Muji was a really cool store to visit while walking around Portland. The minimal Japanese branded products are of incredible look and quality. They also have some super nice stationary. Tons of things to look at and try on!Coolest thing there was the robot that makes you drinks. Ill attach the video to this review!

MUJI is my favorite store in the entire world. I live in Seattle, but my family and I drove out 3-4 hours just so that we could visit MUJI for an annual trip to pick up some school supplies for the upcoming year; that shows just how much I love their products. Their products are not only high quality, they are also visually appealing and calming to the senses. Compared to other typical “Western” stationery items, MUJI’s simple and minimalistic design provides you with a sense of calmness and peace of mind. Their neutral color schemes of beige, white, and other tones are easy on the eye and give a “natural” feel. I always make sure to pick up a few packs of their 5-piece notebook set, their gel pens, a pack of lined paper, and other containers for organizing my room and stationery. Something new I noticed this time around was a robotic arm in the MUJI cafe which served you coffee! It was definitely worth the long drive to get here, MUJI is both a wonderful experience like Disneyland to me and a way of making your daily living more joyful. If you are lucky enough to be in the area, try visiting MUJI!

Nice auto coffee machine to make you a latte for $1‼️Have always enjoyed shopping in Muji and a great experience to see this AI coffee machine arm to serve customers automatically thru Blue Hill App‼️

Casually walked into this store and had a great time! Great selection of stationary items. Purchased a couple notebooks and was able to personalize them on a stamp station located in the store. What a pleasant surprise and addition to the city!

I never miss a chance to stop at Muji when I’m in a city that has one! Beautiful store. This location has a robot barista! (Jarvis)

I like this MUJI! Its well located, well stocked, with friendly service. The aisles are designed diagonally so its a bit more fun to walk through and wonder whats behind these shelves (but never feel too confused). I found what I wanted and even took home some nice small items on sale :D

This is a nice edition to what downtown has to offer. They are a Japanese business with a minimalist aesthetic selling anything from clothes to journals and cleaning tools. Plants, pens and humidifiers can also be found. Theres also a coffee shop inside. I love the journals I had bought, a pack of 5 for $2.99 that are slim but smooth to write on. They have an amazing stamp area in the store that children were drawn to explore. Finally, great customer service. The clerk who helped me check out was quick and friendly.

I bought myself a nice heather gray hoodie for only $30. We also picked up a couple of towels. Good prices and very good quality stuff. Definitely recommend checking this place out.

Used to be cool. A lot of stuff are out of stock now

Truly 5 STAR service and a new concept in shopping. Think of a Japanese IKEA, minus the furniture, and quality merchandise. Linen jackets, casual clothing, aromatherapy candles, essential oils, organizing essentials, pottery, cashmere throws, and numerous items youll throw into your basket.Shopping in late March, MUJI had retired their Winter collections to the storeroom. I asked if they had any turtlenecks since the weather was still cold. The woman said she would be happy to retrieve some inventory from the back if I wouldnt mind waiting. She was under no obligation to do this. 15 minutes later she returned with 5 beautiful turtlenecks. She then asked if I was in need of any additional apparel, and would be willing to return to the storeroom to search. That is service from a bygone era.Would you like to shop in a tranquil atmosphere? Be treated graciously? Professionally? The Japanese staff at MUJI do that with grace and style that they have perfected and are known for. A must see and shop experience.

I love this place! Really cool Japanese clothes and products. I always like to stop here when I visit Portland!

Very well organized store, clean, and well maintained. The staff here is also incredibly friendly and helpful. This store is definitely worth checking out and just browsing around. It reminds me of a mini ikea. No real complaints, great location!

MUJI is amazing! I went to the pop up shop, but was no where near prepared for the actual store. Products arent cheap, but their not gastronomically expensive either. They have tons of supplies from stationary, to clothes, to dining, to food. You can get any item hand embroidered and the store features a small cafe. A super fun place to visit and shop.

I ❤️ this store! If you are a journal enthusiast is a place you must visit! The clothing is super nice.

Absolutely beautiful store! The staff is really friendly and attentive. Everything is very clean and organised. I love stationary and their pens are amazing. They have a stamping station where you can customise any of the stationary items you bought. They also have household items and some cute basic clothes. There’s also a little snack bar in the store that we didn’t try out but it looked good. Would definitely recommend if you wanted/needed any basic items.

Such a neat store in the heart of Portland. The fashion isnt really my style but its quite basic and the prices on things arent bad (a pair of very nice, simple house slippers were $10, which I thought was a steal!!). Very nice and clean, friendly staff, the custom embroidery is dope!

This is the best store in Portland. They change up what they’ve got every season. Japanese methods have changed how we store and clean things in our house. And simply walking through the aisles might give you time saving ideas you can implement in cheaper ways at home. Don’t sleep on their treats. Their essential oil mixes and wooden kitchen tools are worth the stop, alone.

One of the biggest MUJI store I have been to, definitely have a lot more selections to the stores I have been to in Japan. Good selections and quality organic clothings, which comes with a higher price tag. Worth checking it out if you are in Portland downtown area.

My favorite store. Portland’s Store reminded me of my time in Japan. Love the style and layout of the store. I could have hung out there all day looking at every single item. Love this place.

Loved this place.. a robot made my coffee it was fun, clean and I loved the clothes, bags, everything is great.

Has everything you need! Super cute selection of items, stationary and home goods at a decent price, clothes can get pretty pricey

Ive loved MUJI ever since I lived in Japan and furnished my apartment with a bunch of their products. its basically a Japanese IKEA, and I was super excited to get to check out their first West Coast USA location in Portland! Sure, I guess theres a location in Vancouver, but no passport required to get to this one and on my last trip to Van-city there wasnt time for me to visit, so thatll be a review for another day. The Portland location was surprisingly big, with everything youd hope to find in a MUJI- from their eponymous aroma diffusers to their clear-organisers for makeup and desk supplies, to snacks, freshly baked Melon-pan, clothes, furniture and skincare. I probably bought more than I needed to, but Im glad we were able to stop in and check it out. Great location and I look forward to my next visit!

Casually clean cut furniture and simple colored clothes which is awesome material but the prices for this products is outrageous!

Did window shopping, looked like family shopping place mostly

I love the store but Ive been very disappointed by the quality of the clothes. The socks lasted 6 months before getting holes in them, same for the underwear. I dont recommend buying clothes there.

Love the layout and options for clothes, houseware, and school supplies.

Love the store and its products, great selection and atmosphere. Only wish they carried a bit more of the websites sizes for some of the clothing.

Nice place. Try robot barista.

One of my favorite shopping experiences. Very calming space.

They did a return without a receipt which took a while but were very kind about it. I have them the right amount of information for them to find it on the POS which made it easier for them.

I cant believe I havent heard of MUJI before last week. So so happy to discover this unique place. Super calming atmosphere with lots of great products. It was like a miniturized Japanese IKEA... with less furniture and more clothing. The small cafe with the robot that makes coffee drinks was the cherry ontop of an already awesome visit. The first drink that you order via the app is also only $1... best dollar Ive ever spent.

I wish there was a MUJI where I live. I really enjoy the variety of products they carry at this store. They have a lot of homegoods, men’s and women’s clothing, travel goods, plants, snacks, and office supplies.

You can find different varieties if the same well chosen staples of form and function here downtown by the Nines Hotel! Also check out the Pioneer Place designer store windows and easy access restrooms. Nike is right there too! RiteAid around the corner and get the people at Jarbo to style council u!!! Hotels are ready for us ! Nordstrom and 🚶 walkabouts within a few blocks! End up at Luc Lac to go... Order ahead! Enjoy the ride!

A little taste of Japan in Portland. Really nice products at affordable prices.

Dreamed of coming here for years and finally did! lots of essentials and 100% cotton clothes

Aloha from Hawaii! My daughter took me here and I loved the store! Very minimalist/simplistic style that doesnt overwhelm you when you shop. And, no overbearing sales people! A great addition to Portlands other small, unique stores.

Great selection. Attentive personnel. Everyone wore a mask.

Great place. Beautiful lighting. Wonderful selection. Staff is nice, though female assistant manager was a bit stressed out today due to a technical malfunction. Nobody told me about the 10% off when getting on the email list, so I overpaid. Undoing wasnt possible because system down. Salesperson should have told me before making me pay. But thats minor. Quality products. My favourite is a hoodie with sleep mask built in and you can hide your hands (thumb hole). Thats an Asian thing, but works here just as well.

Fantastic staff - Thank you!

LOVE going into Muji! Great place for basics and mindless shopping. Pro tip: Wednesday is plant delivery day 😍

Has a minimalist aesthetic. Can find some nice basics at times, like sweatpants or plain hoodies, but the minimalism can also come across as really dang boring. Even if you’re looking for something simple like a black hoodie, there are often better versions elsewhere. But lots of basics, and basics have their appeal, so definitely possible to find something.

This well-designed store sells smart, useful household items and decor. If Ikea was Japanese, this is what it might be like.

Interesting Asian take on a Costco I guess?

Good products bad clothes except some turtle necksBad service, employees will pass by without saying excuse me or hi & you will never find someone that can help

Always delivers with Japanese design you never imagined you needed on your life.

Great place! Lots of things but they can be rather expensive but I usually go there to get my daughter some stationary and the staff there are really helpful

Very nice service always love the quality products, its never been a hassle, awesome place♡

Would always stop by of essentials everytime Im in town. Store is consistent with ones locations in Asia. Highlight, the black Q-tips. Place also has a cafe.

Downtown Portland with some time on your hands? Prices are INSANELY cheap and they have a little bit of everything. Totally worth a shopping trip for some undies, a plant, suitcase or whatever you are wanting for a gift. Staff is super friendly, store is FREAKY clean and they have everything under the moon with attractive prices.

Very cool store with a unique selection of home goods ands delicious treats

This store is dope af. They dont have a huge selection of furniture per se, but given the vibe and the categories of products they sell, I would liken it to a miniature Japanese version of IKEA (plus clothing). I think it would appeal to people who like minimalism. Also always smells nice, due to the aromatherapy diffuser floor models they always have running.I swear by their simple, grey A5 sized journals, which I use both for classes and for my own journaling.While I have yet to purchase clothing there, it seems pretty high quality. Mostly Japanese business-casual, at least in the mens section.

High quality chop sticks.

Various Japanese household items, clothes, stationary, etc. Pricey. Cafe in store.

Wonderful environment and wonderful clothing. Wanted to buy all of it

I went there when it was about to close. There were a lot of sales items with good quality.

I feel like if you visit Portland you have to come here, and you cant claim to be a Portlander if you havent been! This large and eye-catching store has a beautiful display of Japanese-Minimalistic items and you will always find something to walk out with. This is such a beautiful establishment to walk through, weather you want new kitchen supplies, bathroom items, new sheets, green plants, MUJI has anything you could want for your home. Even if this store isnt your style, its fun to walk through and experience a culture of things youd never think of buying yourself. Please be respectful of the culture of this store.

The only muji in the northwest Pacific region. The price is cheap with no tax, so get what ever you want here with low price.

Cool place, love the style, pretty pricey.

Unique, well designed, and economically priced (for most items) products. Only thing holding it back from getting 5 stars is a lack of XL & XXL sizes, plus about half the staff having an attitude problem. But it is a wonderful store to browse and discover. By the way their office supplies, and notebooks are a steal. This store is a solid 4.5 stars.

I go there for the pens. I love a .38 black pen!!!

Oh yeah! Muji is in PDX finally. Please please pleeeez use ceramic cup at cafe not paper cup! You guys carry great coffee cups so why don’t you use at your own cafe? Please! Otherwise I enjoy so much. Some sales item are great price.

Great store. They have a lot of neat stuff for sale. BUT just watch it when checking out. I guess their signs for entry & exit dont mean anything to the staff at the cash registers.I guess its first come next check out. BUT they only see in front of themselves. If you are at the exit I guess you are next instead of at the front of the line at the entrance.

A cool place for clothes and fancy stationary. They need to carry better pens and sketch books.

This is the largest MUJI on the west coast. They have a restrooms and coffee shop inside. Besides regular cool things for your house and travel there is a huge closing section. Every time we’re going there with my wife I manage to loose her in the clothes area. There are only three fitting rooms so on the weekends the lines to fitting room are highly probable. Come here for a true minimalist design stuff.

High quality japanese stuff. some staff helpful, others lackluster and no sense of urgency

This is an awesome store!!! They have so many things that we obviously cannot regularly get in the US. Also all the fabric they have for clothing is 100% organic. They have a beauty area WITH RRALLY GOOD INGREDIENTS! Also they have an entire area just for gel pens!!! A sock sections. Coffee and candy. Mens and womens. 2 check out areas. And everything is a great price for superb quality

I just moved to Portland recently, and I had never heard of this store. What brought me in was their items on display from the window front. The store is very clean and perfectly stylized. There is so much to shop for, from clothes to kitchen accessories. Prices vary a lot depending on what it is youre looking for. I loved the simplicity of the stores layout. Their Japanese style is one that I was fortunate to bring into my own home with some small decorative purchases.

Nice place to shop at! It feels like you’re somewhere abroad with that unique goods choices, music, and atmosphere overall!

Its a good place

Hype but a bit overpriced. The store has a nice atmosphere and offers a somewhat quiet oasis if you wish a little refuge in downtown Portland. Nice sitting area while absorbing the delicate aromas of the few vaporizes well placed around the store. Iconic stop if you are visiting PDX!

Abe was so amazing! My mom bought three pairs of fleece pants from MUJI for work, and we brought them in to get them altered on Saturday! It was free alterations since it was MUJI week, and Abe handled the alterations effortlessly. He made sure to be precise by asking my mom to try all three of the same pair of pants on to make sure that he would alter the length correctly. My mom and I came a bit later in the day on Saturday (around 2-3PM) and we came from Salem! So making the trip up to MUJI isnt super easy for us, and since Abe knew we were from Salem, he offered to get the alterations done on the SAME DAY to make it super convenient for us! I am so thankful we had such wonderful customer service and that Abe was so accommodating. If you bought any pants from MUJI that needs a little length cut or a hem, PLEASE take them to Abe because he will definitely take care of you! His work ethic was amazing and Im so glad we shopped at MUJI!

In house tailoring, natural essence of many herbs and plants, a coffee shop, and lots of home decor for sale. I liked the stationary and notepad section, and their clothes section as well. I like how everything had an earthy tone and quality to it, they sell plates and bowls made out of wood, and pottery that appeared to be hand-thrown. One of the best things about this place is its affordability. It is definitely worth stopping in!

I love the style of the place and I live off their essential oils for my home. Miss the coffee bar but it will be back soon!

Cute store with lovely, quality products.

Cool Japanese stuff. Spendy prices. Great water steamers for relaxing. They even have stuff for your cats to relax also that is safe for them. Make shore with your veterinary 1st to double check.

Must have notebooks on the low in portland. my cousin showed me this shop.

Amazing paper and writing stuffs, a little bit odd layout.

Interesting place

Very clean & well organized. High quality merchandise at very reasonable prices. Unusual things you won’t find elsewhere at these prices. Courteous staff.

This was a very interesting store. They had a little bit of everything. From stationary supplies, to rubber stamps, to bathroom, to kitchen, to bedroom, to clothes. I had fun going here. Well worth going and checking it out.

Relaxing shopping experience, good prices, ecominded products. A must shop for cramped city dwellers!

Maybe I just got a bad impression. So customer service was top notch, ultra friendly folks. The store feels, that is, there is an over the top effort made to create a atmosphere, or a buyer experience. The focus of that experience seems to be opulence with a structuraly fortified contending side note. I see all of that and I know Im paying for it right along with the prime realestate of downtown Portland. Every product tag I could find suggested all the manufacturing quality of the Wish app. Im grateful I can shop with friends, so I can experience such places, and keep my cash.

A designers paradise and artists best keep secret. The visual design aesthetic at MUJI is just now. Minimalist elements mixed with fun art supplies, calming diffusers and a Cafe inside that serves up some good brew and matcha lattes. Awesome to have this store in Portland.

OMG - such nice stylish everything without the hype! Modest, practical and beautiful. I wish I could buy everything here.

Super cute... doubt Id really shop here due to it being downtown and very touristy... but while I was waiting for the max I browsed and not awful prices, very... bland in a positive way items and cute (again)

Awesome store. Good deals.

Some prices here are really good, and some seem a bit high. I loooooove their clothes. Whats interesting about them is they dont have an extensive size selection, only going up to about a US size 8, (maybe 10?). Maybe this is because the clothing is designed in Japan where the average person is much smaller than the average American?This location also hosts local pop-up shops, workshops, and other events which is really cool.

Love the mellow vibe. Food is so fresh and delicious. Outstanding quality and service..

The clothes at Muji are so nice and such good quality. They have useful items for the home as well. Most things are nice, muted, neutral colors so dont expect any graphic prints or crazy colors. The staff there were friendly and dont hound you to help, which I like. Plus, they have a Never coffee inside as well!

Love Muji - creams and lotions, pens and notebooks, storage items. Their dreams and lotions are gentle for sensitive skin and I love the fine point muji pens in a range of colors and points as fine as .38. Its a must shop place when I am in Portland (or NYC).

Great place to visit. Always something you can take home and love. It makes downtown Portland a better place to visit. Also makes it more international.

Great place with tons of unique cool stuff. prices are fare, very great place if you just moved into a new place. Must visit for sure 👍👍

What a cool and amazing store. If you hate IKEA like I do you will love this store.

I went to muji every month in Japan. I am willing to drive down from Seattle for this amazing store. Everything you could possibly need for your home can be found here, including really tasty curries.

Very nicely organized store. Great layout and decor. Beautiful items, especially pens that I absolutely love. Cool hoodies too. Staff is very friendly and attentive. Location is great.

Its a nice place. Very clean and helpful staff! Decent prices. Get it a try.

OMG in the 503! This place is super neat! They have clothes, housewares and even stationary. Imagine an Ikea that is upscale with quality. The prices are high but still reasonable. Clothing is good but wait for sale or promotions.

Ended up spending too much money here. Everything is just so good.

Its Japanese boutique IKEA with clothes. Products are well made and reasonably priced.If you buy pants (even clearance priced items) they hem for $5, but their person leaves at 5pm. NOTE: Mens clothes are designed for people with a slim to average build.The only nitpick I have is that the greeter says good bye to you when you walk past her to exit and if you want to be polite and respond you have to turn around to face her.

As a person with a disability, I was dismayed at how difficult it was to find an ADA entrance. A notice read that there was one at 555 SW Alder, but I spent too much time looking, only to discover that it was actually on Morrison St. This was my first time in the store, yet when I finally found the ADA entrance, I was met by a woman exiting who looked and sounded much like a police matron, saying, you cant come in here! I asked why, and she looked at the other guy at the door and said, code three. I have no idea what that meant, and asked what it was about. She walked out, and he said that she had probably mistaken me for someone else. He asked did I want to shop, and I said that this had been my plan, but felt very confused. After I shopped and paid for my merchandise, I asked to see the manager. I explained my experience, and he just listened, then said sorry for that. I wasnt sure he even understood what I had said. I did say that the employee should be spoken to, be sure in the future that they were certain of who they were speaking to before they made such a rash statement of exclusion. I would have felt better if he had indicated that he would speak to her, but he just said sorry about that in a very cold manner. I long for the days of good service at Meier and Frank, a warm atmosphere. My interest was in a wall diffuser, which they were out of and could not tell me when they might re-stock, but I did note that the essential oils for them were four times more than I would normally pay. I wont be shopping there again, which apparently is just fine with them. word of mouth is the best advertising.