We came here because my niece loves the store…read more.... It was my first time in the store, so I was intrigued. The store advertises itself as a place with no high end brands. MUJI's name in Japanese, translates as "no-brand quality goods." The brand mark and the brand name, which are well-recognized by designers, convey a certain image to people beyond factors such as the functionality, quality or value of the product itself. Mujirushi Ryohin was created in Japan in 1980 with the development of 40 products in the areas of apparel, household goods and food--which, as the name indicates, had no brand but were good-quality products. I thought the prices were not bad and the quality was good. My niece bought some writing instruments, which she loves.

We were in Boston for my birthday weekend. I knew it was going to be cold, but I don't know that…read moreI've ever been as cold as I was there in my entire life. After a day of walking around, I knew I had to find a scarf or some type of net gator. We stopped in multiple shops along Newberry Street with no luck. I had not been in MUJI before and was so impressed with the layout, the organization, and the selection. We found the much needed net gator, which was priced fairly and so warm! While the store was crowded, the flow worked well and they had a number of people running the cash register so the line went really quick. Would definitely go back and visit again.

I've been to a lot of shops themed similarly, Teehee i must say has been the most clean, most…read moreorganized and most impressive wall of Sanrio haha least that i have been in. The others focus more on beauty products and some blind boxes and bathroom necessities. This store has a ton of cute things for your loved ones, a Photo Booth, cute tidbits for your tooth brushes, phone charms, art supplies etc. Now the BIG BIG hello kitty, Sanrio character plushes i think are $250+ but they are .. what one might think would be life size for what hello kitty would be haha. One staff member working, greeted as we walked in and overall nice. Appreciate how organized and clean the store is, makes it a breeze to navigate.

We were driving by and I noticed there was a store that had a GINORMOUS Hello Kitty in the…read morewindow... definitely had to stop, park, & check Teehee out! Teehee has everything Hello Kitty/Sanrio from plushies, pencil pouch cases, accessories, apparel, & more. I'm OBSESSED with their large Hello Kitties & little knick knacks. Very pricey though, in my opinion, but as expected. There's a couple stores similar Allston & Chinatown (Tao's & Reiwatakiya), but Teehee has much more for options if you're looking for Sanrio.

I love checking out new comic stores while on vacation…read more This was really cool! They have a good selection of stuff, not just comics. They had action figures, funkos, shirt, pins and other Knick knacks and gifts. I didn't go upstairs, but it was cool to see they have such a large store and selection!

Fun time browsing this store after our train ride ended right on Newbury Street this morning…read more Everything from Tshirts and manga, to plush animals and socks, to trading cards and Funko pops, graphic novels and regular books. My brother got a Tshirt and some socks and my husband bought a book. The staff was helpful. Freezing cold in there with the a/c blasting but I'm sure it would feel good later when it's warmer and when it's crowded. Didn't really check the prices but apparently they were ok because people bought stuff. Come check it out! Newbury street is fun for shopping anyway!

It's under new ownership and the new owner is wonderful! Great merchandise and fantastic customer…read moreservice! There's something for everyone. Unique designs, too. I'd definitely return next time I'm in Boston.

Great little shop full of fun cards, gifts and souvenirs for Boston and Massachusetts. Is a great…read morespot to find a gift to remember visit to Boston with good prices and nice salesperson. Also, has local cards, postcards, books and scenic calendars. Would highly recommend.

Never seen or been in a Moleskine store. Molskine has it's…read moreown store, sounded cool. Yeah, I like pens and notebooks, Franklin ..writing related stuffs. Moleskine is one of my favorite notebook. Who can argue with that? Even Hemingway used them.. This Moleskine store has full of Moleskines. Being surrounded with M was cool. Located at the Harvard Square, right out side of T station. If you buy 2, third one's free sign was shining at the entrance. Tried to find 3 Molskines I liked to have for about 20 minutes. All different colors of small ones with square lined, no lined, etc or big ones.. Couldn't find the one I wanted to get. I have so many Molskines at home. Felt like I wasted my chance.

Adorable store in Harvard Square for splurging on nice writing supplies. I had a blast trying out…read moreall the different smooth-moving pens. Tip - student discount available with ID!

I was sad, but slightly relieved, when good closed. It was too tempting to pass on my way to the T…read moreevery day! Now, welcome Ouimillie-- which is even MORE irresistible! Ugh. I can't win... or I can't lose? The vibe is similar to good in that you walk in and immediately want to buy EVERYTHING (and your wallet is like hey maybe no?), but it's a very different style. Where good was minimalist and only sold the Hamptons palette of white/gray/navy, Ouimillie takes a much more bold approach. Their clothing is so unique that at first, I thought it was all vintage. But no! It's a carefully curated collection of French, German, and Danish designers. From dip dyed tshirt dresses to sleek white blazers to cool girl jeans, they've got a little bit of everything. Prices are in line with what'd you expect from a boutique in Beacon Hill selling obscure designer brands, in the neighborhood of $200/blouse. Expensive? Yes. But not out of line with comps and their stuff is all really unique. They also have a gorgeous collection of home goods (I want all the gold ceramic bowls!), the cutest tiny leather purses in all colors and finishes, and a ton of jewelry. And candles. Of course there's candles.

I love small, curated shops like this one. I was passing by on Charles St. one day and happenned to…read morestop inside - they have a lot of hard to find stateside brands like Baum und Pferdgarten and other European designers. It's a well curated selection, and you can reallllly tell that each product is selected with care. They're not just trying to shove all the latest trends at you like department stores, they're taking the time to really show you QUALITY pieces. That being said, the prices are high but I'm a quality over quantity person. Great for browsing too if you're in the area on a weekend. They don't get many pieces in the same style, so if you wait on it there's a big change you won't get your hands on it (I learned the hard way!).

Love this store!! They have such a great selection and I always get gifts for my kids when I travel…read moreinto Boston for work.

A great local bookstore located in the Seaport area. The store is literally across from the…read morewaterfront. The store has a cafe, a stage, and an upstairs workshop area. Rolling bookshelves around the the stage allow easy transformation to seating area for performance on stage. Youngest daughter purchased a book that she liked. The sale lady was very friendly.

So happy to see Miniso in Boston/Cambridge!…read more The store is small but very well organized. Very happy to see many imported products from Japan! Definitely worth checking it out if you are in the area!

Cute mainly Japanese specialty store with lots of products from overseas. Like many of these…read moreboutique/specialty places, the prices can be on the higher side. They are running a promotion where you can get a blind box during your birth month if you sign up to be a member. You'll receive a blind box of your choosing less than $25 for free. The only issue is it's a bit finicky on which blind box the coupon applies to and the prices aren't explicitly placed on some of the boxes, so that was a bit of a challenge finding one that qualified.