Daiso Japan

Thee best cheap stuff!

I love Daiso! Any location too! There are so many things here and mostly $ 1.50 unless stated on the item. Anything you can think of they have it or more! From garden tools, household items, and yummy snacks!

Exactly as other reviews say; very much like an upscale dollar store with good selection, and a surprisingly varied selection of japanese snacks and candy. My only complained is the narrow aisles.

This store is super cool! Sister and I went down to see K-​POP one year and since we’ve checked in a place nearby, we decided to check this place out. Well, due to her wishes.
I think we’ve ended up with more items than we can carry but it’s super cheap! Not the items, silly! The price!

I love Daiso Japan!!! Almost everything is $ 1.50! When I need something, I always go to this store first before I go somewhere else. I especially love their school supplies section and household items section. You can save A LOT by shopping here!

It’s basically a Japanese 99 cent store. I really liked it. I bought black head removing strips for $ 1.50 each.

Great deals, household items $ 1.50 and up… think Japanese dollar store. This location is a little small, the one in Gardena is MUCH bigger.

I love this place! It is like a Japanese version of the dollar store, but better due to higher quality items. Those familiar with the 100 yen shops in Japan know exactly what I’m talking about. There are a variety of products ranging from household goods, to beauty/​hygiene items, stationary, dishes, cookware, snacks, and more. Everything is $ 1.50 or less. The cookware/​dishes are quite durable and last a while. We still have tongs, spatulas, beer glasses, and more that we bought a few years back. And of course many of the items have a touch of that Japanese cuteness that they’re famous for. A cool place to check out at least once, and don’t be afraid to go crazy, as it only $ 1.50…until you have a full basket.

I love this weird store. It’s like a 99cent store but not. Everything is $ 1.50 unless otherwise marked. I originally came here to buy origami paper for a project. Then I brought my family to show them the store. You can buy everything from candy to shoes to dishes to makeup to craft supplies and more in there.

Love the selection, little smaller than the one in Little Tokyo but still just as sweet.

It’s a nice little store tucked away in a super center. This place has validated parking but during heavy traffic it’s hard to find one. I saw people circling the 7 floor parking lot trying to find a parking to no avail.
This store features a minimized version of bigger Daiso chain stores. I normally head into the tool section to look at the tool section and it’s very minimal. Would have given it a three base solely on availability of items, but they actually have a lot of neat stuff in this place still.

Everything in this store is cute! I always tell myself to get just few things and always end up buying a lot more (mostly stuff that I don’t even need! That’s how irresistible the stuffs here are!) This branch is quite small though compare to other daiso’s I’ve been to.
I only give 4 stars because of the parking. Coming here on a weekend is not a good idea because the plaza tends to be packed.

I fell in love with this place until… the one in Little Tokyo opened,
this is one is nice if i’m in the neighborhood my problem though
is that the aisle’s are really narrow so you’re always dropping
stuff since so many people go in a aisle at once.
Great place though most everything is 1.50 some things cost more
but they’ll usually have a big sign that says so.

Japanese 99cent store with good quality. a bit pricier, though.
I bought kitchen tools when I moved.
You can also get Japanese weird but useful things and snacks.

I love this place. If I move again, I’d probably furnish my apartment with kitchenware and accessories from Daiso. At $ 1.50 for most things, the price is hard to beat. They do have things for $ 3 or more, but it’s stuff like laptop sleeves. This place is pretty much an Asian girl’s dreamland that’s overloaded with cuteness. From apple-​shaped sugar pots to neon orange silicone bakeware, they have it all.
You can get some pretty good necessities here too. Their kitchenware section is expansive and creative. You can let your kids pick out a favorite bowl or cup!
One of my favorite sections of the store is near the cash registers where they have that snack aisle. The prices are definitely cheaper than those in H-​mart and they carry some snacks that you probably can’t find around unless you go to Mitsuwa or 99 Ranch Market.
Be cognizant that they have a $ 10 credit card minimum and they do not accept returns. So while everything, for the most part, is only $ 1.50, it does add up and you may find yourself buying $ 30 of stuff that you probably don’t need.

I have a love hate relationship with this store. Yes, almost everything is 1.50 and it makes me compulsively buy so much stuff that I don’t need! Maybe it’s my self control I need to work on but after I look at what I bought, it amazes me. But this is the good. Now to the bad… I bought a toy for my pups here once and was shocked when I got home. There was a cardboard tab wrapped around a circular rope portion of the toy and when I took it off, I saw packing tape holding the 2 circular ends together! I was not very happy about this. I know Daiso is cheap but come on…
Yes. I go here to buy cotton puffs, gift wrap, and cards but anything else, make sure you thoroughly check what you are purchasing beforehand.

Really not understanding the hype. People comparing this store to Ikea?! Maybe one small kitchen section in Ikea — the one with the bowls and kitchen doo-​dads. I’m not even sure comparing $.99 stores is fair. The selection here is minimal at best. It’s simply not that big a shop and a lot of their products are just gimmicky swag.
On the plus side I would agree their dishes and bowls selection was good. I bought a few new ramen bowls (on tha cheap) with a really excellent contemporary design. Also some weaved nylon drawer/​cabinet organizers for the hallway cupboards. Two stars for the two purchases.

Everything in the store is $ 1.50! It’s like a fancier version of the 99cents store, with slightly better quality products. I also think it’s funny that most of Daiso’s products are made in China, not Japan.
I’ve been to about three Daiso locations and this is one of the smaller ones, but still awesome, nonetheless.
For those of you who haven’t been, know that Daiso is sort of like Target. Full of things you don’t need, but yet find yourself buying.
Daiso has so many cute things! Stationary, hair accessories, makeup, dining utensils, snacks, bathroom products, and the list goes on. The store is super neat and orderly and the staff at this location is pretty friendly, so that’s always a plus.
Don’t bring food or drinks inside the store, they’re pretty adamant about it. And be sure you bring your own reusable bag!
They will also validate your parking if your purchase something!

Walking into this store, I was very unimpressed by the «Target/​Staples-​Japanese-​fusion» feel. Then, I saw that just about everything here is only $ 1.50, unless stated otherwise. That kind of threw me, because a lot of the things here would cost you $ 15+ at a Little Tokyo store, or $ 5+ at a Chinatown shop. We’re talking facial cleansers, toner, face & body moisturizers, glitter eye shadow & mascara, several different shades of foundation, hand mitts, tea cups, kitchen utensils, office products, stationary, and even snacks and tattoos. Yes, all for $ 1.50. It’s a veritable treasure trove of cheap items of acceptable quality.
Obviously, one shouldn’t expect enormously high quality from these items, but given the price, they are a really great bargain, and more than one are worth stocking up on, such as the collagen facial masks which are like satin on your skin.
Good luck walking out of here with only one item. I tried. And I failed.

Got to love this place. It has such cute stuff. I have a few friends on Unilocal that practically swear by Daiso. I been wanting to go so badly.
So today, I was on a mission to see what’s all the talk about. I was not disappointed.
This Daiso is located in the Madang shopping plaza. There is 2 hour free parking before 9pm and 1 hour after 9 pm. There is also parking on the street. Daiso is suite 108 located on the first floor.
Daiso is so full of colors. It’s was a paradise for me and the price was right. Most of the items were $ 1.50, a couple items cost more or less but they are labeled.
They have great gift idea and one of a kind cute little treasures. A found a food tray and lunch bag with the Effiel Tower it.
They have a kitchen utensil section that has perfect gifts for house a house warming. Cup, containers, cleaning supplies, food, drinks, toys, school supplies and etc.
The employee keep the shelves so neat and clean. The floor was so clean I could see myself in it. My cashier was very friendly and quick. She answered my questions and gave me the days when they get new items.
Great customer, great price and great appearance. Love this place.