Daiso

Great place to go for small quality knick knacks. You find a lot of affordable things even if you don't need them, lol. The store is very organized and clean. A place easy to shop! ?

this daiso sells a lot of cute stuff (some that you don’t even need but you gotta buy it anyway because they are too cute haha), just like any other daiso. there were not too many customers, they played good songs, the whole store is cleaned and neat, and the staff was very friendly and professional. i think this location sells their stuff a little bit more expensive than other locations though..

DAISO offers a fantastic selection of Japanese products that are both unique and affordable. Every visit feels like a treasure hunt, with so many interesting and practical items to discover. However, the one downside is their strict no return policy, which can be frustrating if something doesn’t work out as expected. While the quality is generally good, it would be nice to have a bit more flexibility with returns. Despite that, DAISO remains a go-to spot for finding cool, one-of-a-kind products.

Small Daiso Japan that has most of the merchandise in a large one. The stuff are all tiny and interesting. See pictures for illustration.

Cute items at Daiso. Every pieces are essential.

I love Diaso. However, this location is very underwhelming. It's much smaller than other locations and has limited items. The cashiers were rude as well. I'll stick to other locations I frequent.

Love the items they have. Good prices.

Ogenki desu ka, Daiso? Daiso Japan had their Grand Opening celebration at their newest location in Artesia, in front of 99 Ranch market, which happens to be very close to me. I've heard the raves from others & read Yelpers reviews on Daiso's other locations, but I've never managed to visit because I didn't want to drive that far. Lo & behold, there is now a location that's convenient & practical to go to. I arrived about 45 mins before opening, & the line was about 50-60 deep. Everyone who stopped by today received a raffle ticket for various prizes, such as an Ipad mini & a Keurig K-Cup brewer. The store was packed to the gills, so I couldn't check out everything. But, browsing some of the aisles, Daiso reminded me of a more upscale 99 cent only store, except most items are $1.50, with some items costing a little more. Regardless of the crowd, the cashiers made checkout a breeze. I'm excited that Daiso Japan Artesia is now open. I will definitely be back to check my raffle ticket & browse the entire store for all the Japanese goodies for sale. No refunds/exchanges Domo origato, Daiso!