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February 2024 by John G.
This is one of the oldest and greatest all Martial Arts stores in the North Hollywood area of Los Angeles on Lankershim Blvd. They have EVERYTHING you're looking for, and the people who own it are the nicest you'll meet. I not only come here for various weapons I need in practice, but to buy decor for my place. Visit them and you'll be coming back! And yes, Mr. Miyagi approves them and is on the outside wall!
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August 2023 by Wade Reynolds /Deadpool
Best store to stay open even during and after pandemic please guys let's keep these people open
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August 2023 by Josh F
Best place for martial arts supplies. wonderful family runs it and is deeply involved and supporting of the martial arys community
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June 2023 by Eric Guest
I love this store.It is filled with all kinds of awesome.And I can't forget to mention the superb customer service.If you'r looking for training gear this should be your first stop for sure.
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December 2021 by Ethel Rodriguez
Amazing service and amazing collection of weapons and armoury.
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February 2021 by Sean C.
It's Always fun to visit & find treasures here. I absolutely LOVE this family owned store! They're always polite, friendly & knowledgeable. I can't recommend this store high enough!
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December 2020 by Brian C.
NOTE: LAST WENT TO THIS STORE IN 2019. As a practicing martial artist, I greatly appreciate that this store is still around (to the best of my knowledge and given that their website is still active). It's nice to discover unique gear/supplies (particularly weapons) that you'd miss if you went on a quick search on eBay or Amazon for what you're looking for. They have what most martial artists would need (uniforms, weapons, and other gear). They also sell order, out of print books and DVD's that are hard to come by nowadays. The only improvement I would recommend would be to update the online store with more items; I know I saw way more items at the physical store than at the online store! Local businesses need our help, and this is no exception. Once things get better regarding COVID-19, I plan to visit this location again and buy whatever gear I may need (It's quite a drive from my home, especially during COVID-19 times).
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February 2020 by Frank AndEliza Ulrich
This is a family owned and operated business specializing in training, display, and real life instruments of fighting. The staff are incredibly knowledgeable and friendly (even the office dog
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September 2019 by Bob Stark
Love this place
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August 2019 by Adam Adler
Probably the oldest Martial Arts shop in the San Fernando Valley, maybe Los Angels. they know what they are talking about and have a lout of hard to find items. Don't deny yourself, check em out.
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August 2019 by Anessa Mitchell
best one stop shop for everything art. Minus one star for pricing but seriously - they have everything!
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April 2019 by anthony merrit
Tiny place, has limited amount, a bit behind
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April 2019 by Kort T.
Great customer service, ready to answer questions, and downright solid prices! Parking in the area isn't too tricky if you're willing to walk further than twenty feet, overall a very solid experience! 10/10
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January 2019 by Harout Demirdzhyan
A load of OVERPRICED JUNK. BURBANK PRICES, HIGH AS HELL, AVOID AT ALL COSTS
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July 2018 by LexLopez1
I find this store not very welcoming. For one, they have a sign that asks you to knock because there is no one actually mining the store. They are usually in the back hoping to hear you knock on the door. Then you are greeted by a barking dog that they like to keep unleashed within the store. When you say you want the dog away from you they just walk away and don't bother opening the door. I'm guessing business is great since they don't seem to care about their potential customers.. ......
RESPONSE- well you said it yourself, you have no employees so I'm not sure how you manage a supply store with no employees.
As for your dog, when the person came to the door (with the barking dog) I waved the dog away because I did not want to come in with the dog barking at me but since the "employee" didn't bother to open the door to inquire further as to if I wanted to come in or not, I didn't bother to knock again. It's just bad for business to have a loose dog roaming the store no matter how friendly they seem.
Not to mention the clothes you sell could potentially have dog hairs on it which some people may be allergic to.
