My aunt is a very picky person. She's very particular in where she goes to get her hair done, where to eat, which supermarket has the best meat, and which one has the best bread. She'll travel all over the place to get the best of what she wants because it's worth the money and extra time & effort put in to get the best. Some of us are fine with "decent" or "good enough" and we shop in places that are great at one thing, but mediocre in others, but we let it go because it's mostly out of "convenience".
That being said, she recommended LT Cleaners for her dry cleaning and alteration needs. They're reasonably priced (she may be picky about quality, but believe me, price is a big factor too, it isn't always "you get what you pay for"). $1.50 for men's dress shirts, $7 for a men's coat (I got my peacoat done here, AND had them adjust the button closures so that it would fit more fitted/tailored for $10 total). I don't know what they charge for women's, or other articles of clothing, I'll have to ask when I pick up my clothes next time.
Keep in mind that you are in Little Saigon after all, which means they speak little English, and are a cash only business.
Parking is plentiful in front, so you shouldn't have a problem there.
My aunt has been going to LT Cleaners for over 2 years now, and like I said, she's very picky. If she approves of them, then I trust them with my clothes too, even if they're only Express shirts. She brings in her designer brands for them to clean and alter to her liking.
I got some shirts altered for $6 each, got them to take in the sides since I lost weight and most all my shirts were medium sized, I was down to a small. That's a great price considering I wouldn't have to buy new shirts, and these were still good.
I like them here, it's clean, friendly, they know what they're doing.
You would be greeted by Tram, she's the main seamstress/business lady, but if not, ask for her. She's really nice and friendly and listens to what you want, though she has an idea of what you want before you even ask for it. read more