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.

Came here on a Sunday afternoon. Parking was easy and the place was not crowded. Carts were…read moreabundant and east to grab. Clean and neat when I walked in! There were a few people working the floor. They had a nice selection of Easter items (perfect for my students) and many different candies. Was able to get a good haul! They did convert to self check out. All in all a nice five below!

Full of shit , they will walk around and watch u the whole time ur in there , will follow you…read morearound and ask if u need help or anything like it's a retail store !! Staff is rude , will be talking to a manger !

This review is specifically for the juice maker outside. I paid for sugarcane juice inside and…read morewent outside to get my drink. The store had just opened so I was one of the first ones to get their juice. I saw that the man was not wearing gloves but didn't care much at this point since he was just cleaning up from last pour. Next he started the machine to rinse it out with wayer, without wearing gloves. Basically using his bare hands to clean the machine. He proceeded to stick his finger in the spout where the juice comes out from. He started cutting the lime and ginger without his gloves. At this point I lost my appetite because his nails were long and he had accidentally cut part of his nail off, pulled it off and threw it somewhere. I was so grossed out that I walked back in the store and asked for the refund. I let the cashier know what happened and nobody seemed to care. Awfully disappointed and disgusted. Again this review is just for the fresh juice station outside. This is how people get sick.

This is a nice little grocery store on Oaktree Rd in Iselin. There's a much bigger location a few…read moremiles away. There's fresh vegetables, lentils, spices, and other Asian grocery products. Service was good and fast. You can find free parking outside. It's street parking that's mostly 2 hour parking.

The staff in this store are so friendly!! I come there at least 2-3 a week and they are always…read moresmiling and welcoming!!

Good dollar store . Lots of parking outside . It's kinda not that crowded like others . They have…read morestandard things like - birthday balloons, party supplies , kitchen items , playing toys efc . Quality wasn't as good , as any dollar. Store. Not much of help around. Billing was ok and quick because not much crowd. Overall an average experience

Affordable jewels .. wife liked it .. service could be better . Lots of options to choose from …read more. it's kinda crowded on weekends. Conveniently located in menlo mall. We liked the ear rings section. There was a buy one and get 2nd 50% offer . Overall an average store .. z

New shop. First timer . Dropped in and loved the leggings . There are lots of varieties of leggings…read moreand cheap / affordable too. Nice style .. very nice customer service ... loved it overall ...

Friendly and attentive staff! A clean well kept store and only one of two in this area ( other vera…read moreBradley store is in Bridgewater mall

Genus Boni is a favorite in the Chui family. Small toy shop with excellent selection and fair price…read morepoint. Some toys out for playing. Teas for sale. We are always happy after a visit to this shop.

Such a cute place have a cup of tea, play some games, and shop for cute Knick knacks. . The staff…read moreis beyond friendly! Very helpful with questions about the tea and interacts in casual conversation. They even provide free face masks and hand sanitizer. The Ginger Tea is incredibly warming on a cold winter day. Not sweet at all with the perfect amount of ginger! You get the warmth from the hot tea followed by a nice warm kick from the ginger. Love it! I can't wait to go back just for this. Located smack in the middle of Main Street it's hard to find parking but the perfect location to pop in if you're wandering Main Street. Or if this place is your destination you're luck because you're surrounded by tons of local shops to browse for the rest of your morning/afternoon. Inside the store is really quaint and cozy but well lit so you can see what you're shopping. The shelves are organized very well by product. There's games, puzzles, greeting cards, jewelry, tea sets, and much more! Past the games is the counter to order tea. Tons of seating spots, even kiddie seats and tables. The window display has this beautiful winter Christmas scene to add a sprinkle of festiveness to the place! If I wasn't recommended to this place by someone I would've missed it, it's hard to tell from the outside all the things it has to offer.

You're not allowed to read the books. You gotta buy them…read more This is the only barnes and nobles you can't read the books.

The only time I see B&N bustling is around the holiday season. 'They' say that people don't read…read morebooks anymore. I don't think it's entirely true; however, I suppose some readers might agree that B&N has gone out of style over the years. For instance, in the Edison location B&N still features a huge area entirely devoted to DVDs and CDs - forms of media which increasingly become irrelevant to consumers with each passing year. The advent of technological development has overtaken the usefulness of paper books. Even the professors from my graduate school program studies (circa 2020-2022) elected to use digital textbooks for 85% of the curriculum coursework. Perhaps brick and mortar B&N stores ought to inject a new retail experience into their business model that involves the offline-to-online and online-to-offline offerings (i.e. digital kiosks in stores)