Cute clothes - all made in Korea. Pretty shirts, skirts and dresses. Many priced in the $70-80…read morerange. I asked the store clerk about the sizing - she said all the clothes were the same size. I said like "one size fits all"? She said they were all more like a small/medium size. I tried on a shirt - I normally wear an XS and it fit fine. But I could see it fit fine for someone who normally wears a Medium too. FYI they have the same boutique in the Doraville H Mart - I love their clothes and shoes too :) They are located in the same shopping center as Choong Man Chicken and Sweet Hut Bakery.

They have good clothes but like all there clothes are 80-90 dollars when I can get the same thing…read moreor better Somrwhere else for like 12 dollars

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.

So so so cute! Love the selection and just the experience itself. It was soooo packed in there I…read moreended up not getting anything this time around because of the long lines but know for sure I'll be back. I loved the kitchen section for their sprays and cool gadgets. Can't wait to go back honestly! I will also add that the snacks the party i was with purchased were sooooo yummy (mochi, sponge cake, and strawberry wafers--A MUST)

They require all of your personal information to do a simple transaction, really weird way of doing…read morebusiness

Store is overwhelming itself. It's organized it's just a lot and seems like a lot of stuff to go…read morethrough to find a gem. Great alteration services a bit pricy but of course it's a stand alone service within the store.

Very helpful staff with amazing Korean skincare to address my skin concerns, definitely recommend!read more

I came here to check out a lip bar and the color I wanted was not available here. So I guess I have…read moreto be patient and wait for it to arrive after I get home and order it direct from the official site. No lip bar, so I went on to look around at the cushion foundation (never mind if you have no clue what I was talking about). My Whoo cushion is running out so I thought maybe I would try another brand. Aritaum carries a few brands like Sulwhasoo, Laneige and Iope, all under Amore Pacific. Staff was helpful. She told me the shop does not carry all colors for the lip bar. I told her I wanted to get the cushion in #21. The staff rang up my order and I wanted to grab the shopping bag after paying. She asked me to wait a min, opened a drawer and gave me lots of samples. She also invited me to sign up for this free membership thing to get discount? Overall, this is a great place to shop for korean skin care and make up products. I just wish the shop is bigger and carries more products.

STRICTLY FOR URBANISTAS!…read more This store is very urban and I was attracted by the crazy colors and patterns. Sometimes, you just never know what you might find in these stores so I ventured inside to take a look around. The clothing in this store is just very cheap and tawdry,( very tight and short dresses, mini tops sheer tops and dresses). Much of it should not be worn outside of one's home, but to each his own. If you like "hooker heels" (very tall in gold, hot pink etc), this is the store for you. They had it all but The store is rather large and also has a section for men, (the store next door). The men's selection was urban as well but more tasteful with a nice selection of colored and patterned shirts. They also carried shorts, jeans and hats. I liked the men's colorful shirts with matching hats and think that they are a great statement for summer. I would definitely recommend the men's wear but ladies look elsewhere. You deserve better.

I went to this Burlington cause I was out in the area and I was hoping to find some stuff for my…read morebedroom, but I didn't find it, but I did find was a lot of stuff when I tell you you couldn't even walk down the aisles because it was just stuff everywhere I don't know if the shelves fail or what but it was a lot. I already don't like shopping at stores like that because you have to dig through to find what you want, but the way that store was set up. It was so cluttered that I didn't want to even look for anything and then the line to check out was up and around and down, so it was a long line of people. I don't even know if it was a good sale that was going on because again it was just so much stuff I did not feel like going through it so essentially if you are looking to shop at Burlington right now is a good time because they have a overstock of stuff at this location. I turned around and went to the one in Fayette, not too long after this one, and it was such a calmer experience

2 stars for opening only one cashier with a long line. I dread coming here because this is a common…read morething at every location.

This store is fantastic. The name says it all…read more I love rummaging through this store because it reminds me of the days when everyone carried those clever Inspector Gadget pencil cases to elementary school. It was sign that you had arrived in my circle. Where? We had no idea! We were only ten years old. Mine was pink with a multiple compartments for various writing utensils. There was also a built-in sharpener and thermometer. If none of this sounds a gong for you, stop by out of curiosity but without expectations. The one thing that this place holds is an enormous furry stuffed hamster. It comes in smaller sizes, but I've never been one for settling.

I went to All Fancy last week because I was in the area, and it was one of those shops that sold…read morecute Asian trinkets and other merchandise (like stationary). It's small and cramped; two people could fit in one aisle if they tried, but there were only four aisles, so the shop isn't big enough for more than six or seven people to shop comfortably in. So far, pretty typical. I wasn't really impressed by the selection the shop offered, though, and because the location was in a fairly popular shopping plaza, there were too many customers in the shop to feel comfortable in when I was there. I remember having to wait a few minutes for another customer to finish looking at an item to leave the aisle I was in because she was blocking the one exit the aisle had.

Recently had the displeasure to deal with this business. Dress and Tux arrived 2 days before…read morewedding, tux did not fit correctly and didnt have time to alter. Service was appalling. Not once did the store call to give me any kind of updates as to when clothes would be ready, would leave messages with employees and not once did owner ever return call. ( messages were left in person, not by phone) . I should have looked into customer reviews on other sites, all are poor. and i mean ALL. not one good review of this place. Live and Learn.

From the owner: We're a one stop shop for weddings where you can check several items off your list without…read moresearching for days! We offer wedding dress and tuxedo rentals, bridal hair and makeup, and wedding flowers/linen rentals!

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.

One of the best Santas we have had the pleasure of seeing with our kids. If you are looking for…read moregreat holiday photos, this is the place to go.

I visited this delightful shop to find a matching skirt for my hanbok shirt. I had a wonderful…read moreexperience modeling on skirts of different colors, designs, and styles, learning how to fold and take care of hanboks, and taking my favorite (and perfectly-tailored) piece home!

I am not a fan of negative reviews, but I do think it is important to let other people know what…read morethey are getting into. I am getting married, and my fiancé is Korean, so I wanted to wear a hanbok because I think it is very pretty! This is located within the H Mart shopping district (I believe under the Pika Pika Hair Salon). My fiancé was able to make an appointment for the day before. Our appointment was at noon. Everything was fine there. All of the hanboks were absolutely beautiful! It was amazing quality and everything. They really did treated us right when we first walked in. They picked out the skirt and the jacket for me first to figure out a style that we would go for. And then we picked out the outfit for him after to compliment my dress. They had so many different options, which was really nice! So, we found the outfit we liked. Now, it is time to talk about payment. We all got back into our normal wear, and that was when things got pretty bad, like Sarah's review mentioned. They quoted us $1,200 for my dress alone. This includes the skirt, the jacket, shoes and I believe petticoat. My fiance's was going to be $1,000. This includes the pants, jacket, undershirt and the rope. She had given us a discount of $200, because it was originally $1,400 and $1,200, respectively. Just like the previous review, we did not want to go with the first store we had went too. We did not want to pay that much as well. We asked how much renting would be. We could not have it altered (of course), it would have been $600 per person. She kept mentioning that this was "high quality" and it felt like a very nice quality. But I didn't mind getting something on a more medium quality and pay a more medium price. I don't mind paying for what I get. It was just outside my budget. She had asked how much we were willing to spend, and she said they cannot do it at the price we mentioned. I respected it, but we just can't do it. I do not speak Korean, but he does. And he said that we wanted to think about it. After he mentioned that, she said that we *should* buy the hanboks because they spent so much time helping us find an outfit. Number 1, we are not going to be guilted into buying something just because someone spent time with us, UNLESS it says so on the appointment request. Number 2. If you want someone to pay, simply charge an appointment fee. Then you won't feel like your time was "wasted". Because I've been to wedding dress stores, and they do not make me buy a dress, why would we buy a dress here? The bridal boutique doesn't even charge to try on dresses. Even $600 is enough for us to think and consider our options. *I will say that there is a section on the wall that mentioned NOT to take pictures and we did of my outfit. She mentioned that we took pictures so we should pay. I didn't see the notice - our fault, and I told her I can delete the pictures of the dress I was wearing. And we both pushed that we can delete the pictures in front of her so she can see it - but it wasn't really about the picture. It felt like she wanted leverage for us to buy something because we took a picture. I'm Asian, so I know Asian guilt tripping when I see it. We do NOT appreciate it. I think it would be the best experiences for all if they just charge in the beginning. This will save them from "wasted time". Because I am a person who believes in paying people their worth, but I'm not completely sure of the integrity of their business practice. I do not want to feel like I'm forced to buy anything. And that is why it is a negative review.