The Forum is a really nice shipping area sprawled out with clothing stores, restaurants, a nice…read morestage and outdoor area and a Barnes & Noble. They have clothing places for many styles- LOFT, Banaa Republic, LuluLemon, Versona, Belk, DSW, etc. There's a Pottery Barn and big HomeGoods for home deco fans, and even a Trader Joe's at the far end. It's also set up very friendly to be able to walk around, with wide sidewalks all around so even with a lot of traffic in and out you don't feel caught in the middle of it. We came around Christmas which was crazy busy but once we were able to find a parking spot (which was a little rough) it felt totally fine walking here and there. They also have a few niche businesses here too, like an Asian toy store, a botox store and eye clinic. Tons of options, plus all the restaurants and a small food hall to sit in.

This is a fabulous little shopping center, and you can hit Trader Joe's after you're done shopping…read more Fabulous Food Court. We tried three of the restaurants when we were there and they were all excellent. You can go in and have a cocktail. It has a full bar Or sit at the comfy couches and have a coffee. Definitely will be back here.

Lots of saree and jewelry stores. We experienced helpful service and friendly shop owners. I think…read morethe jewelry shops were very reasonable. There is a food court. We had the thali and a bagel puri. Cheap yet delicious.

Global Mall is a mall with a bunch of Indian shops. Ranging from clothing to jewelry to food to…read morehousehold items, this mall is essentially a one-stop shop for all your Indian wants and needs. I have been coming to this mall for 15+ years, and I have definitely seen it grow from what it used to be. It tends to be the most busiest on the weekends, so keep that in mind. Most of the stores are also closed on Monday as well, so just be aware of that. The mall has a massive parking lot attached too, so you'll be able to find parking. There is a food court as well that has 5 different restaurants you can choose from, and then there is another restaurant downstairs where you can have lunch/dinner. As you would probably guess, the food court options are all Indian as well as the restaurant downstairs. I definitely recommend visiting Global Mall if you ever find yourself wanting to be transported to India without having to take that long flight. The mall is located in Norcross, right off the Jimmy Carter exit.

Nice items, most with great prices; especially on cosmetics This 'Wish' location is also great for…read morefinding small things for "trinket bags", etc for birthdays or holidays when small gifts are needed!

I love everything they sell here. And also a very good price on all items. I recommend this place.read more

This is a great little shop for Japanese foods and gifts. You can find all the treats you recall…read morefrom a visit to Tokyo. There is a food court outside with tasty meals and the adjoining Chinese grocery making this a one stop shop for Asian cuisine. Prices inside are reasonable and the selection is great. The people are wonderful. They provide branded cloth shopping bags to carry out your purchases. No cheap plastic for the land fills. Great service all around.

We popped in, on a quiet day to check things out…read more I will start by saying that this food court includes bakeries and various eateries, with TK across from them. Timing tables our centered between the eateries and the shops, and are not cramped. TK is stocked with stuffed animals to snacks, sweets, skin care, refrigerated & frozen items, including the viral peach ice cream treats. We even tried some seaweed chips - definite pass on those. Lol! But otherwise, we were quite happy with our visit.

The Scenttok experience is so fun, I highly recommend it for anyone in the area. The pricing is…read morevery transparent! I decided to do the Cream Glue DIY for a hair brush. I was given the choice of 10 charms and 3 glues, but I ended up only using 2 glues. Choosing all the charms was probably the most stressful part, they have so many options! I found that putting the charms on the brush was the easiest part. The whole thing likely took around an hour. The service is great; the girl helping me out walked me through the entire experience from choosing charms to squeezing out the cream glue. I like the cream glue piping tool & the consistency of the glue, it felt perfect for the activity. As for food, we got the Signature Popcorn Chicken Platter & the Matcha Panda Crepe Cake. The platter was GREAT, it had so much variety and I enjoyed everything inside it. It also came with three sauces to try. I liked the crepe cake as well, the panda on top is a crunchy marshmallow & the rest of it is just filled with whipped cream.

This was a fun experience. I was worried about pricing based on previous Google reviews mentioning…read morethat a bracelet can blindside you and cost upwards $90. I think the cafe has made the pricing more clear since then, labeling trays of crystals beads that are $39.99 a set, premium beads that cost $49.99 a set, and special one-off beads that are an up-charge of an additional $5-$15 per bead. It's still a bit pricey in my opinion but worth trying out at least once. There are cheaper options for bracelets (plastic beads or wooden beads instead of crystal), but they weren't really my style. They also have other craft experiences such as keychains, cross-stitching, and crystal bowls. My overall recommendation is for the staff to streamline the process somehow, since it can be really confusing. We walked in and the place was packed with no instructions for what to do. We made our way to the line at the kiosk to order drinks and food. We were told to scan a QR code to learn about the crafting experiences and to flag down staff to get started. Food and drinks were tasty. I think this is a great experience to unwind and do some self care.

Simply put, I have been in love with the concept of Plaza Las Americas ever since I first…read morediscovered it back in 2018 when they were just getting started. It was easy even then to see the potential. Their motto is: "Estamos construyendo el nuevo centro para la familia latina mas cerca de ti!" which means "We are building the new center for the Latin family closer to you!" While I am not of Latin blood, I love bringing my family here all the same... especially to the food court! Over the last few years several shops have come and gone, but the total number of vendors seems to be at an all-time high. You can find everything from insurance to Quensetta dresses as well as a dozen Latin restaurants ranging from Mexican & Venezuelan to Puerto Rican and Salvadoran. My current favorite items are the chicken tamales @ Star Bakery (Salvadoran) and the AH-MAZING grilled steak @ Villano's Tacos. *** There is a decent video game arcade and a play area for kids that reminds me of the indoor playland we actually PAY for our kids to play at near Mall of Georgia, but here it's FREE!!! SHOPS INCLUDE: Women, Men & Children's clothing, lingerie, REAL leather boots and Western Wear, shoes, accessories, hair, nail & eyebrow salons, esthetics, jewelry, and electronics. There are candy stores, fragrances, a soccer sports store, mobile phone providers, a truly unique candle store and more. But the best part for me was the food court. You'll also find services such as alterations, insurance, printers, real estate, import/export, taxi, consulting, prom/wedding attire, florists and party favors. THE FOOD COURT FEATURES: Tacos and burritos, pizza, arepas, paninis, shawarmas, baked goods, seafood, Mexican ice cream, fried corn, Venezuelan hamburgers, tortas, gorditas, tamales, empanadas, cubanos, enchiladas, sopes, grilled steak, soups & stews, chicharrón, baleadas, smoothies and so much more! There is even a Dominican place called Mamajuana (hahahaha), but I have yet to catch them open. Must be my scent! There are traditional restrooms as well as individual/family restrooms (complete with a lounge) and a giant water fountain. The floors are a nicely stained concrete with a glossy finish. There is an OUTDOOR gated turf soccer field with its own Agua Buena League where adults or kids can compete with other teams in a fun and safe way. There is also an event hall and Kids Club where "little ones can enjoy different activities, learning different crafts, music and even cooking recipes." SERIOUSLY, WHAT'S NOT TO LOVE about Plaza Las Americas. *** FINAL THOUGHTS My one complaint is nearly everything is written in Spanish and not English friendly. I get I'm probably not the target audience, but I want to be supportive all the same. Many of the vendors are also English challenged, which makes asking a question or making a purchase a tad difficult. But if you can persist, the mall is very clean, safe and most of the vendors are super friendly and eager to please. I absolutely adore what they are building here... a community! Highly recommend coming for a visit! 2022 / 80

If you are looking for authentic Hispanic food definitely come to this plaza. They have a variety…read moreof restaurants as well as little stores. We tried tacos, Churros, and pupusa's from three different spots and they were all delicious. I ended up buying a beautiful handcrafted Hispanic dress to wear. I also got tiny little wooden keychains that were hand-painted and made. The prices are very reasonable. If you are in the mood for authentic Hispanic food definitely give this place a try you will not be disappointed

I visited this delightful shop to find a matching skirt for my hanbok shirt. I had a wonderful…read moreexperience modeling on skirts of different colors, designs, and styles, learning how to fold and take care of hanboks, and taking my favorite (and perfectly-tailored) piece home!

I am not a fan of negative reviews, but I do think it is important to let other people know what…read morethey are getting into. I am getting married, and my fiancé is Korean, so I wanted to wear a hanbok because I think it is very pretty! This is located within the H Mart shopping district (I believe under the Pika Pika Hair Salon). My fiancé was able to make an appointment for the day before. Our appointment was at noon. Everything was fine there. All of the hanboks were absolutely beautiful! It was amazing quality and everything. They really did treated us right when we first walked in. They picked out the skirt and the jacket for me first to figure out a style that we would go for. And then we picked out the outfit for him after to compliment my dress. They had so many different options, which was really nice! So, we found the outfit we liked. Now, it is time to talk about payment. We all got back into our normal wear, and that was when things got pretty bad, like Sarah's review mentioned. They quoted us $1,200 for my dress alone. This includes the skirt, the jacket, shoes and I believe petticoat. My fiance's was going to be $1,000. This includes the pants, jacket, undershirt and the rope. She had given us a discount of $200, because it was originally $1,400 and $1,200, respectively. Just like the previous review, we did not want to go with the first store we had went too. We did not want to pay that much as well. We asked how much renting would be. We could not have it altered (of course), it would have been $600 per person. She kept mentioning that this was "high quality" and it felt like a very nice quality. But I didn't mind getting something on a more medium quality and pay a more medium price. I don't mind paying for what I get. It was just outside my budget. She had asked how much we were willing to spend, and she said they cannot do it at the price we mentioned. I respected it, but we just can't do it. I do not speak Korean, but he does. And he said that we wanted to think about it. After he mentioned that, she said that we *should* buy the hanboks because they spent so much time helping us find an outfit. Number 1, we are not going to be guilted into buying something just because someone spent time with us, UNLESS it says so on the appointment request. Number 2. If you want someone to pay, simply charge an appointment fee. Then you won't feel like your time was "wasted". Because I've been to wedding dress stores, and they do not make me buy a dress, why would we buy a dress here? The bridal boutique doesn't even charge to try on dresses. Even $600 is enough for us to think and consider our options. *I will say that there is a section on the wall that mentioned NOT to take pictures and we did of my outfit. She mentioned that we took pictures so we should pay. I didn't see the notice - our fault, and I told her I can delete the pictures of the dress I was wearing. And we both pushed that we can delete the pictures in front of her so she can see it - but it wasn't really about the picture. It felt like she wanted leverage for us to buy something because we took a picture. I'm Asian, so I know Asian guilt tripping when I see it. We do NOT appreciate it. I think it would be the best experiences for all if they just charge in the beginning. This will save them from "wasted time". Because I am a person who believes in paying people their worth, but I'm not completely sure of the integrity of their business practice. I do not want to feel like I'm forced to buy anything. And that is why it is a negative review.

sorry to mention about the nukoa plaza. the NUKOA EYECARE is a rip off. they will lure you any…read moreway they can to get your business. it is good but not good when they say one thing then its different than the next day. I specifically told this korean doctor that i had vision insurance. he says that we accept insurance holders. i advised to him that i did not have my card on me. he says its okay because i could bring it in once i come and pick up my contacts. later when i went to go, he goes and says that the plan that i have does not accept at his institution. well lesson learned. dont trust a korean unless you know him/her. this was a total disappointment and a well well lesson learned. i hope his/her business fails without reason because this is total bad business practice for our community.

I have to admit I didnt go to everything single place here but the places I did stick my head into…read moreand try I liked. I went to dan moo ji for lunch, and morning glory while I waited for my food and to pick up some supplies for work. I liked both places. I sure i'll be coming back here to see more stores here soon.