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    4.4 (22 reviews)

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    Lulu T.

    Clean, organized and affordable. Employees are really nice. Skin care, snacks, self care products, plates, pots, household items, cleaning products. You name it, they have it. I really appreciated the way they have the ceramic plates set up. Some things are pretty pricey and some things were a steal!

    Anna H.

    Teso Life is located in the heart of Flushing and conveniently within walking distance from the Flushing-Main Street subway station. The weather was in the high 50s today. This was my favorite Teso Life store. The shelves were stocked with a lot of Japanese snacks. Also, you can buy beverages, ice cream, kitchenware, health & beauty, etc. Check out their promotional sale items too! I bought these items below: Calbee Shrimp Chips Value Pack $4.99 Toko Strawberry Cookie Rolls $2.29 Morinaga Hi-Chew Mixed Soft Candy $3.59 Glico Pocky Crunchy Strawberry $1.99 I love, love, love Teso Life so much!

    View from across the street (where golden food court mall used to be)
    Jessica Z.

    The first Teso life I went to was in St. Marks, then the one by Herald Square; The last time I was here, they helped get points that didn't get added to my account from previous months. I was really surprised when I saw the old Golden foot court mall getting transformed into this giant two floor space. They carry a great selection of popular, useful household products, besides collectibles (we've been missing anime figure selling stores in Flushing for decades.) There's someone who speaks fluent English (which is rare in Flushing) and Mandarin. It is one of the largest Teso stores in NYC. I missed out on their free tote bag surprise give away promotion, but I saw the Chinese New Year Lucky Bag promotion still available for $24.99. I got eight products from this bag and the value was way beyond what I paid, just with three items alone. I took the liberty of searching for the products I got on their web site. Their site isn't the best when it comes to product searching by name or categories; I practically had to search every page just to find what I bought. The girl at the counter was nice enough to help and let me pick the mixed surprise bag since products differ per bag. I'm kind of tempted to see what the other stores have left in their selections since there's 3 Teso life locations in flushing alone.

    Victor H.

    A Japanese supermarket or store right in the center of Flushing. Awesome!!! They sell everything straight from Japan. The items may be a bit expensive compared from buying them from other places. But it is soo cool the fact that you are getting stuff straight from Japan! I will definitely come back more frequently to this place as it has soo much cool stuff and everyday Japanese items that I could integrate into my life : )

    Sofyan S.

    Cute looking store with chill music and lots of Japanese skincare, haircare, and similar products. There also seems to be pet supplies and kitchen supplies sections but they still seem to be renovating those areas. Because of this when you go to the back there are still some empty and under construction areas. Additionally some of the shelves are empty. However, the parts that are open look nice.

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    Karen S.

    There's about 3 Teso life stores in Flushing, each slightly different with what they have in stock. This one is particularly known for the collectible blind box toys they carry (and less the beauty items the one on Roosevelt carries). I love to pop by every now and then to oogle the new collections they carry. Honestly waiting to see when this Teso will have the latest Smiski At Work series... it just came out :D Worth walking a few blocks extra for these babies!

    Betty L.

    My very first time in a Teso Life store. So I wonder, is this what it's like going shopping in Japan. The store was busy with customers of all ages. They had toys, frozen foods, snack foods, candy, cosmetics, home goods, cleaning goods plus more. Definitely a great place to take your time, roam around and buy things that you didn't know that you needed.

    Ming W.

    Cute convenience store for all the Japanese goods and snacks! The store is clean and organized. Staff were helpful and friendly. They offer promotions periodically. The price is reasonable.

    Derek X.

    There's like 3 Teso Life locations within walking distance around the heart of Flushing. They each have a bit different focus. I feel like one had more household products, another had more skincare, and the other had more snacks. We ended up coming to this one because we felt this location had more Japanese ramen options. The cost was the same. They have so many different options for ramen with different price range. On average, they cost from $3.39 to $5.89. There are some that are more expensive. We ended up spending $50 just on ramen. It's a little bit more expensive than Mitsuwa, but it allows us to save time and stay in Flushing rather than spending at least 2 hours for a round trip to Mitsuwa. We also enjoy just coming here to browse Japanese products, like toys, figures, puzzles, clothes and bags. My GF especially enjoyed looking at their snack and drink isles and wanting to try everything. I really liked their action figures and anime related items. If not for the ramen, this is a store that you can kill some time in just by browsing.

    puzzles - the big 1000-piece demon slayer and sailor moon ones were almost $60

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