King of Prussia

Shopping mall in the suburbs of Philadelphia. Basically covered stores of big and small brands, there are luxury stores on the second floor. Look, Tiffany in the United States is quite cost-effective. In the east, Philadelphia's tax rate is still quite low, at 6%, so shopping here should be very cost-effective. There is free parking in the shopping center, as well as light meals and tall restaurants to choose from. Of course, coffee houses are indispensable.

I was in the area and saw the reviews of this place so decided to try it. It was a nice local restaurant. We went for lunch and there was no menu. You just sit down and they brought you food. There was soup, rice and fried eggs. Food was good but a bit light and I wanted more chili. I think it’s local way though

The brand of KOP shopping mall is relatively complete, the first and second-tier brands can basically buy here, although some brand types are not too much, the style is not as fashionable as similar brands in the western United States, but the biggest advantage here is that there is no consumption tax on clothing, or it is very cost-effective.

Kings of Prussia Shopping Center, one of North America’s premier shopping destinations, has more retail shopping options than any other shopping point in the United States. The center features seven world-class department stores, 400 stores, including impressive luxury retail stores and a variety of cutting-edge dining venues unrivalled in the region.

Especially like, the environment is very good, the location is excellent