I love the options of food and stores they have here! Parking can be a pain, though.... The parking…read morelot is also not well designed for smooth flow of traffic and some people drive like jerks. One time I saw like 4 kids playing on their bicycles and skateboards in the underground parking lot! So please be careful and maybe let the security guard know about that. Looks like someone is searching for a law suit...

Camellia Square is small to medium corner plaza in Temple City. I say small because from the…read moreoutside, it doesn't look like there is much, but once you drive into the plaza, there is more to explore. Two of the buildings each have 2 floors. Third building is one floor. It does have a great selection of businesses. I've only been here a few times for Meet Fresh, Summer Rolls, and Shibulaya. I have yet to check out some of the other biz. I would love to return to dine at all the restaurants that start with letter B, Sunmerry Bakery, and all that starts with letter T. Baekjeong (Korean BBQ) Bafang Dumpling Bistro Na Cathay Bank Green Zone Luz Hair Salon Mikiya Wagyu Shabu House Ms Lady Med Spa Planet Fitness Sunmerry Bakery T-Swirl Crepe Tea Station Express The Dive Oyster Bar United Healthcare Plan ahead as above ground parking is limited and somewhat tight. Either come here really early or much later in the day. Weekends are super crowded. They do have underground parking near the alley way. Please read the arrows or markings on the ground so you don't drive the wrong way. Btw, this plaza is known for the famous Floating Teapot Fountain and Public Art "What We Created". Both are quite neat!

I would suggest parking on E. Live Oak St, rather than on San Gabriel. Besides the fact that San…read moreGabriel is a super busy street that backs up with traffic, if you decide to buy a bigger item that needs to be picked up from their back warehouse, you have easier access to get in, instead of circling your car around the block. The prices here, in-person can be better and even more discounted than on their website, depending on what inventory they need to clear out. There are lots of chairs, like office chairs, gaming chairs, dining chairs, bar stools, that you can get for a really, really, REALLY good price. I'm not gonna say they're the best quality, but I think it's perfect if you need to quickly furnish a place on a budget, ie - a college student needing a desk, chair, etc for a dorm or an apartment. I would say, try sitting on the stuff in store before you buy to test it's durable enough for your usage. You have to imagine that stuff this cheap is built as mail-order stuff for skinny Asians. I picked up a side table that's lasted the better part of a year, so far. I was SUPER tempted to get a fluffy cat tree for $20. Some cool selection of outdoor furniture. And even some random household things, like a clothes steamer. The thing is, I get the sense that their inventory is rather randomized. But I think you'll find some cool deals or something useful for a bargain if you take stroll and walk around. Their pricing puts a lot of other "outlet" warehouse furniture stores to shame.

TL;DR: Cheap quality stuff at low prices…read more Saw this place advertised on some social media video and it's kind of close by and we were looking for outdoor furniture so we decided to go take a look. The room is pretty big so thought there was going to be a lot of good stuff. Looking around the place it became quickly apparent that this stuff is really just overstock stuff. Sitting in the chairs and feeling the fabric of the furniture you can tell the quality is somewhat lower which is reflected in the prices. After walking around for a few minutes we decided to leave. The prices are good but the stuff just seems disposable. Like you just replace them every year. We just didn't find anything worthwhile and the social media post was obviously an exaggeration and just had to pass. Only go if you want low prices over quality. But we had to pass.

I have been to Fountain Plaza many times just for one business and one business only... Com Tam…read moreKieu (must eat at Vietnamese restaurant). Funny, I've never noticed its plaza name until my most recent visit last weekend. This plaza is so small. Parking is very limited. I think I can count the number of parking spaces with all my 10 fingers... okay, maybe I may need a few of my toes, too LOL. Com Tam Kieu (CTK) gets super busy... full house packed! I really don't know where people park when they are dining at CTK. Perhaps nearby street parking. Whenever I come here, I've gotten lucky to park in the lot. Thank you! Please note each parking spot is tiny. I'm pretty sure they are all compact size. Be careful when you're driving into the space and pulling out of the space. Besides CTK, other tenants are the dentistry, law office, donut shop, and Indian cuisine. There is a 2nd floor... not sure who and/or what is up there. I may not need the other services, but maybe I will drop by the donut shop one day.

This plaza contains my favorite Vietnamese restaurant, so I come to this small plaza quite…read morefrequently. The parking lot in the front is very small. Parking spaces are small and tight. So be careful if you park in the front lot. I prefer to park in the back lot because the parking spaces are much wider and bigger. Prepandemic, this plaza was very busy. Both lots would constantly be full, so many people would park on the street. This plaza is brightly lit at night; however, there are no security guards patrolling the plaza.

Prepandemic, this little shopping center was very popular and bustling. Parking spots would be very…read moredifficult to find prepandemic. Now during the pandemic, parking spots are much easier to find. The parking lot is usually gets up to 50% full during the pandemic. The parking spots are a bit small and tight, so be careful whenever you park in this shopping center. There is no security guards roaming the plaza to keep shopping customers safe.

Tiny store in shopping center, packed with a lot of items but felt that everything was way over…read morepriced for what it was. Staff were friendly and welcomed us to the store. There were a lot of different items but pricy.

Small, but cute store…read more It mostly has Sanrio character items, with a few TokiDoki collabs. I thought it was neat that I saw some rare characters like Kirimi-chan, the salmon filet. I also noticed that they had a tiny bit more merchandise for Pochaco, Hangyodon, Keroppi, & Badtz Maru in comparison to what I've seen at the Westfield Santa Anita. There are a bunch of items not for sale which I assume are rare display statues and plushies. Good amount of stationery, plushies, home goods, accessories etc.

My neighborhood general merchandise store? Lol. Not sure, but it seems like they sell everything at…read morea discount. They have a lot of clothes, name brands, too! They have shoes, home decor, toys, cell phone accessories, kitchenware, and yes, even some food items. I come here for their toiletries. Whether it's shaving cream, toner, facial wash, they have it. Their selections is actually very good. Most of their personal hygiene stuff is sold at a deep discount. I'm not sure why, but probably the shelf life is shorter. But still, a year or so before it expires, I think it's worth the discount. Their clothes selection is good as well. Usually it's also discounted because it's already about a year since it was in fashion. Who cares...? T-shirts and polo shirts are always good for work attire. Anyhow, TJ Maxx has been around for quite a while in the plaza. They're always quite busy, especially during the Holidays. I would definitely go there during the week, since it's much less crowded.

The customer service at this TJ Maxx is, unfortunately, really disappointing…read more This store is super convenient for me on my way home from work, but I'd honestly rather drive two cities away than deal with the experience here. Tonight was a perfect example of why. I watched a manager open a register, help one customer, and then close it--even as the line kept growing to about 15 people. That left just one associate handling a long line, while another cashier was tied up helping a group with a large purchase. Instead of jumping in to help during a busy moment, the manager was on her phone, then emptying trash behind the registers and adjusting carts--completely ignoring the line of waiting customers. The only bright spot was Carlos, who was working incredibly hard and treating customers with patience and professionalism despite the situation. He deserves recognition for how he handled things. It's frustrating because TJ Maxx has great products, but the lack of customer care at this location makes it not worth the stop.

my new fav merch store!! i go here mainly for their official love and deepspace merch. they have a…read moregood variety! im hoping they add even more!! they have lots of merch of different franchises like nikke, hololive, and lots of anime merch. service is super friendly and the store is clean. they were super helpful when i had an issue with something i bought, they helped fix the problem. highly recommend coming here for merch! their prices are pretty good compared to some online stores.

I was looking for a gift and this is an amazing place with such a nice variety…read more Please come and create your own adventure.

Everyone please admire my beautiful latte art…read more Great tasty drinks but they are definitely on the pricey side. I got the photo latte with earl grey and lavendar and the sesame matcha milkshake. Love the ambience and great service!

Ordered peanut butter croffle and espresso earl grey tea iced latte! Also received a free cookie!…read moreEverything was very yummy and the store very cute and cozy the lady was very polite and attentive! Definitely coming back!

Good Place They got nice stuff and good price, if you live…read morein San Gabriel, definitely go and check out

I would estimate this space is about 800 sq.ft. But the amount of stuff she has in it is…read moreunbelievable. This is a .99 cents and up store. They stock up in kids toys, hair accessories, vinyl & latex gloves, kitchen appliances, phone accessories, etc. I stopped by to get batteries and bubbles for Max's bubble gun. So I browsed the entire store, lots of little knick knacks that would come in very handy at times. Well, guess what I picked up for my kids. I got two little turtles... Ohhh they are so cute. They are about 3 mths old. It was $12.99 comes with 3 mths worth of food. There were one beta fish and I might think about going back to get it. FYI, we named those turtles Titi & Kiki .... so cute!!!

You can say I'm a daiso frequent shopper. I love going to daiso as it filled helped heal inner…read morechild self to get things that I wasn't able to when I was a child. The temple city location is clean. That's something that NOT every Daiso has. I been to most and I can tell a clear difference from a shop that doesn't organize vs one who does. The older asian lady in glasses is always super nice. She handles customers really well and I hope shes the manager because thanks to her this store is one of the well stocked stores I go to. I always opt out of self check-out because I buy a lot of items and sometimes I may overscan an item, so its always still helpful to have a cashier whos ready to scan for you and bag your items up. I love daiso and I hope this location stays. Been coming here since I was 18!

Not the best selection of items compared to most Daiso locations…read more I stumbled upon this Daiso location while running errands and came looking for a birthday card. The birthday card selection is very limited at this Daiso. I didn't browse around for anything else. This location had one cashier on duty. They also had one self check-out machine, which had no line. I was in and out of Daiso within a few minutes. The parking lot had tight, but plenty of parking spots when I arrived. When I left the plaza, the parking lot was full, around 1:30PM on a Saturday. It's hard to beat a $1.50 card, unless you opt to make your own.