Ikea Food

Definitely a different shopping experience than where you will get anywhere else. A different taste in furniture as well. First you walk in and decide do you want to go to the show room which is upstairs or the market place on floor level. Upstairs they have rooms set up, kitchens, living rooms to show case their products. You can make selections by grabbing a small tag on the product. Once you have decided what you need, want, you can either go down stairs grab a cart and hit the market place where they sell pictures. Plants, kitchen items, anything you would want. You can also see an associate and go over items that you would want delivered and installation options. Next you go select the items that you grabbed a ticket for in the warehouse prior to going to the registers. The set up is easy, you follow the arrows on a pre selected path. They also have a restaurant upstairs and a small deli down stairs. Not bad price wise, you will be putting things together once you get home but instructions are easy. It is my strong recommendation that you do not go on the weekend. It is chaotic on a weekend.

It's best to come to IKEA on weekday evenings around 6 or 7 pm. It is not crowded and you can see it smoothly and shop. Please keep a 6F distance in the store and still require the mask. The IKEA store is large, so it's a good exercise, All the displays are helpful and good especially I called showrooms 2F, love those ideas for interiors. I think it's better to make a shopping list if possible. Otherwise, you may be distracted by other things and spend time on extra things. Am I the only one who sometimes feels like a maze inside the store...? If you have something you want, you can also make a shortcut, so don't overlook the sign. After all, I like IKEA and walk around the store for quite a long time. Since the start of the pandemics, the product shelves may be empty, and the products may be sold out. In such a case, you should check out online. The price of things is relatively reasonable and I think the design is good, but some things are difficult to assemble and do not last very long. However, all the ways to show the inside of the IKEA store are helpful.

IKEA is a Scandinavian chain store that designs and sells ready-to-assemble furniture, kitchen appliances and home accessories and other goods and home services. Started in Sweden in 1943 by 17-year-old Ingvar Kamprad, IKEA has been the world's largest furniture retailer. The brand used by the group is an acronym that consists of the founder's initials. IKEA at Renton, WA 98057 is a big store and we enjoyed the shopping there with our family. Their food court is very big and the Swedish meat balls are very tasty. The parking space is huge. The location is good and nice.

One of the best places to indulge yourself in Swedish culture. The meatballs, the minimally designed Nordic furniture, the free pencils, the long lines, and random Knick knacks you never knew you needed. All for an accessible and humble price. I recommend coming here at least once in your life, even if you don’t buy anything.