Cute clothes - all made in Korea. Pretty shirts, skirts and dresses. Many priced in the $70-80…read morerange. I asked the store clerk about the sizing - she said all the clothes were the same size. I said like "one size fits all"? She said they were all more like a small/medium size. I tried on a shirt - I normally wear an XS and it fit fine. But I could see it fit fine for someone who normally wears a Medium too. FYI they have the same boutique in the Doraville H Mart - I love their clothes and shoes too :) They are located in the same shopping center as Choong Man Chicken and Sweet Hut Bakery.

They have good clothes but like all there clothes are 80-90 dollars when I can get the same thing…read moreor better Somrwhere else for like 12 dollars

Unfortunately it looks like they are closed. I loved this store! It had beautiful clothes and…read moreunique items.

The best customer service in the area. Huge selection of gifts (just wish they were more size…read moreinclusive--- you won't find anything bigger than XXL.) Higher end but you're paying for quality and ethical business practices ! Great location too- always safe and easy to get to if you live in Duluth.

The quality, style & brand are what brought us into your store. Service here was exceptional! From…read moreassociates assisting and finding the perfect clothing selections, to the care & smiles at the counter, all the way to the manager - all with caring, attention to detail. EVERYONE went above & beyond our expectations to make our experience one that we will share with others!! Shout Out & GRATITUDE to Mgr, Jhameria & her team, Kebria, Kathleen & Morgan! You all made a WISH X-tra Special and you all are true STARS!

The service was fantastic, Michaela was extremely kind and helpful. She made her experience 10 out…read moreof 10.

This place had the friendliest workers that I have seen in a while. This is a clothing store and…read morenot diner. I should gave taken more photos. They had personalized cliothing. They make their clothes and caps. This it is also black owned.

The store was clean and organized. It was rather quiet and not busy when we went however. The…read morecustomer service was good too.

Huge warehouse sale, which only happens 2 times per year. They have 1 store front, located down…read morein soho, nyc. A lot of open racks that are broken up by size and sex, however there are alot of mismatches throughout. A lot more female items than males, and mostly geared towards the "alternative" lifestyle. From funky t shirts, to 'men's dresses'? Never saw that before, but I guess anything is possible. Nice door greeter, and the lines move really fast (2 cash, 2 credit /debit). Evert item is 5, 10 or 15 dollars, while most items retail for over $50.

Nice items, most with great prices; especially on cosmetics This 'Wish' location is also great for…read morefinding small things for "trinket bags", etc for birthdays or holidays when small gifts are needed!

I love everything they sell here. And also a very good price on all items. I recommend this place.read more

I visited this delightful shop to find a matching skirt for my hanbok shirt. I had a wonderful…read moreexperience modeling on skirts of different colors, designs, and styles, learning how to fold and take care of hanboks, and taking my favorite (and perfectly-tailored) piece home!

I am not a fan of negative reviews, but I do think it is important to let other people know what…read morethey are getting into. I am getting married, and my fiancé is Korean, so I wanted to wear a hanbok because I think it is very pretty! This is located within the H Mart shopping district (I believe under the Pika Pika Hair Salon). My fiancé was able to make an appointment for the day before. Our appointment was at noon. Everything was fine there. All of the hanboks were absolutely beautiful! It was amazing quality and everything. They really did treated us right when we first walked in. They picked out the skirt and the jacket for me first to figure out a style that we would go for. And then we picked out the outfit for him after to compliment my dress. They had so many different options, which was really nice! So, we found the outfit we liked. Now, it is time to talk about payment. We all got back into our normal wear, and that was when things got pretty bad, like Sarah's review mentioned. They quoted us $1,200 for my dress alone. This includes the skirt, the jacket, shoes and I believe petticoat. My fiance's was going to be $1,000. This includes the pants, jacket, undershirt and the rope. She had given us a discount of $200, because it was originally $1,400 and $1,200, respectively. Just like the previous review, we did not want to go with the first store we had went too. We did not want to pay that much as well. We asked how much renting would be. We could not have it altered (of course), it would have been $600 per person. She kept mentioning that this was "high quality" and it felt like a very nice quality. But I didn't mind getting something on a more medium quality and pay a more medium price. I don't mind paying for what I get. It was just outside my budget. She had asked how much we were willing to spend, and she said they cannot do it at the price we mentioned. I respected it, but we just can't do it. I do not speak Korean, but he does. And he said that we wanted to think about it. After he mentioned that, she said that we *should* buy the hanboks because they spent so much time helping us find an outfit. Number 1, we are not going to be guilted into buying something just because someone spent time with us, UNLESS it says so on the appointment request. Number 2. If you want someone to pay, simply charge an appointment fee. Then you won't feel like your time was "wasted". Because I've been to wedding dress stores, and they do not make me buy a dress, why would we buy a dress here? The bridal boutique doesn't even charge to try on dresses. Even $600 is enough for us to think and consider our options. *I will say that there is a section on the wall that mentioned NOT to take pictures and we did of my outfit. She mentioned that we took pictures so we should pay. I didn't see the notice - our fault, and I told her I can delete the pictures of the dress I was wearing. And we both pushed that we can delete the pictures in front of her so she can see it - but it wasn't really about the picture. It felt like she wanted leverage for us to buy something because we took a picture. I'm Asian, so I know Asian guilt tripping when I see it. We do NOT appreciate it. I think it would be the best experiences for all if they just charge in the beginning. This will save them from "wasted time". Because I am a person who believes in paying people their worth, but I'm not completely sure of the integrity of their business practice. I do not want to feel like I'm forced to buy anything. And that is why it is a negative review.