Lovely encounter with this antique / tableware gift shop! Had a very nice chat with the owner who…read morebrought all the items from Japan. I got a couple rice bowl set from Arita, Japan, and a daruma from the 1970's. Owner told me he might be retiring next year so defs make your visit soon!! Turn into the parking lot where the "Japanese Gifts" sign is. Shop is on 2nd floor. Have fun!

The selection of pottery and fine dishes, that are all made in Japan, was plentiful! I was on a…read moresearch for specific colored blue Japanese dishes to match my existing set and this store did not disappoint. I almost couldn't leave because there was so much to look at. These dishes are of high quality and are well worth the higher price you pay for it. Then there is the owner who was so kind and full of energy that we even chatted for a few minutes. He will be getting new inventory in April so we'll be back to shop some more.

If you're looking for a fun experience with family, or friends, or even date night, I highly…read morerecommend Chamu because of its excellent customer service and very fun variety of products and charms. There is a huge assortment of large and small charms to choose from, and many different colors of glue for your creative purposes. Above all, the customer service here stand out from the rest because the business is owned by a small family and is very customer oriented. The owner and the other shop staff were all very very kind, so special thank you to both him and the young man who went out of their way to make our experience very fun and seamless today. When we walked in after coming from next-door at Clawcade, I didn't realize Chamu was new but I'm very happy we had our first charm experience here rather than at other charms stores across Los Angeles. I love supporting small business and the Family running. This shop's family was so kind and attentive, going out of their way to help provide additional cute options of charms and teach us the best way to apply the glue. Because of this, no other charm store can compare and I highly recommend Chamu for any Yelpers looking for a fun charms experience! Also their assortment of charms were super cute. There were all sorts of Disney characters, hello Kitty, whimsical, dessert, glitter, and other types and styles for every type of person out there. There was even a box full of medical themed charms which I felt was pretty interesting. I personally loved their little vegetable themed charms. With Mother's Day coming up, I thought it'd be super cute to make a special phone case for my mom, and a huge thank you to the kind folks at Chamu for a wonderful fun experience! Expect to pay ~50$ for a flexible phone case but the experience is so fun and priceless! You get to pick 12 large charms, and unlimited small charms, which are all really cute, as well as up to 2 colors of glue. Thanks Chamu for an excellent time!

My 11 year old wanted to get a customized phone case so we took her there last weekend. She spent a…read moregood 2 to 3 hours and really enjoyed the time she had there. Staffs here were super friendly, it's a nice little place for your kid to be creative and spend some quality time with them. Definitely good for parties or large group of kids. My kid got a phone case with her friends. They also have bunch of other items you could customize with. We really enjoyed our time at this place

It's a great place to wander about and explore. The office is hidden under a canopy of trees…read more Really unique. Feels more like a commercial landscaping place but still a decent selection for your home. Parking on Western or in their small lot. Right across from Tokyo Central. Staff are always friendly and welcoming.

The good: I came by here with my in-laws and husband and…read morebrowsed all of their plants. The worker there was friendly and offered help. We came to look at their fruit trees mostly but ended up enjoying their vegetables and flowers as well. They offer many Japanese plants. I liked how natural the space felt and was kind of like a wild garden. The bad: I didn't get to see their gifts or non-plant items. The interesting: They're family-owned. I did see the cat roaming around. My toddlers enjoyed him/her a lot.

Loonie's Bin is the kind of place where you walk in saying, "Just a quick look," and 45 minutes…read morelater you're pointing at things you haven't seen in decades. Richard and Carol know more about Gardena than most history books. Half the fun is hunting through the endless collection of vintage treasures, and the other half is chatting with them. Every shelf has something nostalgic, unexpected, or wonderfully random. I spotted old Duncan yo-yos, Mickey Mouse collectibles, vintage signs, John Wayne toilet paper, and about a hundred other things I've already forgotten. They even put water out for our dog, which instantly made us feel welcome. If you're grabbing coffee nearby, stop in afterward. Just don't expect to leave quickly. Come for the vintage finds, stay for the stories, and leave wondering whether you should've bought that one thing you'll be thinking about all week.

The couple that own this place are so kind! They really love what they do and it makes it even more…read morefun being in there. Inside there are treasures everywhere when you take your time and look around. Heads up cash only! But there's an ATM nearby I believe. I aim to frequent this place often.

Supper cute shop for last minute gifts literally for everybody! Inside of the casino, very…read morebeautiful nice purses a lot of Hustler gear lounge fly backpacks and more.

Shorty's Gift Shop is located inside Hustler Casino and sells a variety small gifts, Hustler…read moreapparel, Poker related materials, and a variety of sodas, cady bars, and magazines. If you're looking for a Hustler tee of a hoodie of some sort then you can definitely find it here. Items go on sale regularly, and you can often find clearance items for under 5 dollars. Its usually pretty quiet in here as there is only one person holding down the fort, acting both as a salesperson and a cashier. There selection of clothing and trinkets isn't very large but as far as souveniers and hustler gear its as good its gonna get.

Many moons ago my sister worked at a flower shop. She knows the ins and outs of how to get the best…read moreresults in a flower arrangement with a flexible cost. Our mother recently passed and we were in need of flower arrangements for her service + delivery. Sis knows of a place that is local to the cemetery and can complete an arrangement of our requests. The place is a very tiny shop, entrance is in the back, and many people visiting to pick up their arrangements. While inside I noticed a lot of customers come for various schools as there are color coordination references all over the place. Kiku did a wonderful job with the arrangements. I would definitely refer Kiki to anyone in need of flower arrangements in or near the south bay area. Parking: very small private lot in the rear VERDICT: Rinse and repeat

A classic old Japanese business selling beautifully arranged bouquets. Walking in, I immediately…read moreappreciated the worn quality of the business that has clearly served many people over the decades. I ordered a bouquet for my husband for Valentine's day and they put together a fantastic arrangement that will bloom over time. Highly recommended!

This was my first edible arrangement order.. Thank you for the fast turnaround on my same day…read moreorder. Store was easy to find and clean. I ordered a medium sized sun-sational arrangement and the recipient said the fruit was delicious. I liked the variety of fruit in this arrangement. The lovely gentleman even gave me a complimentary chocolate covered strawberry that was red, juicy and sweet. Thank you for the great service.

I have received excellent service from this location and the chocolate covered strawberries were a…read morebig hit at our pot luck! Thank you & God bless you!

One stop shop for Korean traditional artifacts, books, vases, lacquer goods, ham or hahm boxes,…read morejewelry boxes, fans, mirrors, ceramics, and more! Walking into Koreana, I felt like Bastian from Neverending Story finding a safe haven in an antique store.

They are supposed to be open on Saturdays but it's closed. You can't call them, they only accept…read moretexts but they are locked and not answering texts. We made a special trip to come here. If you are only open on occasion make it by appointment only. Looks like they have nice stuff. I won't come back.