Daiso

San Francisco, Estados Unidos

3.9

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Teléfono:
+1 415-391-7369
Sitio web:
www.daisojapan.com
Dirección:
570 Market St, San Francisco, CA, 94104
entre Sutter St y 2nd St
Financial District
Paradas y estaciones de transporte público cercanas:
20 mMontgomery Street
400 mBig Bus Tours Stop 17, China Town
420 mSansome St & California St
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Hoy 10:00 – 20:00
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Horario local (San Francisco) 11:10 miércoles, 23 de abril de 2025

Horario de apertura

lunes 10:00 – 20:00
martes 10:00 – 20:00
miércoles 10:00 – 20:00
jueves 10:00 – 20:00
viernes 10:00 – 20:00
sábado 10:00 – 19:00
domingo 10:00 – 18:00

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20 opiniones sobre Daiso

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Tu valoración: 5
Burlingame, CA
Very handy $ 1 store with all kinds of office, school, desk supplies. The Japanese pens and pencils are unique
Tu valoración: 5
Emeryville, CA
I always leave daiso happy with my piles of cute and useful stuff.
Tu valoración: 1
San Francisco, CA
Never coming on here again!!! Little short man ‘kicked’ us out because we r holding a drink in our hands … Hello … It’s lunchtime … My drink is covered, tightly sealed & it’s no where near my mouth!!! In fact, I have not even taken a sip!!! I’m
Just holding it in my hand … NO … No drinks … Under any circumstances !!! Find … Kick out ur regular customers & watch ur business go DOWNHILL !!! I respect ur business in that my drink is covered, I am not drinking it but NO,…little man — enjoy the unemployment line !!!
Tu valoración: 2
Emeryville, CA
2⁄5 Stars
DAI-​SO-​SO JAPAN
This was the first Daiso I went to shop at. After all the hype about the cheap stuff and the videos on facebook about this amazing chain of discount stores, I was very excited to check it out. It was not that great. This location was convenient for those already out shopping, but it was not the greatest.
PROS
–Cheap items
–Lots of Selection
–Cute stationary
–Asian Candy (especially Matcha Flavors)
–Great Location
–Security Guard
CONS
–Dirty floors and webs on the ceilings
–Messy shelves and items on the floor
–Slow cashiers
–Cramped Store with narrow aisles
–Homeless people sitting outside and roaming through the store
–Little to No help walking around the store
Overall, I as just impressed with the layout, service and maintenance of the store. I will totally shop here in I am in the area, but if not, I’d rather check out another location.
Tu valoración: 3
Sacramento, CA
Was walking by and randomly saw this shop! I knew I had to go in, and I’m glad I did. It’s a Japanese dollar store, and has a wide selection of goods, from makeup to household products, food ware (wine/​champagne cups, plates, etc) to Japanese snacks and more. Their aisles are kind of narrow and there’s about 5 – 6 (long) aisles total. It was pretty busy when we were there so the aisles can get pretty cramped. There’s 3 cashiers, so even if there is a line, it goes by pretty quickly.
My favorite thing from here is their Daiso brand eyebrow pencils which are pretty darn good quality (especially for those of you who have Asian/​black eyebrows, such as myself), and extremely affordable at that! :)
All in all, a dollar store is a dollar store so don’t expect miracle products. Nonetheless, it’s worth checking out if you’re in the area. ;)
Tu valoración: 4
San Francisco, CA
Everything there is soo cheap and cute, but there are just too much people in one shop.
I would drive to the one in japan town if I have the time, but other then that I love all daisos.
Tu valoración: 4
Manhattan, NY
Ah this place takes me back … to all the times I go back to Asia and have a hankering for cheap, everyday shit.
If you’re thinking of the following questions:
«I really need a cheap mop»
«I need a pair of slippers»
«I’m craving cheap Japanese snacks»
«I desperately need a set of chopsticks and bowls»
Well. look no further. Come over to Daiso, a modestly-​sized offshoot of a popular budget retail shop in Japan and the rest of Asia. The stuff here is cheaper and (sometimes) more functional than Muji, though definitely be on the lookout for where the items are made. A vast majority of the crap is made in China, so whenever possible, take a second look if you’re hunting for items only made in Japan.
Otherwise, it’s pretty straightfoward. The shopping experience is simple and for people just looking for everyday stuff to buy at a cheap price.
Tu valoración: 4
Washington, DC
It gets the job done. You can get practically everything for a 1.50.
Pretty organized and clean. The aisles are kind of small but it is what it is. Some would say the same for a city Target or the like.
I got a couple iPhone USB cords there and am pleasantly surprised that it’s been working well since I got them. If it craps out in a month, that’s ok. It was 1.50 and cheaper than what I could get at BestBuy or the Apple store.
Tu valoración: 4
San Francisco, CA
This store ROCKS for almost everything under the sun. Dollar store items galore, not high quality but great price!
Tu valoración: 3
Mountain View, CA
Compared to other Daiso locations, this one is very small and crowded. Mid day on a weekday there were so many people in the store it was difficult to navigate or to find what I needed. Another consequence of the small size is that products you’d normally find in larger stores you might not find here.
I came looking for food bowls for my car but all they had on the shelves were a couple of dusty oddly shaped dog bowls. There are many helpful employees here stocking the shelves but it only adds to the chaotic feel of this store.
Tu valoración: 4
East Bay, CA
I’m a sucker for their little bags of ChocoRooms! And they have cute socks!
Wandering through the narrow aisles of this downtown Daiso store is a great way to waste a few minutes before a meeting or doctor’s appointment.
Tu valoración: 2
San Francisco, CA
I’m a fan of the Daiso brand, and a regular customer of the Serramonte and Japantown locations. But this location is WAY too small. In less than 5 minutes I can browse the entire store. Hence my 2 star rating = I’ve seen better.
I’ve bought a few random disposable things over the years, plus usually an ItoEn milk tea (blue can, tea made in Hawaii) from the refrigerator (very limited assortment) on right side of entrance.
Service at the register is usually cordial and helpful.
In my opinion, it’s a waste of time to shop here, because the other larger stores have a wider variety that includes everything available here.
This store doesn’t provide any bike parking, but the city installed 3 sidewalk racks years ago in front of the 7 Eleven store next door.
Note: a few reviews don’t make any sense (about store size), because some out of town Unilocalers reviewed the wrong location (also wrong pics posted — Japantown Daiso store).
Tu valoración: 4
San Mateo, CA
$ 1.50!
While I’m no stranger to the magic of Daiso stores during my trips overseas, but can you believe that this was the first time I actually bought anything at the store? It’s definitely smaller than other Daisos but perfect for some last minute travel friendly containers for face creams and lotions. Take that TSA! Compared to a family dollar or dollar tree, find in me in a Daiso any day for some cheap essentials. While there are items aplenty ranging from kitschy to questionable in quality, it takes a well curated eye to sort through the somewhat overwhelming selection of goods. Even during off peak hours, I still see a moderately long checkout line. Staff there are pretty proficient in keeping the line moving. Happy shopping!
Tu valoración: 5
Honolulu, HI
Anyone who has been to Japan is familiar with Daiso. Of course this Daiso, is nothing compared to that~! But DUH, this is Califormia. not Japan.
What makes Daiso so popular, is the prices. Everything is priced at $ 1.50 unless marked otherwise. This is a great place to pick up cute miscellaneous things. They have things ranged from snacks, stationary, kitchen supplies, beauty, etc.
Tu valoración: 4
Danville, CA
So I had gone to the Daiso in Japan Town. Then on my way back to BART I saw… another Daiso! Of course, I had to go inside and take a peek…
This Daiso is a lot smaller than the one in the Japanese Mall, and doesn’t have quite the same selection. They do seem to have slightly different things, though.
I ended up buying some snacks here for the ride home. Putting it so close to BART was very sneaky of them! And by sneaky, I mean clever. But mostly sneaky. Now I’m out almost $ 10 because I bought some Calpico, Hawaiian coffee, and ramen, along with some pretty notebooks.
Tu valoración: 4
San Francisco, CA
Cute little place with lots of stuff for $ 1.50. I got two big ceramic bowls, protective case for my iPad, kitchen cloths, a pair of readers, mascara, BB cream a cute kitty ornament — the ones you see everywhere with the little paw raised plastic organizers for paper work for the grand total of $ 10.90 !! You can’t beat it I will definitely go again the people that work here are very nice too !
Tu valoración: 5
Belmont, CA
I love coming to daiso! I always end up buying more than what’s on my shopping list. The stuff here are really good in quality and cheap. The quality is so much better than those items found at the dollar tree store. Beware of some items though as not all items are made in Japan.
Things I Bought here:
Notebooks (found some Muji lookalike plain bound notebook with no lines the last time I came here, totally need more of this!)
Laundry Bags
Bedroom Slippers
Zip lock bags that can be vacuumed suck
Japanese snacks and drinks
Tu valoración: 5
Chicago, IL
It’s basically an Asian dollar tree. It’s quirky and cute. I don’t have one at home and YouTube made me do it. I had about 20 mins to browse and the place was pretty busy.
I bought some beverages, a dotting tool for nails, and three mascaras.
I kinda wish I had one at home bc if I did I would buy some the colorful kitchen supplies.
Tu valoración: 4
San Francisco, CA
Tiny compared to the location in Japantown, but you’ll find the essentials here.
Things to get at this Daiso location:
–seasonal decorations: Halloween, Christmas. Cheap, but pretty good quality for something you’ll only have up in your house for a few weeks.
–Kitchen items: Most Daiso kitchen items I’ve bought are amazing quality and are actually built to last. Dishwashing gloves, utensils, storage containers/​tupperware, small cutting boards, oven mitts, rice paddles
–Reusable shopping bags,
–Eyelashes. Come on girls. $ 1.50 and they come in so many sizes and styles and they LAST FOREVER.
–Stockings/​fishnets. –^see above.
–Office/​school supplies: pens, pencils, nails, thumbtacks, folders, etc.
Line at this location gets pretty long with only 2 registers. $ 5 card minimum.
Tu valoración: 5
Davis, CA
Daiso! You are my one-​of-​two favorite stores in this are now! My friend told me that everything here is about $ 1.50 unless marked otherwise, and I didn’t believe her until we stepped inside. Oh my goodness, it’s like a better, more refined version of the Dollar Tree!
–Food (I found some Calpico on a back shelf!)
–Plushies
–Makeup
–Housewares
–Knick-​knacks
And so much more. I was going to buy a lucky cat for my friend back home, but the line was a bit long considering I just had one item and we were on a time constraint. So maybe I will come back next time and have better «luck»! Lol. Daiso is so much cheaper than the other stores, so I’m kind of stoked that it was in the same location as all the other places!
Maybe next time I come back, it will be a bit earlier in the day so I can enjoy some of the novelties without fear of lines. So much fun to browse, even though it was super crowded.