Daiso $3 Japan

Auckland, Nueva Zelanda

4.4

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10 opiniones

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Teléfono:
+64 9-309 9110
Sitio web:
www.3japan.co.nz
Dirección:
287 Queen Street, Auckland, Nueva Zelanda, 1010
Auckland CBD
Paradas y estaciones de transporte público cercanas:
240 mTown Hall
300 mLorne Street
350 m51 Victoria Street
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Hoy

Hoy 10:00 – 22:00
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Horario local (Auckland) 14:12 sábado, 14 de junio de 2025

Horario de apertura

lunes 09:30 – 21:00
martes 09:30 – 21:00
miércoles 09:30 – 21:00
jueves 09:30 – 21:00
viernes 09:30 – 22:00
sábado 10:00 – 22:00
domingo 10:00 – 21:00

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10 opiniones sobre Daiso $3 Japan

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Tu valoración: 5
Auckland, New Zealand
‘Daiso’ has it all. Everything from iPad cases, kitchenware, craft, socks, footwear, party ideas, reading glasses, umbrellas… Pretty much the ‘kitchen sink’ without the food. You will still need to go to the supermarket to get bananas, janola, cashews and Pinot noir — just now. ‘Daiso’ is a Japanese wonderland with tiny aisles that are only made for one human at a time. I could browse for ages in this shop, looking twice at each aisle to ensure I haven’t missed anything ‘I might need’. After all it’s $ 3.50 each item or 3 items for $ 10. Wow. How do they pay their rent? Obviously sell a lot of everything! The staff are super-​friendly. I requested something they didn’t have, they said they’d look into it and called me on my mobile with 4 minutes. That’s exceptional customer service. I went back to purchase my request and keep going back — as they always have something I need! Adore this shop! Unilocal Unilocal
Tu valoración: 4
Auckland, New Zealand
Do you ever find yourself in need of black Q tips? Or strange ear cleaning tools? Or plastic containers of all shapes and sizes? Daiso sells all sorts of Japanese made things that you never knew you needed, and all for a $ 3.5 per item. From kitchen wear, to stationary and slippers this place can deliver for people who like nick-​nacks. I do spend some time having an internal dialogue of the kind «What is the use of this?» «Ah, Japanese are genius». So if you like a 2 dollar shop with an oomph, Daiso is the place for you.
Tu valoración: 4
New Plymouth, New Zealand
Everything kawaii you could possibly EVER need is in this shop. Even if you don’t need it, you’re going to buy it anyway.
My entire Uni stationary pile was bought from this shop. I firmly believe Hello Kitty and floral bits and pieces help me study.
Bento lunch boxes, cooking bits and pieces, adorable plate sets, house items, and bathroom helpers; all here, all adorable, all fantastically priced.
Tu valoración: 4
Bourges, France
Daiso was one of thr first shops I shopped at when I moved to Auckland: it’s cheap and it almost has anything! From socks to cute pencils to kitchenware and little gifts, there is not much one cannot find there.
Unfortunately this place is always packed, or is it because the aisles are really narrow? If one person is looking at something in the aisle you’re in it is not easy to get past… But everyone coming to Daiso can only be in a happy mood considering the cheap prices and smiley faces on bright coloured products, so you will just end up doing the awkward little «dance» trying to get past each other and then find yourselves chatting at the till while waiting in line (which always goes fast!)
One of my favourite little shops!
Tu valoración: 5
Auckland, New Zealand
I was in need of a new mobile phone case for my iphone and was not prepared to pay $ 40 for one! My friend recommended that I go here. I picked up a rubber case for just a few dollars which protects it really well. They had cases for both the iphone 4 and 5 in various designs which you would never expect this shop to have. Amongst phone covers, this shop is full of well priced treasures ranging from stationary to kitchenware. It is always bussling with people and now I know why.
Tu valoración: 5
Auckland, New Zealand
Ah, Daiso $ 3 (+GST) shop. How I love you. I think I might like to marry you, and then our wedding registry could be all your products, and I would be able to have a lifetime supply of tiny soy sauce lunchbox bottles shaped like trucks. Or notebooks with pseudo-​philosophical statements on them. Or laundry bags with umbrellas on them. Or felt animal making kits. Or any one of the other thousand marvellous things you have in stock.
Daiso is not only a purveyor of charming Japanese novelty products however; it also has hardware, cleaning, craft, and lots of kitchenware. It’s a great shop for apartment dwellers, as everything is made to fit into small Japanese homes, as well as looking stylish. And finally, the service I’ve had here has never been less than exemplary. Daiso, let’s run away together.
Tu valoración: 4
Auckland, New Zealand
I really like this little store especially to stock up on little miso bowls, green tea cups and chop sticks! It also used to be my go-​to place for stockings when I was working nearby. As a small person, I love Japanese stores because everything comes in small sizes! Wooo! No more stockings that come up to my chest! It’s also great for stationery and gifts for people who really want gifts but ruin everything in two seconds so you don’t want to get them anything expensive (a.k.a children). Sometimes you do get into a tight spot though, literally. The aisles are tiny tiny so sometimes it’s better to wait for the aisle to be empty before foraying inside.
Tu valoración: 5
Auckland, New Zealand
This is the best shop in Auckland.
Maybe it’s because I spent my childhood watching Pokemon and Dragonball Z and slowly but surely convincing myself that my life would be a lot better if I was Japanese. Maybe it’s because they sell tiny erasers shaped like ice-​cream cones. Maybe it’s because they stock ~100 different types of tupperware. I don’t know. There is just something great about Daiso.
Everything costs $ 3.50 and they sell pretty much everything. Last time I visited, I bought a plastic banana storage thing, a thing to put on the end my toothbrush, a cup, a pair of socks, and a bulk pack of those cotton buds you use to clean your ears (my ears are now very very clean). That’s testament to the ferocious and impervious breadth of range that you can pick up in Daiso.
Just go to Daiso. It’s the best.
A bonus feature is that all staff members are cute Japanese people wearing aprons. It doesn’t get better than that.
Tu valoración: 3
Auckland, New Zealand
$ 3 (Plus GST, $ 3.50 store). Yeah. Their big sign stating that kind of amused me. WHY?!
For anyone who might be questioning the, ah, «authenticity» of Daiso’s Japanese roots, it is 100% Japanese and yes, there are mini tooth brushes, chopsticks of varying lengths and things to put at the end of cutlery so they don’t get dirty in your bag… The products here are INTUITIVE and kawaii; lots of fun containers and stationary for our overly adorable lives. My favourite things are all their little sauce bottles, onigiri molds and sweet little cup cake papers of varying size and shape
Tu valoración: 5
Auckland, New Zealand
Imagine the department store that Hello Kitty would shop in, and you’ll get an idea of what Daiso is like. It’s tiny, it’s jam-​packed from floor to ceiling, the aisles are only big enough for one-​way traffic, and everything is so cute it makes me want to squeak.
Unlike other discount shops, Daiso $ 3 Japan contains higher-​quality, made-​in-​Japan products. I’ve been shopping here for years for everything from kitchen equipment, to gift wrap, to cosmetics, to crockery. Plus they have all the wacky Japanese products you’ve never heard of — refrigerator curtain, anyone? I guess Even food needs privacy sometimes.
But don’t be fooled, everything in store in actually $ 3 plus GST, making everything $ 3.50. Or you can get three items for $ 10. Check it out and spoil yourself with a fluffy toilet-​seat warmer.