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    MUJI

    3.9 (47 reviews)
    Open • 10:00 am - 9:00 pm

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    Jelly pen heaven
    Susan C.

    Muji is overall a terrific stop for a lot of commonly used household goods. Let's start with the basics, this location is with the Shops at Hudson Yards and opened several years ago. This particular location is one of the larger Mujis in Manhattan, there are several areas within this site--walking in the displays start with stationary, gifts and trinkets, seasonal items, room fragrance vaporizers. Packaged pantry items start towards the middle of the store, mostly snacks, condiments/sauces and drink mixes, no actual fresh groceries. Followed by kitchen and dishware, and a robot coffee stand which is exactly what it sounds like--you can order coffee (not customizable and no non-dairy options) from a touch screen and it's made by a robot. Additional home goods, luggage, storage, furniture accessories and bedding round out this area and the rest of the store is men's, women's and some kids apparel, underwear and accessories. The products here are mostly neutral toned and utilitarian. I'm personally curious how well the apparel in particular sell since the styling reflects probably a more Japanese aesthetic than American. The prices are mid-range. I appreciate that for their clothing it looks like they try to use sustainable materials, some of its organic cotton and other synthetic materials they've denoted as recycled.

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    Hank C.

    An aesthically modern and simple version of Crate & Barrel, East Asian / Japanese flair. Prices aren't bad, and you can find some cool supplies for your home and kitchen here. Second floor of the mall at Hudson Yards. Prices are a bit higher - lot of imports from Japan and other locations.

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    Alfred N.

    All I have to say is "Kaizin.". Every item in this store was made with logic, purpose, and the infinite pursuit for perfection. I purchased so many bathroom accessories that have just made my life better throughout the years.

    Veronika B.

    Long time muJi fan for basic and staple knicks and knacks, MuJi is known for good quality and minimalist clean design. This shop delivered on everything and then some. One of the coolest parts is the robot making coffees and drink, impressive technology! Priced well for the quality, is your looking for a well organized shop you can enjoy while sipping on coffee this is the one. Their aromatherapy is slo very nice!

    Marie S.

    Muji at Hudson Yards offers a wide assortment of items from clothing to office supplies and more. Their Ultrasonic Aroma Diffuser was on display along with several popular varieties of essential aroma oils. The French Lavender and Yuzu were especially pleasant and not overwhelming. I checked the prices - a little more than I'd hoped- especially if I were to purchase the entire system.

    Melissa H.

    I was unfamiliar with this retail establishment, which I discovered during a recent trip to NYC. It is a cross between IKEA and Uniqlo with both housewares and clothing. One of my favorite features was the robot making coffee. The clothing was quality, and the price points were great - the sale items (winter clearance) were even better. I am a nut for small housewares, and this place did not disappoint with dishes, cups, storage items, travel accessories, and many office/desk supplies. I loved the experience and left the store with two dresses, socks, a winter scarf, and a small crossbody storage pouch. I will order additional items online and check out their retail stores in larger cities. The floor staff only engaged with customers once, and in a place like NYC, maybe just letting people shop is a good thing.

    Miche

    I came to pick up an umbrella. Not just any umbrella but a nice tiny one that would fit in my handbags because we were expecting rain and I didn't want it to put a damper on my day !! Japanese think of these things!! And I'm not gonna let a little drizzle ruin my plans I'm this insanely magnificent city. I love this store.

    Andrea H.

    One of the coolest stores I've seen in a while. Sort of a cross between Ikea and Create and Barrel with everything from stationary to clothing. As I walked around this store at Hudson Yards, I became more and more intrigued. Around every corner was a new experience and the store is big. At first I thought it was just a stationary store with some cool paper goods, then I spotted draw inserts ( can you ever have enough draw inserts?), then there was a large selection of wooden bowls and platters, beautiful diffusers with their private label aromatherapy and essential oils, that smelled delicious, and of course, I cant forget to mention, clothing! This store was fun one stop shipping. The sign read What is Muji? Muji was founded in Japan in 1980. It is based on three core principles, which remain unchanged to this day: 1. Quality materials 2. Less excess 3. Minimum packaging. Prices are excellent and I'm a new fan. My son can agree, since his NY Apt was the recipient of my purchases!

    09/20/21
    Marianne W.

    Muji has a huge beautiful store in the Shops at Hudson Yards. I was informed by the very nice sales associate that some items are pricey because they are imported from Japan. It's a very eclectic selection of merchandise. As far as the containers for storage, pens and some basic items I feel they can't compete with big box stores. There's a lot of special items I like for travel. I'd consider purchasing travel items if I go on a long trip. There's too many different types of unusual items for me to attempt to describe everything. It's definitely a Flagship Muji Store to me. I'm recommending you visit when you are in the Shops at Hudson Yards. I enjoyed browsing.

    Tina W.

    I love this place!!!!!! My kids love it more! They have so much stuff! Reminds us of being in Japan! The kids love the snack area with different cookies and cakes and chocolates! I love looking at all the homeware and snacks. This place is always quite busy, but very organized! I love the coffee here! It's made by a robot!!!!! I'm ordered an americano and it was good! A little bland, but def not bad for a robot making it for me!!!! I was impressed! Stuff isn't too expensive! We will def be back when we are in the area!

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    Francine L.

    Came into this Muji store which is located inside Hudson Yards which is the shopping mall next to the Vessel. It is a pretty big muji store that has selection of clothes, furniture, snacks and also accessories for like school supplies. I like combing into this store to see what they have on clothes. I have bought a few styles and they also have different sizes to choose from. If your looking for some really cute loose fitting dresses I would stop in here and find them. They also have a lot of different snacks that I buy for later. Strawberry marshmallows are one of my favorites. I also enjoy the bean bags that they have. I haven't purchased one but I have sat on them and they feel super comfortable. If your moving into a new apartment I would say stop by here first to see what you can incorporate into your space. The style is quite simple but pretty modern as well.

    House slippers!! ($9)
    Tanya K.

    I am a big fan of their pens, and went in hoping to find ink refills. But alas, they didn't have any...so I just bought new ones! (Checked on Muji's website: the ink refills are $1, new pens are $1.50) The staff here were super helpful, and when they couldn't find something (the ink refills) the guy helping me asked a couple more coworkers before giving me the definitive "no". I usually stay by the stationary station, but wandered off to the home section where I found ~house slippers~ for like, 10 bucks!! Super comfy, been wearing them everyday now since I bought them. Love their eco-friendly approach to limiting plastic bags waste with their 5c paper bags.

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    I go here often. They offer everything from candy and stationary to clothing and housewares at reasonable prices.

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    I like muji, but the employees here look very unhappy and miserable:( Some of them treat customers poorly too.

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