A definite neighborhood store with lots of stuff and good prices. Staff friendly and helpful. An…read moreold time variety store, the antithesis og Amazon.

They have everything and they help you find it! They are reliable and long standing members of our…read morecommercial. community.

Pretty much your jack-of-all-trades home wares store. Get everything from living room decor, to…read moreMade in China tools, to stuff to clean your pipes. Basically an upgraded 99 cent shop mixed with a hardware store. They have a bunch of kitchenware as well. The place is surprisingly big, so if you can't find something, ask for help. YMMV on whether or not the staff speaks English though.

Pretty good selection of household goods, though they definitely stay true to the "& Up" part…read more I bought a headphone extension cable, some brand name body wash, a shower hair catcher, and lots of other random things that it'd be more inconvenient to go to Target to buy. People at the register are always nice too!

This gem of a store is the answer to the Target at the Atlantic Terminal mall…read more Sure, it's not the nicest store, but they've got whatever I need at a cheap or reasonable price. -wooden skewers for BBQ...check -cheap fan for subway rides and hot days...check -electric hand mixer...check -wrapping paper...you bet Better than fighting the crowds at Target, only to find that that thing you need is out of stock.

Someone recommended I go in there and buy a shirt because I was going to a local restaurant and…read morethey had nothing but clutter all over the place.. The only employee was located behind the counter, so I couldn't find any help to assist me in my purchase. The entire store is clutter and very confusing so I do not recommend

Quality clothes, good prices. Thes ervice is ok here. I feel these people are nice and easy to…read morework with. Came in with some questions and I was looking for soemthing specific and they were all very helpful.

When I was a kid, my mother would take me food shopping in Chinatown and sometimes we would visit…read morevarious stores to get knick knacks for her to use at home. Maybe she needed an "S" shaped hook to hang something. Or maybe she needed a small pot. Sometimes it was a specific type of filter for the sink drain. Other times it's a uniquely shaped brush. Now, you might think nowadays you can just go to Target or Walmart for such things but you'd be wrong. It is kind of amazing how much stores like that *do not* have. That is where stores like KK Discount Store come into play. Back in the 80's and 90's (even the early 2000's) there were at least 4-5 stores in Chinatown that sold these kind of wares, but no longer. KK remains one of the last ones and I am so thankful it is there. As soon as you walk up to the store you see a ton of products outside the store. Sponges, soaps, things to hang your laundry, organizers, strainers...I'm not kidding when I say you could spend hours just going through every single little thing this store has. Inside are several aisles worth of housewares. There is an aisle with pots, pans and other cooking instruments. Another aisle has bowls, plates and utensils. Yet, a different aisle has items like incense. On a recent visit I was looking for a container for bar soap for me to carry to the gym. I tried Target and other bigger stores first but it was Ultimately KK that had what I needed! The couple that runs the shop are super nice and always open to questions about where to find a product. This store is also very reasonably priced. I recently purchased a couple scouring pads and it only cost me $1.50! I'm sure they would have been more at Home Depot or something (assuming they even had them). This may not be the most touristy spot to visit in Chinatown but I think stores like this are valuable to the fabric of the community and they have a lot to offer. Give KK a visit!

Great store! I ordered my Longevity rimless bowls online. They followed up and updated the ordered…read morestatus very well. The shipping was supper fast. The order items were carefully wrapped and look very nice in condition when received. Oh! very good price too. Love this store and surely will come back and buy again. FIVE STARS.

Came here on the weekend to buy Holiday Cards ($5 for 20 cards) and stickers ($4). The store was…read moresmall but had a good assortment of things- basic beauty supplies, socks, tshirts, toys, books, party supplies, candy and snacks, etc. Fun place to look around ~ Store was quite organized as well. Though, there was only one cashier when I checked out - line went by quick.

Charming discount store that continues to interest me. The concept is that most items are under…read more$5. There's also a $10 and under section and finally, Five Beyond features merchandise at $25 such as coffee makers or special gifts like a mini pool table. By merchandise, I'm referring to exercise equipment, toys, pet section, toiletries, candy, socks, loungewear,cards, holiday items (Christmas, Halloween and Easter as well as Summer items) and more. It's such a fun store and I continue to love shopping here. Wherever I see a Five Below, I'll check it out--Manhattan or other parts of Brooklyn. If you're not familiar, you're missing out and need to visit ASAP. Those who know--know what I'm talking about.

Horrible place! I'm not one to leave reviews, but there was an Asian older man, extremely rude, my…read moremom came saddened with anger over how he treated her and my nephew of 2 years old after my nephew accidentally spilled some of his milk from his bottle on the floor, the man came angrily towards my mom claiming them to leave and kicking them out, this is just so disgusting for anyone to do, so disappointing that that's the type of service as it speaks volume on how their store is being represented! Low value and never again!

I love this place. They're always friendly every time!!! Sometimes on my work break I'll come here…read morejust to browse and most times I'll buy something. They have cute items and they're inexpensive. It's really cool they let me take my scooter inside the store! I really appreciate that! They accept Apple Pay and I don't believe they have a minimum on cards because I just bought something for less than $10 and I used my credit card. They also have lottery tickets! I 100 percent recommend this discount store! Also, I think it's funny and clever that they have a quarter somehow glued on the floor of the entrance as you walk in! Maybe that's a tactic to get people to notice the store or I'm not sure of the background story.... but it's hilarious! Every time I see it I giggle.

Pretty good prices and a lovely selection. I'm glad this small business is near my apartment. I…read morereally enjoy popping in for a look. I will coming back to again.

So I'm walking through Park Slope with my Dad after a lovely lunch on 5th Ave when I see a shop…read morecalled "Trailer Park." That doesn't happen too often, right? So without much thought at all I declared that we needed to go inside and started across the street. What could Dad say? He gave me a look that clearly said "you're weird" and followed me in. Once inside we were greeted by dozens of items that I swear are in my Grandfathers basement right now. Dad must have been reading my mind b/c he actually said "I think you're grandfather has a couple of those in the basement" while pointing to a set of vinyl suitcases. The entire store is filled, floor to ceiling, with vintage pieces of all sizes and shapes. Big ticket items like tables, chairs and trunks to smaller accessories of baskets & picture frames. The layout and arrangement made it hard to navigate the store and what was more confusing was the location (I think) of the cash register & counter area... It's hidden behind a huge pile of stuff so you can't even see the front door if you're sitting behind the counter. Oh and we were in the shop for a good ten minutes and I don't think I saw the owner/manager once. I though that was weird.. and I can't forget to mention- I found the store to have a bit of a musty smell... which makes sense if you think about the items inside. While I don't think I'd purchase anything it was a cool shop to walk through and brought back memories of Gramps. If you're looking for some nostalgia- stop by Trailer Park