Really professional Television studio that has great bilingual hosts who can make guests feel…read morecomfortable and at home even if first time appearing on TV. The owner is onsite, along with project manager, cameramen and sound engineers to make sure the taping flows smoothly.

This TV channel provides accurate news in Vietnamese language. We have a lot of respect for them.read more

my computer payload is 12 kg.so it better be accurate information…read more the station is overwhelmingly more advance than I first thought in brisbane.

Great place to advertise with. They got me 30 second slots during prime time for a good rate.read more

First off, V Star TV doesn't have a Yelp Page because their customers are ages 55+, Vietnamese, and…read moremost cannot navigate a Yelp page. This is for the children of those parents who watch channel 57.11/V STAR TV/888 Home Shopping. This is their storefront where they film their shows and those infamous auction shows. They advertise Japanese and Korean products (ginseng, candy, skin care treatment), boasting that they will give you clear skin. In addition, if you buy their ginseng sets (valued at $120), you get two boxes free. Already, that sounds too good to be true. One of the hosts kept stating that you had to CALL in to RESERVE your purchase so you could pick up. What? Maybe it's for them to keep track of who's buying? But that just sounds strange. They were also saying that if you buy their ginseng (which they say will promote collagen growth and give you energy), they would gift you a Korean gift box set. I started becoming very suspicious while watching the show and decided to come along with my dad to their storefront on Bolsa. The front of the store is filled, from ceiling to floor with skincare sets, ginseng candy and drinks, microphones for karaoke -it's a pretty seedy looking place. The door to where they film was open so I, with no shame stared in. Bunch of green paper and a cheap looking table. Outdated computers and fake flowers for decoration. Wow. Slimy front desk lady sees me looking and gets up to close the door. Hmph. As my dad is confirming he called in to purchase the ginseng, an old lady waddles in slowly and asks the slimy front desk what they're selling. Slimy lady says, "We're selling the ginseng set, $120 for one but it's buy 1 get 2 free PLUS a Korean gift set box VALUED at $175." To my dad, she says, "This is the biggest promotion we are doing on the show. It's worth it." To the old lady who just waddled in, "You want you buy? It $120." So much for having to call in to reserve your purchase. A bunch of pooey. I'm looking at the Korean skincare display and you guys know how when lotion has been sitting out for awhile, not used, forgotten for years, perhaps? It develops this chunky looking texture, almost a coagulation. Well, that $175 Korean skincare looked exactly like that. My dad make his absurdly expensive purchase and I lug those boxes into my car. I go home and do my research on these products. Should've done my research prior but you live and learn. Those darn products are imported from Korea through a Chinese website! Wholesaling website which many of us might be familiar with! They're $5.50 a box (the Korean skincare set) and the slimy was boasting that it was valued at $175. Like in whose eyes? Your greedy, money-grubbing eyes? This channel/store is a SCAM. None of their products are valued in the HUNDREDS margins. They're cheap products imported overseas with no regulations. They're practically scamming their own race. It's disgusting and simply sad.

Very professional company! Quoc Thai was very helpful and courteous in helping us with our first…read moretalkshow. The price was very reasonable and work done in a punctual manner. Will sign a contract for regular talkshow. Thanks Quoc Thai and staff!

Growing up, I loved our television. It wasn't that it had the largest screen, but the dial was so…read moresatisfying to turn--I remember the clicking sound and exactly how much tension was required to change the channel--and while most other people's TVs were surrounded by annoying wood cabinets with speakers that had long since stopped working properly, our TV looked relatively modern even in 1988, when TVs didn't come with dials anymore. My parents held on to that TV until the late '90s, but we had gotten cable when I was in first grade, so the wonderful dial was stuck at channel 3 for many many years, although I would sometimes change it just for old times' sake. This is a review of KOCE, however, so why am I talking about an old TV? Well, remember how difficult it was to get to the higher channels on old TVs? You had to change the main dial to the auxiliary setting, and then you had to turn the second dial to the correct station. That was always really annoying, especially when I wanted to watch Sesame Street, which was on channel 28. I never minded having to go all the way up to channel 50 for KOCE, however. Why? Well, mainly because I thought this channel was so cool. It also carried Sesame Street, but there was so much more. There were weird opera shows and strange acting shows and weird one-man-talking shows. I remember a particular guy with ghost-white hair, but I don't remember what the show was. I think this is even the station that used to carry the Wally George Show, which I loved when I was a kid for some reason. (Don't worry; I'm not that stupid anymore.) I also felt kind of special that we got two PBS stations at our house. I don't think other people in L.A. County got KOCE, but I might be wrong.

If you like CNN, New York Times, and most dying MSM, you will like LSR. Old VNmese saying: Nha bao…read morenoi lao an tien.

Very informative news and great political, economic topic discussions even robust community…read moreconnection every time.

I have seen their productions and it is good quality. I like that they are a good voice for the…read moreVietnamese community. I also agree with the review by Pho T. that Yelp has not approved. My only criticism is that there are no clear instructions on how to receive their programming. Currently, we have to watch on our computer screen. I think there is a way to get their programming on ROKU but I don't know how to do it. If anyone knows, please send me a message here on Yelp.

From the owner: Commerical Production, Entertainment, Outside Broadcasts, Documentaries, and more.read more

Great Group of people. Advertising with them really helped our company penetrate the Vietnamese…read morecommunity. They are the gateway to customers.