Super cute boutique in a mini mall with lots of other good food spots. They do most of their sales…read moreonline, but are pretty stocked in store as well. They are very friendly and allow you to try on anything and will pull stock from the back if needed. The only thing is that the mini mall can get busy so the parking lot can get full during peak dining hours.

I came here after a bad experience at another shop, and I'm so glad I did. The staff was kind and…read morehelped me right away even though it was busy for Tet. They let me try on the ao dai I chose without any issues and made me feel welcome and respected. I would definitely recommend this place.

You can buy N95 masks here. And they are reusable so no need to go look for new one every day!read more

Nice boutique with cute high-quality clothes, lots of sophisticated workwear options and a little…read morebit of everything. Emily is a total sweetheart. Highly recommend!

Terrible customer service. Lady was rude. Definitely do not recommend their services.read more

One of the best…read more They tend to everything I needed, but or sell. No need to negotiate, very honest quotes. I love co Hai she's my family's go to about gold & diamonds I recommend this store to the highest degree.

I don't believe in posting a bad review on small businesses, but this one is worthy of it and…read moreothers need to be aware of where their hard earned money is investing into. Do NOT come here. The owner Tim is greedy and dishonest. A nice guy, but establishing a loyal customer is not his priority as a business owner, unfortunately. I finally found the exact 18K white gold ring that I have been in search of for years to replace the one I have loss. This ring was very special to me because my mom gifted to me 20 yrs ago. My first stop into Phuoc Loc Tho was Tim's shop (it sits in the back of the mall as you enter and it is on the right side). When I saw the ring, I was so thrilled and excited about finally coming across the exact same piece to replace. So thrilled that I made an impulse purchase and failed to verify the price of the gold before I bought it. After I have left his shop, I was still questioning if the price seemed quite high for an 18K gold jewelry. So I then verified the price of the gold and realized that he had charged me for the price of a 24K gold vs what he should have quoted me for the price of the 18K gold on the 18K gold ring. In essence, he has profited at least $100 from me that day!! His greediness and dishonesty aiming for a quick sales is far more important than establishing a loyal customer. I do NOT recommend coming here.

A must go to jewelry shop if you're stuck and still looking. Just do it. I came here with my…read moreboyfriend last year since this shop was recommended to us by his friends. We busted down my boyfriend's jade Buddha piece, and my boyfriend also got me another gold chain. For our anniversary, my boyfriend was trying to buy me these Chanel earrings I liked through the stores in California and Hawaii, but they told him they only had it available in Europe. Instead of giving up, my boyfriend went straight to his jeweler, Dustin, and asked for a replica. The earring set turned out so perfect. Instead of using the metals Chanel does, Dustin used real gold. I fell in love with the set, wore it the same day out, and kept showing everyone haha. We'll be recommending our favorite jewelry shop to anyone and everyone. The sky is the limit here.

I think that times have changed now because when I went here to get some long af pencil leads. I…read morewas going to be charged $20 extra for pencil leads that cost $2. Like what the heck? I don't know if recent events have caused things to change or something?

It's been a year since no one has done a review on this store so I'll give an update on it for…read moreanyone interested :) especially who are looking for Pokémon packs to rip (hope this review didn't get too popular or else scalpers will come ) To be honest, I have came here the first time during Tết for the food court and then I got full so me and my cousins decided to walk around the Asian Garden Mall, not a lot of stores really caught my attention until I went to Oppa's and found that they got Korean Pokémon packs. I was skeptical and Korean sets weren't that popular at the time so I only strolled around the store for a bit, looking smiskis and Vocaloid chibi figures and then went home, ended the trip I decided to go back to Oppa's the second time for the cards of course after getting stuffed with more food from the night market. Me and my boyfriend went to Oppa's yesterday around 8:45pm, the place filled pretty much plushies and Kpop items, Pokémon cards are opposite to the cashier. We decided to get a pack of Destined Rivals/Glory of Team Rocket for only $2.99 + tax (around $3 something) which is ok since you know the shipping costs as well as they do need some profits on selling stuff as a retail store too. We did a rip test and confirmed that they're real cards btw (purple/blue hue inside, you can find more information from this video https://youtu.be/13UoFipIF4c?si=wEwvg8D0-YPcwo6T) After that we went for 2 more packs before ending our trip, another Destined Rivals/Glory of Team Rocket and Heat Wave/Hot Air Arena, didn't get any big hits but it was fun after all :) The cashiers were a Korean couple (I think?) and they were very nice to us! I found it funny when the second time we went to get our 2 last packs and the lady looked a bit concerned (and she asked if we were here for packs again, funny ngl because we both financially irresponsible lol) Update on the sets they were having on are: Vstar Universe Scarlet and Violet ex Clay Burst Snow Hazard 151 Raging Surf Ancient Roar Future Slash Shiny Treasure Stella Miracle Paradise Dragona Battle Partners Heat Wave Glory of Team Rocket Vstar Universe w/10 cards for $10.99, 151 w/7 cards for $5.99 and the rest are $2.99 not including taxes yet. Remember to bring cash with you because they have to charge 50 cents more if you're paying with debit/credit card (transactions fee) Overall, great experience! Definitely would go back for more if I have time. Hopefully they sell sealed booster boxes too :)

Variety Ao dai and music in Phước Loc Tho Plenty of choices…read moreand selection minimal service , no bargain price. If you believe any way support the local. Cash, Venmo or Zelle.

Good service, prices is affordable. Great selection to make your collection like CD and DVD. Highly…read morerecommend.

The store has moved locations, they did not close down. They are on 14371 Euclid St now. Great…read moreselection of clothes and sizing. I bought a nice coat with a removable collar.

This shop is closed! I went to visit it and there was a white sheet covering the sign and the store…read morewas closed.

On the first floor, you will see numerous tea shops, toy stores, health related areas like nails,…read moreskin, and dentists, and a food court. There is a big stage on one side of the mall, a place to host events and cultural events most likely. There are many seating options as well so if you get tired or need to people watch I highly recommend coming here. The second floor is mostly jewelry shops and they also have a mini arcade station, and outside is a patio with lots of bench seating and a mini stage there as well. There are people guarding each section of the mall which I didn't mind but it does feel like you're being watched. Overall, it was a good experience and very lively with people and music. There is a night market that happens (I went on a Sunday night) and a lot of older people and younger people alike go outside to dance as the performers sing on stage and many vendors for street food come out. It feels like a true community is established for Vietnamese people to come together and enjoy festivities. One thing to note is the parking. There are many spots available around the market when you go further back, but if it is full, go to the plaza across from it and park there, and walk towards the mall.

I have so many childhood memories of Asian Garden Mall (Phước Lộc Thọ), so walking through it…read morerecently was honestly a little sad. I remember coming here as a child and thinking this place was so much fun. There seemed to be tons of little stores, restaurants and food vendors downstairs, along with toy shops and all kinds of things to browse. It felt busy, colorful, lively and full of energy. Coming here was an experience. I hadn't visited in quite some time, and when I walked in a few weeks ago, the difference really struck me. The mall just felt tired and much less vibrant than I remembered. Some areas looked dated, the bathrooms were under repair during my visit, and overall the businesses didn't appear to be thriving the way I remember them. There just wasn't that same sense of activity or excitement. Of course, some of this may be nostalgia. I'm seeing the mall through adult eyes now versus remembering it through the eyes of a child. Retail has also changed tremendously over the years, so I understand that places like this have had to adapt. Still, I wish there were more investment in Phước Lộc Thọ. This isn't just another shopping center. It's an important part of Little Saigon and holds so many memories for Vietnamese and Southeast Asian families who grew up visiting Bolsa. It would be wonderful to see the property refreshed, the facilities improved, and more restaurants, food vendors, unique shops and younger businesses brought in to give it some life again while preserving its cultural identity. I don't want to see it disappear or become something completely different. I actually want the opposite--I would love to see Asian Garden Mall thrive again. I'll always have a soft spot for this place because of my childhood memories. I just wish walking through it today felt as joyful and alive as I remember it being.