It's basically the dollar store of Japan. And it is way better than its American counterpart. I can't seem to walk out of this store without spending at least $30, which is ridiculous as almost of their items are around a dollar. They have everything. I can't say everything is high quality, but for the price you can't beat it! And it's cute. :) read more

I love the items from this store; they usually always have what I'm looking for. But the staff are clearly untrained and unprofessional. I understand that the woman at the register was a manager or someone overseeing the store (some men came in to wheel in boxes) she didn't even bother to say "Excuse me" or "One moment" but just abandoned the register in the middle of ringing me up. Luckily another woman two registers over took over my transaction. I said "Thank you" and she said nothing and gave me a weird look. I work as a cashier... is it that hard to be polite? read more

If you like to entertain they have a lot of mini appetizer things like little forks or spoons Cute bamboo skewers mini cake trays as well as a lot of things you wouldn't find at other dollar stores everything is 1.50 and all sales final. read more

I just wanted to say that I really like this store. It has a little of everything. If you're Looking for gardening stuff, kitchen stuff, school or hobbie stuff, munchies, wrapping paper, pet stuff, or just about anything... You'll find it here. Prices are like an upscale 1.00 store, but with better products. I've been here several times, I will definitely be back. read more

TIP: Make sure you come here with a shopping list. Literally. Because it gets super hard to control yourself of what you need vs. what you DON'T need... I recently just moved into the area last winter, and knowing that Buena Park was filled with Asian restaurants and grocery markets, there HAD to be a Daiso close by without taking the freeway to get to the location off of Euclid St. in Anaheim. Lo and behold, a Daiso had recently opened in a new shopping market area down the street about 10 minutes away from my house! The thing about Daiso and Asian products overall is the fact that there is always something that you need around the home/car/office that you wished they would invent and sell at Wal-Mart or your nearest convenience store, and sold it for cheap. Daiso has it all, ranging from plastic condiment bottles, desktop trash cans for your office, lingerie washing bags, a VARIETY of hangers/command hooks...it's pretty much cheap and low quality (depending on what you're using it for) items that won't hurt the bank. I came out of the store happy as can be with my command hooks (at Target they were like $8 for a pack of 4...are you kidding me...), organizing bins, stationary, slippers, and whatever else I bought, all in total of $30. Probably gonna come back in a couple days because I just realized I need some floor mats and more bins... read more

Omg this stow is great. Everything 1.50! Really omg ha. And they have so much stuff here. Some really cute things and useful stuff. Also have treats mmmm pineapple hello kitty marshmallows. Even have some stuff for a dollar. Plates, socks, stationary, kid stuff, etc just so many things I definatly need to cone back here with more money lol read more

I don't think I've ever walked out of this store empty handed. Today, I bought floss and a tongue scraper. Last week, I bought a bunch of paper cases, notebooks, pens, a small toolbox (going to use for computer tools), pads for chair legs (to prevent scratching up your wooden floors), and badge holders. I would've spent 5x more if I got all these on Amazon. Obviously you're not getting top notch quality here, but you will certainly get a lot more than what you paid for. read more

What I like to say about this place... The items there are beyond long and good use.. I got notebooks and hand pockets one 10 of them for only $10. plus tax.. What else can they sell that makes me more happier? So for anyone out there needs a note book or anything that can fit your needs. Go to Daiso and leave out with a happy smile you havent had for a long time. I'm telling you folks, your miissing out. read more

I love Daiso Japan! I prefer coming here rather than the dollar tree or the 99 cent stores! If you ever need something basic like sponges or cups or really anything you can think of, you can purchase it here for 3 dollars or less! That's a bargain right!? read more

I love this place so much! I used to frequent the Hacienda Heights store until this one opened and now I can't help but spend far too much money here than I should. I love their BB face masks, they really help my skin. And of course I can never leave without my kids reminding me to load up on all of the Japanese goodies! This is a fairly large store with a wide range of products, things from dishes, to housewares, to toys, office/school supplies, candy, beverages, etc. Mostly everything in the store is $1.50 with the exception of a few items. read more

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Best store ever! So many cute things! Very close to one I went to in Tokyo so imagine my excitement when I heard one was being built by my apt! Glad I don't live across the street anymore because my wallet would be emptyyyy. read more

Daiso - Department Stores Near Me - Buena Park, California

Practically everything here is $1.50 (unless price marked otherwise to about 3). This place is full of wonderful objects and doodads! Could spend hours. I found a pot to plant succulence in here! They have dishes, organizers, school supplies, beauty products, Japanese fast packaged food, clothing, household cleaning items, etc! Things there I never knew existed are everywhere to be found. So many neat items! I could spend hours there. A definite recommend to those in college, on a tight buget, or want to spend like a baller on a buget! Did I mention I could spend HOURS there?!! read more

Daiso - Department Stores Near Me - Buena Park, California

Almost everything for $1.50! I loved, loved, loved this place. I didn't buy much, but I now know where to go for the niftiest nicknacks and treats. Don't get me wrong, I'm still a fan of the Dollar Tree. But Daiso's products are much cuter, inventive, and practical. My parents told me about, then I told my wife. Now, we'll keep spreading the word. One downside is that all sales are final, so make sure that you really want what you're buying. read more

Have you ever been to the 99c store, thinking, there's some stuff here I could use, but most of it is crap? Did you just move out and need some Japanese themed dinnerware? Are you a broke college student in need of cute school supplies? Maybe you're like me and you just like random oddities you find and can't resist a $1.50 price tag on things you have no use for, but you're sure you will find a use for it. If you enter this store, I can bet that you'll walk out buying something. At $1.50 it's the extravagant version of a 99c store. A bit more quality, and cute Japanese design mixed in. I found brush pens that sell for $5.00 on amazon here, car fresheners that usually go for $12.00, etc.. I'm sure you can find countless other things that are priced way lower than buying it elsewhere. I always find myself buying little nick nacks for my apartment because I love organization and this place has it, and then some. I could practically use this store to furnish my apartment if I wanted to (don't worry, I didn't. Yet.) Long rant short, this place is the awesomest. (I have nothing to say in regards of customer service as it need not apply when the only thing that matters is the $1.50 price tag) read more

Lots of interesting and useful stuph. It was a bit of a shlep to get to this location, later discovered there's a couple much closer to my house.....I'll go to these next time Be forewarned when using the shopping carts at this particular location.....I really mean Be Forewarned! The Shopping Carts pick up an exceedingly extraordinary amount of static electricity.....*every* time I reached to touch merchandise I would get a huge and rather nasty and painful shock! The employees know of this issue.....I hope management/owners will address it. The static electricity issue here is REALLY BAD.....I mean crank this to 11 bad! read more

Daiso is always fine, and the experience from Daiso to Daiso doesn't change much. It's cheap, Japanese stuff of varying quality, including some useful items and novelty trinkets. As long as your expectations are managed, this place is great. Also here is clean and organized with many different items that you can look at. Parking lot is pretty tight but it's not a big problem. I will be back! read more

OOOOOMMMMGGGG!!!! I'm a sucker for A: Anything Japanese; B: The dollar store, and C: Sanrio. This was my first time here, and it's my new favorite store FOR SURE. They have stuff for your home like kitchenware, bathroom stuff, and anything they would have at the 99 Cents Only store but imagine if that store was super clean, super organized, bright and fun to shop in. I can definitely picture myself finding a new way to spend money to redecorate often! read more

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It's a discount store.... Basically a Pic 'N Save for those of you who remember.... or a 99 cent store, but with an Asian twist. A few cute novelties here and there, but ultimately it's a lot of stuff that looks cool from far away, but is destined to break really quickly. read more

The products they have are awesome&such good money saving too. I could buy most things that cost way more and are farther which I'm so happy that I live near by this awesome store read more

Warning: You WILL purchase useless things you don't need and certain items may break within the next few days. Also, no returns or exchanges. So many cute little things here. This makes me want my own apartment so that I could fill up all my kitchen utensils with theirs. read more

I'm from a city that doesn't offer a Daiso store, and whenever I'm around the neighborhood, I always make sure to stop by! You can't beat the price for all the cute things they offer here. I've been to a lot of locations, but this one in particular was my favorite one. It was clean and had a huge selection of items compared to the other Daisos! It's a cool place to kill some time while picking up some interesting items that are worth buying! read more

This is the best Daiso I've been to!!!!!!!!! Its inventory has a combination of all the items sold at other Daiso because the store is so huge! Mostly everything is $1.50. My advice: don't go too crazy. This is coming from a person who spent $50 during my first interaction with Daiso. Some things are VERY VERY worth it (razor for hair cutting, purse holder clip, silicone baking supplies, plastic oil bottle, shelf separators, eyeliner and mascara). But other things are of cheaper quality and can be bought for a cheaper price at Ikea or 99 cent stores. But I do love this store especially because of its huge assortment of cheap items. They even have awesome Japanese snacks for $1! read more

Super white, super bright, super clean, super cutsie girlie very Japanese version of 99 cent store except its $1.50. Cool spot in the newly built shopping plaza with H-Mart anchor. It's amazing how many nick nacks and paddy wacks you can pack into a jammed up tiny little store. read more

Located on Beach and Malvern, this Daiso is my favorite due to its size and location. This is probably a bad idea that I live minutes away from this store. Everything $1.50 UNLESS marked otherwise! It's like the Asian version of the Dollar Tree...but with CUTER and WEIRDER stuff. I would probably spend the entire day here if I could. From nail polish to dinnerware or from men's disposable underwear to laundry bags--they've got it all. And there's no way I could EVER stay away from this place. EVER. read more

I LOVE DAISO. Better quality than 99cent stores and they have really useful items that you didnt know you needed until you saw it! They have everything you need from kitchen ware, painting supplies, cleaning supplies, car freshers and much much more. 4 stars is because of this specific location is smaller than the one i used to go to in irvine and has less things. Irvine daiso = my disneyland. Beware: do not spend too much time here. You will end up buying more and more as you stay longer. I've spent 200$ in one spree. LOL read more

Most of the times I like the merchandise they have. They are "gadgety" items I couldn't find at lets say Target or even Walmart...but the issue is sometimes the customer service is so bad, I leave my basket full of items that I was going to purchase and have walked out the door because some staff members have left me feeling so bad or insulted. Yesterday (a Sunday), I walked in and was looking for a specific item after I walked up and down the aisle (as I went up and down the aisle I found neat items and threw them into the basket) but could not see the item that I was looking for that I had seen in the past. So I asked a little shorter older lady bent over picking up something in the aisle and she didn't answer me, so I looked at her name tag to make sure she was working there and her vest said Daiso on it so I asked her again, and she without giving me eye contact sounded like she said "I DON'T CARE!" really sharply (in fact so sharp and loud that the man who was standing next to her looked at the both of us. I froze for a second because I was caught off guard and I said "excuse me?" in a calm demeanor and she said again "I DON'T CARE!! I said to her "why don't you care?" And she said again finally with "We" in front and realized she meant "We don't carry" in a sharp piercing voice (like Yoko Ono)...she walked away so abruptly that I felt so insulted even if she had an issue with pronouns or with English. What it was is the mannerism and rudeness she protruded. She did not even look at me, had a scowling face and turned her back on me. I don't know how these people lived on this planet with such bad personality and classless manners, especially working in retail. read more

You will never be disappointed in the number of cute knick knacks you can pick up from a Daico. Forget Dollar tree and Dollarama. Head hear instead for better quality dollar store items. Slightly better quality as well. read more

Here again today to shop for Nick nack for a gift bundle for friends. So many fun choices and cute things.

This place is really cool, they have so much of everything, like anything you can think of. I didn't buy anything this time, just wanted to check the place out since I've never been. They had some strange items that were a little questionable but I'll just chalk it up as a culture thing haha. Anyway, lots of good stuff here and cheap too. read more

Haha. Never walk in here and expect to buy nothing because.. you WILL end up buying something. Everything is priced as $1.50 unless marked otherwise... So many cute little things here and everything is so tempting to buy. You may need to spend quite some time in here because of all the interesting products they sell. They sell everything from stationary, plates, utensils, snacks, treats... useful nicknacks everywhere you turn.. keeps you occupied... Haha. =) This Daiso location is in the new plaza in Buena Park alongside with 85 degrees, H-mart, and the new Korean bbq restaurant... it is crazy hectic everywhere so only thing is to be careful when everyone is going crazy trying to find a parking spot. read more

This is by far my favorite Daiso Japan I've been too. The aisles are always high & fully stocked and store is always bright and clean. You can find anything from school supplies, house slippers, baking supplies, toys, household items, cleaning supplies, party wigs, plates, cups etc. You name it! I love how their shopping carts are so creative! I always take so long in here browsing through each aisle, even though I go for one thing I normally am here for like 30 mins! Friendly staff as well. read more

Brand new Daiso location in Buena Park. This store is large and neatly organized. The staff is friendly. The plaza this is located in is new and other businesses are not open yet but when they do, there may be parking issues. read more

I like Daiso because it has many nic nacs that the 99¢ does not have. Everything is nice and organized.

This store is so awesome!! Seriously they have tons of stuff. I can never leave empty handed. You have to check this place out!!!

Such a cute store, great products, inexpensive and unique. I was very pleased with the customer service I received by an employee by the name of Chris. Very mannerly and helpful with all my questions and didn't hesitate to go above and beyond to help me locate items I needed. I commend and thank him for making my day and greeting me with a nice friendly smile. I will definitely be back to my new favorite store soon, this is my new 'go to' spot for fun deals! Highly recommended for others to check out as well. Thank you read more

Oh my I been a lil frustrated with Daiso recently because they have been out of stock on several items in the stationary & school section. Ugh I been here a few times in the last couple weeks & what I need is still MIA! I've been told by several employees that corp in San Fran isn't receiving shipments fast enough from Japan. Well I think its because they can't keep up on supply & demand. I've seen an overwhelming increase of customers in the last couple months (because the rest of the center has finally opened up more stores/eateries). The items in the store are flying off the shelf's in certain aisles. Nevertheless I love this store. I just hope the supply meets demand asap. The store is booming. Customers would like it to stay open for later hours, I'm hoping eventually closing hours are 10pm. ALSO I WANTED TO MENTION THAT ALL EMPLOYEES ARE PLEASANT, HELPFUL & HARD WORKING. Roberts been real helpful & has been at this location since they opened doors. I usual stock up when I'm in town before I go back to Vegas on a variety of goodies. I really wish they would build a Daiso in Clark County but won't hold my breath. read more

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Alright, read this carefully because it will shed a TON of light for you customers. First, if you are a student looking for a part time job, stay away from this horrible company. The store leader probably only wanted to hire you to fill in small gaps. So what does that mean? At most you will only get 2 days worth of work per week, so 20 hours worth biweekly pay. Heck even some of the original workers working here since the store opened has only few hours because of the dumb way the store leader is handling it. Now let's get to the good parts. THIS IS A 1.50 STORE. The workers sound like broken dull records because everybody keeps asking us how much each item is. If only people would read the signs around them. It's in huge print. Don't come to Daiso expecting us to sell hair dye. Why would you even consider going here to buy a product that could potentially damage your hair? Same for the make up, yeah it's cheap but you're putting it on your face. Head over to The Face Shop across the street if you want treatment for your skin. If you saw something another store had, buy it. Don't come into our store expecting we will have it too. Chances are that we are sold out or never had it ordered. If you see something you like but don't get it right away, don't come until the next day thinking it will still be there. We run out of stock really quick. Call in if anything but don't come in and make a fit in the store. The workers are HUMANS with real EMOTIONS. Ok? We deal with rude ass customers that don't know how to say, "excuse me, sorry, or thank you." You think we will maintain a smile when we have somebody screaming into our face? Honestly, all we do is follow store policy and when a customer is dissatisfied, we can't do crap about it. Why don't we accept 100 bills? We actually don't know. We are just following store policy. It doesn't matter if your total is 99.99, we won't accept it. It probably had something to do with the higher ups not wanting to deal with counterfeit money. Why is there a 10 dollar minimum for credit and why do we only accept visa and master? Call up headquarters and ask for us because they never told us why either. Why is there never a manager around? Because greedy Daiso is only focused on opening a bunch of stores and having one manager for 5 stores. Why is there a no return/exhange policy? Well when you buy sale items at normal stores, it's a final sale right? You get my point here? Electronics are an exception. Anything else that is defective you MUST bring a receipt. You can't return stuff at Target without it either you know. We close at 9. Workers usually stop letting customers in at 8:55 so the cashiers can check out the remaining customers out. Don't be a prick and run in at 8:59 saying you have a minute left. This isn't Nordstrom where we let people shop more after closing the doors. We have to send a report to the higher ups on sales for the day by a certain time and you're just going to make our life harder. Our store hours are on the window, don't be banging and scaring the cashiers at 9:30. And we hate the excuse of "I just need one thing" because we've let people in and because of that, they take 10 minutes to buy 10 items. Trust issues man. We are mostly all college students so we would like to be home too. Moral of this? Just be nice. Thanks. read more

Best stocked Daiso I've ever been to. Has many more items I didn't know existed. The employees are funny because they are really focused while stocking shelves. Good work! read more

OMG, it's like a dollar store that's full of cute things! I love that everything is under three bucks but be careful, because that stuff all adds up after awhile, haha! I especially love that there's a whole crafty section - welcome home, Michelle :) read more

This is a go to for me everytime I visit California. This is one of the bigger daisos to shop too. I love all the little gadgets they have. I just got chair socks for my chair and now it no longer scrapes. Everything is 1.50 unless stated otherwise. I wish we had these stores in arizona. read more