First time as a shopping visitor here and might be my last. 1 star for Customer Service as there…read morewere none! Horrible management and organization of the store and check out process! They have 1 cashier who takes ONLY CASH and one who takes card. Which store just has 1 person for each or one machine for each type of payment?! They're usually for both payment types per register, so that was a new experience for us. The customers were also confused as to which counter to go to since there were no signs. 3 Stars for the prices and good selection of items in the store. Organization was a total mess, though.

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.

So glad we have a Daiso near us now. I used to have to…read moredrive downtown Seattle just to visit Daiso, they finally opened one up in federal way, although still a drive for me, then opened one up at southcenter which was a little better since it inside the mall and I can shop for other things. But the best one is they opened up a location at Kent station. Perfect because it's just down the hill from my home. Service is always good. Always affordable, I find lots of great things as gifts, plus I get all my cosmetics soles I needed for my business.

If you are used to going to Daiso in the mall or the C-ID then this is a nice change as it feels…read morelighter and airier inside (they are always brightly lit - but this feels even more). You get more of an impression of being in a drugstore, maybe, and you have more inclination to browse, imo. Just watch out for the hours as Kent Station has, to us, some rather early closing hours. We've had good luck here on price and service; plus it's just fun to wander. They have a lot of variety of interesting merchandise.

Shop at this Target store often. The parking is easy and location is not too far. Like the…read moreStarbucks inside it and you can use your rewards. The different sections around the store and simple enough to navigate to. Amount of inventory can depend, though. I have noticed the Electronics and Men's sections have decreased, though. Not as much selection compared to before in my opinion. And a lot more items have been locked up, probably due to higher thefts in recent years. I am also not sure why the App/Online website shows things in stock or available for sale for some in-store items, but when you get to the store, they are actually not in stock. I believe the online system needs to be updated to identify that issue. The collectible card aisle is always at the front register area, just a small little shelf. But it rarely has the cards available for purchase! Checkout lines can get long, even the Self-Checkout ones.

Family friendly target with lower toilet for kids and stepping stool at the sink! Store is clean…read moreand open. Staff is friendly.

TJ Maxx is one of my favorite places to shop! Fantastic prices, top-of-the-line merchandise, and a…read moregreat selection every time. The customer service is always friendly and helpful. Highly recommend!"

Store was not crowded, it was quiet and other than the shoe area (which was a mess) the store was…read moreclean. Cashier was friendly and quick. Prices are always reasonable and a great selection of purses and bags.

So today I went to this store to get stuff for dinner. When my girl friend and I got to the check…read morestand, there was this little Asian lady who finished getting her stuff on the belt. I was waiting patiently and was in no hurry. Chris was the checker. when he finished scanning her items, she was trying to gather up the money to pay for the items. Chris looks at her and said, " you need to hurry up " now there was no line so I looked and him and said " hey you don't treat customers that way " he wanted to argue the fact and I told him, " well if you can't handle this job maybe you need to find a job you can handle" if you're ever at this store stay clear of this checker.

The reason it's a one star when you preorder from the hot Deli the food is never ready and an…read moreexcuse is always given.

Very clean and neat location. The cashiers and workers were attentive and helpful. I was satisfied…read moreby how well organized things were :D

The Bellevue location was able to process the return. So just this particular location/ management!read more

Small store. Looks big from outside. No Starbucks…read more Most personal care items under lock and key. Had to pay for a bag at the checkout

Went here to return a bad phone cord. This is an expensive one that lasts forever. Never had one go…read morebad. They hassled me and refused to do an exchange. I mean Target is a Billion dollar corporation. You can't exchange a faulty phone charging cord? Super petty. Its not like i was asking for cash so i can buy drugs or something. I'll buy my next one somewhere else. No wonder the stock is tanking...

This place has it all…read more Great shops, awesome restaurants and entertainment. Many of the shops have great service and as an example is Chico's. The staff is amazing. Then there is the Poke place. Excellent service and food. Looking for a one stop location to shop till you drop then recharge at a great restaurant. Then this is your place.

A go to for us for the movies. Kent station provides great parking spots and isn't ever too packed…read more Always had a good experience here and would recommend it to anyone!

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.

All I can say is that the parking situation has remained the same, where the right side of the…read moreGreat Wall shopping center is a big mess, with very tight spaces with cars parked really close to another, almost hitting each other. The rest of the spaces are somewhat bigger, but anytime we go, whether early in the morning, afternoon or evening time, the place is hella crowded!!! Hard to find a frickin' parking space. The different restaurants, Bubble Tea places and 99 Ranch Asian grocery store inside the shopping mall are fine to go to from time to time. There are a number of Boba joints, Chinese bakeries, a Dumpling place, Chinese food places, a hair salon, an herbal medicine store, and a few other vendors. Has a good variety of Asian retail businesses. Been to Mama Dough, Bambu, 99 Ranch and a couple of others and have received great customer service for the most part. The Korean restaurant was my favorite when it was open, but their service was so-so even though the food was great. Prices kept increasing every year and portion sizes kept getting smaller, though.

Visited Dealz4less as it was neat to stop by a bin store. They have bins of Amazon returns (open…read moreboxed items, new items) and bins of out of season or no longer carried Target items (Cat & Jack children brand clothing, Good Fellow men's clothing, Wild Fable women's clothing and Carters Just One You baby clothing). The concept is like the Save by the Bin store (Federal Way bin store), Cheaper by the Day (Lynnwood bin store), Valley Liquidation (Tacoma grocery store) or Discount Direct (Tukwila merchandise store) where there is purchasing and reselling of items from various retailers (Amazon, Target) Overall, the concept is neat and may save you some money. Dealz4less lacks price transparency, and pricing on items not necessarily clear. Tide detergent boxes were not priced I had to ask for pricing. Clothing in the bins are not that day's bin price (unlike the other bin stores); found out after I loaded a cart full of baby clothing (all new, never returned) to find out at the register that the lady will verbally price them when you are at the cashier. This can be frustrating if you spent a great deal of time shopping as bins are not organized like a typical store. A 3 pack of Carter onesies was priced $4 at the register, original price at Target was $12 according to the tag. Target clearance for clothing is 70% off before they sell off the inventory. I ended up putting all of the clothes back because I shopped at Target enough that I would generally catch those prices. Considering the time to sort the bins and unknown pricing until you get to the register, I wouldn't recommend the business from that aspect. Otherwise it might be interesting to see what is offered in the bins

They have a now hiring sign in there window I went in to ask they wouldn't hire me cause I was not…read moreMexican This is discriminate another ppl who are looking for job Do not go in this store they are not right and they have out dated food that is one year old