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It's alright. I've been to a few Daiso locations, and this one isn't very big. It's got ample parking in front, shared by surrounding businesses. I went in to grab a few things since it was just a short walk from HMart. I wasn't greeted by anyone when I walked in. I used the self check-out lane when I found everything I needed. The girl behind the counter was putting stuff away. It a peep from her. I didn't see anyone else in there. Maybe she was having a bad day, but she could have still said hi or "Did you find everything you were looking for?" Nooooope. It's all good. Would I come back here? If I go back to HMart, I probably would. But if not. I would prefer the Chandler location. Things are relatively cheap here, with most items starting at $1.75. I'd never buy any beauty products from here, but that's just me. Happy Daiso shopping!
I walked in here with no expectations. My nephew is turning 6. I was looking for some cutesy stuff for him. It is very clean inside and organized, I loved that. BYOBag or pay 20c for their paper bag, or you can buy a reusable. They have a variety of items. Garden, house decor, beauty, pet, millions of stickers and erasers, some Disney Main Character items, etc. Being next to HMart cost wise the food is cheaper at HM vs. here, but you have the convenience factor. The party supplies like balloons are cute and cheaper than anywhere else. Some items are made in Japan.. some in China and some in Europe. I loved that mix. Chair booties...... genius....I have dogs and o hate when dog hair gets stuck under the chairs legs and now I can use those and of course doesn't damage the floor when moving them.
Daiso Fact: Five Daiso items are sold per second! ― livejapan.com The second Daiso has found its way to Arizona a mere six months after their first location. Insert a round of applause. This location is about half the size of their Chandler location but with them being right next to HMart, they won't have a problem getting people in to spend a small fortune. Items are priced at $1.75+. Consult with the hanging price list that tells you the Yen to USD conversion to see how much your item costs. They have all your usual Sanrio items, kitchen wares, food items, toys, pet selection, stationary, gardening supplies, dinnerware, et cetera. I'm currently loving their Halloween items. Bring your reusable bags here or pay $0.20 for their bag to carry your goods home. Happy shopping!
Daiso!! If you've lived in Japan, you know. Recommend: Without a doubt! Daiso, is a large franchise of 100-yen shops founded in Japan. What Daiso covers down on are both the necessity and non-necessities of what you need, all for breakneck affordable pricing, JUST like you'd find in Japan. To understand a Japanese Daiso store is to know that the products they provide are for everything to make your home life, eating, laundry, toys, endemic to Japanese culture, nick-knacks, bags, socks, gloves, zipper bags, make shift shelving boxes and everything else you could possibly imagine but again, DESIGNED to the space consciousness of living in Japan. I absolutely love these stores and they're long overdue for the growing value of the Phoenix market. These are fun stores and for most Americans, I recommend them for their light atmosphere and brightly lit stores and aisle packed merchandise, especially to learn and have exposure how another culture outfits their homes on the cheaper formula than we do from places like Wal-Mart. Fun store; certainly recommend!
They opened this Daiso not too long after I moved to Mesa. It is nice to have one so close to home and right next to H Mart where I shop occasionally. Daiso has thousands of locations all over the world and has lots of cool innovated stuff. I find the prices to be affordable here. Daiso has all sorts of Japanese inspired products from house gadgets and decor to office supplies to grocery items. I find myself mostly in the kitchen section because I enjoy cooking. They charge a small amount for grocery bags here, so bring one from home.
Cleanest Daiso I've ever been in! Yeah it's real new and well stocked with all the cute stuff you expect from Daiso. Picked up a few things I wanted for the my kitchen that I really didn't need but that's the nature of this store I think, you can live without it but for a buck seventy five I'll pick one up. And twenty bucks later you're scratching your head. I expect in a year this one also will look like the rest...picked over and a total mess. I hope not. With good management and quality training this place would be the Daiso unicorn. Last word...stay fresh.
Been here many times when visiting Mesa. They got Book Off and H Mart next door. Very close to Light Rail station. This Daiso has a very good selection of items.
A new Japanese store is a most welcome boost to the diversity of the Asian District of Mesa with its mainly Vietnamese, Chinese, and Korean establishments. The store is very well-organized and clean and is loaded with various decorative items, utensils, craft items, and snacks. Items without price markings (which are most of the items in the store) cost only $1.75; other items have prices marked in Japanese currency but there are price conversion posters all around the store to guide you. This is a great place to shop for cute inexpensive gift items or even just small amusing bric-à-bracs for yourself and your home. Just be aware that on peak hours the parking lot of the commercial plaza it is in can be very crowded, thanks to the H-Mart in the same plaza.
What exciting news to have a Daiso right by Hmart. Now our afternoons are complete with food, grocery shopping, and some Daiso shopping as well. The store is brand new and has a bit of everything, from Asian snacks to home decor. The prices are reasonable and you might just feel like you are in Japan!
I hadn't visit Daiso in a few months. The nice thing is they change their inventory often. I walked in to the Halloween decor. They had rows and rows of lipstick, lots of different snacks, housewares, paper goods, limited pet goods and an assortment of others things. Here's a place where your own tote bag will come in handy. Or you can opt to pay a minimum fee for a bag. Shared parking outside. read more
4 months ago
This place was like Temo on steroids. It looks small from the front but after you go in you realize it goes way back deep with tons of merchandise in aisle after aisle. The girl working the front counter was super nice. Two or three times I asked her where I might find things and she was very helpful and didn't act like it was an inconvenience at all like some store clerks do. I was after a certain kind of yarn and they didn't have it but I bought two or three other skeins anyway because they were so pretty. They only had thin knitting needles, nothing thick for making a bulky scarf. There was quite a selection of crochet hooks in lots of pretty colors. There was so much to look at and here I was on a time crunch because I needed to get to my daughter's and just stopped by because it was on the way. I did find some purple ballpoint pens and a couple phone cords.I definitely want to go back another day when I have lots of time to look around. read more
I went here with my daughter (see pics) and we roamed all of the aisles. There were so many cool things to see and choose from. The item prices were in yen or something , I'm not really sure. But there was a sign that told us how much the items translated to in USD. There was a great selection of all kinds of items. The store was also very clean and neat and the staff were friendly as well. read more
It's alright. I've been to a few Daiso locations, and this one isn't very big. It's got ample parking in front, shared by surrounding businesses. I went in to grab a few things since it was just a short walk from HMart. I wasn't greeted by anyone when I walked in. I used the self check-out lane when I found everything I needed. The girl behind the counter was putting stuff away. It a peep from her. I didn't see anyone else in there. Maybe she was having a bad day, but she could have still said hi or "Did you find everything you were looking for?" Nooooope. It's all good. Would I come back here? If I go back to HMart, I probably would. But if not. I would prefer the Chandler location. Things are relatively cheap here, with most items starting at $1.75. I'd never buy any beauty products from here, but that's just me. Happy Daiso shopping! read more
I walked in here with no expectations. My nephew is turning 6. I was looking for some cutesy stuff for him. It is very clean inside and organized, I loved that. BYOBag or pay 20c for their paper bag, or you can buy a reusable. They have a variety of items. Garden, house decor, beauty, pet, millions of stickers and erasers, some Disney Main Character items, etc. Being next to HMart cost wise the food is cheaper at HM vs. here, but you have the convenience factor. The party supplies like balloons are cute and cheaper than anywhere else. Some items are made in Japan.. some in China and some in Europe. I loved that mix. Chair booties...... genius....I have dogs and o hate when dog hair gets stuck under the chairs legs and now I can use those and of course doesn't damage the floor when moving them. read more
3 months ago
Daiso Fact: Five Daiso items are sold per second! ― livejapan.com The second Daiso has found its way to Arizona a mere six months after their first location. Insert a round of applause. This location is about half the size of their Chandler location but with them being right next to HMart, they won't have a problem getting people in to spend a small fortune. Items are priced at $1.75+. Consult with the hanging price list that tells you the Yen to USD conversion to see how much your item costs. They have all your usual Sanrio items, kitchen wares, food items, toys, pet selection, stationary, gardening supplies, dinnerware, et cetera. I'm currently loving their Halloween items. Bring your reusable bags here or pay $0.20 for their bag to carry your goods home. Happy shopping! read more
Daiso!! If you've lived in Japan, you know. Recommend: Without a doubt! Daiso, is a large franchise of 100-yen shops founded in Japan. What Daiso covers down on are both the necessity and non-necessities of what you need, all for breakneck affordable pricing, JUST like you'd find in Japan. To understand a Japanese Daiso store is to know that the products they provide are for everything to make your home life, eating, laundry, toys, endemic to Japanese culture, nick-knacks, bags, socks, gloves, zipper bags, make shift shelving boxes and everything else you could possibly imagine but again, DESIGNED to the space consciousness of living in Japan. I absolutely love these stores and they're long overdue for the growing value of the Phoenix market. These are fun stores and for most Americans, I recommend them for their light atmosphere and brightly lit stores and aisle packed merchandise, especially to learn and have exposure how another culture outfits their homes on the cheaper formula than we do from places like Wal-Mart. Fun store; certainly recommend! read more
They opened this Daiso not too long after I moved to Mesa. It is nice to have one so close to home and right next to H Mart where I shop occasionally. Daiso has thousands of locations all over the world and has lots of cool innovated stuff. I find the prices to be affordable here. Daiso has all sorts of Japanese inspired products from house gadgets and decor to office supplies to grocery items. I find myself mostly in the kitchen section because I enjoy cooking. They charge a small amount for grocery bags here, so bring one from home. read more
Cleanest Daiso I've ever been in! Yeah it's real new and well stocked with all the cute stuff you expect from Daiso. Picked up a few things I wanted for the my kitchen that I really didn't need but that's the nature of this store I think, you can live without it but for a buck seventy five I'll pick one up. And twenty bucks later you're scratching your head. I expect in a year this one also will look like the rest...picked over and a total mess. I hope not. With good management and quality training this place would be the Daiso unicorn. Last word...stay fresh. read more
A new Japanese store is a most welcome boost to the diversity of the Asian District of Mesa with its mainly Vietnamese, Chinese, and Korean establishments. The store is very well-organized and clean and is loaded with various decorative items, utensils, craft items, and snacks. Items without price markings (which are most of the items in the store) cost only $1.75; other items have prices marked in Japanese currency but there are price conversion posters all around the store to guide you. This is a great place to shop for cute inexpensive gift items or even just small amusing bric-à-bracs for yourself and your home. Just be aware that on peak hours the parking lot of the commercial plaza it is in can be very crowded, thanks to the H-Mart in the same plaza. read more
2 years ago
What exciting news to have a Daiso right by Hmart. Now our afternoons are complete with food, grocery shopping, and some Daiso shopping as well. The store is brand new and has a bit of everything, from Asian snacks to home decor. The prices are reasonable and you might just feel like you are in Japan! read more
I would consider this a Japanese dollar store ($1.75 currently). There are so many fun knick knacks that I've never seen before. All the snacks that we love, like pocky and hi-chew, plus so much more. For a disney lover like myself, I really enjoy all the miscellaneous Disney items (towels, toys, notebooks, kitchen utensils, etc). My favorites are glasses, plates, cups, etc, that are all so affordable and yet pretty nice quality. This includes unique items to Asian culture like chopsticks and sake sets. I picked up lots of great stocking stuffers! read more
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