Mall of Africa — Attraction in SeaTac

Some of the shops are nice but, depending on who you are prices change to a higher value. They should be like any other mall with the prices clearly visible.

Not all of the vendors are dishonest but, you do have to thoroughly check the merchandise for quality. There's one store I won't return to because they take the two piece garments and sell them separately.

Some of the clothes sell way overpriced and are not completely finished. The stitching isn't done properly and will rip apart very easily.

Some of the garments look very nice but, are made cheaply and are not surged. Be sure to check the stitching inside and out before paying an exorbitantly high price for an unfinished product!

It would also be helpful if you know someone who speaks the language to prevent being ripped off.

As I stated not all of the vendors are dishonest but, shop with caution! This is my experience...

Had the worst experience at the gold shop inside this mall. The man working there was helping another lady while we patiently waited for our turn. A couple other ladies came in and instead of helping me he helped the other ladies. He was very rude and discriminatory. Instead of understanding he kicked me out. This is not how a business should be ran. Especially, as a muslim business you should be kind and attentive to your customers. I do not recommend going...

If you’ve never had African (Somali and Ethiopian dishes) food before, don’t be intimidated! Delicious food, friendly staff. They will take care of you and you’ll leave with a happy tummy. Tried the Sambuzas, Chicken Suqar, and Lamb shank. Not one complaint. Can’t wait to try more items, next time I’ll go for the Injera and Somali Coffee.

I haven’t peeked around the other shops here in the mall, only the restaurant....