I love shopping here. They always have such cute clothes. Also the owner is really friendly and has…read morea good eye for fashion. She always helps me when I have an upcoming event.

From the owner: We specialize in selling affordable womens clothing in the heart of Lincoln Heights. At our store…read moreyou can find dresses, blouses, pants and fashion accessories in all sizes from S-3XL. Visit us and our friendly staff will be happy to help you.

East West Shop (est 2015) is a small vintage shop nestled in an old Chinatown plaza on N. Broadway…read more The shop has a blend of American, Brazilian and Korean cultures. They have sustainable men's and women's clothing, shoes, trucker hats, pins, etc. As for prices, well, it varies on the item. For instance, the Gentlemen's Fight Club shirts cost $48. Overall, this is a nice shop to buy a gift for someone. I recommend you check em out.

Such a cool spot and LOVE Derek (?) that works there! Truly a fun shop that mimics a thrift and…read moreboutique but is new items. You definitely need to spend time checking it out!

Got the grands their Chinese clothing wear here couple weeks ago. A girl's Chung sum dress and…read moreboys' Kung Fu pant set with cap. All of which were cute. Can't wait to see them wear it! Friendly and helpful owners Recommend

Cute little place. It was just right outside of where we ate lunch. Loved supporting smaller…read morebusiness. Come check it out. You might see little things that will be nice decor in the house or just fun things for younger ones.

Such a cute store with a really welcoming atmosphere. Lovestitch has a great selection of pieces…read morethat feel stylish without trying too hard. The staff was friendly and helpful without being pushy. I loved that the store had a mix of everyday basics and special pieces, and everything felt very thoughtfully curated. The quality and fit were also impressive for the price point. Definitely one of those boutiques where you end up finding more than you planned to buy.

I am a Lovestitch fan, I like their clothes, their bohemian style and I wish they would have more…read morestores. I grab them when I can! But I like that they have a store in DTLA, not super convenient, but I like to stop by when I am in the area. Nice space, airy, clean, decent fitting rooms. Prices are reasonable, customer service pretty good. I am a loyal customer, so I hope they expand. Casual, fun California clothing at its best. I still have blouses 10 years old +. So, good quality, nice boutique!

If you like being watched while you shop and employees behind you talking in a different language…read morethat you don't understand than go to this store. It was one of the most unpleasant experiences. I don't recommend this store they don't deserve my money or my business. If I could give no stars I would.

I came to Chinatown with friends to go to Yang Chow for dinner and shop in some of the bargain…read morestores along Broadway. We parked for $4 flat in the Chunsan Plaza lot, a block away from Yang Chow, and then shopped at the stores nearby. This store, a few doors down from Yang Chow, caught our eye, because they had gorgeous silk pillow covers and table runners in many colors and patterns. A darling pink tutu with matching Chinese brocade top caught my eye, so I got it for my 4-year-old niece ($10). The more I looked through the store, the more I saw! It was a plethora of interesting and useful things - all at bargain prices! Bonsai trees Lucky bamboo Money trees Fob-y looking womens and mens clothing Womens traditional cheongsan (brocade) dresses Childrens clothing Shoes Cozy slipper socks with treads Cute asian tchochkes Asian art Cheap costume jewelry Fun gifty things The couple who owned the store were very sweet and helpful. My friend got 2 pillow forms, 2 gorgeous embroidered silk pillow covers, and a satin chinese table runner for $22. What a deal! I'll definitely be back to shop more for myself and for gifts when I can spend more time here!

Says fashion but its in the back and upstairs. Front is all bamboo, which is what I was looking…read morefor. Looked everywhere for perfectly shaped bamboo hearts. Finally found some. Not sure if I liked all the combination of bamboo and vases but what I did like was the girl was willing pull out certain bamboo pieces I wanted from premade vases and put them in new vases for me. Flexible. I like it. I thought I got a rather good deal but then when I came back after 10 minutes because I wanted to buy 3 more plants she said she charged me wrong so I gave her some more money. Still a decent pay but not as good as a deal as I thought. They have money trees too all three kinds, like it. =) A tip though is the bamboo places in the back alley near the gold line are even cheaper and I got a really nice bamboo line up in a turtle vase for $10. (but i didnt get the address so i cant yelp it ) CASH ONLY

What a gem!! I am…read moreso glad we stumbled onto this shop. The clothes are adorable and very affordable. The sweet lady that owns the shop is very personable and hospitable. I love supporting small businesses especially when they provide great products and excellent service. Most of the clothes when my daughter and I visited were 50% off. I purchased a belted dress and long skirt overall. My daughter 2 pairs of adorable socks. I will be back. You must pay a visit!

This has got to be one of my go to places to shop! There's dresses for every occasion from casual…read moreto formal. Theres a softcore girlie retro vibe that I love. Everything is, iirc, is 50%. Considering the quality and the appearance, you're in for a good deal! The owner is a nice and wonderful lady, who I believe had a cat there that played in the shop. She's very chill and sweet, Shop Ashiya is a lovely quiet place to shop 10000/10 would recommend

I moved into the area a few months ago and slowly I've been making my way into the small…read morebusinesses, I had seen this place on Yelp and thought it looked like a cute store to visit. I went in yesterday and there were 2 employees there, no one greeted me. It was silent and awkward as I was the only one in there. Also, the photos are from a few years ago and it looks like the aesthetics of the place had changed a bit from what I was expecting. They had a variety items from sage, to cards to clothes but nothing caught my eye.

Lovely store, sewers right on location, very cool. For sure stop in if you're in the area or make a…read morespecial trip like I do!

Needed help to put something together for an event and the sales associate was so helpful I wish I…read moreremembered his name but he definitely had style ! I even came back a second time and he helped me again ! Defiantly got the compliments on my brunch outfit and dress at my two events ! The price was affordable yet I looked stylish

I visited Zara at the FIGat7th location in Los Angeles on Thursday, January 22, at approximately…read more2:15 PM (Pacific Standard Time) to return or exchange a Christmas gift (shirt) that didn't fit. Unfortunately, I did not have the gift receipt, and the original purchaser's phone number could not be located in the system. I was told that without a receipt, phone number, or account lookup, there were no options available -- not even an exchange or store credit. What made the experience especially disappointing was not the policy itself, but how it was communicated. When I expressed concern, the associate stated that the policy had changed three years ago, implying that I should have known this. As a customer, that felt dismissive -- I don't work here, and policies like this aren't always obvious. When I suggested that customer feedback should be shared with management, particularly since policies are often shaped by in-store experiences, the response was simply, "I just work here," with no acknowledgment or empathy for the situation. I fully understand that employees must follow company policy. However, I would expect a brand like Zara to train staff to show basic empathy, take some ownership of the customer experience, and communicate policies with professionalism and understanding. A little acknowledgment goes a long way. This interaction felt transactional and impersonal, and it left a negative impression of the brand -- not because of the policy itself, but because of how the situation was handled.

Fantastic must-visit shopping plaza in Chinatown. It felt so nostalgic for me to come back here…read morebecause it reminds me of my youth and grandparents! I used to come here often as a kid, and the feel/essence of the place has stayed the same! There's so many different shops ran by hard working and often elderly folks. There's shops that sell kitchenware, clothes, shoes, luggage, art, toys, and even a sewing business. Everything was extremely affordable and the quality of products weren't bad. Some stores look closed, but don't be fooled... this place is large and it's easy to get lost. There weren't many visitors or customers walking around. I do worry about if this place will sustain another generation. I sincerely hope it can stay alive for a long time to come Overall, this is a great shopping plaza that I recommend LA Chinatown visitors to visit.

The good: This place really makes you feel like you're at…read moreCho Ben Thành in Saigon without the crazy heat. Most vendors are Vietnamese and some are Chinese. Since it is almost Tet, there are lots of decor and li xi (lucky red letter envelopes) being sold here. You can get knock off bags like Kipling. There are lots of pajamas, ao dai (traditional Vietnamese clothing) and Chinese outfits. There are kids clothes, shoes, toys and pajamas. The workers sometimes will try to sell or advertise their stuff to you but they're not pushy about it. I came on a Monday so it was empty and easy to navigate. They had t-shirts for $10 for 3 and women's pants for $5. The bad: It can be difficult to find street parking. We got metered parking a few blocks down. The interesting: There are food vendors here too and a spooky restroom with flickering lights.