Enlightenment

Who can’t use some enlightenment?
I know I was intrigued. The shop on pier 39 has some nice items… mostly incense, rocks, paintings, some clothing and various other zen chatchkis.
The people in the store were very nice and patient as looked around.

went there few weeks ago and bought a avolokiteśvara statue originally it was 47 bucks, but the woman who works there, gave me a discount price, and a new stock, was very pleased, I think I will go back there again.

I love this store so much and want everything in it! They have a lot of cool Ganesha and Buddha items that I admire. The shirts are awesome and have hard to find designs. It is set up nice and the staff are helpful and friendly. If you love yoga culture then this is your store.

We came in at closing and we were helped as if there were hours to go before closing the doors. We browsed the whole store but just had to find out the scent of the incense they were burning. Our sales associate showed us all their varieties and burners as well. We did buy 3 incense packets, get one free, and a nice ceramic burner as well.
Both ladies that ended up helping us were very nice and patient.

Amazingly beautiful they even had henna cones I’ve been dying to get ahold of. Along with many other beautiful items

I loved this place. Lot’s of incense, statues, clothing and other items. Well worth a trip to Pier 39. Nice staff. I’ll go back again.

Amazing store! They have everything from statues to paintings, scarves, dresses and jewelery. The staff is friendly and helpful. And best of all, the prices are all reasonable, which is something one would not expect from a business on Pier 39. Anyone going to Pier 39 has to go to this store!

Everything is awesome and you can get lost in the store
Variety of stuff is available in the store. The people in the store are also very helpful.

They were extremely rude, and I was not pleased by anything. Displeased with how they handle customers too.

If you are going to visit one store on Pier 39, make it this one! Their prices are ridiculously good and they sell great stuff! Handmade candles you will not find anywhere else, gorgeous jewelry, stunning candle holders, home decore… and the ladies who work here are very friendly and helpful. For under $ 50 I bought two candle holders with handmade candles, a necklace) which I expected to be $ 50 on its own due to it being very ornate and beautiful), and some chopsticks.

God I bought a really nice incense burner for really cheap here a while back, and I love their incense! I really like the vibe I get here. So soothing and peaceful.

We accidentally bumped into this place while ambling in Pier 39 and decided to go inside and check it out. And I am so glad we did that. I was taken aback by the beautiful Asian collections of home décor that they had. I bought a small piece of Buddha statue and it looks cute! Prices are mediocre. I will certainly return to this place to buy more of their collections.

If you are ever in the market for Asian-​style souvenirs or keepsakes, do NOT shop at Chinatown. Shop here! This is especially true if you’re at Pier 39.
This is a must-​go destination for me whenever I’m in town. First of all, the obviousness of the Asian influences start with the sign outside the store.
The inside is usually managed by the friendliest and helpful staff I’ve met at Pier 39. This store has a lot of stuff from resin statues of the Buddha to Ganesh, to decorative swords, to geisha statues, wall art and clothing. So why spend your dollars here than anywhere else? I’ve bought some of the stuff here, and the quality is very good and the prices are reasonable, as opposed to the expensive crappy items that are found in the tourist traps located along Grant St (the street where Chinatown is found). Another reason is that the staff here is more friendly and won’t badger you for whatever reason. I hate it when shopkeepers badger you like that.
I bought the tall and slender geishas in this picture:
Alice, the shopkeeper that day, helped me in wrapping them individually so that would survive the plane ride home. Took the time and effort to individually wrap them in bubble wrap. Thanks to that, they survived. I called her the next day just to tell her that I got to Orange County with the lovely ladies safe and sound.
Later on, I mail ordered this BIG Buddha head painting on paisley textured canvas:
The owner, who’s name I cannot remember right now, arranged for payment and shipment. Not a hitch. Got to me via UPS and undamaged and timely. Hung it on the wall by the head of my bed. Awesome triumph for me. I emailed to thank him. I told him I would gladly bring my business back to him when I return to SF.
Summary: not everything is a tourist trap here in Pier 39. Sometimes, you find a gem in a pile of worthless shiny stones. In Pier 39, one of these gems is this store. Go drop by and see what I mean.

A lot of cool stuff here

Hands down my favorite store on Pier 39. Unique and quality Asian themed home décor, jewelry and accessories. I’ve bought many birthday and Christmas gifts here and always take family members when they insist on hanging out at the Pier. The ladies working here are super sweet and prices are reasonable. I purchased a Tibetan bowl at a fraction of the cost that it was being sold for elsewhere.
Great wall art also-​the Buddha panels are always beautiful to look at. I’d like one of everything in this store please!
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Wow! This store sells some of the most unique things from south east Asia and the Pacific. From Kimonos to sandstone Kwan Lin statues. And the prices are reasonable. My favorite items were the wall art of hand crafted jade swords! If you are at the pier, you should definitely check out this store.

A lot of cool stuff here. If your looking for something different then the norm, this is a good place to come.

If I could I would decorate my whole house with items from this store. The clerks don’t speak a ton of English but enough to get by. The prices are a little high but the items you’ll find here are unique and worth it. Considering the location, they do pretty good.

Pier 39 is the most chaotic place I’ve been to next to Disneyland. Walk into this store and you’ll immediately be transported to your happy place. Buddha and Zen gifts found here:)

This is a must see store for those who enjoy Asian décor in their home or office. Compared to lots of other shops at pier 39 that are filled with tourist junk, this store has lots of delightful pieces that make gifts to friends or oneself.