Tony Moly

This store is so cute! The packaging is beautiful and of course the products are being raved about and now I know why! The two sales women were so kind and helpful. This store is a hidden gem!

Really nice and helpful salesperson who answered many questions that my friends and I had. The masks are cheaper than at sephora so if you like their masks get them here instead of sephora!

Had to force myself to leave this store. I am totally in love with face masks and they have ALOT! I went a bit crazy in here. Got some nice freebies as well. I love the egg face mask. Trying ti out on my hubby actually. Great for cleaning out pores. :)

Love these Korean products! There was really great service. The girls who worked there know their products well. Though there is a bit of hovering, they’re really helpful. My friend and I were pleased with the products and service.

Extremely friendly customer service here! The place is so adorable you just want to buy everything in the store! Has majority of the Tony Moly line in a tiny compact store, but the workers try to give everyone that comes in individual attention, advice and etc on what to get.
I didn’t catch the name of the girl who helped me out, but she was the most adorable sales associate ever. Very kind and very informative with all the products in the store.

Hanna (the owner) was so helpful and very sweet. Grade A skincare that won’t hurt your bank account.

Was drawn in by the sale sign and even though I didn’t get anything on sale I am thoroughly satisfied with my visit. I got quite a few things, got several bigger than usual samples and a member card with five dollars towards next visit. The sales girl was veey helpful and didn’t say anything until I asked her questions and should be a few things I desperately needed but wasn’t sure which brand or type was for me. The brand certainly doesn’t disappoint and neither does this store!

I love this store, well I love the brand and was happy that TonyMoly opened in NYC. I haven’t been to the K-​town one yet.
They had 30% off for certain sun creams in front of the store. Wasn’t interested in that.
I was interested in their eyeliners.
I brought the crystal lovley eyes #3, which is a pink eyeliner on one end and a lighter pink creamy base on the other.
All products have a tester so you can see if the color or product fits your skin tone.
They had 15% off for student ID and I forgot to bring mine.
The sales rep was so nice, she even went to the back and opened a new BCdation because there wasn’t a tester for the product. I’m still using their whitening skincare products at home so wasn’t planning on getting more. I wanted to go back and get the Aloe Masks of 10 for $ 8-don’t know if it will still be there next time.

Very helpful sales associate. Very clean and tidy store. A little pricey. Overall great experience.

When I first walked in I immediately noticed this location was much tidier and less cluttered that the K-​town shop, which is the one I’ve mostly been to. Good start, right?
Well, here’s why I’m giving it two stars:
As soon as I walk in I’m greeted and asked the standard «can I help you with anything?». Wonderful. I respond saying no thank you, that I already know the brand.
Salesgirl then follows me to the sunscreen section trying to tell me about each individual one and I point to one I already use and tell her thanks, I already use this one and I like it. She then tries to have me sample a new mango sunscreen, which I do in the hopes it’ll get her off my back. I move down to the lotions, give one tester a whiff and she puts her face very close to mine and says «smells good right!»
I turn around to look at the cosmetics and she starts telling me about the individual lipsticks and and pulls a few out for me to try. I’m hoping she gets the hint when I tell her (with a polite smile), thank you but if I have any more questions about products I’ll ask.
NOPE! Still standing basically right next to me when I go over to the face masks, starts rattling off what each one does, suggests wrinkle patches… and so I did something I almost never do. I said thank you and abruptly walked out of the store without buying a thing.
The customer service started off fine with a greeting and offer to help find anything I might need (I get that Korean beauty products are still fairly new in the US and although they’re getting trendier most Americans still aren’t very familiar with them) but following me around the tiny store with a hard sell after multiple attempts to say «thanks but I don’t need your help at the moment» just made the few minutes I spent in there unpleasant.
I’ll stick to the K-​town location.

Finally a Korean cosmetic shop closer to wear I live! Not all the way in Ktown!
The shop was small enough, but I couldn’t navigate around without the lady following me. She was eyeing at me as I tried the testers. I felt like she was going to burst if I used a little bit more. I didn’t ask for supervision or even assistance.
Cute packaging for everything! Definitely a huge reason for most girls to buy their items, but not for me. Its the quality, not the appearance of the bottle that’s going to fix your skincare problems.
I recommend the Firming Body Cream. It made my skin feel super soft! I go to a school with a lot of people, so they occasionally bump into me in the hall during passing period. During these bumps, I should be mad, but no, I was happy because they all complimented how smooth my skin was! Normally, they would apologize, but not this time.
I do not recommend the Refresh Multi Cleanser (green) and the snail eye patch. The cleanser does not clear my acne or even reduce it. The eye patch is overpriced. Around $ 5 for one!

The products are much more expensive than those u can get on eBay I bought like a gift set which included a little facial cleanser a soap and a snail facial cream when I got home and took out the facial cleanser saw «not for sale «on the back of it. I am kind of upset that they wrap some sample size product that not even for sale and sell it to the customers.

I visited this place over 2 months ago and I can agree with some of the reviews here. The clerks there are pushy, but not every clerk I think. It really ruins the experience of just browsing a store. They act like everyone who steps in the door is always looking to buy something… not true. Cultural or not, people need to knock off treating customers this way. Even my Flushing friend hates when she steps into certain Asian skincare stores only to be treated with pushy sales staff.

I stepped into this store with my friend who is obsessed with Korean beauty products. All the products are super cute. It took nearly all my will power not to buy everything. The store is quite narrow so I bumped into a few people while I navigated around. I think I would come back if the saleswoman was not so aggressive. She followed me around t

This was a small shop, but my female friends enjoyed shopping here. They thought the skin care products were very cute and had lots of samples for them to try. Which made my friends purchase something. The owner was nice enough to let us use their restroom. This was a big deal since almost every where In New York, there wasn’t a bathroom for the public. If I ever need skin care products I’d visit this place again. Oh, and their Korean music was good too.

I passed by this store as I was headed back towards the subway on Canal St. Since Sephora recently brought in Tony Moly as a brand I wanted to check this store out.
My boyfriend and I were the only customers so the salesladies rushed over to us as we entered. Asked a couple of questions and the girl helping me wasn’t really pushy, yet did not really let me play with the makeup/​skincare myself, which was kind of annoying.
Otherwise I was in and out of the store within 15 minutes. I bought 2 items and she gave me a sheet mask sample. Considering the amount I spent on these 2 items, she was pretty stingy compared to Nature Republic and The Face Shop around the corner.

I’ve always wanted to try the bunny lip gloss, so I was excited to see the Tony Moly store. I got my bunny lip gloss.
BUT.
The saleswoman was insanely pushy. She stood right next to me and breathed down my neck. When I picked up a product, she would take it from me to open it, then tell me what it is («this is an apple scented skin cream» Well no shit, Sherlock) then stare at me intently as I examined the product. She followed me throughout the store in this manner. It was super uncomfortable.

Pleasantly found this little gem while searching for new places to eat in Chinatown. I have always heard good things about Tony Moly cosmetics plus they were running a 10% discount for their grand opening.
More spacious and organized compared to their koreatown location. Prices were listed as well.
I read a lot of good things about the eyebrow pencil so I decided to get that. I got it in brown which is still a little dark for me but the product is still very good for $ 5. I got the discount plus a free Korean face mask as a gift.
Minus one star for the sales lady being a little too pushy