Beautiful store with lovely minimal utilitarian clothing and all manner of home and gift items. A little crowded all in all but very cheerful and helpful staff
Expensive but really good and pretty designs of clothes and really good and helpful tools for organization in the house and office. Love the plain and modern designs.
When you first walk into the store, you are greeted with food. The aroma of the store is a strong citrus. You could buy clothing, art supplies, and home necessities and decor.
I don't know why I like the pens, they feel normal yet are expensive-ish. I mean, the best one is the calligraphy pen. Writing on the provided pad with many colors just satisfies me.
In addition to the satisfying part, I loved the diffusers and aromas. My favorite was the "Happy" diffuser, which had the fragrance of a nice citrus, not as strong as how the store smells. In contrast, I did not enjoy the Rosemary diffuser. Maybe personal preference, but whatever.
Ooh, also, don't mess with anything. The display, the stamps, etcetera. A family got yelled and had to pay for each item, as they were caught opening the stamps, even though THERE WERE MANY SIGNS SAYING NOT TO.
A Nice Place To Feel At Peace!
Organized and very clean with a lot of stationary and home goods. Pretty much wanted to buy everything even if I had the same thing just not Muji style
My favorite stores. Good prices, and the design is neat, clean and functional. Excellent clothes, in particular men's shirts, which are very competitively priced and great quality. This location is smaller, but still offers good selection.
This is a smaller version of the Muji Store on 5th Ave. If they don't have what you're looking for, try there. This is especially true of clothing sizes. Still, it's a great store with an ingenious layout and the same high quality merchandise (well, most of it anyway).
This shop is small version of Uniqlo with much better products. The location is part of NY Times building and it's convenience near NY Port Authority Bus Terminal.
Like MUJI itself. But staffs here are rude and i saw they grumbled toward each other while helping me. It was very embarrassing moment and comfortable for me to shop there. Why should I watch out how staffs will react?
Both locations on the same street are very nice. This location is smaller, but very cool. The large glass windows are neat.
MUJI products are all awesome. That's all you need to know.
Muji is a great Japanese store that has a wide array of quality, unbranded staples at good prices. I personally own several of their men's shirts, packing cubes, a humidifier/diffuser, various kitchen staples, and a wide array of their stationary; all of it exceptional. I am particularly fond of their pens and notebooks which come in a huge selection of sizes, colors, paper selections, and markings (blank, grid, dot grid, and lined). The staff is always friendly and helpful and the Japanese snacks they have (for purchase) are a delicious indulgence.
-1 star because I was hoping for something more unique at this prime NYC location.
Beautiful stuff that anyone with a sense of minimal design, living efficiency, and orderliness could ever appreciate. It's just so damned expensive.
Very helpful staff. The products are great. You can get anything you'd need here.
One of my favorite stores. Good prices, and the design is neat, clean and functional. Excellent clothes, in particular men's shirts, which are very competitively priced and great quality. This location is smaller, but still offers good selection.