How about Lotte Department Store?

To be exact, it should be called Letian Town. Because it includes hotels, duty-free shops, Avenue of Stars, shopping streets and so on. Lotte Department Store has floors above ground 13 and 7 underground. The basement level is connected with the underground commercial street in Myeongdong, mainly Korean and Japanese food and snacks, as well as supermarkets, which mainly sell food. There are cosmetics, handbags, shoes, jewelry, watches and so on. The second to seventh floors underground are parking lots. The service is naturally good. There is also a translation desk on the first floor, and two staff members are busy translating English and Chinese. The first to eighth floors above ground are Lotte Department Store. The layout of department stores is similar to ours: the first floor is famous overseas fashion products, cosmetics and tax refund agents (only about 5% tax refund can be obtained at the airport); The second floor is youth leisure; The third floor is women's formal dress; On the fourth floor are designer series, furs and underwear (the price is quite high); The fifth floor is men's formal attire; The sixth floor is for men's leisure; The seventh floor is sports series and baby products (I bought a Thomas train for my little nephew here, which made him so excited! ) the eighth floor is furniture and home; The 9- 1 1 floor is duty-free shop and food city; The floors 12- 13 are Lotte Gallery and Cultural Center. The shopping mall is too big to go shopping all day and all night. I bought a straw hat in the sale area, but I have never seen a similar design in China. The total amount is about RMB 160, and I can still get a small tax refund, which is quite good. But the prices of other commodities are still a little high.