Not a large store. But sales girl was helpful and recommended a great eyeliner. I was a bit…read moreskeptical, but upon first use was truly impressed. They carry lots of false lashes and Dolly Wink products. Wish they had more test products available and signs with English translations. Not sure if there is always an English speaking sales girl on. New eyeliner is a Browlash Slim Gel Pencil Liner. It comes as a liquid liner too, which I will try for summer staying power. But the gel pencil is quite impressive.

This is definitely a place worths visiting for Asian girls who have been frustrated with American…read moreand European skincares and missed Japanese and Korean brands. I agree with Tiffany, the staff here are very nice to work with. Those girls at least speak English and Mandarin. They never pushed me to buy anything but would like to recommend based on their own experience and costumer feedbacks. They also gave me couple of dollars discount and many samples each time. The conversation and interaction with them are very pleasant even sometime I ended up buying nothing. I feel like they have the most comprehensive collections of DHC products in town so that you don't need to order online anymore. There are also good selections of Shiseido hair care products, and sekkisei series. So far I liked those products the staff suggested to me at this place. It's such a nice and convenient store to visit!

Today I decided to take a stroll in my area and I stumbled on this place really by accident…read more Usually I never get out of work in time to find all the cool shops in Chinatown, but today I had some leisure time and gladly enjoyed discovering all that Chinatown has to offer during daytime hours. I was looking for a gift (but wasn't really sure what to buy), and when I spotted some very cute mugs in their window, I decided to check it out and give a try. This place sells all things tea-related, so much like the famous Ten Ren, but looks more like a mom and pop shop and not a chain. I was much happier giving my business to them. I looked around the store for a bit and they carry quite a selection for tea ware. So if you're looking for a tea sets, mugs, tea infusers, chopsticks, cute Asian figurines, then this is the place for you. And of course, they also sell quite a selection of teas. They have already packaged teas and loose tea for sale. They also carry Eastern herbs, so if you're looking for that, this place has it also. I walked to the back of the store and they also carry Eastern medical remedies and also dried snacks from Asia (tangerine peel, dried guava, dried mango, dried plum, dried ginger, etc), and all of it is self-service. I eventually settled on a cute mug from Japan for a friend. When I went to the register to pay for it, the lady told me she had a new one in a box for me. Sweet! Both ladies in the store were helpful (could have been mother and daughter) and not obtrusive while I browsed around (I have a phobia for sales people following you around closely). This is a good place to grab gifts and to buy some tea for yourself. I should be back soon when I need other gifts or more tea!

I cannot believe they have new flavors of Kit Kat chocolate like the orange, raspberry, milk tea,…read moreand matcha! I got them all! I love the matcha the most! The orange is kind of bitter to my liking but still pretty unique to try it out! Today I saw they got a new type of Ito En Oi Ocha lemon green tea for sale! There was only one bottle left in the fridge and I got it to try it out! It said 0 grams of added sugar and when I tried it, the green tea was not even sweet at all. It did not really taste like your average lemon tea like Brisk Iced tea. The lemon was so subtle that you could barely even taste any lemon. I mostly tasted the green tea instead. It had a weird taste in my opinion. I thought I tried it out but I don't think I would be getting this in the future. I will just stick to the green tea, jasmine tea, oolong tea, and cold brew matcha tea from Ito En! The best thing about Teso Mini is that it sells the Ito En green tea bottles for $1.99 each! Other places cost more than that so I'm very thankful Teso Mini has Ito En at a cheaper price!

Smaller store in Chinatown but I like the selection…read more Staff was welcoming and friendly around the store and cashier area. There are 3 aisles of snacks, skincare, and drinks. The prices are in line with other Asian markets I have been to. First time seeing the roasted seaweed shrimp chips, so decided to try it. Like the taste and would purchase again. Recommend for snacks in a grab to go style.

i love the shops here so much!!! younger me would've ran wild here ... actually, current me also…read moreran wild here :) so many shops selling sanrio and anime merch and lots of stationery and cosmetics and cute jewelry!! during my most recent visit, i purchased a bunch of plushie keychains and an adorable sanrio mug!!

About a 1-1.5: I was excited to check out the Elizabeth Center, especially because I hard that they…read morehad a great Sanrio selection. While they had various little stores with random items, the 'extensive' selection of Sanrio that everyone was touting about is just not true. Items are pretty comparable in retail pricing. +limited selection

Kossestte is a great store great selection reasonable…read moreprices good location helpful staff

Korean skincare, shares a building with the Koryo bookstore but separate shops. Lots of face masks,…read morelotions, cremes, and cosmetics from all kinds of Korean beauty product lines and imported to the US. Lots of versions, somewhat of a trial-and-error on what works best with your skin, staffers were at the cashier talking instead of around the shop. If you go, go with a friend who knows more about the products.

Cute set up. But limited amount of K beauty products I'd rather go elsewhere in the area to get my…read morekey beauty supplies.

It's a nice little space on the second floor of H Mart in K-Town. Size wise is about 4-5 bathroom…read morestalls side by side next to each other. Very bright, clean and organized. Conveniently located by the B/D/F/M/Q/N/R/W trains right across the street. They sell the trendiest Korean makeup and skincare products. If you ever happen to see your favorite kpop idol promoting one of these brands, then I think there's a very high chance of seeing that brand's products being sold inside H Art. There're Q tips and disposable cotton rounds for you to swatch their products on your hands/face/lips. I like to come here and restock on my stash of tinted lip balms, blushes, and eyeshadow palettes from time to time. Very fast customer service from patient, friendly and helpful staff. Both cash and/or credit/debit card are accepted forms of payment.

A cute little toy store that has plenty of blind boxes, stickers, figurines, etc which are all…read moreorganized nicely. Staff are kind and service was quick. As a blind box enthusiast, It's nice to find a store that has blind boxes for different characters. The space is a bit small so be mindful of others when browsing through thr store. Would love to visit again in the future!

Remarkable and powerhouse store for your ups and downs of the collectible craze hitting market…read moretrends these days. The storeowners are always friendly and helpful--they even let you trade your opened blindbox if they have a sample open. This makes buying them much more stomachable. The assortment and variety changes all the time--one week i may stop by and not find anything tickling my fancy, another week I may drop by and find too many things I want to take home! You can sometimes call in on days they're closed to ask if you can visit upon appointment (they may be restocking, etc) and can accommodate if conditions are right, which I thought was a nice touch. There's a small section in the store that has seating so you can open your new toys on the spot and celebrate with glee or the gloom of disappointment if you don't get your favorite. The store is not huge nor tiny and so you could spend anywhere from 15-30 minutes looking at everything. There's generally much variety, but stock can be limited. They offer cheaper blindboxes realistically starting at $6 (cheapest I've noticed), to more expensive artisan collabs (up in the hundreds). So great place to take yourself on a date or pick out a gift for a friend healing their inner child. If you like this place, there's a Japanese stationary store right down the street too--I like to hit up the toy store and then take a stroll down the street to giddy myself up with more goodies as well over at Yoseka Stationary. Overall--I think this place beats out all the others when it comes to their variations and assortment of blindboxes, and the constantly rotating stock of what's in and available (more than just smiskis, sonny angels, labubus, hironos, popmart, etc).

A small specialty grocery shop on Mott Street in Chinatown. With weather pending the owner…read moresometimes place items outdoors which enticed me for a visit and ultimately a purchase for my favorite item, Pocky. The original chocolate Pocky is very easily to be quickly sold out at most Asian grocery stores, but not Tong Ren Grocery. Price is average for one large $4.50 per package. The associate was somewhat attentive as he quickly sprung to his feet at the register from bending his head and face glued to his smartphone. There are various Ginseng available. Business cards are available for grabs which is thermography printing on one side and digital printing on the other.

It's a small little Shop off Mott St in the middle of Chinatown. There are so many little shops…read morelike these all over but the stand outside caught my mother's eye and the attendant inside was very helpful. There are so many neat and unique things inside I didn't know where to start looking but the prices are fair and the variety is interesting, definitely a place to come and check out for specific needs.