Nice, patient people; great selection. Found just what I needed for my niece's wedding.read more

The service and selection was impeccable. I felt that they made every effort to make my vision come…read moreto life. I had a specific shade and style that I was inspired by and they assisted me with my entire ensemble along with matching jewelry.

Thanks to Nidhi for an excellent job doing my saree draping. Not being too adept at wearing a…read moresaree, I requested for their service. Nidhi knew exactly how I wanted it done and the result was amazing! Not to mention all the compliments I got that day

We were shopping for a friend's wedding and my husband found this shop. This is the first time we…read morewere shopping for an Indian wedding. The store was somewhat busy on a Sunday morning, as there were other groups shopping and getting help from the staff. There seems to be a good variety in terms of lehengas. They had a lot of mix and match outfits. You pick out colors and they'll bring out options they think will make for a cohesive outfit (top, skirt, and scarf). I think this is good if you have a pretty specific vision for colors and styles, but we were just starting our search and would have liked a bit more guidance on styling and pricing. I think part of that was that it was like two staff members helping at least 2 other groups. Service was otherwise nice, and they did answer our questions when we had some. They also did not pressure us to buy anything, which we've experienced at other Indian clothing stores. The pricing for a lehenga set that includes top, skirt, and scarf is probably in the ~$150+ range, as you would be mixing and matching. I think in retrospect, after shopping at other stores, although mixing and matching can be nice, I personally preferred already matched sets since they seem more cohesive. We were also looking for kurtas and sherwanis. The staff kind of just showed us where they were located in the store. I remembered seeing prices approximately $300-$500 range for sherwanis. The nice part was that they gave us a sense for sizing, so that was helpful. It seems they have a lot of other outfits, jewelry, shoes, celebration items that we didn't look too much into. After shopping at a few other stores, I am actually not sure if they offer tailoring here, since they tended to pick out lehenga tops for my specific size, and not necessarily other sizes with styles. Might be worth asking if they do have tailoring. I am also not sure if a factor is that it would narrow the styles I would try on. I can imagine that it would be labor intensive and time consuming to take out a bunch of different sizes and styles, and then having to put them back. I didn't realize how intensive the process of buying/selling lehengas was before shopping here! The store is somewhat organized and it does have two fitting rooms for you to use. I can see how it can be hard to try things on if the store gets busier. The downside of trying things on here is that lighting isn't the best. Overall, I think this was a nice store to shop for Indian clothing!

Beautiful clothing and jewelry. Everyone working is professional and the store has a great variety…read moreof attire and accessories.

~Decent Display of Desi Clothes - Reasonably Priced~…read more I often come out to this plaza to get my eyebrows did. Mom wandered into the boutique. Small but good display and trendy south asian styles. Recommend.

They have good selection of lehengas. But the lady was too rude and offered poor customer service…read more She first asked for my budget and took me to the right section. After a few mins, I decided that I like a piece which is couple of hundred dollars over what I had in mind. I told her that it is beautiful and I wouldn't mind the price and would like to try it on. She was sarcastic and made remarks about how I need to be sure, because it is *out of my budget*. On top of that, after I tried it on, I really liked the lehenga and asked her if I could take a picture to send to my in-law. She mentioned that pictures are not allowed - which is fair. She went on to make another snide remark - "Why do you need to show it to your in-law? Is she paying for it?".That's none of her business and downright rude. I'll take my business elsewhere.

I did not expect much service from this place, most Indian stores don't really welcome their…read morecustomers. And I did not get much of that here either. I told them I'll have a look around and then asked them to show me lehengas and saris. The guy kept showing me lehenga saris LOL. And I had to mention to him I wanted to see lehenga and sari :) He just walked away and they didnt bother showing us anything. Taking my business elsewhere. Plus their prices seem outrageous (in thousands for lehengas, saris :|). I shop quite a lot and I'm not penny pinching always either, but I'm not shelling out bucks in thousands for something that I can probably travel to India and buy for a lot less.

I highly recommend! I needed a super last minute wedding guest lehenga. I contacted Aradhana on a…read moreTuesday that I was flying in Thursday from out of town and needed a lehenga for a wedding on Saturday. She scheduled me for Thursday afternoon just in case the outfit needed tailoring, and I was able to find a beautiful lehenga that fit me and was in my budget in ~30min. She has an extensive collection of outfits of different styles, colours, and extremely inclusive sizing. She didn't try to upsell me at all when I told her I'd prefer the least expensive tier of lehengas she had and showed me only outfits within my budget. She let me try on multiple outfits, showed me exactly how to pin the scarf and sent me home with the necessary pins. If anyone needs a lehenga either with time to spare or last minute, I highly recomend Aradhana!

Shopping for wedding attire can be stressful - sizing, colors, comfort, fit…read more.. Aradhana was very helpful in ensuring I left that day with an outfit I liked - she was patient as I tried on multiple styles and colors. She listened to my feedback and kept returning with options that answered my wishes. My only pieces of feedback are a) dress warmly - it was so cold! and b) be prepared for a bit of a chaotic situation - she has so many outfits, it can be hard to sift through everything. That said, Aradhana knows exactly where things are and can find the needle in the haystack upon request :)

I went to this place as a recommendation from a friend and it was amazing. They had a good a…read moreselection and they had clothes for my girls (8 and 4). We all left very happy as they were so sweet and hospitable.

What a pleasant experience after so many challenging experiences from Indian stores. so wonderful…read moreto meet the owner and very welcoming. Choices are amazing for all sizes and if there's something that's not there, she will accommodate. And of course, the price is amazing.

My non-Korean friends had the most fun during the Korean paebaek. For the setup, breakdown, renting…read moreof hanbok and dressing you, Mizland provides all of this: the convenience was nice though there are other vendors from Koreatown in LA that do the same. However, I would say the service during the ceremony was very unpolite and unprofessional. When we first started and my mom sat down, she asked my mom if we had tip money ready. She didn't guide us through the proper sitting or allowing us to pour the Korean wine. I felt rushed even though we limited it to our parents and not extended relatives. And all of my Korean relatives noticed my hat not being properly sized. In the end, I wanted to give an unique experience for our guests which was accomplished. However, I personally was caught off guard by the poor service and feeling rushed. There are alternatives vendors in Koreatown LA that will also fly into the Bay. So you can keep those providers in mind for a great experience

Warning: THIS IS AN INSANELY LONG POST - BUT TOTALLY WORTH IT IF YOU'RE LOOKING FOR AN AFFORDABLE…read morePAEBAEK VENDOR IN THE BAY AREA! **I'll come back to add better resolution photos!** I highly recommend this place if you're looking for a vendor who can help prepare your Paebaek (Korean tea ceremony). This past April, my now-husband and I wanted to do both tea ceremonies for our families - a Vietnamese/Chinese one in the morning and a Korean one in the evening during the dinner reception. There are not a lot of Paebaek options in the Bay Area and this one is not as well known as it should be. I heard about this place from my mom who frequented this store and was familiar with the owner, Mrs. Yang. Before the Paebaek, my mom, my husband and I went to the shop and had an informal meeting about how things would go. She went through the schedule of events, how long it would take, what props and decor would be provided, which order of family members on both sides would be participating, and we also got to try on the traditional hanboks. She let us choose which traditional hanbok we would be wearing underneath the wedding ceremony garments (you'll see in the pictures!). Because my husband is not Korean, and those in attendance at our reception and the MC was not Korean, Mrs. Yang's son was very gracious to email us a detailed powerpoint of exactly what would be taking place each step of the way. This gave us material for the MC to speak to the audience while we were performing the ceremony, so that everyone knew what was going on and what it meant in Korean culture. The day of, Mrs. Yang and her two assistants (One gentleman who helped set up the ceremony and another lady who assisted Mrs. Yang and us into our clothes and throughout the ceremony). Both Mrs. Yang and her assistant were also dressed in Korean hanboks as well, which helped bring a true traditional ambiance! They came prepared with all the rentals and decor that would be needed. All we had to do was make sure we had a 12'x12' space large enough for the ceremony (if you have a small stage, that would work too!). We planned for this space in the middle of the restaurant surrounded by the dinner reception tables. Mrs. Yang and her assistant worked together to help my husband and I into our traditional hanboks so that we could hang out with our guests before the reception and take pictures. Once everyone was settled in, we went back to the changing room to be further assisted with the wedding garments and hairpieces that would be needed for the traditional wedding attire. The patience Mrs. Yang provided, even when we had guests who arrived a bit late, really helped to ease our nerves and to enjoy ourselves in the moment. I can confidently say the Korean tea ceremony was a HUGE HIT for both our families, everyone was so entertained and it was honestly a wonderful way to bring both our families cultures together, and to showcase my Korean traditions to my husband's family. IT DID NOT DISAPPOINT! The dates and chestnut toss (to wish you lots of children), the passing of the tea, the sharing of the date with your husband, the piggyback ride at the end of the ceremony -- it was a truly fun experience. Mrs. Yang was right beside us, talking us through the ceremony and each step. After the ceremony, as the food for the reception was coming out, she went back to the dressing room to help us out of our clothes. All the food items on the Paebaek table, Mrs. Yang left for our families to enjoy during the rest of the evening and her team did a superb job tidying up and heading out. To break it down further: Here's what you will need: 1. Book your Paebaek with Mrs. Yang - all the rentals will be provided 2. Have a family member/MC to comment and guide the audience along with the ceremony (if you have two different languages, a Korean translator would be helpful!) (She does not provide sound equipment, but we used a mic and some standard speakers for our MC) 3. You will need about a 12ftx12ft space, or a stage so everyone can see 4. A changing room for you and your spouse to be assisted when changing I was hesitant at first to do a Paebaek ceremony because there just weren't enough vendors to choose from in the Bay Area. I was SO RELIEVED my mom introduced me to Mizzland's Mrs. Yang. She was truly a remarkable planner and it was everything I wanted in a Paebaek. To this day, months later, my family and friends still talk about how wonderful it was to witness a Korean tea ceremony! Thank you so much, Mizzland! HIGHLY RECOMMEND. Grab your best Korean-speaking family/friend and head over to plan your Paebaek!

I am amazed by the quality and the pricing of the products …read more I am always very satisfied with the products I have bought from Monica . I have been their customer for the past 7-8 years .

We went over to their stall and brought a dress in a rush but when we got home we realized it had a…read morebad smell to it so we discussed with the owner and decided to exchange it. When we got to the stall the next day, we simply told the owner about the smell then she got mad/disagreed and started to raise her voice when we were speaking calmly and trying to just explain to her what happened. Later, when we adjusted and finally found a dress to exchange, she said we could not have it since it was on hold for a different person, but the person had been gone for quite a while, and then again the owner started to raise her voice when she did not want to give us the dress, and at last she said to just get the dress and get out of her stall while we also ended up paying extra for the new dress. This whole experience was completely unethical, disrespectful, and unprofessional; such a disappointment.

Nice little shop focusing mainly on unique needs of Muslims particularly (not limited to) Indian,…read morePakistani, and Persians! This is located in very happening strip mall in El Camino next to Taj Mahal grocery store. Me and my wife stepped in to check out what they are up to but ended finding nice stoles which my wife was trying to find for long time at reasonable price and reasonable discount too! I will strongly recommend this place for collection and service.

In preparation for a recent business trip to Qatar, I researched modestwear stores in the Bay Area…read moreand was surprised to find that there weren't many options. After checking out the existing options, I started with Hayaa Clothing, and it turns out I found everything I needed there. They have everything from long skirts and maxi dresses to abayas, headcovers, and scarves. The owner, Nor, and her daughter, Nadiya, were so amazingly welcoming and very helpful in recommending garments for my trip. They helped me choose the best options for dressing modestly and appropriately while traveling. Though I'm not Islamic, I found so many pieces (especially scarves and skirts) that I will be wearing long after my travels have ended. A wonderful store for ladies from all backgrounds!

Came here to tailor some pants last minute before a business trip. Immediately got me in for an…read moreappointment, measured me, made recommendations. He was quick and professional. I wasn't uncomfortable at all. My pants were done the next morning Easy to get to, so friendly, super quick, fair pricing and professional. Really good overall experience and will go back again.

After calling multiple places about my skirt zipper issue, Ao Dai Bao Han was the only place that…read moreresponded quickly and was willing to help. Michael was very kind, welcoming, and professional throughout the whole process. He explained the different repair options honestly and gave recommendations without making me feel pressured at all. Really appreciated the amazing customer service and how helpful he was. Definitely recommend!