Solid choice for some very special (or "designer") drinks/blends and other current favorites that…read moreare in line with current foodie trends! When I walk in here, I feel like I'm inside a warehouse or large parking garage, solely because of the large door near the entrance to this place. Inside, it's blasting K-pop music, and has some tables to sit at. There's also some arcade machines and a photo booth. You order your drinks up at the counter using their kiosks, and they have a bunch of uniquely named drinks like their other location in Cap Hill, with some that are simply just strawberry matcha and mango matcha drinks, though this does keep in line with what a ton of people are crazily lining up for in this day and age (including myself). Since I simply got my drink and sat with my friend, I don't have anything to mention about service here. I got their No. 5 Elixir, which is a mixture of charcoal mango lemonade and a lot of mango bits. First and foremost, I'm happy that it didn't stain my teeth as I drank it, haha. But more importantly, it's sweet and tangy and was very refreshing even though weather was somewhat gloomy when I went. This is a very chill place to hang out at, and I can see myself coming here for a quick designer drink/blend. As of this writing, I still haven't tried all their stuff yet!

Happy to see Drip Tea opening in Kent. The boba and clothing concept is cool…read more What I liked: + Friendly service. I asked for some recommendations for milk tea, and the girl who works there gave me some recommendations. +Spacious and comfortable space - I visited on a weekday and I was the only customer. I can see it being busy with people chatting and playing boardgames on the weekend. What needs improvement: Boba! I almost lowered by rating because the boba did not have a good texture. This time I tried Hojicha Milk Tea, which had a powdery texture and was alright. But I've had other drinks like Post Melona and enjoyed it better. I would definitely go for a fruity tea or blended drink

Been in line for 15 minutes and it has not moved they have more security than cashiers horrible…read moreservice and it's a mess here.

There's no point of coming here anymore. Over the years it's been getting progressively worse,…read moreprogressively messier and now they don't even have employees that could answer any questions because they don't speak a lick of English.

My Fiance wanted to try going to The Great Wall Shopping Mall to look for Green Tomatoes…read more There are so many Great Restaurants and of course the Grocery Store. There is also a Bank and a Pharmacy. I can compare the Grocery Store to Uwajimaya, but it is Bigger.. You go in looking for one thing and find a dozen Treasures The Fresh produce is awesome, such a variety of fruits and veggies. They have Fresh Seafood. The Bakery is Excellent and the Deli offers a variety of delicious Hot Food.

Although Seattle is known for being diverse, with a fair number of ethnic retailers including a…read morevariety of East Asian and Southeast Asian supermarkets, this shopping center is especially popular with Asian and Asian-American locals since it combines many retailers and restaurants under one roof. It's a one-stop shop for groceries, baked goods, bubble tea and other Asian drinks, multiple Vietnamese, Chinese, Japanese and Korean restaurants, a Chinese apothecary, and home goods (from furniture and decor to a kitchen stove store), a couple hair salons, a nail salon, karaoke restaurant and last but not least a bank branch. 99 Ranch is a big draw as the largest Chinese supermarket in the nearby area, both it and Mei Wa bakery next door carry Chinese steamed buns and pastries. I'll be honest in terms of selection, prices (and flavors/techniques for Mei Wa), these are kinda average though are enough to satisfy if you have a craving. Mama Dough and Seoul Tofu are solid restaurants from eating at each 2-3 times. Mia Sugarcane produces some delicious sugarcane drinks though nowadays on the pricier side. Boba Tea Lab is pretty standard bubble tea. I've yet to try Big Bowl Spicy Cuisine and several others, including LiuYiShou Hotpot which is one of the newer restaurants, that also has 22 other locations in North America including NYC, SF, Chicago, Boston, and Vancouver and Toronto areas in Canada. All in all very convenient and generally clean and easy to get around. Very popular so during peak weekend times expect a very full parking lot; the spaces are also tight so you have to be careful when parking and opening car doors.

Shruti was so helpful! She has a huge selection of lehenga, sarees, and suits. My son is marrying…read morean Indian woman in India. Shruti helped me select outfits for four different events, advising me on what was appropriate for each one. She altered off-the-shelf ones for free! And she custom-made the blouses for my sarees. They were a perfect match for each saree. My daughter-in-law was very happy with all my selections and agreed that everything is perfect. I then brought my daugher and sister over to get outfitted as well.

From the owner: Shruti Sharma The founders of Vastra by Shruti kreeti are a…read moremother and her daughter who are motivated by independence from their families . It began with very little funding but has expanded greatly since then Our mission is to serve people of all ages and genders with low-priced, high-quality goods and services. Helping women in rural areas of Himachal Pradesh achieve economic independence through the promotion of their skills and the purchase of their goods and services, such as handwoven sweaters, stitched suits, embroidery, and other handicrafts, is one of their primary goals.

This is fun if you like treasure-hunt shopping and can make peace with not needing any of what you…read moreare about to get excited about. It has a good local-shop feel, and it is a nice change from bigger thrift stores that can feel picked over before you even get to the second aisle. I like a place that still leaves room for surprise. Worth a browse when you have a little time. Friendly staff. Great pricing and worthy choices.

Don't consign any items of value here. They ripped me off. I consigned 5 expensive bags, ( 1 of…read morethem was purchased for $400, the other 4 were appr. $200 each, they gave me $90.00 for all 5 that were sold. They were asking $20 for a waffle iron that they supposedly sold my coach for. Rippp offff. Beware

What a gem. The owner is so kind and nice and there was a couple people who walked in asking for…read morethe five items for free deal. They've given away 1200 people up to five items for free. He showed me the list of the signatures of them pretty cool all by word-of-mouth. if you have a donation to give of any kind monetarily or clothing wise or anything drop on in. Just saw him take a typewriter from somebody. Goodwill's busy pain there CEO 20 million I'm sure. Put your money local for it actually helps somebody that you know and makes a difference in their life that day. I personally bought $37 worth of stuff which was probably like 7 items and some of those were brand new with tags on them and brand name, I got a purse. I can't say enough of what an experience it was to spend an hour wandering around his lovely store. The world need places like this to honor the past & the present! He said it's been there one way or another for 30 years. thank God they'll be here for another 30!. The sign on the the street says secret closet so I may follow up with the review on that page also.

Love this place! The store is always so organized and the owner is always really nice. The prices…read moreare cheap and they'll usually have some deal going on

Got a pair of Avenger Work Boots. These were worthless! Bottom feels every crack in the street…read more Sides have no support. Not suitable work wear. Went back to Willy's Discount WW and they refused to take boots back after 1 wear, even with receipt! Terrible customer service, and even worse return policy. Being in construction industry, over 20 years, I would defiantly not recommend this place to anyone, more the opposite. One star because I can't give none or negative.

The prices are pretty good but the "20-60% off" is highly miss leading as most products are on the…read morelow end of that range. But in general it's a nice and easy place to find any kind of work wear you might need in one spot, even if it's not super cheap. The problem I had was mostly with shoes. Their selections were small, in non slip boots they basically had two brands, both of them their own. Available sizes were super small or super huge, in the range of what most men would actually wear they had next to nothing. But i got my shoes and immediately regretted it. They had built in "moisture wicking" material inside to make them water proof. It did nothing to stop water from coming in but stopped all moisture from getting out. Within an hour my feet would prune from all the heat and sweat kept in, and if you stepped in a puddle it would go straight through. Assuming it was a defect I exchanged them in store for another pair. They were pretty decent about the refund, though they asked a lot of questions considering when I bought them they told me there was a 30 (or was it 45?) day guarantee on product quality. But they accepted the return but told me I had to wait 3-4 weeks for another shipment of my size to come in (again they don't stock normal sizes). 5 weeks later (yes it was late) I finally got my new pair of shoes. They still trapped way to much heat, but at least the water proofing worked and walking to work in the rain no longer got my feet wet. Fast forward 5 months of wearing the boots 8 hours a day, 5 days a week in a fairly low impact job. I work in a kitchen on a tiled floor, it's not outside in dirt, gravel etc. I am not running back and forth etc. Yet these $80 shoes discounted down from something like 120 had their soles burn through. I noticed within about 2 months a lot of the "non slip" traction was wearing out, now it's gone all the way and exposed the inner honeycomb in just a few months. These big heavy duty shoes are mostly empty hard plastic, only the thinnest of cheap rubber covers the bottom. I had another pair of boots, they lasted years. These ones still look almost brand new except now the bottoms are gone like they were a cheap pair of Payless shoes.