Don Quijote Shinjuku

I love this store. They have every single thing you can imagine you need, plus more. From snacks to hair products to dog food, they have it. Honestly you name it and they most likely have it!

The aisles are a little close together and a bit overwhelming, but I was able to navigate pretty easily and ended up finding everything that I needed. I was surprised to find furniture at this store. I would love to look into if they have any shipping options available.

I even ended up coming here over 3 coins because I just stumbled across it and saw all their low prices. I spent hours in here just looking through stuff. It was quite the experience.

We love this store! It has everything you could ever want and each location has a variety of different things. I wish we had this back in the US!

My favourite Donki. Good layout of shop, not over crowded and not super hot from heaters either!!! Heaps of different items for good price

Great department discount store. Good for shopping for gifts and souvenirs. There is a tax free checkout for tourists. This place has everything from alcohol and beer to Kit-Kats and even adult toys. I even stocked up on Japanese sunscreen.

This is one of my favorite Don Quijote locations! Because the store is in K-town, there are lots of Korean goods available. It you’re in the neighborhood, definitely visit because this is such a unique location. I love the outside of the storefront—it’s the best! They have out all of the Halloween goods right now, and of course, there are lots of Don specific products right up front!

The store may seem small from the outside but once you enter, you realize how huge the store really is. Perfect place to stop by before returning to the airport.

Big shop for budget shopping. Prices are reasonable for a tourist.

All most all items are available. There is an option for tourists to get direct tax refund upon showing the passport.

Biggest shop is located at the Shinjuku area.

very big department store and almost all products are sold here. from clothes to food. like the rest of Don Quijote, the prices of items vary widely. What I like about this shop is that it also sells imported food from abroad, especially from Southeast Asian countries.

This is a great place to stock up on Japanese goods to bring home for yourself or for gifts. It's like a supermarket with souvenir shops together. There's a wide variety of goods at different price points you're bound to find something suitable. From snacks, character merch, cosmetics, cutlery, there's pretty much everything here so if you're short on time, this is a good choice for souvenir/memento shopping.

This store is huge! I now understand how the locals can get by without a Wal mart or grocery store in site! This store has five floors of goods to purchase. From beauty, to food, to a HUGE selection of booze, this store has EVERYTHING you could need for your trip!

I had to check out the alcohol selection! I was highly impressed with how many different drinks from all over the world they had! I had to get a bottle (or two) of Matcha Kahulah for the trip! I have never seen this flavor outside Japan, and it was super tasty!

This store also had different and unique snacks to choose from! I could spend all day exploring this store, and still not see everything!

I had to come back multiple times to get other special items and some items to take back home! I would love to have a store like this back home!

This place opens 24 hours and it has everything that you will need from cosmetics, over counter drugs, ready to go meals to drinks, snacks and hair styling tools to stuff your luggages full with gifts to bring home. It’s a one stop shop all your hands can carry back to your hotel.

If you plan to walk a lot in Shinjuku or Shibuya, do get a few boxes of Salonpas. It is a medicated pain relieving patch sold over the counter that you apply under your feet during the day or night.

Great store with variety of products. Enjoyed the late night visit as it’s emptier with people.

This place is a lot of fun to visit, it's kind of a maze of product shelves, it's probably something there for everyone.
There's a car parking (not free)

Tip: entrance is in the alley where you can see products along the wall. And there are toilets after the cash registers

This is the Poundland of Tokyo. It's a great place to buy souvenirs! There is a Donki on every high street. Look out for the blue bird!

If you like daiso, you have got to try this place. It’s like Daiso on steroids. SO MANY things you can buy and they have tax free also. When you pay with visa and pay by Yen, there’s a markup 3.5% to exchange currencies so it might be better to use cash. I spent more than $500 and been to three don quijotes and we’ve only been here for two days

Perfect for anything! Whether you need souvenirs, food, luggages,household stuff.... You'll finde it here. Great prices. And they also take care of the tax free at the counter. I bought all gifts and Japanese snacks to take back to Europe as gifts. I probably spent over two hours lost around the aisles. And the staff is super friendly. They helped me a lot finding a specific type of noodles

Tends to be quieter in this one than the others in Shinjuku. Queues aren't bad, esp when it's late at night. It's a bit wider than others so it's easier to walk around. It also has a good stock of things.

A great place to get cheap stuff. Crowded, chaotic but we loved it.

You can buy anything there include luggage with cheap price.

A must-see store, two floors, with more household and personal items and products than you can imagine. Be careful you might get lost.