Nabors Wholesale Network

closing down and everythings at 50% off with no exchange or refunds! they have some sponges, and kitchen gadgets left, some blankets, some korean tonics, a few rice cookers, some random exercise machines, slippers& socks, some cute baby baskets with goodies and some snacks still left.
fyi some snacks are stale hahaha but 50% …eat at your own risk!

OK, I had a great time stopping here after Coffee Zone and Hmart. I was just browsing, when I came upon the Glasslock sets. There’s the rectangular set, 5 pieces w/​lids, for $ 20.00 and the round set, 5 pieces w/​lids for $ 19.00. After a quick comparison with the prices at Hmart (you have to buy individually), you save about $ 7.00 by buying the set here than individually. Saved me $ 14.00 !!! Wooohoooo !!!
So, I got both!!! The 2 ladies speak mainly Korean, but she was very pleasant. They rang me up without a problem. I didn’t have any attitude or bad customer service.
One thing I’d like people to know — most of these Asian stores don’t have returns. ALL SALES ARE FINAL. If an appliance you bought was broken, they might exchange for the same item, but no refunds.
Buyer beware!

I’d stopped by here with sis after a stop at Coffee Zone next door-​ish. Mom wanted to check out the kitchen gadgets. At first it looked like a small shop, but once you step in, you’ll find that the store expands all the way to the back room.
There was lots of fun kitchen gadgets to be had. Everything from KBBQ necessities (grill, propane stove, etc.) to lunch boxes (bento style), to everyday household items (rubber gloves, sponges…). They’d even had a section dedicated to health and beauty (face masks, herbal teas…).
The prices are just right — not too expensive if at all. They carried both low end and high end items, I’d noticed (cheap $ 4.99 KBBQ grill versus $ 19.00 grill, with the $ 4.99 one probably only lasting one or two uses).
Overall, it’s a fun place to stop and check out if you’re in the area. I particularly like the lunch gear. :)