Today my Mom and I were at the food court located at The Square shopping center. There is The…read moreSquare Plus retail store that is also within the food court area... the name is so fitting as the shopping center is called The Square LOL. Anyway, we looked over and saw dustpans. I've been wanting to buy a new dustpan because the old one was damaged when I had to use it to shovel snow a few weeks back when the high desert had a snowstorm. Yes, you read right... I used a dustpan to shovel snow (1st time shoveling snow + using a dustpan to do it) LOL... it wasn't too bad actually. One gray dustpan was $4.49 + tax... not too shabby and it's the sturdy type, too. I didn't check out any other items in the shop, but from what I can tell, they do have some nifty knick knacks, small appliances, general household stuff, etc. It doesn't have a lot of space for customers to walk around though... there are only 2 aisles really... the one closest to the entrance and the one on the other side of the wall LOL. I grabbed one dustpan, waited in line (wait wasn't too bad), and paid cash for it. The lady at the cashier was pleasant. She may have been the owner... not 100% sure though. If you happen to be hanging out at the food court, swing on by and see what fun stuff you can pick up from here. Happy Shopping!

Pretty cool retail shop…read more Located within the food court, this shop is packed filled with asian appliances like rice cookers, steamers, and water boilers. Great for getting specific asian appliances that are difficult to find on Amazon or other big-chain appliance stores like Best Buy etc. They also sell a lot of little tiny tools, such as cookware etc. Feels kind of like Daiso. Overall, a pretty neat place to visit and check things out!

Pros: they do have lower prices on some groceries. Cons:…read moremost of the products I bought here I had to throw away because they were expired, do they not care we are buying what we think is food for for human consumption?? The eggs were extremely rotten and expired and made me think so was everything else. I lost money shopping at this store. Never going back here.

Whenever I'm bored, you're more than likely to find me at this Grocery Outlet, looking for a deal…read more I will sometimes spend 40 mins or more in here because I found something interesting and looking up reviews for it at the spot. You're probably not going to find something with a long-shelf life, but thats the point. It's an outlet, that sells things at a discount. But mind you, some of the priced things are equivalent to those found at the normal grocery markets, so beware. Overall, I would absolutely recommend this Grocery Outlet because I get introduced to new items. They have a decent amount of parking, as well as a electric station for EVs.

I really enjoy coming to Miniso, especially this location, for all the adorable Sanrio items! But…read morehonestly, there's a little bit of everything for everyone here. My boyfriend loves browsing the Hot Wheels and anime blind boxes, and I can spend hours checking out the cosmetics, snacks, plushies, household goods, pet toys--seriously, there's so much to see. You really just have to come see for yourself because the possibilities are endless. This store has a large and diverse selection, and it's very clean and well-organized. Everything is displayed beautifully, which makes shopping a joy. As for customer service, from my personal experience, the cashiers aren't rude--but they aren't especially chatty or helpful either. They're just... there. It's not a dealbreaker, but something to be aware of. That said, the variety and charm of this store more than make up for it. I'll definitely keep coming back, especially for gift shopping!

I forgot my sunglasses at home and that brought me. Thankfully they had some decent ones. A…read moreJapanese friend recently told me that he was surprised by popular Miniso is here, apparently it's the dollar store of Japan.

This is a shoutout for the cashier Pedro. He provided excellent customer service. 5/5. He doubled…read morechecked prices since three items did not have a price on them and were not immediately found by the register. He had to look the items up on his mobile so I would be charged correctly. Also he showed me how to use my gift cards had I used the self check, but since i was at his register, he input the cards at and told me what the value was....I gave permission to use them. Pedro was thorough thoughtful and meticulous, which I appreciated. I was disappointed that the store did not stock or were out of stock on items i needed...such as water booties, beach towels, or one-piece women's bathing suits (what was on the floor were all bikinis)....in other words, the store did not stock the merchandise I came in to purchase..alas...2/5 Staff were very nice and helpful, guiding me to sections of the store and one even escorted me. Again, five star customer service for the two associates I had to stop as they walked the floor on some other task. Both stopped and assisted me and were very friendly.

This is now my second frustrating experience at this Target in less than two weeks, and both visits…read morehave had the same underlying issue: poor communication, lack of organization, and making simple purchases unnecessarily difficult. On my first visit, I stopped at the Target snack bar for something quick. There was no visible sign indicating that the food counter was not operating normally. I stood there waiting before eventually noticing a piece of paper lying flat on the counter telling customers to order through Starbucks. By then, the Starbucks line had more than 10 people in it and appeared to be staffed by only two employees. After waiting another 10+ minutes, I finally got to the register and asked for popcorn, only to be told, "We're not making it today." Apparently they were only serving the Pizza Hut items that had already been prepared. That would have been completely understandable if there had simply been a clear sign saying what was and was not available. Instead, I wasted time waiting at one counter, then waiting in a long Starbucks line, just to find out the item was not being offered. On my second visit, less than two weeks later, the Target food counter actually had a separate employee working it. There were even multiple bags of popcorn visibly sitting behind the counter. I asked for a large popcorn and was told they did not have any and were only serving Pizza Hut items. When I asked if popcorn could be made, I was then told the machine was not working. So on one visit it was "we're not making it today," and on the next visit the machine was supposedly out of service. Either way, why is there no clear signage? If the popcorn machine is broken, put an "Out of Service" sign on it. If only Pizza Hut items are available, say that. If hot dogs, popcorn, Icees, etc. are not being sold, why have a full menu posted as though they are available? During the same visit, I tried shopping the women's underwear section during an Auden 5-for-$25 promotion. The area was extremely disorganized. Many drawers were nearly empty, sizes and styles were mixed together, and I went through all three display areas, including drawers labeled for sizes other than mine, just to find five pieces I was willing to purchase. At self-checkout, I found out that two of the five did not qualify for the promotion because apparently only certain price points are included. The problem is that none of the individual items had visible prices on them. I asked the employee how a customer is supposed to know which ones qualify without having an employee scanner. She scanned the items and explained the price limitation, but that still did not answer the real question. How is the customer supposed to know while shopping when the merchandise is mixed together, the drawers are poorly organized, and the items themselves have no pricing? I was then told I could "just get two more" and directed back toward the same displays I had already thoroughly searched. That was frustrating because I had already spent a significant amount of time going through essentially every drawer trying to find something in my size. Neither issue by itself is catastrophic. The problem is that customers should not have to work this hard just to figure out what food is actually available, what merchandise costs, or what qualifies for an advertised promotion. I have shopped at Target for decades , and there are other locations that are much cleaner, better stocked, better organized, and provide a much smoother customer experience. After two disappointing visits in roughly 10 days, I am not particularly inclined to give this location a third chance.

I really recommend this gift shop! They had a lot of blind boxes and japanese skincare and shampoo…read more The boss is really friendly and if you use cash, they give you a discount.

The store is very cute! There's a lot of beauty supplies, blind boxes, stickers, and plushies! The…read moreworker is always so nice and helpful!

I am really impressed by the selection of plants and flowers here! The owner has a lovely variety…read moreof healthy potted orchids. She also has ZZ plants, money trees, bamboo, pink new year flower branches, and other leafy plants. I ended up getting a lucky bamboo plant after my +8yr one died. Prices were really reasonable compared to OC prices. The owner speaks English, Chinese, and Vietnamese. It's such an unassuming place if you're looking for great Asian plants to gift or keep.

This 98 Cents Store is hidden , it's on the corner of temple city and lower azuza . I come here…read morewith my mom , the owner is very sweet. She has a lot of merchandise . Check it out !

Got what I needed in a herbal store. Fresh produces and fruits to teas and herbs. Parking is easy…read moreto find in the lot. Great place if you need some herbs

A place where you can pick up anything from a majong table to ginseng. There are numerous…read morelocations but this one is my least favorite although it might be the oldest. Parking gets crowded and it's a bit dingy inside.

This was a random find while driving around Pasadena! I was looking for a specific Korma spice pack…read moreI've bought at other locations in Laguna Niguel and Tustin, but they didn't have it here. The store is big but a little more bare than others, and the prices seemed higher too. I bought an orchid for a friend for $13, pretty good but, I wouldn't go out of my way to come here regularly. Still, it's a decent spot if you're nearby - not a place to run to LOL

I do recommend this Grocery Outlet on Huntington Drive because it is very close to me. The price is…read moregreat. The selection is not always namebrand but a lot of it is organic so that's good and they also have toiletries and household items. But make sure you check your receipt because they have some new cashiers right now and one girl was double charging me and only gave me credit for one item. She double charge for and another item I got double charged for so now I am trying to call them and their phone doesn't work. Nobody answers and there is no voicemail to leave so now I'm gonna have to go over there probably tomorrow and explain the situation and that they owe me $12. I mean, I always check my receipts usually before I leave the store but I just came from Pilates and I was very tired and hungry so that part was my bad.