Terrible customer service and rude male staff. * Maybe he…read moreis the boss ??? Whatever ... suck!!! Today I went there to get some post card for my friends who just arrived in NYC. I walked in and a male staff saw me, nope nope he just show me a face that he will not want to serve me ??? I ask him how much is the bag... He asked me "do you want to buy it ???" Huh??? (What am I there for???) I told him... I actually want it But not now anyway Then a few Asian went in and the male staff remain the same attitude --- so rude I thought it was his original character... Oh NO he talked to anyone in WHITE LIKE HIMSELF VERY VERY NICE and very very POLITE !!! Nope nope I am not buying anything from him though I like the items very much... I told him off I will never buy anything because he dun wan me to lol!!! It just to make a point of their rude and unprofessional service... and he is going to lose more customer not because I wrote bad thing here in YELP !!! It is a matter of time if he keep carry on his stupid racism attitude Would never come back to this store again. Not recommended at all and will complain to the mother company about his service.

Really liked this place and have bought several things in person and online. I placed an order in…read moreDecember for some money clips, account debited but now nothing. My profile account at Studio Manhattan indicates they have been paid but shows my order is unfulfilled. Their website appears to be up and running so buyer beware. Phone number in this Yelp page isn't working, their web page is void of a phone number, and an email to their customer support bounced back. I will take this review down if I (somehow) get a positive response. Next stop will be BBB and Google reviews.

Love this store. Truly such a precious shop with whimsical finds. The heirloom tomato perfume was…read moreexpensive however worth it! There is a good amount of inventory but it is definitely on the pricier side as most things in the store are $50+ (small items being $50).

They had some pretty unique fun stuff in their store. Nothing cheap, but fun. Little Japanese twist…read moreand cool, vintage clothing. They have a sign on the door, reminding people no food or drinks yet people continued to come in with their food and drinks. Clean neat shop... I see why they don't want people to ruin it by accidentally spilling something or dropping food. It's worth a look.

Probably one of those places that you go to when you have a specific need. This time, I really…read moreneeded a hand and because it's really really hot right now. And they have a really great selection. It's a little disorganized and chaotic, but also a really good place just to spend time browsing because there's so much random stuff

I used to visit the Pearl River Marts previous locations but my first time in Soho…read more It's not as crowded or big as i remembered it, but definitely more organized. Nice place just to browse Chinese decors, knick knacks, clothes, snacks and condiments. I bought some nice pens and a beautiful silk scarf. Prices are reasonable. I happen to chance on their little art exhibit at the back. The Red Envelop show for Lunar New Year. Very interesting. Over all, i like this place, feels like it instantly transports me to China with out leaving NYc.

Beautifully curated and visually stunning shop that immediately starts to rot and turn moldy as…read moresoon as you encounter the infamous (as stated in other reviews) French woman with a permanent frown and lack of any light or joy. The way in which she followed around my husband and I was absolutely comedic. A spacious and open store with us and one other shopper, and a mere 4 feet of space between the French woman and us. Staring us as we delighted in the first few minutes of discovering items in the store. After about 10 minutes it was still ongoing. She was on our balls the whole time. What a strange and weird woman, I thought. I turned to her, because she was right there anyway, and said "It's not like we're going to steal anything." Mind you, we were dressed nicely, and very respectful of the items, and even purchased something. It was my husband's birthday and I wanted him to have anything he wanted. After I confronted her bizarre behavior, she looked aghast and said she was just there to "help." Please. She was there scrutinizing our every move under the guise of trying to be helpful. She walked away, came back, and told me, "what a weird thing to say." No ma'am. You're the weird one for following us closely with very little space for our entire shopping experience. Like, are you having a bad day or is this just your personality? Anyways, we purchased our item and I smiled and said thank you and she gave me a stink face as I walked away. Funnily enough we were laughing about it later on with another local shop owner and he IMMEDIATELY knew which store and woman we were talking about. His service was exceptional but yeah, this is an ongoing theme at Clic! As soon as I red the other reviews later on I felt SO. VALIDATED. Will be keeping this erratic woman in my thoughts and hopes she is well and finds joy in life and is able to heal from the shackles of racism.

Click, located in Nolita sold unusual and different home goods. Small serving plates, handmade…read morecups and saucers, photos , furniture and so forth.

For one, I bought a ring which was not only locked behind a glass cabinet but also quite expensive…read more It turns out that the gemstone within the ring that I thought I was buying turned out to be made on glass with a fake sticker, this business scams people! And of course they don't include returns because they know they're scamming people. Second the service was TERRIBLE! The staff at the market were not only extremely rude but super condescending as well. If you are looking to buy something in the city do your best to AVOID THIS STORE! Absolutely terrible service 0/10

Everything Is just beautiful My daughter loves it…read moreThe service you get u never get anyplace else. She really spends a lot time to make sure your have a happy face before you leave

Enjoyed some lite bites and Prosecco before going to a mid day movie. We ordered a mushroom and…read morebaked egg dish that was amazing. Service and the quality of food at the restaurant was excellent. We did not go to the store attached

Bruh i waited 3 and a half hours for dinner f that it was good but 3 hours…read morebruh...................................

Hua Yang's storefront was a great place to spend a little while with my oldest daughter looking…read morearound at all the interesting things they were offering for sale. I'm sure we could have wandered in here for hours. We picked up several souvenirs of our time in NY's Chinatown at what seemed a very fair price. Listening to my daughter trying to haggle with someone here was very interesting. The service was-about what you'd expect!

If you are looking for a slice of the old world within all the cheesey " I LOVE NYC" shop Wah Yueng…read moreis your place. The source some of NYC's best artisan Chinese folk and traditional art decor pieces. They were filled to the brim with beautiful carved rosewood panels, furniture, wall hangings, bronze statues, bowls, and more! They also have a whole all of stone bead bracelets and necklace.

I have bought many bottles, samples, and discovery sets from Stéle. Their events are amazing,…read moreconnective, and majorly insightful to the brands they showcase. This place is a treasure full of immensely knowledgeable and lovely people. I'm a fan for life and if you're a big collector or a complete novice, you'll be a fan too

Great selection but poor presentation. Scents rotate so often it's hard to get a grasp on what they…read morehave in stock. A common critique is that you can't handle the bottles which is a weird quirk, but fine-- I assume they want to insure the bottles do not break. But the customer education on the experience can be poor. One sales associate in particular comes across as rather dismissive with questions. I've been in a few times and it's the same vibe with a short "don't touch the bottles" and then poor follow up to help you locate what you are looking for. If they had a better stock list, and warmer vibe I would recommend. Try the Williamsburg location instead or scent bar up the street!

Great store with lots of unique and creative items. Even though I didn't buy anything, I had a…read moregreat time browsing and discovering interesting products. A fun place to visit if you enjoy design and want to see something different from typical souvenir or gift shops.

Super fun and unique store! We spent about an hour here browsing and deciding on what cool…read moresouvenirs we were gonna buy. I bought two Jellycat plushies - one chili and one pickle ($30 each) and a few stickers. Total spent: $76 The shelves were very organized and fully stocked. They had several employees standing around and keeping it all clean. The cashier that rung me up downstairs was very friendly and cheerful. We had a fun time!

Downtown on Canal Street in Lower East Side, came across Coming Soon, this small furniture/home…read moregoods/tchotchke/games & toy/etc. store, which bright colorful assortment just pops out and shouts through the picture window, "Come on in. Check us out!" You may categorize it all as modern design, playful, and some things as kitsch - definitely all joyful and some just fun! Coming Soon finds itself on the blocks of Canal along with other recent trendy additions to Canal between Seward Park and the Allen Street park promenade, encouraged by the opening of the exclusive Nine Orchard Hotel, with its Corner Bar and Swan Room, in the renovated historic landmark Jarmulowsky Building across the street. While I'm not in the market for their ware for my own home, there are things I might consider at Coming Soon as gifts in the future - whether for the design or for the fun value!

I follow Coming Soon on Instagram and have thought about making purchases from them dozens of…read moretimes, so when I learned that their store is in the Lower East Side, where I was going to be doing some exploring and shopping with a friend a few weeks ago, I had to stop in. The store isn't large (smaller than I had imagined), but it still offers a pretty large selection of items (they're a furniture design and gift shop that sell a lot of home goods - from the useful to straight up tchotchkes that bring joy but don't do anything at all)! I particularly love their home goods related to dinner parties (cocktail classes, placemats, everything you need to host the coolest dinner). It's small but has some great stuff. Definitely check it if you're shopping around the LES.