There is a variety of cool collectibles and action figures here. There are a lot of funko pops and…read moreblind boxes. Value was pretty good but depends on what you're looking for. Customer service was good, the guy behind the counter didn't hover while we looked at the toys. Nice spot to visit if you enjoy Comic Cons and collectibles.

I initially wanted to come here and talk about how I got overcharged by $300 at their booth at…read moreBubufest. But then I went down a whole rabbit hole of why you shouldn't do business with these guys. They are very shady business men. The owner, Nelson, is a reseller who uses bots to get items (Pokemon TCG, Pop Mart, etc) and resell for a profit. He opens the boxes and claims all the best value figures and cards, then sells the common ones to unsuspecting shop customers. Then when he has too many common figures and cards, he offloads them in the form of "conventions". It's the best scam: charge people an entrance fee and still overcharge people for common boxes that are worth much less online. This is why his cons are every 3 months. This is the best way to offload common figures while still making money off of ticket sales and up charges. You will not find any secrets or valuable cards at Fugitive Toys. The boxes and packs have all been resealed with the rare stuff already taken. If you want to resell your funkos, they will offer $1 or two, then turn around and resell for 6x the profit. Nelson is notorious for kicking out people from his conventions. Multiple people have come forward with talking about racial profiling and Nelson using poor excuses to kick people out of his conventions. See one story below. People have also complained that vending there is not worth doing there. Sales are slow and the vending prices to secure a spot are $300 to $700. That's a lot higher than more established conventions. Hype Con and Fugitive Toys are both also very disorganized when it comes to their schedule as well. At cons, their doors never open on time. At fugitive toys, they will close on random days without warning or note. Don't support any Hype Con hosted events, and definitely don't do business with Fugitive Toys. They're scam artists, and they need to be investigated.

With the digital age and the internet, I am seeing more and more card shops go out of business…read more I've been lucky to find this Hallmark with excellent staff. They also moved and their now closer to The Gap on the 2nd Floor. Looks like they downsized a bit too. But the quality of selections are still in tact, and also it looks like the same ladies still work here. Always nice to see a familiar face. I am so glad that there is still a greeting card place where I can still put my hands and open each cards, read it, and even manage to get a good laugh! This type of experience I believe is priceless!! Until then, Cheers! ~ :p

One of the better Hallmark locations located within Hillsdale Shopping Center…read more Things here aren't exactly "cheap", but they do have a variety of very cool items that could be great gifts. Staff is very friendly, but one lady kept bumping into my wife which was a bit weird. Still, a lot of cool items here. If you like small trinkets and cards, then come here and explore.

It didn't blow my mind away like the other Sekaido location at Valley Fair, but they still have…read moresome pretty decent deals and a couple of gems like an orange Domo-kun vinyl figure, as well as the more popular and casual series (shonen slop lol). Staff welcomed us when we visited and let us know that they were available if we had any questions to ask them. There's various plushies from anime series and kawaii characters, keychains, lots of figures of different types ranging from unfortunately Funko pops to prize figures and scale figures. There's a couple western fandoms like comic book series etc here. Overall a decent stop if you're already at the mall and want to peruse some anime goods.

So far I have been to several Japanese Animated Cartoon Stores In the bay area and the places that…read moreI have been to is Japantown, Chinatown, which is in San Francisco and the other places that went to was at Daly City Serramonte Shopping Mall and the Milpitas Great Mall Of San Jose!!! When I went to the Sekaido store at the Serramonte Shopping Mall Daly City location this store was filled with a lot of Japanese Animated Cartoon Figurines Like Sailor Moon & Her Sailor Scouts... When I was there I ended up buying myself a Sailor Venus Figurine and you can see the picture & video that I have posted Not only that they have a lot of Pokémon Stuff & A big selection of Pop Minis!!! If you collecting Japanese Animated Cartoon Girl Figurines Or Sailor Moon,Pop Minis Try Going To The Sekaido Store at the Serramonte Shopping Mall location is a very cool store to go to!!!

Lots of warhammer stuff including books!!! Plenty of different cards to buy and card protectors and…read morethings to put your cards in and tabletop games and stuff. Cozy little store with super helpful and knowledgeable staff who are very kind and eager to help. You can really tell they're passionate about the hobbies and their job and helping people find what they need. Love coming here more than any other local game store on the peninsula.

They had one piece and no pokemon. Retail at $12 / pack which is insane, but I just wanted to open…read moresome. Staff were super nice.

This review is overdue. My husband has been a patron for many years and has always loved coming…read morehere, even when they were at the former locations. I had visited with him a few times many years ago - and on my most recent visit, I realized the store has really grown and come a long way from those earlier years. My husband has recently started taking our son here and it is nice to see the next generation enjoy visits to this card shop. Walt is a very knowledgeable guy and pleasant to talk to for all questions and inquiries. Prices on boxes and packs are reasonable and has provided a numbered of notable hits for the PC. Overall, this is a great shop and highly recommend for any and all interested in the hobby!

What a cool shop! This is a fun spot for card and memorabilia collectors and finding gifts. They…read moreeven have non-sports cards like Disney, Pokémon, Sanrio, and other categories. The staff are friendly and knowledgeable, the selections were plentiful, and the pricing is clearly marked so you can find something within your range. The parking is also easily accessible. Next time you're in the area, check out this gem!

Some places just become part of your story…read more I grew up coming here, and now I still stop in whenever I can. The nostalgia hits the moment you walk through the door. It's more than a candy shop -- it's memories, tradition, and community. Bring your family, bring your kids, and get a taste of old school Burlingame :)

I really wish I knew about this place sooner. only discovered it with the need craze. but this…read moreplace is truly a hidden gem. the owners are super friendly and they have such a good assortment of toys and candies. on top of that they knew how to manage the crowd during needoh releases and they do not tolerate line cutters.

I've been to this Gamekastle a few times now. The shop is larger than others I've been to. The shop…read morehas a good selection of board games and card games. The staff are friendly and helpful. The players who come play different games have been friendly too. Violet is super friendly and super helpful. I've done a promo event for star wars with her and it ran super well. Would definitely recommend the shop!

I'm currently looking for a few specific MTG commander decks to play with friends / family. The two…read morepeople I interacted with were really nice and explained how there wasn't much left. Big crowd for mtg on a Saturday. Believe it or not it didn't smell super bad here. Which is the first thing I notice about any game shop. I'll keep swinging by to see if they get any new commanders in.

Discovered Time Tunnel Toys via a posting in craigslist for a $1 comic book sale on a Saturday. I…read moregot there early and there was already a crowd forming, had a lot of fun digging through the long boxes, punk rock playing on the speakers, festive convention type atmosphere, everyone was really nice, really great store that's also like a museum to geek culture. Scored some amazing finds: George Perez Crisis, the last Superman story by Alan Moore, Art Adams Longshot, George Perez giant sized wedding issue (Want your wedding to look amazing? Have George Perez draw your wedding. I assure you, your wedding will look amazing) Keith Griffin Ambush Bug, Question #1, Indiana Jones punching N@zis, ROM. They even gave me a free sticker (I collect Bay Area stickers from the underground / geek culture so Thank You) I will absolutely be back the next time I hear about another $1 sale. Good times.

Time Tunnel Toys is a cool little shop with a lot of nostalgic and collectible toys, action…read morefigures, comics, etc. The parking lot is small but you should be able to find a space. The store has heating probably AC too. The owners are friendly and welcoming and willing to let you take a closer look at items, etc. My brother and I had fun window shopping here. Possibly looking for items to add to our collection. It was nice to see old toys or TV shows we grew up watching like Ultraman, GI Joe, Starbucks Wars, Starbucks Trek, Hotwheels, Battlestar Galactica, X-Men, Transformers, Macross/Robotech, etc. Come support your local business.