Surprisingly good! Although products not as many as Daiso, but you still can find many choices. Price increased and get rid of many useless items. Service keep friendly and helpful, and happy to new products and choices!
variety of products
There are miscellaneous home items with Japanese innovations on how to live in small space.
Daiso used to be our must go place every now and then. You can find so many cool stuff made in Japan, but around 2-4 bucks.
It recently changed to "Oomomo", and as we go check it out today, the ground floor is under renovation until Dec 15 so there are way less things than before.
I really wish the store won't change too much.
I love this place! Like other reviews have stated: this place is SO much better than your average dollar store. Lots of great craft supplies and stationary items.
It’s so hard to believe but almost most of the things are 2$. Even if one package contains 82 pieces and other beans it’s 42, they all priced the same.. so i wonder why would someone want to get something of smaller packaging if it’s the same price diff brand. Pens are the best here with 0.28m really cool stuff. 2 floors. They don’t have variety of Meiji chocolate or any for that matter.
They're understaffed on weekends and you have to wait for a long time to check out. I lived in Japan for a while, so I felt a bit ripped-off (because they're supposed to be a dollar store over there), but they still have good kitchenware and stationery for $2 for sure :)
Budget Japanese goods store. Many items in the store are marked at $2, but you need to be careful and double check as some items will be much more. Also, be mindful that Japanese measurement standards may differ from North American standards. Otherwise, it's a good supplement to regular stores in the area for the price. Quality is what can be expected for something $2.
2-storey discount store selling various Japanese-designed, Chinese-made products. Selection of Japanese snacks available. Limited tills, occasional long line-ups. Crowded layout.
A great Daiso. This is a Japanese two dollar store where everything is 2 bucks(some item exceptions). They carry pretty much everything you can think of that isn't grocery or electronics. Two floors of plastic, wood and paper products as well as stuffed toys, and snacks. Parking is available from the mall. Canada line accessible.
I like Daiso, but this Daiso is a madhouse of pushing and shoving, and people so close spinning around is dangerous. It's like the after Christmas, Thanksgiving day and California Gold Rush all mushed up together and placed in a two story dollar store. I like many of their products, but a good percentage is simply "shiny stuff" that you buy because it's shiny. Checkout is fast, but I think that's simply because the cashiers are super efficient. The lines are horrible.
This mega 2 storey 'dollar store' has thousands of items for mostly $2. It carries mainly Japanese and Asian items that you typically can't find at your local dollar store. Inside Aberdeen Centre. Free indoor parking. Skytrain accessible.
I love hitting this Daiso! It has two floors and has practically everything you need..from beauty to cleaning to kitchen supplies. Most items are $2 which is great!
Love to shop here! The quality is wayyyy better than dollar store!
The selection of items in this store is excellent. I would definitely recommend as a first stop for any odds and ends that you need around your home.
It's a massive Japanese dollar store, essentially. The default price is $2 unless otherwise tagged.
Great place for containers, housewares, crafts supplies, stationary, and more. They sell some snacks and drinks as well.
This is basically a $2 dollar store with a great selection of non-domestic brands and goods. It is interesting just to see some of the quirky items for sale. You can find just about everything here. Highly recommend you visit.
It's a mash up of a dollar store with Walmart. They used to do everything for $2 but now there is more range. Lots of weird and wonderful stuff.