Not a fan, and no I don't take writing bad reviews lightly. But after some thought I really felt compelled to say a few things here.
First off, the inventory itself was fine. There's a decent selection of sofas, loveseats, futon-like sofas, chairs and other furniture. The showroom itself is reasonably big.
My bigger issue is that I was not impressed at all with the poor service here. The manager or whomever worked here seemed aggravated I wasn't speaking Korean, so things got off to a bad start there. They also seemed aggravated about my child being in the store and I was constantly reminded to watch him even though he was not being disruptive and was playing with my cell phone the whole time.
My questions were answered brusquely and generally I was treated like garbage. I was genuinely interested in purchasing one of their items, but after that crap experience I decided not to call back to follow up on my purchase. I was going to let this one roll off my back, but I was genuinely pissed (and I still am) about the lousy treatment that my child and I were subject to. This place is the epitome of how not to do business.
Seems like I've read similar stories of furniture stores in the area pulling the same kind of crap. In short, unless you speak Korean, who knows what kind of service you'll get here. I know I was not treated politely even though I was an interested customer.
Also they gave me crap for wanting to take a picture of a chair I wanted to purchase. This isn't global espionage folks, this is wanting to have an image of something I wanted to buy as a reference point since they don't have a website or catalogue.
That's the kind of crap you'll get at this place, which sucks because furniture is hard to come by these days and there's clearly plenty of demand. But I'd rather sit on my floor or buy a couch elsewhere than to deal with someone who's annoyed by me and my child's presence in the store. read more