We were in the neighborhood and decoded to walk around Westfield Southcenter Mall. The parking was…read moreno issue on a weekday. Various department stores like Macy's, JC Penny's, Nordstrom, etc. Big named restaurants like Din Tai Fung, The Cheesecake Factory, Duke's Seafood Restaurant, Gen Korean BBQ, Haidilao Hot Pot, Joey Southcenter, Marinated Udon, etc. Entertainment like an AMC Theater, Round 1 Bowling & Arcade. They also have a Seafood City Market. The food court is pretty nice too.

When I go on vacation in the states, I love to check out the shopping malls!…read more There's almost always the same usual stores, but a few specialty shops unique to each area . The small experience was pretty similar to all the others I've had . It was nice to walk around and do some window shopping !

Always a "go to" for forgotten items when traveling! It's a mini version of Nordstrom with high end…read moreskin and beauty products, shoes and clothing.

Very clean and neat location. The cashiers and workers were attentive and helpful. I was satisfied…read moreby how well organized things were :D

It's too bad we don't have one like the old Midway Swap Meet! That's progress, baby!…read moreI think the Starlight in Tacoma is no more, also.

Oh goodness. Being new here I tried to see if similar things from back home could exist in this…read morestate so I looked into swap meets and found this place. Unfortunately this and every option similar is pretty terrible. Let me save you the time of driving out there. Didn't really find anything that was worth buying. Even if I did there was no great pricing. Kinda wish there were at least some food options, but yeah nothing. Honestly though, with that being said the others I went to were even worse so I give this one props for at least resembling a swap meet.

I have a friend that I need to give some little goodies from WA and thank goodness for this gift…read moreshop. They got plenty of treats and souvenirs to choose from. I ended up purchasing milk chocolates, fruit & nut candies, ref magnet and some himalayan salt. Cashier was friendly and nice. The space is not that big and can be crowded but at-least it was clean and things are sorted neatly. Price is pretty okay I guess knowing that it's a gift shop inside the airport building. Mahalo for reading and happy juandering fellow yeeps!

Nice shop with great local items. Went to the north terminal store and got some cool stuff two…read moreweeks ago.

I still use cash. I use it when small businesses prefer it. I use it to tip valet. I use it so I…read moredon't have to pay the 2-3% credit card fee at boba shops. I learned about currency around 1st or 2nd grade. So when a Target employee, a young adult, struggled to count the cash I tendered I became deeply concerned about their education and training. She had difficulty adding the denominations, a basic elementary skill, which held up the line. The culmination of their family (parent(s) or guardian(s)), their school curriculum, and their employer failed them. I don't shop at Target as much as I used to. I just happened to be in the area. And just like Safeway, they lock stuff up like personal care items and laundry detergent. I think people will still shop here though because it's close to Sea-Tac Airport. They just won't get the same customer service and freedom to shop like how it was a decade or two ago.

Large department store located in a spacious plaza across from a large mall. Plenty of inventory…read moreinside and has the typical assortment of products you would expect to find here. Brightly lit, well staffed and very peaceful to stroll through.

What a gem. The owner is so kind and nice and there was a couple people who walked in asking for…read morethe five items for free deal. They've given away 1200 people up to five items for free. He showed me the list of the signatures of them pretty cool all by word-of-mouth. if you have a donation to give of any kind monetarily or clothing wise or anything drop on in. Just saw him take a typewriter from somebody. Goodwill's busy pain there CEO 20 million I'm sure. Put your money local for it actually helps somebody that you know and makes a difference in their life that day. I personally bought $37 worth of stuff which was probably like 7 items and some of those were brand new with tags on them and brand name, I got a purse. I can't say enough of what an experience it was to spend an hour wandering around his lovely store. The world need places like this to honor the past & the present! He said it's been there one way or another for 30 years. thank God they'll be here for another 30!. The sign on the the street says secret closet so I may follow up with the review on that page also.

Love this place! The store is always so organized and the owner is always really nice. The prices…read moreare cheap and they'll usually have some deal going on

Shopping in Tukwila, Washington…read more.. I wanted to get a sponge holder for my niece's kitchen and I thought that I could find one at Daiso. I had purchased other sponge holders at different Daiso stores, so... I was hopeful. This Daiso was located at Westfield Southcenter... a super huge mall with free parking and a clean environment! I went to the kitchen gadgets area and found white sponge holders with red Hello Kitty bows... perfect! It was just $2.25 plus tax! The woman at the self-checkout counter was very friendly and offered to help me. She scanned my items efficiently and cheerfully! I'll probably be back!

This is an essential store for dorm room life. Daiso also thrives in neighborhoods with…read moremulti-family developments with small square footage living spaces. It's between Jollibee and the library. The Southcenter location is smaller than the one in Federal Way. I like coming here for stationary and gifts because items are reasonably priced and better quality than a dollar store.

Cleanest Safeway I've ever been to. Plus the bathrooms were hospital level clean! 10/10 will pee…read morehere again.

I'd buy more than I could carry in my puny arms if they had grocery baskets, but they only have…read morecarts, and carts are restrictive. I'm guessing the abolishing of baskets probably has something to do with shoplifting, but it's still a bummer--good for my bank account though.

1 star for this Ross Store…read more I purchased a pair of pliers on May 12, 2026, and after a few uses, I returned it on May 28, because the latch broke--likely due to poor material quality. When I tried to return it, the staff member, Marcel, accused me of breaking it myself, despite my explanation that it was already defective. She even questioned why I hadn't returned it earlier, as if I would return a perfectly working item. This entire experience was unprofessional. Marcel's handling of the return process was poor, and I wish she had better training in customer service. Otherwise, she would probably be better suited in the back room organizing clothes, as she is simply not competent in serving customers. I'm sharing this with my 115 million Google readers to warn them. Because of this, I will not be returning to this store. Additionally, this woman took the defective plier and did not give me my refund. I was also not provided a new return transaction receipt showing the item was processed back into inventory. I was only given my original receipt, so I am unsure whether the return was properly completed in the system, even though the product was taken back. She just gave me the old receipt back and no money was given. Usually, after a refund the cashier would give a new receipt along with the old and the money for the refund. It's about $7.00, so I guess she can keep it, but I will not be returning. This was honestly one of the worst customer service experiences I have had at a Ross location. What made the situation worse was the attitude and lack of professionalism during the interaction. Instead of trying to resolve the issue calmly or assist a paying customer, I felt like I was being blamed and dismissed over a low-cost defective item. Customers should not feel uncomfortable or accused when returning a broken product that clearly failed after normal use. I understand store policies exist, but there is also a proper way to speak to customers. A simple explanation, professionalism, and basic courtesy would have made a big difference. The way this situation was handled reflects poorly on the store's management and customer service standards. The worst service I ever had from this Filipino (Asian) woman.

This is a really clean, really nice Ross. It has an ENORMOUS kids' section. I mean it's like half…read morethe store, it feels like. Clothes, toys, an entire wall of shoes, all the things for kids. The other half has the usual for the rest of us lol. Much nicer Ross than many if not every other I've visited in the region. Of course, marked down prices. Friendly staff.

Let's be honest: there's nothing overly speical about this shopping center, but I do have to give…read moreit props for being pretty stable over the years. Seems like Target, BK, and Starbucks are the "bigger stores," while there are several other resturant/cafes to choose from, some beauty store (that is not what I expected!), Chase, etc. The Target just might be the best thing about this place. It's recently revamped to look a lot cleaner and open open, and you can grab all sorts of home good supplies there on the way home after you've gone shopping at Westfield that's located right accross the street.

This shopping plaza is a throw back to the heady shopping days of the mid 90s when we were throwing…read moreup strip malls all across America. This location has a little something for everyone, with plenty of parking available for you to find a central place and walk the stores easier than finding close parking. Located near here is the Tukwila Pond park and adjacent natural reserve designed to recreate the wetlands that were lose when these malls, parking lots, and warehouses all went in and displaced nature. Turned out that water needed somewhere to go, and city planners chose this area. You will find easy access from transit here as well, and it is a short distance on bicycle from the Green River Trail, making this a high traffic shopping area for any shopper.