I absolutely love this place. I needed a dress for my tea ceremony within three months and she…read moredelivered!! Selection & Value: 5/5 She explains the cost of each dress upfront and talks you through colors and fabrics. I adjusted the style of my collar to be more traditional. My dress was around $700 due my personalization and fabric choices. All in all, she is now my go-to tailor and my first pick for these dress. Definitely recommend!

Sylvia is such a nice lady who is experienced with making cheongsam for over 20 years. She has…read moreones you can buy off the rack and customized ones. Custom dress are made from her manufacturer in Guandong China. Her prices are mid range from $450- 500 premade depending on the details on the dress to $950+ customized dress. It takes at least 6 weeks to get a customized cheongsam. The quality of her pieces and the fabric used are well made compared to the store on Mott Street in Chinatown. They are way overpriced for cheap material premade cheongsam which you can buy online. Customized ones cost over $1500. That's too much to spend for only one night for a wedding. Go with Sylvia... hopefully she won't retire too soon.

I was looking for a dress for my 15th birthday, I was incredibly stressed out because I had not…read morebeen able to find anything anywhere else when I came across Oh So Dressy. The shop owner Martha was incredibly nice and helpful. I tried on several dresses and I was able to find the perfect one. Would recommend if you are searching for dresses for any occasion.

I went in with my son and friend looking for a dress to my wedding reception. Didn't have what I…read morewas looking for inparticular, so I went to an employee for help. I told her I needed help looking for a party dress and the woman there gave me a book to look from. She told me most dresses in the book are around $395/$400 and that I wouldn't be able to afford it. I didn't even tell her my budget yet! Then I told her it was for my wedding party and she said "Who's wedding, your's?! You look like your 14 years old." And laughed. I couldn't believe how they treated their customers, and I hope they see this and stop what they're doing, get some manners, and just maybe then they could get some business.

They enjoy following customers around the store !!! Meanwhile they have things that you can easily…read morefind on Temu or Shein. Might seem like a drag but if you're Black don't go in there because they immediately think you want to steal from them. Have a great day! :)

I went to get a few Hello Kitty plushies for my dear friend who is in the hospital. I didn't notice…read moreit at first but a few minutes in I realized my friend and I weren't greeted which is a red flag for me. But what made me say you basically got me messed up was when the girl who worked there didn't offer any assistance (Because there was no prices on many of the items) Decided to hover instead like we were there to steal. Hell would have to have frozen over twice if I were to buy anything from this place after experiencing such disrespect. Get CCTVs if you are so paranoid. Maybe it's the New Yorker in me but nope there are other places in Flushing to get plushies. And based off these reviews this place not only lack customer service they are overpriced. So I think we dodged a bullet.

This Uniqlo was SO BUSY on a Monday afternoon in October. Tons of merchandise. Great selection and…read moreprices. I enjoyed this because I live in a city without a Uniqlo. I'll be back.

Great place to come for clothing! Great variety of styles…read more Especially they have clothing with theme from Star Wars Their HeatTech are great. They work very well in the winter for protection against the cold. Greatly recommended!

I knew the whereabouts of Anime Figure Egg-Cellent from seeing someone once carrying a bag on the…read morebus plus my friend finally brought me here today after lunch. Location wise is on Roosevelt Ave inside the DongDaeMun Shopping Mall Inc which is on the same street as the 7 train. The anime store has three floors (upper floor, main level and basement). Overall, the space is clean and has narrow aisles. Fast service from friendly staff. Cash and/or credit/debit cards are accepted payment. The main floor has a variety of blind boxes, Labubu figures, flash cards, plushies, car models, posters, stationary, figurines especially merch of anime and manga characters....many which I've not heard of before. My favorites are the classic Sanrio and Cardcaptor Sakura. Hugely decent selection of Miku (girl with teal-colored hair) merchandise towards the back of the store. Basement has different kinds of figurines that I've no idea about. My friend knows most of these characters by heart because it seems to be one of her favorite stores whenever coming to the Flushing neighborhood. Flash cards have good deals but the blind boxes are more on the pricier side imo, like $3-4 more compared to other places. Next time if you're wondering what to gift your friends, you can choose to stop by here. I think there has to be something for everyone whether you're into anime or not.

Very large stock of blind boxes, figures, and other collectibles. Prices were a little on the…read morehigher side but not unreasonable. Fun and worth the trip

Love this place I got really greAt deal on the moose…read moreknuckles jacket .. 100 % authentic

From the owner: SSNY is short for Sample Sale New York. It is a space focusing on European Designer Sample Sale…read more Every week, SSNY presents an internationally well-known brand or a collection of famous brands and offering them to fashion lovers at up to 90% discount. All merchandise are authentic and have proper release from the brands and/or their distributors. SSNY is one of the first permanent sample sale space outside of Manhattan, and it is conveniently located in the heart of downtown Flushing, Queens. Last stop on the 7 Train, and 3 mins walk to Queen Crossing Center. It opens from Thursday to Sunday, and all event updates will be posted on Instagram.

Fashion City pulled a Jackson Diner and, in true dramatic fashion, closed down just to make a…read morecomeback across the street. Bold move, honestly. Now, let's talk about the goods - they've got an ocean of $1.99 earrings that are fun to sift through if you enjoy a little treasure hunt. Just don't expect them to last longer than the trend itself, because, let's be real, these pieces are more "fashion" than function. But hey, for under two bucks, why not? They've also got some pricier items if you're feeling fancy, and the store is a paradise for Korean fashion lovers. You'll find everything from trendy clothes and accessories to socks, wallets, and jewelry - basically all the stuff that makes you feel like you walked out of a K-drama (or at least tried). I'm honestly baffled by the negative rating because it's really not thattttt bad. The place is fun, affordable, and they even wrap your purchases like a gift, which is always a nice touch. If you're looking for quality that will last a lifetime, maybe this isn't your stop, but if you want to feel cute for a season, it's a solid place to pop by. 4 stars out of 5.

This store is hit or miss. I've gotten a $5 shirt here before which was a good deal except I…read morerealized later there was a hole in it. I've also gotten some cute hair accessories, but there are pricey compared to the clothes they sell. You definitely need to go through and have time to browse.

This dusty storefront seems like it hasnt been renovated since the 80s. Sketchy looking. Outdated…read moremannequins wearing outdated dresses. I cant believe this is still around. It was around since I was a kid and is always empty. It adds nothing to the neighborhood. Just a weird n ugly place in a drab corner of Queens lol

Long read but MUST READ ALL…read more This is by far the most unprofessional business I've ever encountered. We ended up walking out with two dresses, but we deeply regret our decision. We spent almost $2,000 on dresses that we won't even be able to wear for our event next week. About three months ago, my mom found a dress priced just over $1,000. I later found the same dress online for a lower price, and the store owner agreed to refund us the difference. When I returned to collect the difference, he told me he would give it to me next time. When we returned, my mom tried on her dress and loved it, but it needed some adjustments to fit her height and body type. The owner then suggested I try on a new dress, which I did. He told me it was $950, but when I looked at the tag, it was only $650. I confronted him about the price discrepancy, and he agreed to sell it to me for that price. He also told me the dress was made in Lebanon, although Portia and Scarlett dresses are made in Australia. I liked the dress but wanted to keep my options open since it was strapless. The owner repeatedly pressured me, asking why I didn't like it, insisting that it was beautiful. I told him I was hesitant because I wanted more coverage on top. He then claimed his "professional tailor" could add straps and hem the dress. Although I was still unsure, we moved on to my mom, who was being fitted for alterations. On our way out, the owner was extremely pushy about me paying in full and ordering the dress that day. I explained that I wanted to keep my options open and would call if I didn't find anything else. He insisted that wasn't an option and told me I was difficult to work with and indecisive. Eventually, I agreed to buy the dress, even though I wasn't entirely comfortable. Weeks went by, and when we followed up on the dress, the owner said it was still in Lebanon, although we later learned it was shipped from Germany. When I tried on the dress, I wasn't happy with how it looked on me. The owner began criticizing me, calling me difficult and saying I wouldn't like anything. He also told me that if I took the dress, he wouldn't tailor it for me. His behavior was incredibly rude. My mom tried on her dress, which we were supposed to take home that day, but it was falling apart. I pointed out the issues with the dress, and he responded dismissively with a rude "ok, ok, ok." Eventually, I took my dress, and my mom had to leave hers behind for further repairs. I took my dress to a local tailor, who informed me that it couldn't be altered to add straps. This contradicted what the store owner had told me, suggesting he only wanted to make a quick sale. The bottom line is: Do not waste your time here!

DON'T BUY THEIR PHONE CASES FROM 37-12! SCAM…read more so when i bought a phone from their it broke. It broke twice. The first time i complained. The second time i let it slide. After 2 weeks to 3 it cracked. so i asked if it was weird for a phone case to break after 2-3 weeks. it's not suppose to break unless it's poor quality but they said it's the best quality. So i went to see what they could do about it. they just refused and blame me for no reason while it cracked the first day twice.

Nostalgic, homey, and amazing bargains -- all words that perfectly describe Flushing's iconic Busy…read moreMall. It's filled with mom-and-pop shops that truly have THE best deals on everything from phone cases to women's clothing, ear piercings, jewelry, tattoos, and more. K&K Gifts, the electronics/smartphone accessory store located toward the back of the mall, has been my go-to phone case/screen protector store ever since it opened in 2020 -- and before that, I had been going to Lazy Bee, the smartphone accessory store at Busy Mall pre-COVID, for as long as I can remember. Today, I happened to be in Flushing with some friends for lunch, and I got a new screen protector for $3, a new case for $5, and a new phone wallet for $3 from K&K. Such an insane deal!! I haven't been personally, but I've heard that Sam's Silver Image is super popular for piercings. Would recommend checking them out if you're looking for a reputable place to get one. All in all, if you haven't stopped by Busy Mall after stuffing your face with delicious Flushing soup dumplings or K-BBQ for lunch, I'd totally recommend you stop by next time you're around. You won't regret it!!

So I walked in & immediately started being followed by some girl, I purposely walked in certain…read moredirections and the girl followed me. Of course I was the only darker toned person there. I was gonna buy something but the moment I realized I was being followed I left. Then a man followed me when I was leaving, I stopped at a rack and he stopped too so I confronted him & he left. How are you Hispanic and you're discriminating? Racist establishment

i used to like this store because they have nice jeans for girls when i was in high school and…read morecollege used to buy those jeans. today is not the same they have girls who are too young and need more experience with customer service. the have mean faces and bad attitudes. they never smile and they are always behind you fixing things. it is very annoying.! i hate going to this store now they use to have older ladies with more experience and they looked nice. tall women. now these new girls are bad and conceited. they are not aware of the fact that its the customers who pay them their salaries. and they act like they own the store . the customer is not important in that store they are more important than the customers the girl even threw the receipt on the table for me to get it.. SHE LOOKS LIKE SHE HATES DOING HER JOB. Her face looked BAD AS IF SHE WAS ANGRY THAT I WAS THERE BUYING THE SWEATER. SHE LOOKED DOWN AT ME LIKE SHE WAS SUPERIOR TO ME . I never saw a smile and she never thanked me for buying at her store.. I