Chinatown Outlet is an indoor "mall" type of place they have a variety o Asian groceries, snacks, frozen items, and specialty products you don't always find at regular grocery stores. The shelves are over stocked, and high prices. The store is spacious and somewhat organized for the amount of inventory they carry. read more

Chinatown Outlet - Outlet Stores Near Me - Las Vegas, Nevada

Outlet stores located in the center of a big shopping area with lots of asian restaurants and asian type stores. The outlet mall consists of a few different stores and kiosks offering many different asian trinkets, display items, clothing, knick knacks etc. There is also a oriental type bakery that sells fresh breads and baked good. read more

Chinatown Outlet - Outlet Stores Near Me - Las Vegas, Nevada

The rapid growth of Las Vegas Chinatown has been nothing short of impressive. In a short span of less than a decade, it's become one of the fastest growing Asian ethnic enclaves in the country. Most things within Chinatown Plaza has been looking fairly new as of late, but somehow the Chinatown Outlet (#2) is looking like it's been left behind. On the interior it's eerily reminiscent of a dead mall. It's rarely busy in here and so many of the obscure shops sit empty. Save for a bubble tea (#2), I am not seeing much foot traffic. The place looks dated and the sign outside says they're open until 1pm most days (#3). There are a handful of Asian-owned businesses from garments to tax prep to travel that take up this space. Food and drink options are limited, and there is very little going on and not a whole lot to see. Despite all of that, this is still worth a visit for anyone who wants something off the beaten path and a nostalgic approach to a growing neighborhood. Keep the expectations low and it might end up being a fun adventure after all. ___________ (#1) Also known as "Chinatown Mall" (#2) https://www.yelp.com/biz/no-1-boba-tea-chinatown-las-vegas (#3) Oh typos, but in window decal form: https://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/chinatown-outlet-las-vegas-2?select=rBstvQI8ZsB-zFCNkhVz5g&userid=ysCBsXWPB-LAiewVS3jZfQ My photos: https://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/chinatown-outlet-las-vegas-2?userid=ysCBsXWPB-LAiewVS3jZfQ read more

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Walking into this place feels like stepping into a different place and time. A slightly defunct and a bit sad place and time but not that bad. We were in the area for some boba and when we walked in, we were immediately assaulted with "go upstairs!" When we politely declined (because we were on a mission for boba), the person seemed really upset with us. We walked around the little mall area, found our boba and came around the corner to get to the little bakery. Again she was like "why don't you come upstairs?" Lady, this is starting to feel like a horror movie. I did stop and look at some stuff. Most of it seemed a bit cheap and not something I'd want to buy. I did appreciate the school upstairs and the music that was playing. Sounded like a lion dance and that's one of my favorite things. read more

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Shoppers beware - a Chinese lady with glasses and medium cut hair followed us around the upstairs outlet. She followed right behind my boyfriend the entire time he was browsing. This was highly uncomfortable and very obvious. She offered my friend a shopping basket when we first entered. We were having a private conversation about the jade bangles when she came up and asked if we wanted to try it on. After we both replied with a polite "no", the lady snatched the basket out of my friend's hands. So rude!! The workers make you feel like a criminal following you around. We witnessed a customer who purchase and while leaving, the lady shouted after them "Buy something else? Another one?!" In terms of items offered here, the jewelry is very overpriced. Something priced $5 Steer clear of this place. read more

Right when you walk in, a Chinese lady downstairs tries to make you go upstairs. The money you do, get ready for some workers giving you attitude. We asked how much something was, they over price it and say "you want to buy it". We say that's okay. They yelled "YOU DON'T HAVE TO BUY IT. PUT IT BACK!" That's when we decided it's time to go. What's up with the lady downstairs telling everyone who walks in to go upstairs. So we can get verbally abused by workers? DON'T GO IN THERE. DON'T GO UP EITHER. You have been warned. read more

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If me making this review means stopping someone from potentially having their day ruined then so be it. My mom is the sweetest most smiley sweet woman you will ever meet and she was absolutely harassed and followed around this store. This Asian lady was standing extremely close to her and following her around the entire store from the second she entered the store until the second she got out. Please don't enter this store, there's a reason why it's so dull since the employees harass anyone that enters. read more

I am visiting from California. The rest of the mall is pretty cool but skip the Outlet. The instant I came into the store a woman followed me up the stairs and into the outlet. It was very obvious she was following me because she was staring at me so I started zigzagging around the aisles to make absolutely sure and she was totally following me. At one point a doubled back around a center aisle and she came right up to me and tried to look in my bag. Been in the store for like 2 minutes. I asked her why she was following me and she didn't answer me but she kept trying to look in my bag so I showed her. It's just my towel and my bathing suit. I was going to go to a spa after. I asked if I was supposed to check my bag and she said no but she continued to follow me but from a distance; every time I looked up to see where she was she was looking at me. SO RUDE. 非常粗鲁的女人。导致我心情不好。坏能量。粗鲁的 read more

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The vibe in here when you walk in is kind of dead not busy, but there are many shops in here to check out. There are lots of knick knacks for sure to look at. . My aunty loves going to the bakery inside this mall to buy toasts and loaf of bread with coconut inside. She says they don't skimp on the coconuts in the bread. Also they have a durian cake, the outer cake looks like a real durian, the cost of the durian cake was 46 bucks which is worth it because it's rare to find durian cakes. Also durian is kind if rare to find for bakery items, it's slowly getting popular, but not all places serve durian. . I love going in this mall to look at rhe gift shop which carries sanrio items. I love gudetama and I was able to buy a divided child plate with gudetama design on the plate. I found a matching gudetama bowl too. I skipped on the plastic cups with gudetama on it because I like my drinks in glass. I have gudetama class cups already so I skipped on the plastic ones from the gift shop. . We came here to dine in at the taiwan cafe. They served good taiwan snacks and eats. We came for breakfast. It was an experience and vibe. . Overall this mall has some gems. If you find this review helpful don't forget to vote useful, funny and etc for this review. Thanks for reading and have a yelptastic day! read more

It's not as nice as the stores and area next door at Shanghai plaza. But it's decent and has a nice variety of stores and restaurants. Lots of parking here which is a plus as the other plazas lack it at busy times. read more

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Terrible customer service. My family and I visited the store just to browse, but two older Asian employees immediately began harassing us. Despite us politely declining their help, they repeatedly insisted we go upstairs and try things on. When we decided to leave due to their aggressive behavior and being uncomfortable, they cursed at us in their language and mocked us by saying "no money, no money" while patting their pockets. No wonder there are no customers in that place. read more

My wife got yelled at by the lady on the second floor outlet mall for taking a picture of the huge painting she was thinking about purchasing for our living room. She told her not to take pictures if she's not buying. How rude! No manners..give asian people a bad name. Told her to just go after that encounter. Will never come back to this dumper fire. Rather support the mom and pop shops on the first floor. read more

This place is okay. I was looking for more of a DTLA Chinatown vibes. The building gave Chinatown feels, but didn't have enough vendors in my opinion. The big shop is upstairs and little vendors down stairs. I don't think I would go unless I'm looking for lunar new years outfits. All the vendors and workers were super kind, even if you just say hi and don't buy anything. read more

This place lord help the manners of the sellers are no where to be found. They talk crap about you in mandarin right when you are still there, thinking on one understands them. They push you to buy things and they hover over you. They have a nasty attitude and yell at their customers. Like lady you were the one selling I am the one buying. You must be out of your mind. RUDE that's it. And this actually gives the negative impact to the Chinese culture. There's no culture here to be seen just rude people trying to take your money. Save yourself from a headache. DON'T GO HERE! read more

Me and my mom decided to explore the area the first shop we went into a man held up a tiny glass figurine and held it up to his face as if it was telling hem a secret and told us it change color he handed it to us and i put it back next store was the reason we came in the first place for the most part 15 minuts later at around 4:45 we were told it was closing cute shop though lastly we finished the loop and decided to check out upstairs biggest mistake. The lady handed me this really filthy basket thing and while i was looking at a braclet she told me to try it on as she aggressively took it off the rack i put it back and she said "you dont like it here try this one its different color" and aggressively got a different one for me to try me and my mom were cery uncomfy but kinda luaghing to ourselves i put the basket down on the table we were by and we left. In short be prepared for aggressive sales tactics read more

Located upstairs in the Chinatown Plaza, The Chinatown Outlet has something for everyone from Asian style home accents, fashions and gifts, jewelry, toys, trinkets and even cases for your smart phone or covers for your laptop if you want that blinged out look. Use extra caution while browsing though, and be careful when you head towards the back of the room...There's a lady who will hold you prisoner and strap one of her three knock off massage devices on you until you try all three,and try to push her items on you worse than a dude at a car lot...After nicely declining repeatedly, "How much you want?" is all we kept hearing (she was already bagging one of them up thinking she made a sale!?!?!?!) We slowly walked backwards and at the same time declined YET AGAIN! Looking all disappointed after all her hard work all she could tell us was "Up to you!" Yes lady it is up to us if we want to get ripped of by you, Thank you very much!...You have been warned...ALOHA!!!! YELP 365 CHALLENGE-(172/365) "Hostage Crisis in Chinatown" read more

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I usually love going to the China town mall solely for the craft store in the back. Because god damn that upstairs store? It's filled with trinkets and pretty (cheap lookin) stuff. And every time I go I have suffocated by the women who works there. Genuinely if I had taken a step right behind me she would've been stepped on. The moment I would pick something up she would tell us the price. We just wanted to look around and she kept pricing everything. We started speaking Spanish because we felt so uncomfortable to speak around her. We felt the need to leave after five minutes in the store. She also hiked up the price on a scarf when the sign literally said it was 20 dollars cheaper. DO NOT GO UPSTAIRS. read more

Do not use a Visa card at this establishment. My daughter was visiting Las Vegas over her spring break and we decided to buy her a pre-paid Visa. Minutes after leaving the Chinatown Outlet her Visa card was drained by online purchases from Victoria Secrets and other stores. We are now in a 90 day dispute with the Visa card company to get back 200 plus dollars. Cash only if you even decide to purchase anything from this place. read more

so i went here with my friend. we're teenagers & we kinda look more on the emo side i'd say. but you know we walked in & were the only ones in store we're then approached by the lady working but she said nothing. then followed us around the rest of the store. yeah we left bc she was like right behind us. most uncomfortable experience i've had in chinatown. read more

I bought a piece of jewelry here yesterday, and it is dented. I did not notice until I went home. ...I am sure they knew it was damaged, but sold it to me at a normal price.I also bought a jacket, at first they said the price was 35, then when I said I as going to buy it they made the price 40. read more

So this is only upstairs? Downstairs is a lot better. The upstairs is tiny. There's not much at all. Mostly jewelry and cell phone cases. Which I don't like any of. I've only ever bought cheap cute little things from here. Like 2. They don't have much. And the people can't speak English. I was paying and I couldn't understand a word the lady was saying. She was really nice though. So it's fine. Just wish I could have understood. read more

The prices were more than reasonable for the quality of the products. I went there for iPhone cases and other decorations. The store sells designs that I couldn't find in other similar stores, or couldn't find for similar prices. The cases so far have lasted longer than cases I bought from other places for much more money. Definitely recommended! read more