Omoi Life Goods

This is very cute and aesthetic store. Everything was organized and easy to find. I couldn't find the notebook I wanted but it was still a nice store.

This store is full of good vibes. The products are clearly carefully selected and places throughout the shop. They have stickers, stationery, candles, cards, prints, and more. They also often have some really intriguing artist events and stationery swaps. A pretty cool place to get a gift for a friend or yourself if you enjoy the shop’s aesthetic and vibe.

As I take a walk for my daily routine in the city, I found this stationary shop by accident. I was looking for a stationary shop over the years. This shop has well organized display with books, stationary items, and goods. It is a beautiful shop. I strongly recommend to stop by and get items for you and your loved one.

This lovely little shop sits right next to Center City Vet where I take my cat, and I was so pleasantly surprised by their large selection of Japanese stationery. I could definitely spend all my money there, and I just might next time I visit!

Bad customer service experience and small collection of actual stationery supplies and variety but have cute stickers, trinkets and gift type things. The cashier who initially started checking me out just walked away because I told her she wasn't listening to what I was trying to tell her. Clearly there was no line to warrant a rush because she walked away and I had to flag someone else to help me. I just want y'all to realize your tiny little store gets so packed with people I can't properly sort through what I'm holding in my hand until I get to the register. NO I don't want to just step to the side to leave the register open, for the 0 other people in line. It happens often enough where cashiers are so grabby they'll start scanning whatever you put down, I just don't like that experience. It's better for everyone if I can safely put down my shopping to do a once over and directly hand the cashier what I want with just a little explanation. I'm thankful for the Asian lady that helped me check out, unfortunately I didn't get her name but she answered my questions and grabbed stuff for me to test. She was helpful and willing to just listen that I simply wanted her to wait for me to hand her things. I can easily spend $100-$200 each visit restocking stationery and grabbing cute new things but I'm not inclined to revisit because of this experience. I usually go to Muji and that's where I'll keep going.