This store was so much fun!!! There was so many light sticks from different groups and they had all…read morethe albums I was looking for and they even had Big Ocean which I was so happy about

K-Wave is perfect for the K-pop lover in your life. The staff is friendly. It has all the K-pop…read moremerch--cards, card holders, posters, albums, light wands--along with plushies, keychains, and a small Korean beauty section (Anua, COSRX, Beauty of Joseon, etc.). They have a bathroom, but it' s not available for customer use, hence the two stars. Otherwise, it's a great shop.

This place is an interesting and amazing place. Very…read morepopular- It's a large Asian shopping complex w/ all kinds of stores: jewelry, bakery, many restaurants, karaoke, clothes, kitchen wares, smaller stalls/All kinds of shops/predominantly Vietnamese in a very large 1story, three sided strip mall with a huge parking lot and a tented outside table area to eat carryout from the(30-40?) restaurants there. It was not intimidating for us as we're very exploratory in our food tastes and were curious about the scene there. Found traditional, fusion and 'street foods'. You will know something more about their foods, interesting items I'd never tried, and have a new experience to share.

Really fun place to walk around and explore! Eden Center has a huge variety of Asian food, drinks,…read morebubble tea spots, fruit, plant shops, and lots of unique stores--you really get a little bit of everything. I got a fresh-squeezed orange juice from one of the shops and it was amazing--super fresh, all natural, and full of pulp. I also noticed a really nice plant shop that looked like it doubles as a florist. There's plenty of seating outside, which makes it great to grab food and relax on a nice day. Selection is great, and the experience overall is very lively and interesting. Prices are a little on the higher side, but still fair for the variety and quality you get. Definitely worth a visit!

6/5/22 Today I found a convenient store that sells drinks…read moreand snacks that may be hard to find in certain areas of the world. Alas, this is no longer the case with The High & Lows store. Spencer who is the store manager had a great presence about him and made it easy for me to make a decision on what to buy. I ended up buying a Minute Maid Blue Raspberry and it is delicious. The sugar intake is 27 vs the 87 percent of sugar in another drink I almost bought. Have to draw the line somewhere. My drink cost $4.49 with a Virginia tax of 7.25%. A lovely .33 cents added brought my total to $4.82. Still this once in a blue moon experience was worth the cost of doing business. The store is decked out nicely and the music play is fantastic. We will be back again. Oh, the shrimp chips were delicious for my wife. Not my cup of tea for me.

i visited this snack shop twice that sells food from all over the world at a cheap price. i was…read morewalking into the store and the employees greeted me at the entrance then helped me pick out exactly what i wanted. not only do they have great services and snacks, but they have very unique, cool-looking decorations along with a sitting area! i definitely recommend

I went here looking for a Manga book, they had what I needed in stock. They had a large selection…read moreof trinkets and trading cards. The staff was friendly and helpful, they even have an area for people to play games.

I had a very disappointing experience today. I was shopping for my son's birthday. I asked if they…read morehad any Jujutsu Kaisen stuff and the sales person pointed to several card boxes on the shelf. I specifically asked an employee for the price before deciding whether to buy it. I was quoted $80. When we went to the register, the item scanned at $120. Mistakes happen, but what disappointed me was that the store refused to honor the price I was given by their employee. If customers can't rely on the pricing information provided by staff, it creates a lack of trust in the shopping experience. I understand that prices can be entered incorrectly, but a $40 difference is significant. A simple gesture of honoring the quoted price or meeting somewhere in the middle would have gone a long way toward good customer service. Instead, I left feeling misled / baited n switched. Be cautious and verify prices before getting your hopes up. Or better yet, shop elsewhere!! Many TCG shops in the DMV! Avoid avoid avoid

10/8/22 Spreading the word God and Hello Kitty…read more This book store has the words or God and other talks of peace in the store. The owner was pretty much by him self. He was very helpful and pleasant to be around. Much of the books are in the Korean Language, but there are many books that have both English and Korean writing. I saw comic books with Asian spreading the word of God, but doing it in a way kids through adults can understand. Oh, did I mention Hello Kitty too? Hello Kitty watches, dishwasher sets and even a sleeping bag to name a few things. If business doesn't get better for the owner here, I eventually will end up closing the store forever. The owner does sell jewelry too. Especially if you are into holly crosses. There maybe something in here for you. Seek and you shall find...

A Korean bookstore with an extremely wide selection focused on Christian faith, self-help, and…read morechildren's materials. Throw a little kpop in there too. Now it's a Korean establishment with books exclusively in Korean so if you are not fluent, you will be a fish out of water. This would be a great place to shop for your Korean parents, in-laws, or kids. The owners are extremely kind as well and provide excellent service if you can adequately request it in our native language.

I have always heard of Tysons Corner, the good and the bad. I just never really had a reason or the…read moretime to come out this way to visit this shopping center. However, on a recent trip coming back home, I made my way here to kill some time as I had the day off from work. First things first, what a nightmare to find a parking spot and to not get run over by traversing the parking area. I thought I had gone the wrong way at one point to find a spot. And when I did find a spot I was confused and thought I had to pay to park. I wish it were just easily marked on where to go here. Once parked, I found my way inside and just meandered around the space. Popping in an out of stores as I saw appealing. They really do have a ton of selections here. Huge amount of time can be lost here if you are on a time crunch. I was in no rush, so I wandered around until I had my fill of the space. My suggestion to you. Come early in the morning, you will definitely be able to get in and out of each store you need to with ample time. Less hassle in the parking lot. And less hassle walking between stores. Or, if you are up for it, travel here by Metro.

We visit Tysons Corner once a year. It's located in a busy area of Virginia. Its close proximity to…read moreDC and a nearby metro station make it an ideal location for tourists who want to go shopping in a relatively safe area. It's ever changing as many stores have come and gone. Nevertheless, this is my favorite mall to visit when we make our annual trip to DC. Tysons Corner is located in Tysons, Virginia. The parking structure is very busy and somewhat chaotic. It doesn't have the best layout and there's a lot of confusion as people maneuver through the structure. We bypass this situation by parking on the upper level. Tysons Corner is an incredibly busy mall that never seems to be empty, regardless of the time of day that you visit. This is a three story indoor shopping mall that caters to customers who want to spend serious money. They have your typical stores like Old Navy and Journeys. But then, you'll find Cartier, Louis Vuitton, and Rolex. So, there's something for everyone! Their food court section on the top level near the movie theater has seen better days. It's outdated and hidden away from the rest of the mall. All of the other eateries on the 1st and 2nd levels are pretty nice. They have restaurants like Seasons 52 and Cheesecake Factory that you'd typically find at many of the larger malls. They also have some pop up eateries in the center of the shopping center. I love coming to Tysons Corner. I am still bummed about LL Bean leaving this mall. but I still love this mall. Some stores have moved to different locations within the mall, so make sure that you check the updated directory. The best times to visit Tysons Corner are either early in the morning or about an hour before closing. If you want to get some shopping done while in the area, Tysons Corner is the place for you!

It really bums me out that Paper Cult is closing. To my knowledge, it hasn't quite closed its doors…read morejust yet... which can mean only one thing: massive closing sales are in full effect. On the rare occasion that I have to send a card or letter, I try to make sure that it's not some Hallmark-y, lame-o, Mom-type stuff that I'm sending, which is why Paper Cult is a great place for off kilter, off the cuff stationary. I mean, where else can you find letter pressed cards with mustaches on it? They also have a selection of posters that are pretty sweet: assorted cheeses or desserts, a blown-up old school postcard of New York City or a sectioned neighborhood map of San Francisco. This ain't your mom's card shop! But, if you can find a paper shop that is as accessible and just as kick ass as Paper Cult, let me know.

This place is amazing. It has Japanese magazines, international zagat guides, and amazing paper and…read morecards. The outside decor is too cute and I can never resist going in there for at least one thing.

This place is outstanding. They have a wide variety of coffee, tea, sodas, rice, fruits,…read morevegetables, spices, and canned items such as sardines and anchovies (canned with Thai spices). They also have fresh sandwiches and salads for sale. The service is very good. If you have never had Thai food before, you need to check this out. The prices are very reasonable. Keep up the excellent work.

The Thai Shop caught our eyes when we were dining in a restaurant across the way. Thai markets…read moreoften have homemade desserts so we stopped by to browse and check out their sweets. We were greeted right away when we entered. The lady asked us if we were looking for anything specific. Desserts we say. She pointed out her array of fresh desserts. This market is clean and well stocked with Thai staples, and the desserts is just the gravy on top. We picked up Lod Chong and a box of taro pastries. I've never bought such a large container of Lod Chong like this, but no worries we got to enjoy it for 3 days in a row. Oh and btw the taro pastries were soooo good. Flaky, soft, taro-y and not too sweet. We had a positive first experience here and will definitely return for more desserts.