I'll Know It When I See It

The only thing that feels adult around here are the knees, back + the reflection staring back in the mirror 😅

Mark your calendars! We're popping up at for one day only, bringing all our goodies plus some NEW releases that you've been asked for (Hint: 👕).

This is your chance to: get our goodies, check out the + make a day of it in Chinatown! First 15 customers to make a purchase get a FREE blind bag 🤗 It's also your last chance to try your luck at our mini sticker vending machine.

Plus! Anyone who shops with us will get 50% off general admission + guided tours at the Chinatown Storytelling Centre

For y'all who don't want to pay for shipping + prefer local pickup, run, don't walk, because our next in-person event won't be until September. See you soon!

Our mini tote keychains - its mere existence is to simply be adorable 😍 Comes in all four of our signature fabric patterns: Dim sum, sweets + snacks, bakery + mahjong

Thanks to everyone who's been so patiently waiting for this puzzle to be restocked! All our 1000 piece jigsaw puzzles, including our mahjong design are now available online + in select shops.

Isn't this all of us right now?

As one of the three arrow/dragon tiles in mahjong, the green 發 tile has a few meanings. In general, the arrow/dragon tiles reference concepts in ancient Chinese culture related to archery + Confucian virtues. The 發 character is a part of the saying, 發財, which means "get rich" but it also represents an archer releasing their draw + the Confucian virtue of sincerity + trustworthiness. While mahjong is a game played by many, it's also inherently Chinese, steeped in cultural context. Do we all need to be experts in MJ history to enjoy the game? No. But knowing there is a history is mindful + appreciated.

The most feng shui fish out there, Koi represent abundance, perseverance and strength. The most expensive one ever sold was $1.8 million USD, so... yes, it did indeed bring abundance to the person who sold it 😂

When you need a keychain for this "chee seen" world