Horrible service. We came to look for 2 black ao dai for funeral. Then lady gave me the bag and…read moretold us to find the size myself with so much attitude. She raised the price up to $50 for a solid black ao dai versus $25-35 as I overheard she told other people earlier with similar fabric. I spent all that time looking for the sizes already, didn't want to waste those time so reluctantly bought them. She said she can adjust the length of pants for us. Then I came back to cut the pants shorter. 3 women there gave me the attitude look. One of them didn't look at us but told my sister to measure for me without any instruction; then told us to come back in a bit. When we picked up, they asked for tailor fee, which they said it came with the purchase of ao dai we bought. And we had to measure ourselves. Horrible experience. After this, I found out so many ao dai places with very competitive price and way nicer experience. NEVER come back

A little disappointed with K-Fashion and More. I came here few days before lunar new year and found…read morean áo dài (Vietnamese long shirt) that I really like. Posted on Facebook and friends approved my new taste in fashion. I even bought a pair of pants to go with the color. Came back this Monday to find the store closed earlier than the schedule. No signs of why. Okay. Granted. It was day 2 of the new year. Came back today to find the long shirt I tried. Couldn't find it. So, I asked an employee. There were 4 seamstresses and a lady putting away new arrivals. She's the only person that spoke some English. She gave me an impression of "can't you see I'm busy" and said "it can be anywhere." Yeah. Okay. I found one I liked and asked for price. She said $65. Uh? Before new year, it was $75. Other store would sell me similar fabric with different designs for $60. I don't like the way they do business. A Vietnamese lady walked in wanting to try a colorful áo dài that was hanging up high. She first spoke English. Then, changed to Vietnamese. I didn't pay attention to what happened. But as I was leaving, she disappeared. I hope she got what she needed. I'm out of here.

I'm a fan of BMT Collections because the staff really helped me to look for the right garments…read more Even though I didn't make the purchase. It was 2 days before Lunar New Year and I was desperately looking for a new outfit to impress my coworkers. I came here right before they were closing. I told the ladies I need a long shirt of size 46. The size was not the problem but the fabric needed to be firm and stiff. There are soft and flimsy type but they feel like a jersey not fashionable for my money. I planned to spend about $40 for my new outfit. Because these clothes were manufactured overseas by many different factories, the sizes and styles are so vastly different. After about 45 minutes of trying everything they got, I gave up. I'll just have to try again next year.

Not to be confused with BLT Collections, which are very American and will probably lead to you…read moregaining plenty of weight. There seems to be a dozen great clothing stores inside this wonderful little Mall located in Alief in the Far West suburbs of Houston outside the Beltway 8. This whole mall is Vietnamese, and there are some great Vietnamese food and drink items in here, as well as desserts. And there are also all these great boutiques such as BMT Collections, with a lot of cheap and very unique and original clothing that you might really love if you come and give it a try. Barbie can spend hours in here, at what seems like dozens of boutiques and clothing stores, and usually finds great deals and very different and exciting items.

I love fashion house because of the customer service is great they help you out with whatever your…read morelooking for. I love that they make you feel welcomed It's a very nice clean and organized store their Selections are really nice and fashionable.

Order one kind of HOKA men shoes, they sent me different color and different size. I was so happy…read morethat I found the shoe thru Walmart ( where they were selling the shoes from ) but very disappointed when I received them! Never I would order again something link to FASHION HOUSE DISCOUNT.

I've been here twice now for different services and felt like a million bucks each time. Though…read morethe decor felt like a blast in the 70's in Vietnam , the amazing services make up for it! Had the head spa with added foot massage the first day. I came back a second time for the Korean facial. One of the best facials I ever had. And I've been to PLENTY of places and received all kind of facials from $50-$350 facials. Will always come back to here whenever I am in Houston.

I was visiting town and was referred here by the foot massage place in the same plaza. I love…read moregetting the head spa anywhere I go and so glad I found this place. It was $50 for head spa which includes neck massage, face massage, mask and head massage of course. It helps relax you and release all your headaches. I also added foot massage for extra $20 or something I forgot. They take you outside for foot massage after you soak your feet jn this herbal water while they dry your hair. What I love about this place is the owner is really friendly and they have all kind of services here. They even sell clothes. Cute ones too if you take your time to choose and try them out and the price are amazingly low. I was looking for an outfit for a wedding and I found it here. I also end up getting the korean collagen facial as well.

The food variety and freshness is at the top of my list. My wife and I frequent this establishment…read morevery often; my wife's favorite restaurant.

Beautiful ao dai, perfect fit for me. The design is both elegant and modern. I would love to come…read moreback again.

This place is inside the Hong Kong Mall tucked way in the far right side of the mall. It carries a…read morelot of traditional Vietnamese outfits for mostly the ladies. They seem to do alterations on the side also, judging by the sewing machine sitting towards the back of the store. I needed measurements for a Vietnamese garment (ao dai) to be tailored so went here to get measured not too long ago. Very nice lady (owner?) came out from the back, did the measurement and charged only $5 for her time.

Buyer beware, cash only business, no refunds no exchanges no conscience. I'd say avoid at all cost…read morenot very nice people

As one of several Vietnamese clothing stores in Hong Kong Mall, it's hard to place where Tan Phat…read morefalls on the fashion spectrum. The store itself is bigger than most of the crammed ao dai shops near the food court, but it's also one of the sleepiest (#1) spots in the mall. There are gems, but they're just waiting to be found, likely at a price that is less competitive than most. The clothing variety is limited, but there seems to be a solid selection for kids. Unlike similar stores like Cali Fashion (#2), the inventory is vastly improved and there is an abundant collection of accessories. Some of the clothing quality is questionable, only because some of their supposed newer items almost look as if they're used and the semi-inflated price tag doesn't help. Service here is also a crapshoot. Speaking Vietnamese will obviously result in smoother shopping, but I can't help but feel like the treatment is still lukewarm at best. While I am sure they accept credit card, all of my previous transactions have been cash only. Shopping with a purpose goes a long way for stores like this. Casually browsing is fine, but not a good way to spend time in these types of places. Find the description of the item online and a pic, and shop around looking for that. ___________ (#1) As in, very few people are ever here when I am. (#2) https://www.yelp.com/biz/cali-fashions-and-gift-houston

When I was 15 years old, I was visiting my grandparents during summer break and I wanted to buy…read moresome souvenirs for my parents, who were back in Chicago. As I was walking towards the store thinking "oh I should buy some clothes for mom here." The bitch of a store owner pushed me out of the store and yelled at me for stepping inside. Legit, I only had one foot at the door and she yelled at me. She was screaming that I wouldn't buy anything, I'm too anorexic to shop there and pushed me out. Maybe because BC I was a teen or because of my body size, she was being prejudice against me; but regardless, I wanted to buy clothes for my mom. I'm 24 now and I'm surprise this place is still open. Fuck her and her store. Tan Phat fashion is right, its for Phat people. Also, the clothes are ugly. You can picture elderly Vietnamese people wearing the attire. Or people who are straight up--fresh off the boat from Vietnam.

Have been coming and going to this business for years. They're good at repairing and cleaning…read moreshoes. Every time they fix my shoes, it comes out looking brand new. If they can't fix a specific shoe, they'll let me know. Business takes cash. They're even courteous to ill mannered customers.

Took my heels here for the heels to be replaced. I went to pick up my shoes and gave them my…read moreticket. They couldn't find the shoes for about 10 mins. They finally found them and gave them to me. He didn't even apologize for me having to wait on them to find my shoes. The work they did on my shoes was horrible. I will never bring another pair of shoes here.

This is pretty much close to a fashion nova/ shein in person lol it's been a Houston staple of mine…read morefor years when I need something last minute and they never disappoint especially when I'm looking for shoes!

Lots of good cheap clothing and accessories including shoes however if you're larger than a size…read more10, there is no hope for you here. Let me specify, if you're larger than a size 10 shoe then there is no hope for you here.

We excitedly made our way to the Hong Kong City Mall hopping to experience a little bit of Hong…read moreKong. Unfortunately, it was beyond dismal. Contrary to the name claim, there is nothing Hong Kong about this mall. It should have been named Saigon City Mall which would have been more appropriate. Aside from the huge anchor Asian grocery store in the middle, the mall is flanked by an assortment of Vietnamese-oriented beauty/cosmetics, nail, phone, apparel, gifts, pho and Asian-centric mom-n-pop stores with a sleepy food court on one end. There are quite a few signs pointing to Massage upstairs. The other prominent anchor tenant is Shabu Zone. Generally, around 50% of the stores were closed. Parking lot is Lone Star state size. Nothing else exciting to write about. Certainly, a coulda, shoulda, woulda experience. Sure you'll like this mall if you want to experience Vietnamese culture.

I like coming here every time I visit Houston. We do not have this variety of Asian food items in…read moreSan Antonio so I like to come into the market and see what's interesting and you. I also stock up on chopsticks and bowls. I took home some frozen dumplings for my daughter. The Boba shops are also delicious on a hot summer day. I also bought a few things at the beauty stores including some jelly collagen that's been really tasty. It's just a neat experience every time I go and I'm able to get Asian products at a decent price.