Well Being More

It’s a store of knick knacks. If you’ve ever been to the Lotte store near it, or the H mart up the street, they sell the quirky, cutesy, and occasionally useful non food items they have up front or in the back. Things like blankets, training chopsticks, strainers, steamers, I utensils, maybe a rice cooker. It’s a cramped, tiny store, and you will be followed.
Overall not bad, but I’m not personally into the stuff they were selling. I’d recommend checking it out if you’re looking to kill time.

I don’t think I can even describe everything at this store (because there are so many things this store carries), but it’s like the name of the location, they sell things promoting «well-​being» such as: blankets, plates, bowls, health supplements (high quality ginseng), asian medicines, herbs, rice makers, seeds, indoor slippers, hair color dyes (to cover white hairs), car accessories, and etc. It’s mainly a location for Asian (mainly Korean) customers to find items that they can no longer access in the States. It looks pretty disorganized when you first come in, but ask and someone will definitely come to help you!
If you have some time left over after shopping around in Lotte, check this place out! You might find something that you like!

My husband and I stopped by the store after seeing their vast display of plates and bowls as we were looking for new dinner plates. For the size of the store, it is well stocked with items that you might find in Korea and Japan — dinnerware, rice makers, comforter, utensils, etc. Since it was packet stocked, I had to be careful so I don’t swing my purse into their breakable items. We ended up purchasing 3 bibimbap bowls and a couple of the lunch boxes.
Service was fine. The lady at the cashier was helpful with explaining that we can use the bowls in the oven and stove top and that they are dishwasher safe. There was another lady following us around, but she was not intrusive. When my husband picked out the bowls, she even recommended that we get the wooden plates so the hot bowls don’t damage the kitchen table.

! Untrustworthy!
I was followed by lady pretending to shop and had to pass by ever time I went in a new area. On the way out I felt a tug on my hoodie so I turned around and it was same lady emptying out my hoodie to see if I had anything in there. A couple friends who had same kind of thing happen since they had their jackets in hand.
**Do Not Dupport this Businesses*
Called store and they would not give managers name and said they didn’t speak English