My mom is into Korean facial care but unfortunately where we are from she can't get it so easily. I…read morefound that Vegas has a Chinatown and after some research found there's also a Koreatown, which is why we came here. We got here around 8pm and most of the shops in this plaza had already closed. My mom grabbed what she could at the bakery. Red, green, white mung bean pastry, a coconut cream filled pastry and sweet cream raisin rolls. Not sure how to describe this one but it's sweet rolls, sliced in half and filled with cream and sprinkled with raisins. I've had this before at other places, that's why we grabbed it. This bakery does it pretty well. Their cream is a bit thicker than what I'm used to but their bread came in a pinch when we were hungry after midnight. Lol. We went to the grocery part after and found a bunch of random snacks, like powdered soy milk, prepackaged pastries, wasabi alomonds/peanuts. We bought a pack of 24 bottled water for 4.99, so that was a good deal. The next day we came back when more of the shops were open. My sister purchased some items from the Kpop store. They carried a variety of merchandise and artists. They had pins, stickers plushies, apparel, playing cards just to name a few. I would've taken pictures but it was small and very crowded. They had someone eatching the store front so I didnt want to look sus taking pics. They were playing performances on a TV so I had something to do as she browsed around. Next to that was the make up. My sister was in and out so I didn't look around too much, but most of the inventory was Toly Moly which I've been able to purchase on Amazon. I saw they had an assortment of moisturizering face masks, not sure pricing. Besides the shops we visited, they have a food court. I saw a sushi shop tucked in the corner but didn't notice anything else. They also have a store carrying anime/manga merchandise. I saw a salon, furniture store and a travel agency inside as well. They also have bathrooms and while not the nicest and fanciest, there was someone in there cleaning it so atleast it was maintained. Definitely worth checking out if you are looking for Asian related items.

Love this Korean cosmetics retail store very much. Not huge, but all their Korean facial products…read moreand accessories are good. I've purchased many items in the past. Discount marked items are always visible outside the shop by the door. There's always something good for women here. Makeups/cleansers/serums/pore cream/etc. I purchased makeup brushes and makeup pads in the past too. This time, I came back for two more makeup pads $3.50 per pack, $15 Peach Sake pore by Skinfood (my favorite brand here), $29 Medicube zero pore cream, and they gave me a free gift: Skinfood black sugar Strawberry food therapy face mask over 3oz. fl. Peach and strawberry scented items are strong and sweet. I'm a very satisfied customer. Cashier was very customer oriented and her friends were visiting her talking in Korean Hangul. Their store isn't huge, but you can find a few good quality products here. Inventory is low. Simple little store. I will keep coming back when stopping inside Greenland supermarket for Korean groceries.

First time at Kuma Co, thanks to our child who found it on social media. It's such a cute and…read moreartistic place full of Sanrio, blind boxes and other anime type trinkets and collectibles just to name a few. We have now found one of our go to places for trinket and stationery collectible shop in Las Vegas. Excellent customer service at Kuma Co. As soon as we came in the sweet young lady greeted us and asked us if need anything and if we are aware of their "Trinket Trade" program. So neat! We told her we have thanks to our child. Trinket Trade is if you have a trinket that you no longer want like a Labubu you can trade it for anything inside the closest Trinket Trade. This is such an awesome program. Our child not only traded one of her trinkets but we also bought other adorable items in the shop. One of the many items we purchased are the Monchichi coin purse, Sanrio stickers, Sanrio blind boxes and stationery. We plan to visit Kuma Co every time we are in Las Vegas. We frequent Las Vegas 3 to 4 times a month. We've already informed all our family, friends and social circles about Kuma Co. They too will be visiting this cool shop.

If you're into all things cute, Kuma Co. is a must-visit! The shop is packed wall-to-wall with…read moreadorable plushies, Sanrio goodies, blind boxes, Sonny Angels, Smiskis, stationery, stickers, bags, and so many fun collectibles that it's hard to leave empty-handed. It's one of those stores where every shelf has something new to discover. The staff was super kind too! Bonus for fellow trinket traders: Kuma Co. is also home to a trinket box! If you're stopping by to trade, please be considerate and bring something that actually fits in the box and won't spoil or melt. Keeping it fun for everyone helps keep these community boxes going! Whether you're hunting for the latest viral collectible or just love cute things, Kuma Co. is definitely worth adding to your Chinatown itinerary.

Meet me in Tokyo!…read more Tokyo is a beautiful city, it is relatively small but compared to other cultures has brought so much innovation to the world just based on their art, values, and culture. As Americans we are a world away from this island. But a little piece of Tokyo can be found here in these stores. Learning is a skill that one should never forget. Come in and see what you can learn about yourself from the experience you have in this store. Many of these stores share their products from Tokyo for you to try out. Let's not be so closed minded. The products that they sell come from Japan. The range of products they carry is amazing. They have aisle after aisle of food, beauty, home, toys, and many other products that you have to see to understand. Expand your knowledge and horizons by seeing how you can see how other people live through their own eyes. Live through their experiences. Like most Americans of this great nation, we are a melting pot of history. "I have a dream," that dream is to have everyone feel included and inclusive. A dream where our ideas can mesh together and create something unique and meaningful. Walk among the aisles and try something that an individual human being uses but with a different perspective or packaging. Eat something that is unique and not customary to your diet. You might be surprised and discover something new about another culture and their perspective of the world. See you just learned something new. Knowledge is power. Knowing how the world works makes us better understanding to those around us. Whenever we shop here we sample the beauty products from Japan. They offer so many options to choose from. While I cannot understand or speak Japanese the products they sell are of the highest quality . Who does not love the rich colors they use in their inspiring art they create. The dragon that products the home from evil spirits. The lucky cat that can bring prosperity to you and your family. Believing is what starts the process.

Some of the best figurines I've bought. Super clean, has good value figurines, and a lot of cool…read moreanime merchandise!

wow I am so glad I found this place, it's so much easier and closer to drive over here than it is…read moreto yinz binz (plus nellis outlet is a little better) I like the concept that they have here with 3 color sections. $1, $3, $6 I have been here several times now and I have found amazing items at fantastic prices especially protein shakes. It can get a little crowded at times But it's worth it, checking out of each section is always smooth quick and easy the employees are very very nice and overall I have had no issues. I especially like that they have an outside entrance with easy close by parking ,so that you don't have to go into the mall. The employees do a really good job keeping this place clean and organized and that definitely shows. I definitely recommend this place to anyone who wants to experience some bin shopping you never know what you're going to find .

Customer service much?…read more Hungry Monster and I were excited to check out the new Nellis Auction location at Meadows Mall after I learned about it during a lunch break. The location has plenty of parking and a large amount of space, with an exterior entrance for online pickups and another entrance connected to the mall. Our experience, however, was disappointing. When we entered, we did not see clearly posted signs explaining the shopping rules, including what customers could and could not do with merchandise or which carts were required in specific areas. There were also no employees on the floor explaining the rules to customers. This became important because our first interaction with a Nellis employee was specifically about how we were supposed to shop. We entered near the red bins and began browsing. Many of the items were in open boxes or clear plastic containers, while others were unopened and labeled with descriptions of their contents. A security officer named Matthew approached us and told us that we needed to shop from the inside of the bins. Since we had not seen any signage explaining this requirement, we followed his direction. Shortly afterward, we heard Matthew tell another customer that she had the wrong cart for the area. She appeared confused, as there were no signs explaining the cart requirements and she was using a red cart in the red-bin section. The situation escalated when I was showing Hungry Monster an already-open box containing decorative flowers. Matthew approached me and stated that I was not allowed to open boxes. I explained that the box was already open and that I was simply showing Hungry Monster what was inside. Matthew responded that he had seen me open it. I felt the accusation and manner in which I was approached were unnecessarily confrontational. Rather than argue, we attempted to walk away and continue shopping. Matthew then indicated that he wanted to detain both of us over the incident. I asked whether surveillance footage could be reviewed. Matthew said there were cameras and that he could check them, then called management. We spoke with a manager whose name I believe was Siena or Siera. We explained what happened and asked whether the footage could be reviewed. We were told that only corporate could access the footage at headquarters, which was confusing because Matthew had previously said he could review it. The entire situation was disappointing, particularly because it escalated over a $6 item. We came to browse and enjoy the experience, not to break rules or disrespect employees. I work in the service industry for a $30 billion company and understand the importance of customer service. I believe Nellis Auction could improve the customer experience through clearer signage, better communication of shopping rules, and additional training in customer interaction and de-escalation. The new location has significant potential, but this experience left us feeling unnecessarily accused and unwelcome.

Such a cute and inviting store! The Colosseum-style exterior is absolutely beautiful and you can…read moresee it from quite a distance, which definitely catches your attention. Inside, they have a little bit of everything when it comes to beauty products, skincare, accessories, and more. They also have a great selection of really cute items for kids. I brought my niece with me and she absolutely loved it! There are so many fun things to look at, and they carry a lot of good-quality Asian beauty products and other items. When I visited, the store was moving locations, so everything was 20% off, which was an added bonus! Overall, such a fun store to browse, especially if you love beauty products or shopping for something unique. Definitely worth checking out!

So, I had previously been here before. Had a good experience. I visited today, and the employee…read moregreeted me (I was the only customer in the store.) I looked around to see if anything caught my eye, but I noticed that if I went to look at something, he'd be standing a few feet away, if I moved, he moved. I ended up not getting anything because it just feels really uncomfortable to be looked at while you're browsing. I assume it's because they might have an issue with theft but why not get a security guard or another employee to stand near the door? I don't think I'll be back.

While out in Vegas, we needed to stay cool so we decided to come out to go to the mall . This was…read moreour first time here since we are not from Vegas. The mall is huge lots of stores, very clean. Restrooms are really nice. Every store we went into very friendly people we went ahead and sat in the middle and had a little snack. We really enjoyed our time here.

Visiting here for the first time in a while, and this is such a disappointment…read more It's supposed to open at 11 and a lot of the stores still are not open . Auntie Anne's is saying that they're behind so that's why they're not opening at 11 . We got here a little after 10 and waited around and now there was no point . There's really nothing much else here that is interesting .

If you love thrifting or looking for a gem in places like Ross you will love this store. It's on a…read moremuch smaller scale, but you can also get in and out quicker too. They recently changed their model, so now everyday is $3, $6, & $12. They are separated by tables and each item has a sticker for the price if it gets misplaced. There's also premium items that are about $20-100 and they will be marked (usually furniture, rugs, appliances, etc). They also have full pallets for sale occasionally, if you want to sell online or swap meet etc. They usually tell you mostly what is in the pallet, unlike other places they don't tell you anything They are also pretty consistent with their social media so you can get a sneak peek on what's available for the next day. I've gotten some pretty good deals here. Mostly items from target, Walmart, Sam's club, Amazon returns etc. the packaging usually is damaged, but all the items are new. If you don't agree with the price, you can def ask if they are willing to go down on the price a little, but I only ask if it's a few dollars, and if I'm already buying multiple items! The items are already pretty cheap, don't be a lowballer. Don't forget to look in the clothes. I've found several items for myself for $3! Most clothes are from target, Amazon and Sam's club. The store is located next to Lima Limon restaurant and near the Planet Fitness but in the mini plaza closer to Decatur. They are closed on Wed, and sometimes if they have an extra large restock they will choose an extra day, but make sure to follow them on social media to see if they are closed on a regular day.

I came on the $12 day and the place was pretty empty because well, I came on a $12 day and not a $3…read moreor $6 day. Haha I was kinda confused at first on how it works. To the front of the store are $1 items, the middle of the store are the $12 (or $3 or $6 or whatever $ day it is) and the items on the walls have their price tags. It is not part of the $ day. I realized this after being in the store for 15-20 minutes. What I wish is that an employee should have greeted me and told me how it works right away. I actually was able to buy a few items for $3, hiking shoes for $12, and a toy that I found worth $40-50 for $20. I was pretty happy about it. I will be back.

Stumbled across this cute store in the container park. Absolutely so cute! So many great trinkets,…read morestationary lots of cute unique things I personally found lots of cute coloring books, cards and the best wrapping paper. When I thought I was done shopping I would find more! I walked out of there $150 dollars later but worth the money Great customer service very friendly young lady

This really is the cutest shop I have ever been in. They have everything from stickers to…read morestationery, candles, jewelry, and so much more. The vibes are immaculate and the owner was super nice as well. I wish I lived in LV so I could come here all the time!