After you come back from a trip to Japan you may feel sad, depressed and like life has no meaning…read moreanymore. That's how I was feeling until I found Tokyo Kuma! It's like a little piece of Japan only 30 minutes from Metro Atlanta. I was able to find some of the goodies I fell in love with in Japan like perfect whip face wash and konjac jelly. They also have a vast array of ramen, chips, candies, drinks, and more. I love trying out a new candy every time I stop by. So far my favorite is the lychee hard candy. There is also a supermarket and food court attached. Nice place for a little escape :)

We popped in, on a quiet day to check things out…read more I will start by saying that this food court includes bakeries and various eateries, with TK across from them. Timing tables our centered between the eateries and the shops, and are not cramped. TK is stocked with stuffed animals to snacks, sweets, skin care, refrigerated & frozen items, including the viral peach ice cream treats. We even tried some seaweed chips - definite pass on those. Lol! But otherwise, we were quite happy with our visit.

The best things about Teso Life?? I mean there are so many but my top 3 are -- #1 its huge, curated…read moreselection of unique Japanese/Asian snacks (like crazy-flavored Kit Kats & Pringles). P.S. I love how there are no additives to the snacks. I like my junk food unadulterated! #2 Their trendy beauty products (Saborino masks, Biore sunscreen), and Korean skin care lines are top tier when it comes to purpose and affordability. And #3 lastly (and this would probably be my kids favorite) the cute character goods (Hello Kitty, Snoopy). I've gotten stickers from here and they're okay but the snacks and household products are what keep me coming back every time! This place is huge, it's great, the service is great, there's obviously always parking available which is always important to note in Atlanta and just generally a great time.

Teso Life is a great little store!…read more One can find beauty products to car fresheners. To dinnerwear, laundry products, chopsticks, & snacks aplenty. I picked up a few melamine dishes, but I need to come back for sushi and sake set. The kids were looking for more anime collectibles, but they really did.Enjoy the photo booth. Still a pretty decent shopping experience

I like this location and have been here more than once looking for specific things. I like that…read morethere are other stores around that also have unique, specialty items, so you could make a day of browsing this shopping center and eating out. I like coming around Halloween and Christmas, though it is crazy to do so and parking is pretty bad for TJ Maxx if you are trying to get close to the store. However, I have been lucky to find close stalls both times I've come. I found a new mug which I needed, hand soap on clearance, a new sugar free coffee syrup on sale, and priced some other items that I might get next time for my bathroom and for journaling. I love TJ Maxx and Ross type stores, even though the variety and selection can be overwhelming at times. I just want to pick everything up and smell all the soaps and candles, etc. These are never the most organized kind of stores, but this particular store is better than some I've been in. The customers and workers were nice here. Lines were long as to be expected with the holidays but definitely not unbearable. I'll continue to come back for essentials and fun finds alike.

If you have a mobility impairment or use a wheelchair, avoid this store…read more The merchandise is on the floor, the toilet in the handicap stall is falling off the wall, the handrail in the stall is off the wall. The prices aren't good, they have damaged purses selling at $150, they should be clearanced but are not. They don't put clearance in one area, they are scattered throughout the area they belong in. Except the housewares, office kitchen supplies which area. They've put all those clearance goods in one area where they are piled upon each other damaging each other and falling across the floor. Employees seem to exist only at the registers. (I feel bad for them.)

This is one of the reasons why I do not like shopping at Walmart. I purchased an item on the 24th,…read moreand the product turned out to be defective. Today is the 26th, so I returned it for an exchange. Explain to me why the associate opened the brand-new replacement item in front of me after scanning my receipt and processing the exchange. I have never heard of anything like that before. When I asked why they were opening the new item, the associate stated that it was because it was an exchange and claimed it was "their policy." I know that is not standard everywhere. If a product is defective, and I purchased it legitimately with my receipt, I absolutely have the right to exchange or return it within the return window. The item wasn't even 48 hours old. Another employee then came out of the office while I was trying to understand why this was being done. The entire interaction felt rude, unnecessary, and unprofessional. This is exactly why I prefer shopping at stores other than Walmart because there always seems to be unnecessary issues and confusion. This location on Pleasant Hill Road seriously needs improvement, not just with returns and exchanges, but with customer service overall. Half the time employees do not know where products are located when customers ask for help. Compare that to stores like Publix, where employees will actually walk customers to the aisle to help them find what they need. A customer should not have to deal with nonsense over a simple exchange for a defective product that was just purchased. It makes no sense and creates an unpleasant shopping experience.

I've been shopping at this Walmart (Pleasant Hill Rd., Duluth, GA 30096) since it opened, mainly…read morefor groceries but also other items. For as far back as I can remember, it's "hit or miss" trying to buy a gallon of Fat Free Milk. Over the past 6 weeks there's been none in stock or only the 1/2 gallon size. Often times the FF Milk is in stock but hasn't been put on the shelf. Each time it's not on the shelf, I track down an associate and ask them to check the back of the freezer. Usually, there's no associate in the dairy section so I have to find one. Their sometimes annoyed because I'm taking them away from what their doing. I end up going to Kroger for FF Milk. It's amazing that somehow Kroger has figured out a system to always have gallon size FF Milk on the shelf.

The people who work here are always happy to help…read more The selection is like that of any close out store: diverse and weird. But you can absolutely find a bargain. I tend to go there for books and non-traditional crafting supplies. But sometimes you can find some interesting things in housewares, sports, or clothes. Though the brands will vary greatly.

Great service on returns. Prices were lower than Home Depot and Lowes. The cashiers were pleasant…read moreand provided help with getting items off shelves.

Costco on Friday is chaotic yet organized! I can usually find what I want but it's other stuff that…read moreinterests me. A portable sauna, fertilizer and jackfruit chips. Talk about variety!

Their service has gone way down. I've always loved shopping…read moreat Costco rather than Sam's Club because of the service level but I would rather go to Sam's now and do Scan and Go. Cashiers and baggers started throwing my food in the cart. I pay good amount of money for my food and i don't want my fruits to get bruised or packages to open. my eggs have broken while they were putting them in my cart. These people in the electric department are so lazy. they just stand there and when asked to help, they are so reluctant. I literally asked about the product and he basically told me I could just order online rather than buying at the store. he just didn't want to do any work. There are some nice staff too but a lot of them just look like they don't want to be there and don't want to work.

First time visiting Sugarloaf Mills and all I can say is -- wow. This place is massive. I haven't…read morebeen to a mall this large or lively in quite some time. From the moment I walked in, it felt like there was something for everyone -- clothing stores, specialty shops, attractions, and more food options than I could count. What really stood out to me was the variety. Whether you're into fashion, sneakers, home décor, pop culture collectibles, or just window shopping, this mall has it all. Even after nearly two hours of walking, I'm pretty sure I only covered about half of it. There's just so much to explore that it's impossible to take it all in during one visit. The food court was another pleasant surprise. It's clean, spacious, and full of options -- from quick bites to hearty meals. Everything looked fresh, smelled amazing, and there was plenty of seating even during busy hours. Parking was easy, the atmosphere felt safe, and the place was well-maintained overall. Between the sheer size, the variety of stores, and the energy of the space, Sugarloaf Mills really delivers that "mall experience" that's become rare these days. I'm already planning a return trip so I can take my time and see everything in its entirety. The place definitely did not disappoint.

This Mall is nice and has lots of fun stores. We come to this mall at least once a month since it…read moreis far from where we live. Yesterday my child asked to get on the Carousel that is located in the food court. Let me just say the guy working there needs to speak louder and not be so rude. He doesn't communicate very well. He was so rude that I was ready to just get my money back but my little was so happy I ignored it. Also 6$ for a one minute ride is really not worth it. Not sure if he stopped it early because this man and baby needed to get off but I felt cheated out right when we got off he went running to a break. Anyways the mall is great and has a lot to do.

Sweet Hut is turning Pleasant Hill into the next BuHi [Buford Highway]! The announcement of the new…read moreSweet Hut coming to Pleasant Hill had been put out into the universe for about a year now. In the mean time, many businesses already set out to make Pleasant Hill their new home. This shopping center had become a ghost, but now is quickly revitalizing. It is still partially dead, but definitely coming back to life. Gwinnett Station, located in or behind the IHOP on Pleasant Hill Road contains cafes such as Snowflake Tea House, The Coffee By Hand, Thai Pad & Coco Sweets, and of course Sweet Hut. They also contain some new eateries such as 89 Hot Pot and a couple of others. This may be the next "Asian Square" shopping center that has the Buford Highway Sweet Hut. I gave the shopping center 3 stars, because it could be a hit or it could be a flop in the future. We'll see!

This location is at the Forum in Peachtree Corners. It's very clean, the buildings are beautiful,…read moreand there's a lot of parking. You can find other shopping and dining. Home Goods has a large variety of products, dining, furniture, bed and bath, decor for home and gifts. Service was good, helpful and friendly.

Always love home goods. Love their home decors .. very affordable and very nice .. first timer here…read moreand the whole shopping complex looked soo good. As always , lots of options to shop.. service could be better .. and billing could be better too. I lost my receipt and they couldn't retrieve it back from system. Was a hassle to return stuff .. parking is tough to get . Park where u get and walk to the store. Overall a good experience but could have been better :)

man at the customer service - Is very very rude -…read morecondescending and in a rush. lack of basic manners. Get a new guy in because he just doesn't care

Target is good for certain items but more expensive than Walmart. I think their longfellow line of…read moreclothing is good. Their up and up brand is similar to Walmart's equate brand however, with the Target Red card its cheaper on some products.Service at Target is usually spot on and they keep the lines moving at least at this location. Avoid peak weekend times to shop.