Ashia Mode

Great service, staff were very helpful with helping me find a dress for an upcoming party, would most definitely recommend this fashion boutique!

Bring my mom to shopping today. Candice was super helpful to select a dress for her. Love it! Beautiful selections. Will come back for sure

Little over protective of their parking spots, beware, if you park there for five minutes the weird guy inside will stand there and wait for you to get back to your car to tell you, doesn't even matter if they have four empty parking spots

I have been shopping at Ashia Mode for over 10 years. The fashions they carry are top quality, on trend and labels you will not find anywhere else in Vancouver. Terrific, knowledgeable staff and an amazing seamstress that can adjust your selections to fit perfectly. They carry everything from cutting edge jeans to elegant gowns, fabulous shoes, eye catching accessories and purses. Bao Bao purses are my favorite!

Staffs are friendly and helpful! The store also has a great selection of Pleats Please and Bao Bao. Would definitely come back again!

Disconnected customer service. Very standoff ish

The most beautiful selection of designer clothing I have seen in the city! Found some unique designers that Im pretty sure aren't at Holt Renfrew, which I love.

Best selection of European collections.

I took my mom shopping in South Granville for her birthday, and it was our first time discovering your shop! We were both blown away by the thoughtful and attentive service, and they even served me champagne while I waited!They styled my mom up in outfits that she never would have thought of, but they looked amazing on her. I don’t think she’s had so much fun or felt so beautiful in such a long time. Thank you, team at Ashia Mode. Particularly Alexa, for the great service.

This is a wonderful boutique offering beautiful lines of european ladies fashion as well as excellent customer service and in store tailoring service.It is unfortunate that the previous review by Taylor Soby was done out of malice for was can only be described as a bruised ego and juvenile self'empowerment.Taylor Soby who is according to available public domaine info; a customer success manager at INFOBIP felt justified to give a negative 1 star rating to a business he has never visited nor was he ever a customer of. Not satisfied with giving a negative rating, he also used juvenile wording to describe an employee and the store's rights to control their private customer parking that they pay for.All this bullying to avoid paying street parking while picking-up his favorite beverages at the nice private liquor store few doors down.Maybe a revision of his living budget is needed if he cannot afford 0.50 cents for a parking meter. Buying 1 less can of beer should do the trick.As well, I doubt he would appreciate strangers using HIS home parking space.Bullying a business that you did not visit and for reminding you politely that you were using their private space for other purposes is not what a Google local guide is designed for.That, according to what you do in your professional life, should be quite obvious.