I've been coming to Korin for years, and it never disappoints. I get my knives expertly sharpened…read morehere and have picked up knives, barware, tableware, and cookware -- everything is top quality. The shop in Tribeca has been around since 1982, and it's grown into one of the best spots for Japanese knives and kitchen gear in the city. They carry everything from affordable knives to high-end artisan blades, plus all the accessories you could need -- sharpening stones, knife bags, and more. They even offer repair and restoration services. Chefs and home cooks alike love Korin, and it's easy to see why: knowledgeable staff, incredible selection, and a focus on Japanese craftsmanship. If you cook at all, this place is a must-visit.

Service is extremely great, out of the brand of knifes I wanted to buy. Wish they had more…read moreoptions for Nenox knifes. I'll come back to check out again if I'm ever in the area.

My daughter is New to the neighborhood, they have Nicest employees, plus they have everything!!read more

Really efficient and friendly service - no need to feel confused at all once you enter the store! I…read morepicked up an online order for my friend last month and it was super easy. I was in and out in less than 2 minutes. Yesterday I went to pick up a fill valve and the employee at the counter immediately asked if he could help with anything right when I walked in. I showed him a pic and he directed me straight to the back where another employee helped me pick the item from the shelf and once again I was in and out in 5 mins. Staff are really easy going and make the store manageable to navigate. Thank you!

This store has anything and everything you will ever want or need or not need but still want, in…read morethe world; except what I was looking, of course. It is more geared towards commercial establishments and not the pseudo-kitchens in most New York apartments. It is also a rather inexpensive store where items are available to buy in bulk or by piece. I was quite tempted to buy a cash register and a deli meat slicer... Cash registers seem so much fun to play with (I've obviously never used one or worked in retail, I'd probably kill myself or someone else if I had) and the deli meat slicer just seemed like a good defensive weapon to have in my house in case someone broke in. Oh, in case you were wondering what I was looking for and couldn't find, I was looking for Asian-style deep-dish plates, sort of like bowls but not really.

The WORST store in New York. A couple of years ago I went and had a key made and it didn't work and…read morethe jerk owner said he was the best key maker in town (Uh. No. That's Greenwich Locksmiths on 7th Ave S) and said there was no way the key didn't work. It didn't. I left it with him since he refused to give mw my money back and the key didn't work so it's not like he could use it. I've refused to go in there even though it's right next door since then. Until today. That guy is THE WORST. Everyone in the neighborhood talks about how much he sucks and that we all walk the extra block to Garber, but man I forgot how much I hate that guy until I ran in today. Do not shop here. They're horrible people and it's way more expensive than the good hardware stores. (Also their address is wrong. Presumably to confuse people who want to write bad reviews. It's on 9th Ave just south of 25th.)

This is a great place , they are very helpful and assist u , wen u need a help or a question…read more i have to say they have everything and it's one of them places that u have to find , because inside is so good , whatever u need they have. Overall u should go here it is really good i will go here 1st before anywhere wen i need something .

I love the merchandise at Nickey Kehoe! All the best functional but stylish items for kitchen,…read moregarden and living. It's set up like a little home on a cute village street. Will definitely go back when I can. They have more on their website so I imagine their LA shop is bigger.

Very busy, very friendly, very patient, very knowledgeable are my adjectives for this Restaurant…read moreEquipment Supply store. Down to earth people with great pricing is icing on the cake. From sneeze guards to juicers to panini makers to ice makers to refrigerators to salad stations, they have it all here. Ya know what? No sales pressure at all either, how about that? You can get up to a credit line of $20k for equipment if you are a new biz w/ good credit. Be prepared to sign a personal guarantee though.

This is a great place to shop for your restaurant or cafe. These guys are humble, kind, funny, and…read morethey have just about everything you could need. The prices are pretty good too.

I love this store. The owner is very very knowledgeable about bulbs and fixtures…read more He has a large selection and is very helpful. I don't go anywhere else. And his prices are fair.

I was so pleased with my experience that I bothered to add the store to Yelp. Huge selection of…read morebulbs, friendly and efficient young woman so kind to help find what you need. We had a hanging lamp repaired, and an old fan repaired. Both repairs were quickly and excellently done at half the price that was charged at an uptown lamp repair shop for similar work. I can't sing their praises high enough to tell my appreciation. My old, ultra-quiet Panasonic fan is once again whirring almost soundlessly. Thanks to Bulbs NYC.

As I was roaming around soho area over the weekend I came across this store. When I stepped in I…read morefelt welcomed by the person working there. It's a small store but it's clean and everything is presented well. They sell dish ware and its all made out of beautiful ceramic I believe. I did not look at prices but they seemed ti have a good selection of different pieces.

Interesting store with porcelain homeware collections…read more Tranquil store hidden in the streets of Nolita. Beautiful homeware - I absolutely love their color and silhouette! However, personally not the biggest fan of the finish - the insides are glazed and beautifully crafted while the outside/exterior of the items are purposely left rough and unfinished (more rough texture than just matte). I would imagine the exterior would be easy to stain and hard to clean. While I definitely enjoy the immersive store experience and admire the items. Probably won't purchase the items due to practicality reason.