Hired Oppa Sweets for an event and was so blown away!…read more They prepared customized signs & balloons, had their own extension cords, table, the whole set up ready to go. The cart was a moment itself but the cotton candy eventually stole the show. The sucky cotton candy even helped us with building complaints lol. They worked a 2 hour event non-stop

After seeing this pop up on my tiktok multiple times, I just knew I had to take my kids!…read more This place is absolutely adorable! My boys loved watching their characters be made! The paper on the faces is edible and my kids also thought that was super fun!! The service was fast, fun and sweet! If you have watched any of the TikTok's, you know how lovely the owner is!! There is some seating here if you want, otherwise take your creation and go! These were fun to eat and have good flavor to them! 100% support this business! And take lots of pictures!

Candyland feels like you're in a Willy Wonka candy store. They have everything your sweet tooth can…read moreimagine, they even have a viewing window to see the chocolate creations being made. The popcorn will rival any other popcorn store around. Whenever we are downtown, I have to get a bag of their cheddar corn and Chicago mix. And by all means, don't pass up the fudge. The chocolate is delicious and the brown butter fudge is superb. Every time we come in the staff is super friendly, I just figure they are all high on sugar.

After seeing the Twins play at Target Field, a group of us walked back to our hotel. On the way…read moreback, we stopped inside Candyland. I got two 1/4 lbs mini bags of sour candies. Very good candies, but I regret not trying the Milk Chocolate Chippo's or Pecan Turtles.

I unfortunately did not see anything too special about the store. I've seen the stores plenty of…read moretimes and I've always been curious what was offered. It's like another Dylan's Candy Bar where they just sell you overpriced candy and stuff that just really unhealthy and probably full of red 40. It's Geared towards children mainly since they could take on this amount of sugary sweets at their age where the adults really can't do it anymore but I found a few of my old favorites here that I checked out the tempt myself. Overall, I wasn't overly impressed with my visit.

Cute candy store! They have a lot of cool candy, some you can't find at other places. I mostly go…read morehere for the exclusive funko pops or just to kind of look around. Post pandemic I still don't really trust self service/buffet style serving. Too many germs. But overall they have a lot to offer. Prices are generally high & they are always pushing to give back to charity as well which is nice. They do usually offer some kind of reward for donating if that motivates you.

This was only my second time in an M&M's store (other time was in Las Vegas). I needed some…read moresouvenirs for my kids, and who doesn't like M&M's? They had some deals on a couple of things if you buy 2 or more. I got my kids some smallish containers of candy, as well as my wife a little plastic coffee mug, and even got the dog a new M&M's blanket ($7.00 with any purchase). Kids loved their candy, it was a successful purchase. This store is packed with all kinds of goodies. Great place for souvenir shopping at the Mall of America!

This was one of my favorite stores to visit at Mall Of America. The store was lit up with pretty…read morevibrant colors. I felt like a kid again inside this place. There are 2 floors M&M madness. I loved this place. Great place to get some photo ops. It's has a wide selection of M&M's apparel, you can customize your own M&M's and other fun merchandise. The staff members were helpful and attentive their customers.

Rocket Fizz feels like stepping into a retro candy time machine. Walls packed with old-school…read moresodas, giant candy bars, and enough sugar to send your inner 10-year-old into orbit. I grabbed a giant Tootsie Roll and some Laffy Taffy and walked out fat and happy.

Old-timey yet space-themed candy shop at the MoA. Very fun to browse around at all the silly…read morevarieties and flavors of candy and pop, as well as metal signs, plushies, and apparel (like hats, T-shirts, and socks). The decor is quirky and it is well-lit inside. The only problem? The price. Almost nothing is priced beneath $3. For some of the candies that are unique, this price seems slightly more reasonable. But for some of the offerings, it's bananas. And the imported stuff from Japan is even more. The sodas are the worst offender. $4 for a bottle! You can get that "down" to $3.67 by purchasing a six pack-- ludicrous! The only affordable thing here is the large sized bag of taffy that you can choose to fill with whatever flavors you'd like (and they have a pretty good selection-- though not as extensive as MN's Largest Candy Store, of course). So in terms of pricing, you're better off going to Grandpa Joe's a little down the way. But if money isn't an object to you, by all means purchase here. In any case, it is an amusing browse.

Excellent quality chocolate that's worth the premium price. In store you can sample a variety of…read morechocolates and caramels, and you can customize a gift box of sweets as well. There's a variety of pre-packaged chocolates in different sizes ready to purchase. You can also purchase single pieces as well. The store is clean and there is a large gift section with a variety of items to build the perfect gift! There is plenty of free parking available in the lot outside.

I decided to make a little road trip to Abdollah Candies on my way to bingo at Treasure Island and…read morealthough it was a bit out of the way, it was completely worth it. I could not believe how big the store was. There is so much variety and such a wide selection of both candy and gift items. The candy is incredible. They feature a candy of the month and even offer samples. While we were there, we tried a truffle with raspberry in the center and it was really good. One of my favorite finds was tucked in the back corner...kind of a hidden gem. They have marked down candy that does not quite meet their quality standards. It might look a little different or vary in size, but it still tastes the same. Totally worth checking out. We picked out a variety to bring to bingo including butter toffee, sea sale caramel, peanut butter cups, and a pecan cluster. Everything was delicious. The store itself was very clean, including the bathrooms, and it smelled amazing from the second we walked in. My only callout is that the employees were not especially friendly. We did visit about 45 minutes before closing, so maybe that played a role, but it was not the warm welcome I had expected. So much so that I felt weird taking photos (which is reflected here). All in all, still a really fun stop and absolutely worth the trip.

If i could give this store a -10 I would. I absolutely DO NOT recommend. Horrible product quality,…read moreand complete lack of customer service. I bought one dark chocolate/sea salt/caramel truffle. I left the store with it intending to enjoy my treat. When I tried to bite into it, it was ROCK SOLID. I could not even bite off a piece of it. So I head back to the store & ask the cashier, "Is this supposed to be hard?". He says, "Well it's a truffle. And it came out of the fridge." I say, "It's not cold, it's just hard. I could have broken a tooth on this!". He says, "Oh well." I say, "OH WELL???". He says, "That's what I said." I say, "Well that's not a very good response from a customer service perspective." He says, "I couldn't care less." I say, "Well that's very clear." He ran a credit to my card to refund me. As I'm walking out the teenager that was helping bag things for customers is slamming my former truffle repeatedly against the counter and it's still one solid piece.

Not a huge fan of this place. Went a ton a few years back and the service was kind and friendly and…read morethere were many types of great candy to choose from, but that's all changed now. I've visited a couple times over the last few weeks and kept hoping there was just some holiday-season burnout fibs here and there but unfortunately this place has just lost it. Guy at the front just stared customers down, didn't talk until someone came up to check out, just plain uninviting. The bulk candy itself seems to be stored improperly, so many containers left open or the lids not on them, so they were all stale and/or flavorless. There's way better places to grab sweet treats in this mall.

A gazillion bottled sodas from all over the world PLUS olde time candies? Be still my sweet heart!…read moreLet's face it, most of us have rekindled our love for sweets and comfort after all the bitterness this year. Fear not. Erase the gray and gloom and escape for a bit under the Blue Sun. There is something magical about sparkling colorful bottles of refreshment....in just about every flavor. Feeling nostalgic? They have it. Feeling adventurous (bacon soda anyone?) they have it. Feeling luxurious? You'll find something! Even sugarless for those like myself who are not so sweet ha. Too many flavors to list. Although I walked out with a couple bottles of a "diet" cola from Rhode Island and a grape from Wisconsin. Crafty! When I think "grape" I don't think Wisconsin but what the heck? I also grabbed a bottle of Bubble Up....my grandfathers soda of choice back in the day (and beverage on a Smiley (now defunct) airline on the West Coast...."coffee, tea, coke or Bubble Up?" So fun. On the way out I spotted some Reed's Cinnamon and Lifesavers Butter Rum candy. Back to the register! Candy lovers will rejoice here. And the salt water taffy selection oh gawd. Candy is fresh. Soda is fresh. Staff is super friendly. I'd like to see more fun candies added and maybe a decoder or descriptions of the origins of the various sodas. But this new business (also another location in Spring Lake Park) won my sweet tooth and my heart. Let's get out and support! Get your soda and sweet on! Go!

A very fun place to go with friends. They had all kinds of soda and some cool candy. 10/10 would…read morelove to go again.