Always a great time at visiting the Uniqlo store. I stopped by recently to see what they had as a…read morepart of their summer collection. I saw a couple of pieces i liked & had to make a purchase. I can't wait to come back!

This Uniqlo was SO BUSY on a Monday afternoon in October. Tons of merchandise. Great selection and…read moreprices. I enjoyed this because I live in a city without a Uniqlo. I'll be back.

Through a small entrance down a long hallway past a bunch of shops selling clothing and accessories…read moreis this anime merch store that sells a variety of stuff. I stopped by to check out the Love & Deepspace merch that they had as they often post the new merch that they receive on IG. I think they might be one of the only places in NYC that import the. The small items were reasonably priced while the larger ones like plushies were $30 and up. There were also merch from a few other Chinese donghua and games like HonKai Star Rail. Down a few steps there was another section with a bunch of lotteries that you can buy tickets for from $15-18/ticket with discounts if you purchased a bundle of them. Upstairs was where all the regular sized display figures were. 5% off if you pay with cash.

I knew the whereabouts of Anime Figure Egg-Cellent from seeing someone once carrying a bag on the…read morebus plus my friend finally brought me here today after lunch. Location wise is on Roosevelt Ave inside the DongDaeMun Shopping Mall Inc which is on the same street as the 7 train. The anime store has three floors (upper floor, main level and basement). Overall, the space is clean and has narrow aisles. Fast service from friendly staff. Cash and/or credit/debit cards are accepted payment. The main floor has a variety of blind boxes, Labubu figures, flash cards, plushies, car models, posters, stationary, figurines especially merch of anime and manga characters....many which I've not heard of before. My favorites are the classic Sanrio and Cardcaptor Sakura. Hugely decent selection of Miku (girl with teal-colored hair) merchandise towards the back of the store. Basement has different kinds of figurines that I've no idea about. My friend knows most of these characters by heart because it seems to be one of her favorite stores whenever coming to the Flushing neighborhood. Flash cards have good deals but the blind boxes are more on the pricier side imo, like $3-4 more compared to other places. Next time if you're wondering what to gift your friends, you can choose to stop by here. I think there has to be something for everyone whether you're into anime or not.

Let me start off our tour guide Sunny is good, helpful, informative, experience and fun. The driver…read morePage also is another highlight, safe and punctual and always try his best to accommodate. Stars at following Hotel 4/5 Driver 5/5 Tour 5/5 Food 1/5 I will do again with them. However let us pay for uber eat or meals optional even fast food My husband have an allergic reaction to MSG from all 3 Chinese buffet.

Wong & Cui Family, 5/26/26... We just returned from the most…read moreenjoyable and memorable Memorial Day weekend 3 Days 2 Nights trip covering Philadelphia, Washington DC & Niagara Falls with the absolute "The BEST" tour guide we have ever met in our life, Chloe Long. She's the most charming, humorous, courteous, respectful, knowledgeable, patient and accommodating tour guide. Either profesionally or personally, she's a wonderful and charismatic person with whom you will want to be friend for ever. Kudos to Chloe and not forgetting our driver, Al. We deeply appreciate you bringing us a memorable trip that we will cherish forever. Thank you!!!!

I love TJ Maxx as a store, but this one is so hot and stuffy. It's the design of the building, but…read moreit's not the best shopping experience because of this. The lines are always very long and don't move quickly. For this reason, I don't recommend this location, not even on a weekday.

The racks were so messy it was so hard to find things here. And the lines were extremely long…read moremaking it very difficult to checkout.

This Marshalls location has been in the Sky View Mall of Flushing for a very long time. The shelves…read morewere rather messy and unorganized where there were clothes all over the floor back then. Decided to stop by and see what was good today. Glad I had taken a look because there were lots of great-valued goodies on sale by the clearance section. Additionally by the look of things, it seemed that they recently had a renovation of the inside of the store. The old Marshalls I had known years before no longer looked familiar to me but in a good and positive way. The skincare/makeup section is moved from the back to the side. So much easier to find products now in comparison to years ago where if you see it, you'll see it. And if you don't, well that's too bad and it's on you. More beauty brands from Sephora including K-Beauty are found in store like The Inkey List, Herbivore, Glow Recipe, Kiehl's, Summer Fridays, Laneige, Farmacy, Curlsmith, Clinique, Skinfix, Peter Thomas Roth, Glossier, First Aid Beauty, Drunk Elephant and etc. Glad to see that the Flushing location finally has a separate section just for K-Beauty alone. It's about time, Marshalls! Next, it is also more convenient to find yoga mats, yoga towels, and other sports/wellness related vitamin (gummies) in the Active section which is located right next to the beauty aisles. If you're looking for a sturdy but inexpensive yoga mat alternative, then Gaiam is the brand that got your back! Their yoga mats only retail for $15 and the yoga towels are $10 in total. The service from staff is helpful + patient + friendly + top notch. Love shopping at Marshalls from time to time. Things are pretty affordable + great value + very durable + highly recommended. Would definitely be back again next time!

This Marshall's was SO BUSY on a Monday afternoon in October. Tons of merchandise. Great selection…read moreand prices. I enjoyed this. There was a lot to look at and try on. I'll be back!

A new store opened on the block, and the grand opening was on Dec. 10th. This is one of their…read morenewest store locations, since they're sprouting up like wildflowers. This store used to be a clothing store for over 20 years and the location has a basement floor (mostly for inventory storage), besides the first floor. The shop itself is of a rectangular shape, and most of the merchandise are on the first floor. They carry mostly imported goods from China and most of the inventory just screams cute, adorable, and girls will love it. So it's perfect for guys that needs a one stop shop to make their girlfriends happy (especially teenagers). I actually saw someone buying this giant bear that's almost his own height. There's a ton of stuffed animals, hair/cell/and beauty accessories, cup sets, beauty products (scents, beauty tools, make simple makeup items), stationary ... Like cute puked on their shelves and everything just makes a little girl want to buy stuff. And there's more ....... They take credit cards with no minimum. And I heard two Spanish speaking staff members (so don't worry, that's an implied requirement to do business on this block.) But you do still get the occasionally non-English speaker that only speaks Mandarin and they will call another staff to assist you. However, no refund or exchanges so shop carefully. The biggest thrill for me was finding a 10 in one pen.... it's a personal weakness. And then buying their biggest printed tote bag of cuteness for like 18cents. (A bag I didn't mind paying for and actually wanted to pay for one to take home. It does come in varies sizes, but you get to pick.) And the staff does ask you if you want a bag beforehand; So, you won't just find an extra charge you said no to afterwards, like a lot of stores are doing now since the plastic bag ban. (Yes, it's a big peeve for me with that crap, especially when I have my own bag on me) . Double win in my book lol Extra info. : This is def. a Chinese owned and operated business. They're actually opening up a lot of locations in New York (Soho, Queens Mall and Junction Blvd. (Elmhurst locations), The Mills Mall, at Jersey Garden, NJ and they're expanding even further across the country; It seems like they're trying to be the Chinese version of Japanese Muji. The inner business structure is relatively new and have not fully acclimated as a chain franchise in the US.

Such an adorable place. Fun had by all. Came here with some of the girls from my book club and…read morecreativity was just pouring out of us. Honestly the hardest part was choosing over a wide selection of what to decorate and how. The items were practical. I chose the phone holder and mirror. Coming back for the clock. And yes, we could easily stay there for hours.

We went to DIY Monster and it was amazing! The space is so cute and there are so many different…read morethings you can make. My children made books, and I made a phone stand this time the first time I came, I made a hand mirror! You can honestly be there for hours decorating it's so fun and relaxing. Their prices prices are reasonable . The staff Mandy and Archer were super nice, and everything is really clean. They also sell lots of cool things like Booboos, squishies, paint, and you can even do bear drips. Definitely one of our favorite spots!

I walked into Teso Life around 8:40 PM, rushing to grab a home freshener from the back. One of the…read moreemployees stopped me from entering the section because he was mopping. His demeanor felt very unfriendly--he looked visibly annoyed, which made the whole interaction uncomfortable. It wasn't even closing time, yet it felt like customers weren't welcome. Experiences like this can easily drive people away from this location.

Busy game store with lots of figurines across many different genres from smiskis to anime to cars,…read moreand more. Great space to check out for any collectors of petite figurines.