Hanh’s Tailoring

I was referred this place and when I walked in they were very friendly and helpful! Right away they found 3 Ao Daïs that fit my wants. I really like teal, but the young lady suggested a white with floral. Once I tried it on, I fell in love with it. I then got light pink pants to go with the flowers. It fit perfectly so I didn’t have to get it tailored! Good pricing! Highly recommend this place! I’ll be back when I need/​want a new one. :)

Horrible… I had 2 ao dai made here and it cost me $ 200. Reason it was $ 200 was because I had brought my own fabric. My first ao dai was done so poorly that even when she had my measurements the bust unevenly and sew tight causing a fabric ripple effect near the armpit area. Since the fabric was thin and see through I asked the lady there to sew double layer. She did sew my ao dai doubled layered but end up burning the ends of the fabric instead of doing proper sewing at the ends of the fabric (right where the belly area). It was visible and unattractive in the front view. She insist that no one would notice or it was not visible. My second ao dai fit quite okay better than the first one .I specifically requested the second ao dai to have the arms done differently to be ¾ length, with a slit, and a bow (the ends) on each arm. What I received was something totally different. She insisted again that her own style was better. Not only that, the front of the ao dai was longer than the back. Shouldn’t customers be able to order what they want since they’re paying for it? And why does both ao dai fit differently when she has all my measurements? Never coming back here again and never recommending this place. A waste of time, money and my beautiful fabrics ruin. If i could give it no stars I would.

Yay pretty happy. I had to buy an aodai for my cousins wedding in Seattle. I didn’t wanna spend much since I’d only be wearing it one time. I went to Century Mall and didn’t have any luck there. Then I tried here and they had a pink ao dai that fit me perfectly! $ 70 too! Score! She even altered the pants for me free of charge, and within 15 minutes. I traveled from San Francisco, and it was great that I didn’t have to come back on another day to pick it up.
Her custom made Aodai’s range from $ 130-​$ 170+. Super nice lady. I’ll come back if I ever have to buy another aodai.

I had to get some jeans altered and my mom has gone here. She said the price for jean alterations were $ 5, so it was worth a stab.
Hanh’s tailoring is located within Lion Plaza. You can’t see the store from the parking lot, which requires you to venture a bit into the plaza. She’s really quick with the alterations. She will have your jeans done in 1 day. I’ve been to places that need 2 – 3 days before it’s done, ridic. But its $ 6. Cheap, but i was still expecting $ 5.
Not bad if you need a quick alteration.

My mom came here a few times before and only said good things about this place, so I thought I’d give it a try. I went in with my mom, got my measurements done, less than a week later, it was ready to be picked up! When I tried it on, it fit perfectly. It wasn’t too tight or too loose in any area. I think it was less than $ 100 for the top and bottom piece. Overall our experience here has been nothing but great! I will definitely come back here next time I need another ao dai made. :)

My mom has been going to Hanh’s for years, and she has never had any chief complaints about the place. But from my own ao dai tailoring experience, Hanh’s does a nice job on creating the silhouette i wanted in an áo dài. Though i do not agree with her pants tailoring — i had originally gotten measured in jeans, and i suppose it alters my measurements a bit, so when i got fitted for my pants, they did not fit — they were TOOOOO SMALLLL basically it went super high waisted and my butt was probably larger looking than it had to be and the thighs were too small that made it look ridiculous. I brought it back and explained to her this was not going to cut it. She said she would fix it — which meant she found her own matching color fabric for my pants and re did the entire thing … except that now it looked really funky because waist fitted and my butt not so fitted, but super loose. I was tired of coming back and forth, the chances of people seeing the pants alone were slim (since the back of the ao dai covers your butt), i just took it. She even told me that because my thighs were too big, it made it hard for her to make the pants … I thought tailors were able to make pants from their patterns but knew how to alter it to suit the model’s need. She also asked some questions and made unnecessary comments about my diet (which was all based on her assumption, THANKS). So I hate the pants, but loved my ao dai, what am i to do?

I stumbled passed Hanh’s Tailoring a few years ago when I was picking some tasty treats up at the food court. And since I just so happened to need to get some alterations done, I stopped on in. :o)
First off, the shop is really tiny and overflowing with bolts of fabric, Ao Dai (s) hanging everywhere, and random accessories for Vietnamese ceremonies and celebrations. A bit dusty, messy… but nothing I’m not used to seeing in other Vietnamese alteration stores.
I’ve had Nancy alter a ton of things for me over the years from Ao Dai pants, to hemming slacks (I’m short and need to hem everything!), to fixing the endless amounts of Bridesmaid dresses I’ve had to wear. She’s also taken one of my old BM dresses and chopped it off to knee length so I could wear it again – SWEET!
She has done a good job with all of my items though her prices have been steadily increasing (yeah…bad economy). But until I stop being lazy and alter my own clothes, Nancy is my gal.

Back in June of 2008 I referred my family and friends to Hanh’s Tailoring for their traditional vietnamese dresses. My sister and aunt were very unhappy with the service and lack of professionalism in dealing with them. My sister noticed stains on her dress the day of her fitting and point it out to Hanh and was told that it would be taken care of when she picks it up. Unfortunatley when she picked it up it had more stains and the dress was not pressed like it was supposed to be. It was two days before my wedding and she had to wear this for the morning cremony. She tried to hand wash the dress to get the stains out but it was an oil or grease stain which wasn’t going to come out. She was really upset. So i was sent down to the shop to get another one but to only fine that the same fabric were all stained. Hanh’s shop assistant (her mother) accused us of ruining it and snapped at us for trying to hand wash it rather thatn dry cleaning it. WE HAD ONLY TWO DAYS TIL THE WEDDING! My sister picked out another dress but it wasn’t really what she wanted and the work was unsatifactory.
My aunt’s experience was even worst! She had three dresses made and all three were too short and one of the three was completely UNWEARABLE. She called many times but always got the answering machines. She left several messages but not one return ed call. She just wanted to send the mess up dress back to get it fix but there was no response from Hanh’s Tailoring. My aunt was so frustrated because she just wanted to talk to the shop owner to resolve he problem. So she sent me to the shop and i was givent he run around. The assistant kept saying that Hanh would call me or my aunt but months went bye and still no call. I was really disappointed. The last time I went to the shop my aunt say she just wants her money back but they refused. The mother kept insisting that they will work something out and than finally offered to give us 50% of what we paid and that was not EXCEPTABLE. They made something very minor turn big by there lack of professionalism and earnsty to resolve the problem. They think that we just wanted to wast our precious time in trying to get a new dress. My aunt lives in another state for goodness sake! It’s been six months now and still no response. It seems like they don’t care about their customers and the long term relationship that they build with them for futher business. I HIGHLY DISCOURAGE GOING BACK TO THIS TAILOR.

my traditional vietnamese gown was custom made by Nancy. she was extremely helpful and patient as i tried to decide on which fabric to use. the dress was finished in two weeks and fit me perfectly. it also cost about a tenth what i paid for the big white wedding gown and fit me like a glove.