amazing customer service, super helpful! they helped up find exactly what we were looking for and…read moredecorated a knife set on the spot for us. such a huge selection of decorations and flowers, very unique and cute finds! perfect for weddings and parties. lgbtq+ wedding friendly!

Terrible customer service, Once you buy something you cannot return it, failed to notify that you…read morecannot return that all sales are final, plus to top it all off once you pay cash apparently they send your money directly to the IRS who knew!, they over charge for everything you are better off buying the stuff in downtown LA for 50% to 75% price difference. Not worth it

excellent service. they have a very amazing ideas for arregement. I have never seen such a elegant…read moreflower designe! I love buying in this store! I fully recommend it!

Decided to go to a local florist and I will-from now on do all my business there. I went in on a…read moreMonday and need an arrangement for a Thursday funeral -amazing customer service -great price but most of all an amazing beautiful arrangement of white flowers.

30 years ago I remember seeing ornate beautiful dishes and lots of cds! now it seems they have a…read morefun, eclectic mix of stuff. there were practical things (like a veggie shredder & lots of tabi), cool postcards, clothing items & also displays by local artisans... which sort of gave it a gallery-like feel. we ended up purchasing an artisanal hoji-cha & an ear picker. LOL, had to get one.

We had some time to kill and so decided to peruse around Little Tokyo and stumbled upon this shop…read more They had a TON of fun Japanese gift items and decor like stationary, postcards, kitchenware, maneki nekos, origami paper, and so much more. They also had a lot of traditional items/supplies for tea ceremonies, calligraphy, and kimonos. I had fun looking through all the items as it brought me back to our summer in Japan. Apparently they have a long standing history in LA, having opened in 1946 after World War II. The shop occupies the site of the first Japanese-owned business in Los Angeles, circa 1890's. Pretty cool! I have a soft spot for everything animal shaped and soo.... I picked up a fun/odd felt tiger Christmas ornament, a cat pen, and a super cute bronze cat shaped spoon that hangs on the side of your cup. Did I need it? No.... but it's fun and makes me happy. Haha! Overall, great shop to browse around and find some unique gift items. They even wrap up your purchases in paper bags like they do in Japan. I LOVE IT!

just called to try to order flowers for a delivery today and they didnt have any. per the lady who…read moreanswered "they havent brought me any" annoying.

Ordered a "paper clip wall hook" for $10 on Temu. Unfortunately I was scammed!!!! They sent small…read morepaper clips. This has been reported to Temu. Return address stated this address sent via GOFO. Buyers beware!!! They have many scams associated with this address via a Google search.

Yelp should be ashamed of even having this scam on their website! I would give them a -5 stars if I…read morecould. Lameass scammers

This store is inside the California Science Center museum. It was very clean and well organized…read more The prices are reasonable for being a museum gift shop. I did however found that the hoodies are a bit snug for the size it says. I bought my son an adult Large and it was pretty tight on him, it fits like a medium. I also bought a mug and that was a fantastic addition to my mug collection! The service was great...overall it was a great experience!

We recently came to the California Science Center and stopped by the Explora Store to get a jacket…read morefor my son. It was so cold when we got here. Walking into the Explora Store, we found a wonderful sales associate. She was so friendly and helpful! She helped us find a sweatshirt right away and even found a map so we could find all the best exhibits at the museum. This store is so cool! Besides great jackets and t-shirts, there is every toy, game, puzzle, and science-related fun a kid could want. There's lots of mugs, books, tote bags, key chains, and even some jewelry. We really liked the ant farms and butterfly gardens found here! This store is so big that we could have wandered around this store for hours and still not see everything. If you love science, you really could get lost here. My son really liked the great selection of games, 3D puzzles, and science kits at the Exlora Store! By the time we were done shopping here, my son found a nice jacket and a great 3D puzzle for his friend's birthday. For fun toys, educational items, and apparel, this is wonderful stop while visiting the California Science Center!

Maneki Neko is a Japanese specialty store (established in 2009) with three other locations in…read moreBurbank, Arcadia, and Brea. Maneki Neko also operates a sister concept store called CATCH Little Tokyo located on the third floor of Japanese Village Plaza. [Parking]: As long as there are no special events in Little Tokyo, the Aiso Parking Garage (101 Judge John Aiso St) is your best bet. [Selection]: The shop has transitioned from primarily selling traditional decor / ceramics / cosmetics (which the shop still carries but in a smaller section) to focusing mainly on plushies and blind boxes featuring IPs like Sanrio, Pokémon, and other Japanese anime. Even though an officially licensed Sanrio store is located next door, Maneki Neko still has an excellent selection of Sanrio items that you can't find at the next-door licensed Sanrio store. [Conclusion]: This is one of those shops where I can probably find a Sanrio plush that I am willing to buy as a gift. It is a perfect example of a thriving shop that has learned to adapt by keeping up with changing consumer tastes.

Anytime I'm in Little Tokyo, I usually make a quick stop at Maneki Neko because it's always fun to…read morebrowse and see what new things they have in stock. The shop itself is on the smaller side, but they really pack a lot into the space. They carry a little bit of everything from snacks and blind boxes to household items and stationery. There's also a huge selection of Sanrio and anime merchandise, so it's a great place to find cute collectibles or small gifts. Whether you're shopping for yourself or looking for something fun for someone else, chances are you'll walk out with something. The staff has always been friendly during my visits, and while the store can get pretty busy at times, the overall experience is still enjoyable. Prices are fairly decent for the area which is definitely a plus. If you happen to be in Little Tokyo and enjoy browsing cute or quirky shops, I'd definitely recommend stopping by--it's worth the visit!