Saving Cleaners

I never give bad reviews but I had to here. Kevin the owner is as much of an asshole as people make him out to be. He scheduled a meeting with my office then when I showed up early he cussed me out and, even using the F word unprompted.
In my experience the only kinds of business owners that do that usually treat their customers like crap too. Came on their Unilocal page and saw it was a poorly reviewed company with complaints of rudeness.
Get a hint man, stop being a jackass.

If u want an affordable price, this is the place to be. Snuggled in a busy asian market plaza on the eastside of San Jose. Kevin is the owner and he is hella cool but sometimes I think he is over work that’s why my clothes aren’t clean to my expectations. But hey, he must be doing something right to continue to have business and stay open.
They offer alterations too. Got my jeans tapered and waist expand for $ 13. Can’t beat that.
4 pair of jeans
5 t shirts
1 – 2 sweatshirts
… Wait for it… A total of $ 44 BUCKS. Now that’s cheap!!!

10 years of satisfied service…

never again, kevin the owner does horrible job on clothes, never come here!

I went to this Dry Cleaners Wednesday before New Years with 2 dresses and a sweater. One dress was the one I wanted to wear out for the New Years Eve celebration. My husband picked up without looking at the clothes. When I got home and took my dress out of the bag, the top layer of fabric was torn all the way across and snagged at the bow. This was a $ 200 Prascilla of Boston dress. Now I had nothing to wear to the party. I called immediately, leaving a polite message asking for a call back about a damaged dress, though they were closed for the holiday. They never did return my call. I went in when they reopened and told them my dress was damaged. The man, the same man who took my clothes in the first place, said they would fix it and to come back on Friday which was 3 days later. I then actually returned the following Monday and the dress was not even touched. He asked me to come back 2 hours later. When I returned the dress was still untouched, but then he told the alterations lady to do it then. She did it in about 5 minutes and before I could even look at it, he grabbed it, and put it in a bag saying simply here is your dress. Of course I go and look at the dress and it is sloppily reattached and the bow was untouched completely. You can see the frayed material sticking up from the fold, and the single stich attachments at 2 spots, where originally there were about 5 thick spots where it was firmly attached. I am not a confrontational person, so I just left anyway. I should have demanded money back for the «cleaning» and money for the dress, but I rarely go to a dry cleaners. I would not recommend taking nice clothing to this shop. Yes it was cheap, but it was a very expensive and aggrivating trip for me.

I decided to give this place a shot since my last place was a complete ripoff ($ 6.00 for a shirt. wtf!). I took in about five dress shirts and a pair of dress pants. The gentleman on duty greeted me as soon as I walked in and I let him know what I had. He told me I could save a few bucks if my shirts were eligible for standard laundry instead of dry cleaning. After taking a look at them, they were eligible and I appreciated his honesty. So it came out to about a $ 1.50 for each shirt and I forget how much for the pants but my total bill came out to about $ 10.00. That’s not too shabby at all and I think I’ve found my new neighborhood friendly dry cleaner.

They don’t intentionally do it, (it’s the lack of pluralization in saving) I’m sure but you can visibly see it’s all in their name.
This place is saving cleaners everywhere.
I’ve been here a couple of times, trying it out once or twice and then just coming back with all of my dry cleaning needs. it’s cheap but good work and they even do alterations. It’s on-​site too, so that’s better because they can’t take accountability for their work.
If you’ve just moved to the area, and need a neighborhood cleaner — this is the place to go. Because your relationship with your neighborhood dry cleaner is like your relationship with your pharmacist.
Indeed.

Thanh N. is on the spot with her review. I had my wool coat cleaned here and when I got it back, the inside linings were torn and my buttons were missing. I brought it back but the guy at the counter (which was the owner) was RIDICULOUSLY rude and didn’t offer to do anything about repairing it. I had to demand to at least give me back my buttons so I can get it repaired myself. He said buttons never fall off while in his cleaner yet he brings me a jar full of buttons after so I can find mine.
Please go anywhere else but here.

This place is located conveniently next to my most frequent Asian supermarket, so I have dropped my stuff off here 3 times now.
The 1^st time: Uneventful, satisfactory cleaning.
The 2^nd: They couldn’t get coffee out of my husband’s shirt, but instead of saying, «Sorry I couldn’t get the stain out», they said «You shouldn’t bring stained clothes here!» (wtf??? Isn’t this a cleaners? Can’t they be polite???) My husband’s shirts were also so starched that they felt like cardboard Dickies brand work shirts (in case ya’ll wanna keep it GANGSTA-​this may be the place for you)
3^rd time: The guy who runs this place has a TERRIBLE attitude. When I came to drop off my clothes, he was friendly and polite. When I came to PICK my clothes up however, he threw my clothes on the hanger, took my money, and proceeded to walk away from me to flirt with the girl that came in after me.
I’m all about supporting the Vietnamese small business community, but this place really needs to learn how to AT LEAST be polite if they are going to do a horrible job actually CLEANING.
…well that’s my 2 cents!