Texas State Museum of Asian Cultures & Education Center

Very small museum with a very limited introduction into the Asian culture. They do have some clothes for you to try on for pics. The Hakata doll collection is nice.

My mom, sister, and I visited back in December, for the first time. We loved it!! It’s so cool!!! This museum has the largest collection of Hakata dolls in the world, (if I’m not mistaken). The museum has so many different activities you can do. I hear they have a lot of different classes that they teach here, as well! The staff is super friendly and informative!! They answered all of our questions. I can’t wait to visit, again!

My daughter and I went for a cooking class they were holding. We had a lot of fun! The instructor and staff were so nice! They host a variety of cooking and crafts classes. We then toured the museum and small gift shop. I had no idea there was even an Asian museum until this class. I highly recommend it!!

It's ok, not too many things to see, they have a few things for sale kinda pricey. They had some performers today and vendors and few food trucks. I enjoy the show. I thought they had Free admission on certain days, I guess not they were charging.

They're a small museum, but I really liked going. There were so many interesting things; like the dolls, which I didn't think I'd find interesting, but they turned out to be incredible! Since they have loads more artifacts which they rotate in every so often it's definitely worth going back to see more! The gift shop doesn't have much, but their lucky cat key chains are cute 😸

Staff is very nice , lots of interesting artifacts.

The highlight is an incredible display of hundreds of Hakata dolls. The entry price is very reasonable and helps to support the museum.