The prices at this place are awesome! They have pretty eclectic items, from jewelry to accessories…read morebut I guess the main draw is the lingerie, mostly latin lux lines and really great body shapers. Their sales are pretty awesome. I think they have stores in nolita and flushing as well.

Lady owner is a gem. Handwoven work & immaculate designs…read more Rentals are pricy, but haggle at your discretion. From what I've learned, the lady has been here since the 90s. Recommended.

Not a great experience, would never recommend to anyone. We paid extra to have a custom size hanbok…read moremade for my mother for our wedding and the size was completely wrong. The skirt was too long no matter how much we adjusted the straps and it also came with a huge stain on it that we didn't see until the day of the wedding because we thought it would be clean after picking it up from the business. The hanbok jacket was also way too short. It almost didn't cover the part of the skirt that covered my mother's chest. Having to pay extra money and not get what you ordered and it be dirty is extremely unacceptable and disappointing. When my husband and I told her about what happened she didn't say anything but "okay" and laughed a little. I definitely don't recommend this hanbok place.

Very friendly and helpful sales people and the clothes are nice. They are on the pricier side but…read moreyou can always find something in your range.

The best Hanbok place in NYC if you are shopping for something unique, new and gorgeous. The owner…read moreis terrific and honest. The price is half of all the rest of the Hanbok stores. The selection is awesome. I strongly recommend you check this place out. It only takes twenty minutes by train.

Stopped by last minute to get my daughter's hanbok for the New Year, and I'm so glad we did. This…read moreis a cute neighborhood shop with a lovely selection and nice quality including a wide selection of styles for kids. Everything seems to be made in Korea, which I appreciate. The owner was patient, helping my daughter try them out and suggesting the right size. Prices were very reasonable for the quality. We would come back and recommend this shop to anyone looking for a decent quality hanbok at a fair price.

I never would have considered walking into this store, but one day nature called. Or rather, it…read moresent a shouting telegram. Upon advice from somebody in another store, I shuffled across the street to H Hilfiger and was directed upstairs to the top floor. I was greeted by a pristine multi-stalled white bathroom that made me wonder where it's been all my life. If you are in SoHo and in need of a clean quiet place to fix yourself up, this is it. Also, the ladies' clothing section in the lower level is not bad and has some good sale prices.

Yes, TH clothes DO fit unbelievably well- without alterations. But I'm tacky and I need more…read morevariety. The service here was excellent- I wanted an impossible combination of skirt and shirt that I knew probably wasn't available...but the poor lady gladly checked their entire inventory for me...and wasn't even a bit ticked off when I told her I didn't want the stuff.

Visited charisol almost two years ago to try on some wedding dresses. I was pulled in by the raving…read morereviews and the fact that there was a bridal shop so close to home. I believe I was helped by someone named Kimberly. I was given a questionnaire to fill out and then she selected some dresses for me to try on. My friends and I were able to peruse the collection and find dresses as well. I wasn't sure which style would fit me the best so they were able to help me narrow it down. The bridal attendant was so patient and kind. She really knew which style would fit my body the best and from that visit I knew I wanted a dress that was very fitted and in an A line shape. My friends took a ton of photos so that was very helpful to see which looked good on me. I also tried on a lot of dresses. Fast forward almost two years later and it's my friend looking for a wedding dress. We arrive for an appointment and are met with someone named Vicky. She was ok, a little pushy and didn't really give me the same vibe that Kimberly did. There was a form again to be filled out but since the venue was not determined she suggested that it would be better to find a dress after. A nicer way to approach would have been to not state that at all because it felt like she shouldn't be trying on dresses to see which style fits the best. So currently they only allow 5 free dresses to be tried on. Anything more than that requires a payment of $20 for 5 more dresses. Also mentioned everywhere on the walls were no photography unless it's a say yes to the dress. Um, how are we suppose to help our friend see how she looked like in each dress? Also when I grabbed a dress to pick for her, Vicky snapped telling me to put it down and to listen to her. I didn't really feel so comfortable going around picking out dresses for her after that. At the end she stated that she also does makeup and is available for wedding services too. Overall, if I were the bride again and went through that type of customer service I wouldn't be too compelled to come back after all the new ways of the business.

NEGATIVE -----TEN STARS. BEWARE…read more Future brides, If you want a Drama-free wedding, I urge you to NOT make this your bridal shop. LOOK ELSEWHERE. There are PLENTY of bridal shops that will carry just the same brand and variety of gowns with BETTER staff, if not more. I purchased a wedding gown from Charisol Bridal and the store's own tailor had completed a hemming job on my dress on my sleeves and the bottom of the skirt. Dissatisfied with the job they had provided me with, I decided to pick up the dress from Charisol Bridal to have it looked at by another independent tailor. Upon trying the dress on at the new tailor's, I noticed the hemline at the bottom was uneven with a portion of it at the front shorter than the rest (SEE PHOTO). I also found a stain on the front of the dress even though I have not taken the dress out of the original bag until that time. I reached out to the manager at Charisol Bridal who told me that there is nothing she could offer to mend the issue rather than to "listen to [us]" over the phone. I asked for a better solution and the manager later called back offering two solutions for the problem: 1) provide me with the refund for the tailoring job, which is $450 OR 2) order an entirely new gown from the designer. I opted to get the full refund of $450 for the tailoring since the wedding was very close and I will be out of the country for a full month before then. The manager was made aware and had agreed to refund me a full amount of $450 + any cleaning fee for the stain. She proceeded to take my credit card number down for the refund which I provided. I was contacted the day after (today 4/12/19) by "Mike" from the shop (owner) saying that this is not their responsibility and that they have contacted the designer for a new dress. I was very upset and dissatisfied that 1) they did not offer me the refund that they had offered even after taking my credit card information over the phone 2) they have requested a new dress to be shipped from the designer fully aware that the bride will be unavailable and WITHOUT ASKING ME. At this time, I am left with a bill from my new tailor of $700 to undo all the previous tailoring done at Charisol Bridal and to tailor the dress all over again with Charisol Bridal Boutique refusing to refund me any money for the botched tailoring job they had done. UPDATE: just called the shop to make a quick visit at the shop to resolve the issue in person, my mom started the conversation pleasantly, then Mike the owner asked "What do you want for your wedding?" and when my mom began to answer, he cut her off constantly, infuriating my mother. My mom asked "why do you ask us what we want if you are not going to listen?" he replied "resolve this matter on YOUR OWN" really? my mom got upset, things got heated up and then he started accusing my mother of using INFORMAL KOREAN LANGUAGE. Done with even trying to put up with their refusal to admit to their own mistakes and failing to give us the refund they verbally agreed to (this is held against them by the Better Business Bureau). I have screenshots of all texts we have exchanged. Anyone, please feel free to contact regarding my experience.

5 years later we went back to Assi for our baby's first birthday celebration! There are so many to…read morechoose from but she went above and beyond to source a new hanbok for our little one in the specific color we were looking for and, do I even need to say how great it looked?! We love Assi and will visit again and again for all our hanbok needs. We are so thankful for making our day extra special!

This store rents hanbok and has option to make your own hanbok then return to store. Owners were…read moresuper nice. Best prices of three hanbok stores in the area. Good selection. They also sell Korean blankets. Owned by a Korean couple and both owner were helpful and kind.

This is my jeweler! This is my spot...this is where i go to for jewelry!…read more This is where you want to get your bling-bling on ;0p OMG..this place is soooo bad for me. I can spend a lot of money here b/c I just can't help myself from buying sooo many beautiful pieces of jewelry. It's located inside the lobby or 1/2 floor mezzanie of the Sherton Hotel in Flushing (between Prince & Main street). There may be two jewelry stores in the Sheraton. DIF Diamond Jewelry is located towards the back. Go there for the unique and one of a kind pieces. Everytime my family, girlfriends and I get a piece from DIF, its always gets tons of compliments. The pieces are unique, stylish and classic. There's a wide range of exquisite pieces you can purchase and the price is negotiable ;0) The owners of the place are friendly and we trust them. You can also go there for have them make one of a kind pieces for you. The owners are brilliant and knows how the art of jewelry design. They're our go to place for jewelry....quality jewelry. Basically, you're getting similar quality pieces for much less than if were were to go to any of the big name brand, mainstream jewelry chains from high (Tiff, Cartier, boutique designer jewelers, etc) to mid-range (Macy's Bloomingdales, K Jewelry, Jareds, etc).