We visited Chicago, and my daughter wanted to go to Chinatown. Luckily, they had her favorite…read morestore. As we walked through the store, we admired how cute, clean, and organized it was. Since we have been to other locations, we were able to compare it to other Miniso stores. We noticed that this one is smaller, but it still offers a wide variety of options for both kids and adults.

Love MINISO! Such a fun store with an amazing selection of cute products, great prices, and…read morefriendly staff. Everything was clean and well organized. Definitely recommend checking it out!

Small Chinatown Walmart it seems to be. They can pretty much source all the needs of the…read moreneighborhood at a very good price! It's very well stocked and supplied with all household items. Many kitchen ware items; nice simple dishes, brooms, buckets. They even have perfumes & cologne. Well cared for but maybe needs a little updating to increase overall experience and value. Solid place to shop with good prices, great for the community needs. You can locate it off the Red Line, Chinatown exit. Go through the wonderful arch. Down the charming Wentworth Avenue. Filled with Hotels, shops, boba tea, desserts , restaurants and more. Busy Chinatown area. Beautiful library north of here and much more Chinatown has to offer. Exit the 90/94 on 22nd/Chinatown Exit, left then left turn again! CTa buses and park Chicago app useful as well

Stopped by on a Thursday night to get some souvenirs. I had…read moregotten a handful of key chains and two snow globes. They have a great variety of Chicago key chains. I actually seen some of the same ones at the airport. They are about almost 2$ each. In the city around millennium park they vary from 4-5$ each. And at the airport they were $7. I got a good deal.

It's a little Chinese trinklets shop towards the south end of Chinatown. Mostly cheesy Chinese…read morestuff if that's what you're looking for, but they do have red lucky money envelopes if you need those also.

The store have lots gifts and chicago souvenir. If you need a gift this is a right place.read more

Biggest comic book selection I've seen for the most reasonable prices…read more Heavily comics and less TCG but excellent store!

1/17/26 Great experience at Graham Crackers Comics. Awesome selection, great prices, well organized…read morestore, friendly and very knowledgeable staff who are happy to help without pressure. Whether you're browsing or looking for something specific, this is a must stop spot for comic fans in Chicago. Highly recommend!

This was an unexpected quirky store . Lots of trinkets and ideas kids created and were sold in this…read morestore, along with different creative books. Overall a very unique and fun store to be surprised. Right next to Shuga Records on Milwaukee Ave.

Visiting Chicago from Indiana. Found the bookstore on Yelp and thought it would be really great to…read moresee. Walked from our hotel to the Blue line. Road the Blue line all the way to where we were supposed to get off. Walked to the store but it was closed. We were there at 11 but the store doesn't open until 11:30. We went walking down the street until it opened up. Found another book store which was really cozy, fun, and cute. Made it back to the store at 11:45. Store was still closed. Went into the record store for a few more minutes to wait. Still no one there. Went all the way back to our hotel and visited a different bookstore and bought stuff there. Thought the concept was pretty unique but lost my only opportunity to visit.

Good place to get some Chinese books, magazines, and gifts. It has a pretty big collection in here…read more World Journal is a long time favorite in Chinatown Square. Has stuff for beginners. There's things to help anyone learn this hard language. A lot of items typically found in a bookstore. It has books of course. There's most by Chinese authors, as well as others that have been translated from other languages. A few are also in English. There's also magazines about culture and travel. Good if planning a trip to China. There's also gifts such as toys. Have to make an update about this business. It seems to have closed the physical location. This has turned into a store with clothes but you can still order from the website.

I always come to this place if I need a Chinese book for my mom. I get her a Chinese calendar and…read morethe Chinese fortune telling/ horoscope book every Chinese New Years. I've also gotten my parent's travel books to Australia here, and books for Christmas. They have a big selection of books and they also have CDs, and other trinkets here. They take credit cards, but are very reluctant to take them here. It's like she increases the minimum amount every single time. I guess I'd come prepared by bringing cash here. Sometimes they have their son working here who can speak some English, which is better than the other bookstore in Chinatown. I guess it forces me to practice the little Mandarin I remember.

Sandmeyer's Bookstore is a gem! Everyone who works there is so friendly and it makes for a great…read moreatmosphere. It feels really cozy inside and I could spend an hour or so perusing the book selection. They also have a nice variety of bookish gifts and cards. The best part is the sale corner in the back where you can find books of all kinds marked down to really reasonable prices. I'll always stop at Sandmeyer's when I'm in the area!

What a gorgeous location to have a bookstore! Sandmeyer's Bookstore sits in Printer's Row and is a…read morevery lit and airy environment. The selection is not too bad, considering they are recovering from a flood. There are so many titles and a vast array of topics available. I found some classics, fiction, a wonderful selection in their non-fiction area, and translated books. They also provide you with lists of books that have won prizes or coincide with different regions in the USA and the world! I thought that was very helpful. It's a medium-sized store, but their displays are quite prominent. Everything is easy to grab (no ladders or staff needed to get to the high books). All the areas are labeled and it's visually pleasing. The staff was nice, too. Checkout was easy and they were friendly. Prices are standard of paperbacks and hardcovers. You are paying for an indie bookseller (I paid about $40 for two books, which includes tax). I wasn't at all disappointed with the price. They also have a loyalty program for those that are regulars. I really am happy I checked out this spot. It was beautiful and friendly. There was a lot of books and totes to chose from, it was hard not to leave with more in my bag!

I came here to get a Valentine's Day card and that's exactly what I found, quickly and easily…read more There was a woman who greeted me just as I entered and offered assistance if I needed it, but left me alone to browse. They have the obvious cards, gift wrap, tissue paper, and that sort of thing. But they also have office gear (organizers, pens, notepads, etc.), toys and knick knacks, even some board games--I saw Steam Up, a fairly niche game that I know of because I Kickstarted it to get it published, was for sale here. They have a lot more than I expected. I left with only my card but there were several things that caught my eye. Service was quick and efficient. Location is convenient for my work, and I appreciate having a place to buy cards and whatnot besides the Barnes & Noble in the Loop. A tip, however--the entrance is on Adams even though it has a Clark address.

I love this store for gift. There are so many fun notebooks, pens, calendars, small gifts to make…read moreany office desk stylish and fun! I absolutely love everything here. The store sells birthday balloons to brighten anyones day and cubicle! The store is located across the post office if you need to send a gift to anyone across the country!