Only 1 small food court, 1 clothes boutique and a bad restaurant
Buyer beware - if you're not local to Edison and/or immediately planning to spend thousands of dollars, I don't recommend shopping here.
I made a trip from DC to the Mall at Oak Tree for potential bridal wear and ended up buying an outfit I liked for a pre-wedding event. So many things went wrong:
1) No promised alterations were done on my outfit. Chirag, the owner or someone with authority there, seems to believe alterations were done "incorrectly," as though I somehow grew 4 inches in height and lost 40 lbs in 2 weeks
2) This item was "less than $1000," so when a family member went to pick it up after it was supposed to be altered to my size, Rekha told her the item was not expensive enough to iron or send in a garment bag (things that were promised to us when we bought the outfit).
3) Rekha forgot to send the dupatta that belonged with the outfit. This had to be mailed to me.
The Mall tried to fix the alterations on my outfit twice, but they lost my measurements so the outfit they sent back 1) cutoff my circulation and 2) then reverted back to being too big. This was even after I FaceTimed them to give them my measurements.
In the end, this whole saga took over a month and I never got a properly tailored outfit.
Varied designer Indian cloth stores, the prices are okay and food is good. The mall is very small, just one little complex.
Only the best shopping you can find in oak tree with phenomenal dedigners!
I am wondering why the clothing stores are getting 5 stars! Is there any option for negative 5 stars?
So they do have a great collection, but mind you, you will only be welcome and treated well if you are going to spend $$$$$$. If you are looking to get a matching blouse for a saree you already have, you are not welcome specially when there are other bigger customers in the store. The manager or the person in charge will ask the salesgirls to pay more attention to people who they think will spend thousands! What kind of customer service is that?
Here is what happened;
My wife was looking for a matching blouse for a saree she had already purchased. One of the salesgirl offered to help find her one, and there were a couple of them she liked and asked if there were more choices. Meanwhile the manager comes from behind and ask the salesgirl what she is looking for. The salesgirl politely said, that I am looking for a blouse for her for this saree. In the next second it happened that my wife turned around and saw (caught) the manager who was giving signs to the salesgirl that she needs to go and help other customers (who came in the store after us) since they were looking for wedding dresses. No customer is big or small! They have no sense of customer service! I would definitely want to make sure that they see this and act on it. This may have happened to many, but I am someone who will not be quite for not being properly treated. You are in business because of your customers, learn to respect each one!
I went to the mall at oak tree a couple of months ago to shop for outfits for my brother's and cousin's weddings coming up this summer. They had a great selection of designers and different kinds of outfits for all the events that are a part of an Indian wedding-for guests and brides themselves. I even ended up buying a sherwani type jacket for my husband to wear to my brother's wedding. Not only was I happy with their selection but their customer service-every person I interacted with wanted to make sure I was happy with my purchases and the final fit of my outfits which I'm particular about. I know where I'll be going the next time I need to shop for an Indian outfit!
Best place for foood
This is currently in beginning stage. Not many shops are available. Many of them are not opened yet. The is a small food court which serves Indian cuisine e
Best Indian women ethnic wears!
The best name ever. The mall will dazzle you with 2 different stores in the complex. With prices of Versache clothing its sure to be within your budget. Remember before you buy any clothes go to the Mall at Oak Tree
I would definitely not describe this as a mall. There are a few different stores within the building but they are all probably owned and at least operated by the same woman. When we first went in, we were greeted by the woman in the store and then when we didn't see anything there within our budget, she offered to show us the shop next door which had the clearance items. They did have a large selection of different Indian clothing options, but their prices seemed a little higher than other comparable stores.