It didn't blow my mind away like the other Sekaido location at Valley Fair, but they still have…read moresome pretty decent deals and a couple of gems like an orange Domo-kun vinyl figure, as well as the more popular and casual series (shonen slop lol). Staff welcomed us when we visited and let us know that they were available if we had any questions to ask them. There's various plushies from anime series and kawaii characters, keychains, lots of figures of different types ranging from unfortunately Funko pops to prize figures and scale figures. There's a couple western fandoms like comic book series etc here. Overall a decent stop if you're already at the mall and want to peruse some anime goods.

So far I have been to several Japanese Animated Cartoon Stores In the bay area and the places that…read moreI have been to is Japantown, Chinatown, which is in San Francisco and the other places that went to was at Daly City Serramonte Shopping Mall and the Milpitas Great Mall Of San Jose!!! When I went to the Sekaido store at the Serramonte Shopping Mall Daly City location this store was filled with a lot of Japanese Animated Cartoon Figurines Like Sailor Moon & Her Sailor Scouts... When I was there I ended up buying myself a Sailor Venus Figurine and you can see the picture & video that I have posted Not only that they have a lot of Pokémon Stuff & A big selection of Pop Minis!!! If you collecting Japanese Animated Cartoon Girl Figurines Or Sailor Moon,Pop Minis Try Going To The Sekaido Store at the Serramonte Shopping Mall location is a very cool store to go to!!!

Great place, the coast side needs more comics and card stores! Glad one is still hanging aroundread more

Just avoid this place. Just do it. I will never return to this store again. Aside from being a…read morestagnant store with dead dusty product, their staff are rude and unprofessional. Says online there is a RCQ, I message them online and call them no answer. I show up after driving a long distance/toll and the answer I get is "oh sorry" then proceeds to heat up food. So I ask do you know when it'll be and the reply is "oh I don't know, I'm just the guy who works here." No kidding you work here and should be informed or at least call boss to figure it out, especially after I just said I traveled a long distance. More concerned about with heating up a burrito than helping a customer. Well at least the beach is nearby with Taco bell cantina. Do yourself a favor and go there.

Resealed packs. I…read morebought a White Flare (JP) and Team Rocket (JP) booster box and found that two cards belonged to the Terastal Festival collection I don't have video proof of opening these boxes. These were the first boxes I've ever bought and opened them with some friends, but when I put them in a scanner neither original collection showed up. Thought it was an error, did some googling on these cards and the serial numbers - Terastal. If they respond, they'll call me out for lying - I have no reason to do so. In my lifetime I've now opened four boxes and two were resealed, apparently

I've been coming to Classic Materials for years! When they were in Tanforan Mall and now Stonestown…read moreGalleria. This store is tucked in the mall on the 2nd floor not too far from the Food Court and Target. They have a great selection of Sports Memorabilia, Funko Pops, Hot Wheels, collector cards, toys and more. I specifically like going there for their collectors items. I even remember meeting Klay Thompson and other Golden State Warriors current and past players when they used to be at Tanforan Mall. The team working at this store is great, especially DJ who is very helpful and knowledgeable of the products he sells The store gets fairly busy, however, DJ is always attentive to his customers and makes it a point to help the customers find what they want/need. The store is very clean and organized. The prices there are reasonable and I never leave the store without making a purchase! Never found myself dissatisfied with any of their items! Highly recommended! My kids love going here too! 5 stars!

Big s/o to ms annaliza from the start to finish she made sure i was taken care of and shes a…read moreprofessional and a very soft spoken nice woman and natural with giving good service to customers. Thank you so much ms annaliza. My family and i appreciate all the help you did today. Mr mario the captain of the store, thank you for all consideration and making it all happen for me and my family. A very welcoming boss and easy to talk to and we appreciate all the help sir. Thank you so much.... 5

Ridiculous experience!…read more I was looking for a small item, found it several places online but Michael's was the only one that listed it as in stock. Great, I'll buy it from a brick and mortar store and get it same day! Placed the order and received a message saying they'd tell me when it's ready. 24 hours later still no message, so I just drove to the store thinking "surely it's out by now, they said it was in stock!" Item wasn't on the pickup shelf, so I asked the person working there (who was delightful and tried her best, 1 star review definitely doesn't apply to her) if she could help me track it down. She said the pickup orders being put on the shelves aren't really organized so there was no way to look for it. Great. Since the item was supposedly in stock, I asked if we could just go get one off the shelf. She said yes and went to grab it for me, returned 10 minutes later to say it wasn't there. I asked why this would be the case if it's listed as in stock, she replied that the delivery truck just dumps everything in the back and at that point it gets scanned as in stock, but that they have no idea where any specific item actually is. Great system! Finally gave up and went home to wait for them to email me, got an email ~4-5 hours later telling me my order had been canceled. If I had just ordered from Amazon the item be arriving around now, glad I instead opted to try to keep this disaster store in business. FYI something similar happened the one other time I shopped at this location a year or two ago, whole experience was a mess. Shame on me for thinking I'd get a different result this time, definitely won't be a third.

I called in to place preorders on a couple of MTG x FF decks on Feb 19th and whoever picked up the…read morecall said they would write down my name and orders for when they set up the pre-order list up. Everything cool, right? Well, it turns out, no. I came in today since I was in the area to double check if I was on the list and was not. They completely forgot to add me in and the list was so long, it was highly unlikely I would get the decks I pre-ordered. They told me it would be best to go to another shop to order and was not at all apologetic about the mishap. In fact, there were no apologies made. I really wanted to support a local card shop but the lack of accountability and the poor customer service makes it very difficult to do so. I won't be back.

An okay stop for tabletop games and minis, but nothing that really wowed me. The selection is…read moredecent, and you'll find the popular titles and basics you'd expect, of course. Staff were polite and professional, but the energy felt pretty flat, which made the visit less engaging. It's fine if you're already in the area and need a specific item, but not a destination I'd go out of my way for.

Secrets of Strixhaven prerelease event was my first ever and I was made to feel very welcome! Very…read morekind and helpful community and of course well-organized by knowledgeable and experienced staff.

They ran a great magic strixhaven prerelease. Events ran smoothly and the community is very…read morefriendly.

The IMIM store is the retail storefront face of Hobby Engineering and is owned/run by Al…read more Some background : I started going to Hobby Engineering when he was located in Millbrae on El Camino. Got a PIC programer and some other various things. After he moved to the current location thats closer to the airport I continue to buy things from him, usually emergencies when I'm short a part or have a rush on something. Hobby Engineering has a searchable website so you can see what he has in stock. The IMIM store hours are what I would nicely say Quasi-Predictable. He's basically running two businesses at the same time by himself and most business is through the mail-order/warehouse side of things however you can really tell he wants to have a storefront. I know currently he's trying for regular Saturday hours but its always best to read the website instructions. When I need something I check the website, then I call to see when he'll be around. If I'm in a rush after confirming he'll be there I'll place the order online and pay for it as a Will-Call and swing by. He has also been incredible in the past and met me at weird or late hours to pick something up. The IMIM store itself is on the second floor and he's making good progress on it as of my last visit. Quite a bit of hobby-related stuff on the shelves to browse. His speciality seems to be Robotics but a lot of general model making supplies around too. Not some much on display for general electronics but the warehouse is just downstairs so if you know he has it in stock and he doesn't have bunches of customers upstairs he has no issues grabbing parts from the warehouse. I have to reiterate, you need to read the website. Local store. One person. Hard to cover everything by himself. My hope ( and I'm sure Al's ) is that the storefront gets enough traction to warrant an employee. He's got a bunch of space and a lot of possibility.

I am working on a project that requires a microcontroller running a a servo. I was interested to…read moresee this store show up, and thought it would be nice to support a local hobby/electronics business. I tried to visit last week, but it was closed and appeared empty. Realizing that the store had some idiosyncratic operating procedures, I called the number on the web site. The person who answered was positively discouraging of a visit. He wanted to know what I was working on, and told me that he didn't really have any stock out to look at. I suspect that this is really a mail-order business, and references to it as a retail outlet are misinformed It would be nice if the owner changed his website to reflect that fact.

This store is so dope. Walked in with my girlfriend to get her hair done and saw this case of…read morepokémon product inside. The guy running the counter is a pretty chill guy and gave me a good deal for the soft opening. Definitely gonna keep coming back for more pokémon stuff.

From the owner: Hey there, give us a call to make a appointment to come into the store! We are currently only doing…read moreappointment only in store visits. Soft opening promotion! 2 for 90 ETBs!

In case you didn't know, this site and store is a SCAM. I bought what seems to be an awesome…read morelooking Optimus Prime from the Last Knight, from this store. They sent me a really cheap toy, nothing like their pictures. I contacted my bank and got my refund back.

Awesome maker place for kids in a cozy clean wonderful space. I can't say enough great things about…read moreKMH. I brought my 2.5 year old today and he played for 2 hours straight! Why? There are so many amazing toys for building and letting your creativity soar! From Brio trains and sets, to full new Lego kits, building blocks of all kinds, magnatiles, marble run and blocks, and so much more. Everything is organized in clean cloth baskets, the floor and tables are spotless, and they have cozy bean bag chairs and smaller sized tables/chairs for kids. You pay $15/hr per kid and it is well worth every dollar. Now, instead of buying all this stuff (and we have a fair amount at home), we can come here and explore, build, and maybe even make some fellow maker friends. Also, I don't know if it's because we were "not home" but my kid made sure (on his own) not to make a mess and put everything away after he played with it. That was amazing to see. I highly recommend this place for kids anywhere from 1.5/2+ years old but probably especially fun for the 2.5-6 year old kids (and parents). I would also recommend it for even older kids who can build the more complicated Lego kits on their own. You'll be seeing us back here again and again! Lastly, the owner is so lovely and I couldn't be happier to support a new great local business for kids!

Prices are now $2.25 per item!…read more Special items may be more, as marked on tags Parking is crowded most of the time as this is a popular mall

This is hands down my favorite Daiso in the Bay Area. It is right behind Target at Serramonte…read moreShopping Center and super easy to find. The entrance is just outside the shopping center near the food court, which makes it a perfect stop whether you are grabbing a meal or doing some browsing. The store is bright, clean, spacious, and really well organized. It is such a fun place to walk through. I always tell myself I am going in for just one thing and somehow leave with a bag full of random items I absolutely "needed." They have everything from cute home goods and kitchenware to snacks, office supplies, and fun little gifts. The selection is top tier and everything still feels like a bargain even though the prices have gone up a bit. The staff here are always friendly and helpful which makes the whole shopping experience even better. If you are in the area or just love a good Daiso run, this is the one to visit. It has the charm, the variety, and the kind of layout that makes you want to browse every single aisle. I always leave with something that brings me joy. Honestly, if I could only go to one Daiso in the Bay, this would be it every time.