Outlet 4 Less sells mostly second hand and factory reject merchandise including a wide variety of…read moreelectrical appliances such as bread makers, ice cream makers, slow cookers, pressure cookers, garden hoses, gardening tools, and nursery cribs. Most items come in their original boxes, if not a bit battered.

Nice store, very clean, organized, and friendly! Would definitely come back for more shopping. Also…read morethey have plenty of variety in their stock! 5/5 stars!

Just had a wonderful experience working on my washer and dryer with Billy. He was quick, honest,…read moreand so so helpful. I would recommend this business to others without hesitation.

Billy was great! He came out two days after I initially called and explained the issue with my…read moredryer (broken knob) and fixed it within 10 minutes. Speedy, professional, and honest - highly recommend.

Carolina is THE vintage stove expert and she always has amazingly cute stoves -- they work better…read moreand are more durable than new ones too! Our first O'Keefe & Merritt has lasted us many years in perfect condition, we just bought a 1949 Wedgwood for the back house and we love it. Do yourself a favor and shop Carolina's.

Carolinas stole my insulation from my stove when confronted…read more she said she didn't take it she did a terrible job on restoring my Wedgewood stove don't waste your money!! dishonest

On Labor Day, September 7th, I stopped by Kim's Home Center with my Mom…read more This is a very old and well-known shopping center that has been around for a very long time. They carry all kinds of useful everyday products, many of which are imported from Korea. The store has two floors and sells everything from clothing and underwear to household items, beauty products, and many other practical things. My Mom has probably been here dozens of times, maybe even more than 100 times, over the years, and I've also been here many times myself. But surprisingly, this is my first time ever writing a review for this place! We went there this time because I was looking for a sports bra. My Mom highly recommended this store because she said Korean underwear tends to fit Korean body types better and is more comfortable. One of the things I really liked was that you can actually try on bras in the fitting room before buying them. The employee was very kind and helpful. She explained the different sizes and helped me choose which sports bra would work best for me. After trying on a few options in the fitting room, I found a sports bra that fit me perfectly and was very comfortable. I ended up buying two of them, one black and one beige. My Mom also wanted to buy a pair of underwear, so I purchased three items together. After that, we went downstairs to the first floor, where I bought a Korean hair-dye product that is apparently designed to be used almost like shampoo. I also ended up buying a pair of slippers to wear at home. My Mom also bought a Korean product called "Bal-eul Ssiseuja" ("발을 씻자") which I recommended to her. It has apparently become extremely popular in Korea recently. The funny thing is that I somehow ended up with three separate receipts that day! First, I paid separately for the sports bras. Then I bought the hair-dye product and checked out separately. Later, while looking around for household items, I suddenly thought, "Oh, should I buy a pair of slippers too?" So I bought those separately as well. This place is always extremely popular because they sell such a huge variety of useful everyday products and household items. Because of that, the parking lot is always very crowded. There is security staff helping direct cars in the parking lot, which is helpful. However, the lot is still pretty tight and busy. I'm especially not very good at parking in narrow parking spaces, so it was actually really convenient and relaxing to come with my Mom, who is an excellent driver and very good at parking. Overall, I had a really nice shopping trip here with my Mom. It's one of those places where you can always find something useful, even when you didn't originally plan on buying it!

Kim's Home Center is the OG Home Goods shop in Koreatown and I love it…read more They have a small parking lot which can fill up quickly but it's nice that they have one in KTown! Staff has always been friendly and kind, keeping in mind speaking Korean is helpful if you are looking for something specific. It's NOT necessary, just helpful. They have so many Korean focused products mostly in home goods like kitchen items, tons of bedding, rice cookers and kimchi fridges, but also things like makeup, skincare and clothes. Well priced house slippers with a lot of options! The entire second floor is electronics and more expensive goods, which I hear are not the best to buy here. I usually stick to cheaper items, more kitchen and cooking related needs at Kim's. They have a pretty strict return policy which I hear is a bit risky for more pricey items. I went in specifically for Makgeolli supplies and was so happy to find the pot & cups I needed, at nearly half the price of amazon! Support local stores instead of shopping online! I'm definitely a fan of Kim's Home Center and will come here for all my related needs in the future.

I dont know how all these other people had good reviews but this place is a scam. I booked them for…read moremy broken dryer and then cancelled when I found out about the 85 diagnostic fee. They confirmed my cancellation but then someone still showed up to the house (without calling to confirm) and then tried to lie about what company they were for trying to gaslight me. When I called the company they denied having any affiliation with this person. This is false because the person listed the secretary I talked to by name and this was the only company I contacted due to their good reviews. An absolute scam.

Venden cosas quebradas, ni que uno tenga garantia ayudan. El señor en ves de a yudar service enoja.read more

Very helpful and knowledgeable. Family business. Good variety of styles. Business is towards the…read moreback of the shopping center.

I absolutely love US Appliance Outlet…read more I discovered this gem through a friend of mine. I was searching for a refrigerator for my place, and purchased a Samsung about two or three years ago from David, the owner, who was incredibly helpful. He walked me through all of the features, and let me know that they delivered. So perfectly convenient! I couldn't ask for more. I'm in the market for a washer and dryer now, and spotted David once again. He offered some insight before I left to see whether I needed an electric or gas appliance. I really had no idea what I was doing... but he was very understanding and happily walked me through what I should be looking for. They offer great deals for refrigerators, washers and dryers, stoves, etc and can't wait to be back for mine!

Excellent service. I've been dealing with a lot of different repair people recently and this was…read moreby far the best experience I've ever had. I spoke to Eloy, the technician, directly and he gave me a very specific (and very narrow window) for when he would arrive, which was amazing and almost unheard of! (Every other company has made me take off an entire day of work and often showed up hours after they said they would.) Eloy was punctual and came exactly when he said he would and he even brought the part that he thought he would need based on our phone consultation. (Every other company has needed to make separate trips to get the part, stretching the whole process out, wasting hours and sometimes days.) His diagnosis was correct and he was able to repair the washing machine immediately. The whole thing was so efficient and Eloy was so professional, courteous and kind, I will recommend Banuelos to everyone I know. I can't recommend them highly enough!

Good but had too wait one week for parts over all good service prettiest person…read moreClose by home

Rudy and Giovanni helped install perfect. Easy and fast! Great company! Smooth and fast process!read more

Very helpful and very kind, Marcos helped us, speak both English and spanish and gets straight to…read morethe point helping you find exactly what you're looking for, prices for new and out of box products are very reasonable. Great experience coming here after looking everywhere else!

Just got my new GE washer and dryer from Johnnie's Appliances In Downey…read more Miguel in Sales was so helpful with narrowing down what I should get! Kristin in Sales helped too! Instaler Allan was so friendly and patient, , overall great experience!

I originally sent a text requesting a repair on my ice maker for my Whirlpool Refrigerator ( I gave…read morethem the Model and Serial number in the text) to Johnnie's appliances and received a response to call and set up an appointment. I did on Monday 8/17/26, I was informed the service charge would be $110.00 and needed to be paid to confirm the appointment (9am to 1pm window on Saturday 8/22/26). Also was told the service tech would call 30 minutes before arriving. At 1pm no call or show. I called them at 1:15 and was told they did not have an appointment for me or my address, asked when I made the appointment, I told her it was made on Monday 8/17/26. The women said well our system has been down since Wednesday, but we can reschedule for next Monday. I told her that was unacceptable that I will on vacation for the next 3 weeks. I told her I already paid for the service call and even gave her the bank info., and she seemed to have found the charge. Was put on hold and she came back telling me a service tech would be out between 6 and 7pm today 8/22/26. I would receive a call from the tech 30 minutes prior to coming. I called at 6:30 and they were closed. GUESS WHAT! AGAIN a NO SHOW and NO CALL. They have my money (for now, I filed a dispute with my credit card), thank GOD I didn't put it on my Debit card. I'd be out the $110.00 for NO SERVICE and RUDE customer service personnel. I understand computers go down, but really a small company like them and they don't even keep paperwork (like service order tickets on paper). I work for a multinational corporation and even we keep service orders on paper and on the computer for just this reason. When their system went down, the first thing they should have done was look online at their banking history and see who had service charges paid, It would give them the names of WHO paid and then they could have done a call back (most names have phone numbers listed for them) to see when their appointments were for. INSTEAD they called NO ONE to see if appointments were scheduled. I know that is a lot of work, but to keep your business running without angering your clients, that's what a dependable company would do. Better yet don't COMPLETELY rely on computers or the internet, keep a service order/appointment list IN PAPER. SMH what is this world coming too, such lazy people and companies. It all falls back on the person needing the services. Before closing for the day, you should have reached out to make sure your service techs were going to be able to get to appointments for the day, ESPECIALLY since you knew there was issues with appointments. Now I'll be worrying about my refrigerator, it is just the ice maker or is it something bigger while I'm on a very needed vacation. Plus, the Downey store is within walking distance to my home (across the street literally). Johnnie's Appliance - SHAME ON YOU