Located in the Menlo Park Mall on the 1st floor, this Mango is a pretty large shop, and one of two…read morein the region between northern NJ and NYC. Return was pretty straightforward, so that was useful. Downside - they don't show on the receipt they hand you exactly how much was returned. You have to check your email in 1-2hrs.

This is a great place to go for pop culture clothing , toys , and accessories. The staff was…read morevery friendly and told my and kid about the current promotions in the store. Speaking of promotions they pointed out the current promotion on the item we were looking at. Which was buy 2 get one free excellent value

BoxLunch store #4759 opened about a month ago on the second level of Menlo Mall in a fully…read morerenovated space where the Brookstone used to be. I wandered in to look around before the friendly store associate told me about a spin-the-wheel opening promotion that offers a random discount, with a minimum of 10% off. The shelves are stocked with a lot of high-quality collectible merchandise and wearables from popular manga and anime franchises. The right wall has an impressive collection of Studio Ghibli backpacks and sweatshirts which I have never seen in a brick-and-mortar setting. Most of the in-store inventory seems to be what you would find in a collectibles boutique rather than in a toy store or a GameStop (no Funko Pops here lol). Looking at the prices, this BoxLunch's target clientele appears to be significantly older and wealthier than the penniless high schoolers that Menlo Mall is known to attract. BoxLunch claims to donate $10 of every clothing purchase to charity, which partially explains the higher-than-average markup. Menlo Park Mall already has at least four other stores that sell and/or specialize in pop culture collectibles, so seeing another one here is kind of surprising (even more so when you consider how both shopping malls and brick-and-mortar retail are in steep decline). The interior decor is slightly classier than say, the tweeny interior of Hot Topic, but I'd give this location a single-term lease at most before it gets replaced with something else. https://www.simon.com/mall/menlo-park-mall/stores/boxlunch

Says they're open till 6pm but they don't let you shop until 6pm-security stopped anyone from…read moreentering and shopping nearing closing time. The security guard got nasty with me! I understand staff want to stop working but when a business says they're open til a certain hour, if I'm popping in to grab something and not allowed in-they just lost a sale and yup-that's just bad customer service imo. No problem walking into stores also in mall closing same time-even walked in those stores AFTER Zara who also closed at 6pm. lol-security literally said "don't take pictures of me. Go away!" Rating 0

No matter how many people in line waiting to pay, there's always only one cashier. It's like it's…read moretheir way to show how popular this store is. The product is fine but they could have allocated more cashiers. They're many workers folding clothes or walk around. What a poor customer service.

Enjoyed this mall…read more 1) It is pretty large, comfortable comparable to Garden State Plaza (slightly smaller). 2) Enjoyed the walk around the mall and the decor. 3) I did like the cafeteria area had a fast-casual Indian spot. Which was nice.

Less construction this time around, and while the stores were still mildly patronized during the…read moreweekend, it didn't have the feel of being too busy - far emptier than I think the owners would like. Clean, though.

Well well well, after being a loyal customer (Uniqlo member who fancies scanning the membership…read morebarcode during checkout ;)) finally writing a review that was long due. This has been our first Japanese store interaction and in some way we find there's a fine thread of its culture weaved into this brand's fabric. The clothes seem to come up with a certain honesty with the way they are well made. This particular store is smaller compared to its cousin at the American Dream mall but has quite a collection for its size. The highlight of this brand/store is the unique self checkout technology they possess at the registers where you just need to throw the dresses in a bin and it checks you out without needing to scan the barcode manually. Parking isn't a problem at all as it's situated in the Menlo Park mall

@ Menlo Park mall, Edison NJ The store is small compared to…read morethe NYC stores, thus, they have limited items. Since the fitting room had only 4-5 rooms, the line was long to try on the clothing. Also, the payment line was long but you may put all the items in the bin which automatically scans all your items. Also, UNIQLO App can be used to order without standing in line.

Nice shop. Lots of options for mens and women clothing . They have some good sale going on , almost…read morealways . Billing is really slow . Takes a long time. Also during peak times , they sometimes have only 1-2 in counters. Apart from this, it's a good shop for all dress needs ... thumbs up

What a lovely addition to the neighborhood. Debbie and Frank, the couple who owns the store are…read morelongtime residents of Metuchen and are wonderful helpful and good hearted people. With a void of clothing stores in downtown Metuchen, Finders Keepers fills a long term void in the area. The clothing selection is excellent, and fullfills varying needs from weekend loungewear to business attire to designer clothing required for a great night on the town. I would highly recommend this place, but you better go soon to avoid being shut out of the best garments! Finders Keepers in my go-to clothing store, and I have no doubt that it will be yours too!