This is my go-to gift shop in town. The selection is beautifully curated, thoughtful without…read morefeeling generic, and I've genuinely never left disappointed. The owner is incredibly intuitive, and has an amazing eye. I always ask for her advice, and she somehow always points me to the right gift for the right person. It makes gift-buying feel effortless and actually enjoyable. If you want something meaningful and well chosen, this is the place.

Amazing stuff! Stopped in for a small kids gift and ended up getting myself a bunch of things as…read morewell. Amazing selection, very well curated, and staff was very helpful and knowledgeable. Highly recommended!!

This charming gift shop is the perfect place to purchase stationary, candles, jewelry, cards, baby…read moregifts, and other quirky and cute gems. It's giving Paper Source Vibes, but is unique because it's locally owned. I went to find a gift for someone and ended up buying a gift for myself because I have no self-control when it comes to cute things. So when I saw the Punch the Monkey sticker I had to buy it and I stand by that decision.

Very nice gift shop. Has everything that you could get for a person. Books, greeting cards,…read morestationery items, baby items, Ayala teas, Savon bath products, etc. Service was kind, and I had come in for the 3rd Annual Stationery Store Day crawl; this was their first year participating. I was happy to see that they had the official SSD merchandise too. There is a parking garage within easy walking distance. Respectfully Reviewed.

I've shopped at Just Tantau tor years! Carol had unique and cool jewelry and is so helpful with…read morerepairs and custom jewelry'. I live my typewriter key cuff links and just made a necklace using keys once again

This unique store has closed as of January 7 due to the untimely passing of owner Carol Tantau. She…read moreand her store will be missed.

Love this place! Walked in to get a friend a bday gift and ended up with a cool unique antique…read moregift! At a great price too. Will definitely be shopping here more in the future.

This is the cutest shop! They have the best cards and goodies - I always find so many fun things!read more

OK is by far my favorite store in all of Los Angeles -- actually, in all of the world. Everybody…read morewho works here is genuinely lovely, knowledgeable, patient, and kind, and it's truly such an oasis of joy and humor and intellect. The selection of items is so unique and special; I buy all my gifts here and the recipients are always blown away by the creativity of the gifts and also the AMAZING GIFT WRAPPING (I apologize for likely being the source of my paper cuts). OK the Store is a true godsend and we are all so lucky to live in a world where such a gem exists.

First class all the way, from the jewelry to the art books, to the small sculptural pieces, to the…read morehousewares and glassware, and small wallets and pieces that are so beautiful they are indescribable. This is my go-to store for gifts. Prices go from low to high. You're bound to find something you like.

This is a late, but important review! We were invited to my child's classmate's birthday party in…read moreearly October. We didn't know the family or child well, only that he was turning four and has an older brother. I purposely wanted to shop local and support an independent business, and a quick search on Yelp led me here. We arrived about an hour before closing on Saturday, which was great because parking meters end at 4pm and we found parking out front easily. We were greeted by an employee behind the desk as we walked in. She asked if there was anything she could help us find, and I let her know we were first time customers looking for a birthday gift with the details mentioned above. She let us know the layout of the store, her suggestions, but let us look freely. Over time more customers arrived with small children, and received the same courteous service. The store is clean and curated. I appreciated seeing well made toys and items inspiring imaginative play, rather than cheap plastic with distracting lights or sounds. I eventually chose a doctor play set as well as some items for my own children, such as animal figures and stamp markers. They offer free gift wrapping, which is a nice touch. The one alarming fact that stood out is that there were many empty storefronts on their block, so it's more important than ever to support our local economy. Their prices reflect investment in well made items, so I would not come here expecting big box store deals. In a world full of Target and Amazon, I would rather spend my money supporting a local, independent business. We had a great experience here and will definitely be back with our kids this holiday season.

I called Miracle Mile Toys & Gifts to ask about their inventory, but before I could even finish my…read moresentence, I was repeatedly cut off. The person on the phone came across as very rude, and it left a bad impression. It only takes a minute to let someone finish speaking, and this experience makes me worry about how customers are treated in person. Unfortunately, I'm now here leaving a negative review because of how poorly the call was handled.

One stop shop for Korean traditional artifacts, books, vases, lacquer goods, ham or hahm boxes,…read morejewelry boxes, fans, mirrors, ceramics, and more! Walking into Koreana, I felt like Bastian from Neverending Story finding a safe haven in an antique store.

They are supposed to be open on Saturdays but it's closed. You can't call them, they only accept…read moretexts but they are locked and not answering texts. We made a special trip to come here. If you are only open on occasion make it by appointment only. Looks like they have nice stuff. I won't come back.

Place kind of blew me away. I got some gift ideas for my work crew and coworkers that are into…read moredecorating art. I was greeted by friendly employees. Place had some interesting gift shop ideas. Nothing too expensive. Nice small business here with some great items to offer. I was impressed with Arteria. I will be back for more.

super cute spot for stationary fans!! as someone with ocpd i love the color coding.. scratched my…read morebrain !!

Love this store. They have really cute sanrio merch that's reasonably priced. Please keep in mind…read morethat this stuff is from overseas and with the current climate, things will be a bit pricier. They have really cool sanrio merch that's I rarely see in person. I absolutely love the stationery. I always pick up sticky notes and pens here.

If you're fancy like me, I don't see why you wouldn't like this shop! Right next to the food court…read moreat Koreatown Plaza, I usually pop in before a bite. Now I don't usually bring other people's reviews into my own, but...Did someone really give 1 star because they bought what they thought was the real Stanley Cup? ^_^ Well, you won't find stuff like that here. It's all gifts and cute stuff, fun things and just an adorable-ness overload with some anime and Kpop stuff thrown in. I'm 100 years old and my friends & I loved Mashimaro when we were little! I was SO happy to see a black and gray Mashimaro tote in the store. It was overpriced at $80, as are most things in here, but it's not absolutely terrible pricing. I mean it's vintage at this point, lol. In general, the pricing here isn't quite as bad as you'd think within a mall. The store is overpacked with items squeezed in to maximize the small store space. I think the merchandise may have been upgraded since reviews from several years ago because I didn't see anything that was not decent to high quality. I'll definitely shop here again.

Great stop! Came in an hour before closing and the parking was fine on site - not too busy either!…read moreGreat selection of products and generally good prices. I love these types of stores so it would've been easy for me to spend lots of money there but I held back! Worth it if you're looking for any sort of unique baking supply.

Had a real quick trip here recently, and I'd be less and honest if I didn't say I was a bit bummed…read more I actually found what I came here for (I needed some British double heavy cream) for a particular dish, though I couldn't help but reminisce when this location used to be in Culver city. There are a number of reasons why the Culver City location was so much better, but perhaps the main drawback at this LA location is the fact that the former had a real sense of ambiance, and uniqueness, particularly when it came to its cozy little cafe section. Now the "cafe" is pretty much just a space within a space. Another real draw to the Culver City location was the fact that they actually had a separate section where "Guest Chefs" could come in and teach entire classes via cooking classes that sometimes you have to sign up for in advance, and other times you could just kind of walk in on it. That was dope! And while the staff was friendly enough, and again ( don't get me wrong it's still a place that I will be back to to purchase much needed product), it's just an unfortunate reality that sometimes no....you can't duplicate the past.