Daiso

Nice spot. Plenty of parking. Was busy when we went. They have like dollar store type items but a little nicer

Great little spot to get your little nicknacks for your little projects and not break the bank. The things here are good quality and you might not find them elsewhere. Also, there might not be prices on the packaging. If there's no price on the package then it might be $1.99 but check the signage to be sure.

A neat-freaks delight. Like what heaven must be like for tidy people. Like a dollar store, but super organized and neat, and with things you will actually find useful.

I don’t really know how they do it, but I’m glad they do. You will find a lot here that you won’t find at other discount stores. The best thing about Daiso is how you feel on the way out: Peaceful, calm, unstressed. Whoever is in charge of designing the user experience at Daiso deserves an award (if they haven’t already gotten one). I recommend looking through the snacks, stationary, kitchen, and storage.

Love this place! There’re alot of useful household items from here. I always love browsing in this store. I also love how they had 2 self check cashiers available, but signs weren’t too clear so no one really know.

I never shop for snacks here because I feel they’re a bit pricey especially when there is a supermarket literally right across the street. But i love browsing at all other items!!

I love this store! I love the Japanese aesthetic, the sleek space saving look and the cute, fun designs. Daiso has everything for the home. If you want to organize and have limited space, Daiso is for you. They have things you can't find anywhere else at really great prices. I find something new everytime I go.

This place was so cute and what anyone could want in a Japanese store in the U.S. It looks like any other store, but once you go in, you’ll find lots of cute stationary, accessories, umbrellas, and other household items you could certainly use on a day to day basis.

Everything here is in Yen (and a different currency I do not know), but when you pay, you pay in dollars like any other store. It’s super cute and I got a whole bunch of things like colored pens, cute Japanese umbrellas, and those hair headband things to push your hair away from your face when you want to do your skincare.

Beware when you go in here though: quite a couple of things here are pretty cheap in quality, but you get what you pay for. I would say that it is similar to Dollar Tree, Family Dollar and Five Below combined.

Fun little variety shop. Lots of unique items and an easy to navigate layout. They had lots of snacks and housewares. We liked their Hello Kitty selection too.

every time i come here… i end up buying one of the bags by the window next to the registers. I SWEAR THEY HAVE THE MOST MINIMAL CUTEST PURSES. and they all cost me less than $4 lmfao. i love designer bags but i haven’t even thought about spending thousands of dollars since seeing these bags at daiso lmao.

Expect the unexpected! Accessible, clean, organized. COVID-19 compliant. Well staffed, tidy. I swear there's something for everybody, and wonderfully affordable. Bags cost $.20/ea. so bring some. You can also buy some cool reusable bags there.

The hour drive was so worth it! However a lot of things are still made in “China” choose wisely when shopping. I was so excited to shop here. I figured everything would be made in “Japan” which was disappointing to notice that most is made in “China”. Aside from that it’s great stuff for the value!

Everything was so so so organized here. You can easily find what you want in this place!! There were so many cute Japanese stickers!! I almost went broke here...

Great little "Japanese dollar store". It is not really a dollar store, but they have really cute and cheap items from Japan. This is a chain if stores that is widespread in Japan. Perfect forcute little presents, little kitchen gadgets and japanese snacks.

I LOVE DAISO! They got my through Japan when I lived there. Plenty of cheap supplies that are still sturdy and many other fun goods. Warning: limited selection on Sundays because county rules won't let them sell half their merchandise. Glad I don't live here because if you need something on a Sunday you might as well leave the state.

Neat store with all kinds of knick knacks as well as the usual home goods, all at reasonable prices. You can mess around and easily end up spending $100+ here. Excellent overall experience, highly recommended.

I have always wanted to go to Daiso. And when I found out this place was on our way home I asked my mom to stop. Now this Daiso is a bit more expensive than other stores. $1.99+ instead of the $.99 Daiso's in New York and Texas. I know that doesn't seem like a lot but for 30items I spent $80. Unfortunately the candies weren't priced so I found out from my receipt they cost $3.99 each. I wouldn't have bought them if I knew that. However I did find a lot of useful items. The Mickey mouse car hooks, I wish I bought a few more. The cat clothing hooks, Bag clips shaped like cute animals, and a plastic cat ice cream scoop so it doesn't melt your ice cream as fast. I definitely would love to come back here but unfortunately it's a 2 hour drive from where I live.

I always stop in daiso stores If I'm in the area. The Scarsdale one is still my favorite in the ny/nj area but this one was lovely and staff were helpful and polite. On most trips I leave with a few Japanese candies or snacks, some adorable stationary or paper goods, and a new small gadget to make things like storing food or items more convenient. Highly recommend!

Love this place. Most things are $2. Plenty of Japanese snacks and kitchen/housewares. I hear it’s much larger than the one in Flushing but it’s not as big as the ones in Cali of course. There’s parking in the back separate from Mitsuwa. Will require multiple visits to really see everything in there.

A very nice Japanese lifestyle store that sells decent Japanese goods. There is a large selection to shop from and price varies. Service is very good. The place is clean and organized.

Such a cute little store, located in the same parking lot as Mitsuwa. I bought sticky notes that are really cute for only $2.12.

I love this store. Its like a Japanese $2 and over store with lots of super cute stuff. Everytime I come I buy alot of cute random things and then when I go home, I realize I really don't need it but it was just too cute....hahaaa. My kids love this store too.