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    2.5 (26 reviews)
    Open 11:00 am - 8:00 pm

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    $65 for a Labubu. Extremely marked up. Ridiculous. (Had no choice to buy it for someone bday gift)
    Nikka C.

    First of all, the store is a mess. It's as if someone was selling these items out of their garage or front yard. Second, there was one person working there and they were not the most helpful or pleasant person. As someone WHO KNOWS NOTHING about these items and LABUBUS, she acted as if I were asking stupid questions. I ended up buying a Labubu (someone's gift) and it was A WHOPPING $65, for what??? A ridiculous keychain. SOOOO MARKED UP. I know it's a popular item but wow. At least make the shopping experience nice by tidying up the store and having NICE customer service. Never shopping here again. Also, F LABUBUS!

    Mallory W.

    Like many reviews mention... There is definitely one employee that should make an effort to be nicer to customers. I went to the counter to buy a cute keychain and proceeded to notice how one of the girls was packing up an already opened Sonny Angel giraffe hipper to be sold. I asked the girl packing it if I could purchase it as well and then the girl said "Yes." I said I'll buy it as well, with my keychain. She was even nice enough to ask if I wanted the box, but I said no. The other girl who was ringing up my purchase had the rudest tone with me. She said, "Uhh.. OKAY?!" Clearly upset she had to go back into the register to ring up one additional thing. Gee, sorry to inconvenience you that bad. She even proceeded to mutter something to her friend in a different language and they proceeded to act judgmental during the rest of the transaction. My total, the keychain (pictured) and Sonny Angel giraffe hipper came out to a total of $30.39 and for an ALREADY opened Sonny Angel and a small keychain--that total makes no sense to me. There was even a TIP SCREEN at the end. Why would I tip you for that tone? I remained nice to the girl, but questioning ever coming back. Crazy prices and you have a rather disrespectful employee in your hands.

    Pop Mart League of Legends
    Jasmin C.

    Despite the negative reviews lately, my friend and I thoroughly enjoyed this store. We went for the blind boxes and were genuinely shocked at the great variety of blind boxes available. A TON of Asian brands and a few Pop Mart IPs as well. All the boxes were a bit overpriced compared to if you were to get them directly off brand's retail sites (but instant gratification lol). The cashier was super friendly to us when we were checking out! Would definitely come back again to purchase more blind boxes.

    $27 to decorate my own phone case
    Bea S.

    I'm giving 5 stars because I had a blast with my niece and sister decorating my phone case. We had so much fun searching for the perfect charms/ gems/ pieces and figuring out the perfect place to put them. We each took turns and were giggling and having fun the whole time. Whenever I look at my phone I'll think of them. Core memory for sure. ***However*** I got here before 11 am on a Saturday. The store stayed dark for a while. My niece called them and a guy answered and was like duh it's not 11 am yet but that's when we open. Well 11 am passed. There started to be a line. More waiting. Finally two giggling girls ran up and opened the door but kept the close sign on and ignored the crowd. As they turned on the lights and got the place ready, no apologies or anything. One impatient customer just walked in, she only wanted to buy one thing and must have been in a hurry. Finally one worker opened the door. I walked in and said I'd like to decorate a phone case. She said ok . And went to the wall of colors and charms. I followed her but then she spent the rest of the time working on trying to turn on the music to the tv like her life depended on it . The music literally skipped the whole time we were in there btw (over an hour). I waited for her to finish with the tv but she ignored me. It looked like she was going to help me get prepared with the colors and or lead me in the right direction but she didn't. While I waited for her, I had time to read the signs on the walls and finally saw the you have to pay first sign so I said to her oh, I guess I go to the register first to pay? She said yes. Well wtf. Why didn't you just say that? I was hovering next to you because I thought you were going to help me, not bc I wanted to invade your space. The girl at the register was a lot more accommodating. Patient and helpful. She told me they didn't carry the phone case for my phone but I could decorate my own. It was about $27. She put my phone on a paper plate and taped it to make it stay. I grabbed a piping bag with my color and picked some charms and thought that was it. Couldn't for the life of me get the tip of the bag cut. Turns out they have to cut the tip of the bag and add a plastic tip but you again have to figure out that on your own. They won't come to you and tell you that. I was using the tweezers to poke a hole in the bag. Didn't even know you needed a plastic tip bc it's not readily accessible. So she'll come to you with scissors, cut the tip of the piping bag, and add a plastic decorating tip of your choosing. The tips basket I got all looked the same Then you pipe away, add your charms, and when you're finished, make sure you press your charms down so they hold well as they dry. Clean up your mess, put extra charms back, and hand the piping bag back to the register. They can hold it for you while you continue shopping or you can take your decorated items with you. She put another piece of paper plate on top and taped it which I thought was nice. Depending on how much piping is on your item it'll take 4-7 DAYSSSS to dry. It's a cute idea. I didn't think $27 was too much for a fun time with family. The charms are a little repetitive and light on colors. Let's say there's 8 bins, well two of each will be the same so technically only 4 different bins to choose from. In other people's TikTok videos they seemed to have way more choices of bins, colors, charms but the day I went didn't. I think maybe 8-10 narrow bins. I don't think they clean them between days and there's a lot of hands and fingers that rake through those charms. Including children's. They had blue, green, pink charms. Maybe orange. But not many other colors. All very cutesy. What they had was alright and I found things I liked but there's not a lot of variety. I don't think my 12 year old boy would be able to find anything to decorate his phone with if I bring him. So keep that in mind. The tools are all speckled and aren't clean so the smoothing tools won't completely smooth bc they have dried bumpy paint on them. I don't think they change out the plastic on the table either as it had leftover paint on them too. It got busy around noon. A lot of little kids were coming in just to listen to a song with the f word in the chorus on full blast which was making us laugh. Come early because I've read that the later hours get super busy and people take over the bins and it's hard finding charms without feeling rushed or battling for them. The store had some cute figurines and collectibles. 5 stars for the memories. 2 stars for the gal at the register bc the other one was useless.

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    Danielle Z.

    I always have a good time here!! I've come twice, mainly for the Japanese style Decoden (fake frosting and many kawaii charms) DIY activity. It's set up very nicely, there are tons of blind boxes you can purchase to be the centerpiece, and there's a large area dedicated to crafting. You can also choose unlimited charms and two frosting bag colors. The staff is super nice and helpful. They also have other activities that look fun but I haven't tried yet. I'll be back probably! TIP you can bring your own container or thing to decorate! Also come early :)

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    Lynn F.

    The store can entertain bored kids with arcade games, Vivid Workshops where you make DIY t-shirts, crafts like jewelry, you buy the beads. Impulse items include tea cups, small plates, cell phone cases, and like other places in the mall, a big selection of plushy toys & kids stuff that also appeal to adults. You're right across the way from a food court, restaurant row, and cool stationary, books, clothing, much etc. The Kabuki Theater is next door, so on a rainy day, you can entertain yourself for hours.

    4 clips diy deco
    Priya C.

    Went here early September! It was very busy, so we had to come back at a different time. We came mainly for the DIY deco part of the store, but they also sell other trinkets. The diy deco is something that you do at the front of the store, with a couple of tables with seating and lights/tools at each table. You pay for the blank phone case/clips or whatever you chose to diy first before decorating. The employees at the front were great and very helpful! It was a really cute activity, something fun and interactive to do with your bestie. We were looking to do the phone cases however it was out of our price range and the phone cases didn't seem very study. We went with the 4 for $16 (if I remember correctly) hair clips. We had unlimited deco cream colors and charms, and you're free to stay as long as you want. A person (maybe employee?) kept coming by to look over what we were doing, which made us feel a bit uncomfortable, but overall the experience and aesthetic was great, but with the price point probably won't come back. I would still give it a try if you and your bestie want something cute to do while in Japantown.

    Aubrey A.

    They sell fake blind boxes... all I need to say do not buy from here,, such a scam. They also overprice sonny angels. Pretty sure they get their orders from ali express... I might as well buy from them too if I'm going to pay full price for a bootleg version

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    So fun to pick all the pieces to put on our new mirror! Great selection, nice work space.

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