Dresswork
A beaded prom dress was altered quickly, with the beadwork hand-stitched back into place.
Mudon
Minutes in Mudon is a multi-purpose repair counter for everyday fixes, from phones and watches to clothing alterations. Reviews particularly highlight fast device repairs and careful tailoring, including a beaded prom dress altered with its detailing hand-stitched back into place.
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A beaded prom dress was altered quickly, with the beadwork hand-stitched back into place.
Phone cleaning is a useful lower-intervention option; one customer said the device looked spotless and worked perfectly afterwards.
A charging-port clean was completed without an additional cost, with advice given in case the problem continued.
A customer’s 15-year-old boots were restored so they looked almost brand new.
Several reviews describe quick watch repairs, including a stuck Apple Watch strap and a repaired watch.
A misaligned dress zipper was fixed on the existing zip, and the customer was not charged.
Inspect Gadgets. For phone repairs, inspect the device carefully before leaving; one customer reported a damaged screen after a back repair.
Record Condition. Ask for the item’s pre-existing condition and requested repair to be written on the receipt before handing over a gadget.
Try Cleaning. If a phone has charging trouble, ask whether a port clean could help before approving a larger repair.
Check Batteries. For a watch battery replacement, confirm the shop can do that specific job and get the price before proceeding.
Ask Timing. For tailoring, ask when the item will be ready; one customer received alterations before the promised time.
Plan the visit
| Mon | 9:00 AM – 10:00 PM |
| Tue | 9:00 AM – 10:00 PM |
| Wed | 9:00 AM – 10:00 PM |
| Thu | 9:00 AM – 10:00 PM |
| Fri | 9:00 AM – 10:00 PM |
| Sat | 9:00 AM – 10:00 PM |
| Sun | 9:00 AM – 10:00 PM |
Phone cleaning is mentioned as a quick service that left one customer’s device spotless and working properly.
One customer reported an iPhone battery replacement completed in about 30 minutes.
Two reviews report an iPhone screen or LCD being damaged after a back-glass repair, followed by an unsatisfactory response.
One customer said they were ignored while the front-desk employee continued a phone call and did not apologise when challenged.
One reviewer said the shop could not replace a watch battery and considered its capability limited to easier fixes.
A long-term customer said prices had become less affordable as the business grew.
The Bottom Line
Minutes in Mudon is a practical repair and alteration counter for phones, tablets, watches and clothing. The reviews are strongest on quick fixes: an iPad was sorted in a few minutes before a daughter’s test, while an iPhone battery replacement reportedly took about 30 minutes. Watch repairs and strap adjustments also come up repeatedly.
Tailoring is another clear reason to use the branch. Customers describe golf clothes shortened, a prom dress altered with its beading hand-stitched back on, and children’s clothing adjusted successfully. A misaligned dress zipper was fixed without a charge, which one reviewer appreciated as honest service.
There are useful small interventions too. A charging port was cleaned at no additional cost, and a 15-year-old pair of boots was made to look almost brand new. The business also handles services such as shoe and bag repair, engraving and key duplication, according to its supplied description.
Use more caution with complex gadget work. Two October reviews say an iPhone’s screen or LCD was damaged during a back-glass repair, with complaints about follow-up and communication. Before handing over a device, record its condition on the receipt and inspect it carefully before leaving.
Pricing feedback is mixed, and one reviewer specifically questioned the cost of a back repair.