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They do a good job of doing your nails I can’t fault them on this but I don’t agree that they are friendly. They don’t speak to you unless they have(to ask you a question or ask for pay) they don’t make friendly chatter at all the only other time they speak is to each other in their own language. I felt like more of a commodity than a customer
They're rude and disrespectful to customers, I walked in and was ignored multiple times when asking for service, they made me feel unwelcome and insulted as a regular client. Only one of the employees was very kind to me, as she always is. But I was lied to by another worker about the government saying I can't get a facial, when I had booked in for one. Very disappointing.
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