This place is always busy with people browsing and buying. You'll come out with something for sure. From office supplies to bath products - there's something for everyone. I went in for one item and left with more things than expected. Mostly Japan imported goods with a price tag; if not - price is $2.25. The beginning of each aisle has a sign with prices. So far, everything I've bought was $2.25 items. The items may not be of high quality but you get what you pay for. All sales are final by the way. I like the customer service here. They're helpful, informative and pleasant. One clerk, who was stocking, stopped what she was doing and took the time to explain and show me the price system. Since I haven't been to Daiso in years she refreshed my memory. The cashiers are also pleasant with a laidback disposition. A guy who rang me up today at the far right register stood out. Unfortunately, I didn't get his name. Just the way he told me to have a good day gave off vibes that were so genuine. Don't pass this place up if you're in the Pearl City Shopping Center. It reminds me of a novelty shop with all kinds of stuff and gadgets. read more

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My husband is traveling for work and is currently in Hawaii right now. He's Japanese and loves to seek out the Japanese stores like this because there are always so many different things to find. This store is very large and clean. It's well lit and has a lot of room to get around. There were a lot of meetings to look at and find! He was able to grab a few things for our grandkids and enjoyed chatting with the employees and other customers. If you're looking for something to do and want to check out a slightly different kind of dollar store, give this one a try! read more

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10/10/25 Got here about mid-day on a Friday with plenty of parking & the store was not crowded. I love coming here! Who doesn't love Daiso? They have a little of everything mostly $2.25 each and if not, the label will indicate what the Daiso price is as well as thru out the store there are pricing charts posted. And if you need help, there are plenty of red shirt associates happy to answer your questions. The store is clean, products neatly place on shelves, and associates everywhere restocking constantly. The workers are friendly and seem to enjoy working there. Daiso is one of those places you end up getting stuff you really didn't know you needed until you see it. I ended up buying a few more things than what I had intended but everything I got cost me only $16. If you haven't already done so, check them out. It's like going to a dollar store with the majority of everything is $2.25 and in this economy, we need places like this. read more

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A very nice guy answer my phone call on April 9 around 12 p.m. I believed his named was Braden, but I probably got it wrong. Sorry! He helped me look up the item and describe the item in detail to me since there are many similar products to what I want specifically. I already stop by two other Daiso stores and was not able to get the specific item since they were out of stock. I didn't really want to go out my way and see that it was not correct, so thank you for taking the time making sure it was the exact item in question! read more

Great selection of little things for the kids or house. It reminds me somewhat of the dollar tree on the main land. I was able to find great stocking stuffers. Make the choice and give them a chance. read more

OK! talk about comparing and I'm not one to be partial BUT I've been to Daiso locations, here in Hawaii and on the Continental US and will say this location in PC while convenient and parking is available lacks something .... let's see! Let me count they ways 1. crowded. aisles seem more narrow than normal 2. products scattered all over the place (at least put the boxes away) 3. only 4 cashiers..... ? really? 4. baskets have yesterday's rubbish in them shucks; not cleaned daily!!! 5. space is square feet smaller than other locations (maybe that's why the aisles seem smaller, I don't know) OK I'm off my soap box... but if you're in the area at the very least, you will have parking and you can do your shopping at Longs and Ben Franklin and Don Quijote if you so chose. BTW, its $ 1.75 per item and up\wards these days; it depends on the yen value from Japan. Be sure to dobule check the conversion table before you get to the cashier read more

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Gosh, is Daiso always this busy? I was at HMart upstairs and decided to come down to take a look. Christmas must be right around the corner. They had a lot of Christmas supplies, both to decorate your house and for gift giving. They also had ceramic dinnerware and art supplies. I also saw snacks, pencils, erasers, hair clips, and umbrellas. This store isn't that big, but they carry a wide range of products. I didn't see anything that struck my fancy, though. read more

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Prices aren't marked. They're labeled in yen. But even if you conver it to dollars it's way less than they charge. Going to the register feels like a mystery. They have a made up pricing system sign but it's at the register. read more

Live this store. Wish they were larger but guess need to go Japan for that Find all kinds of things that I can use read more

Came in today to grab some things for an event. We were happy to find that the flowers and vases that worked for what we needed. They have a variety of items for $1.50 unless they are otherwise noted with a sticker price on the item in Yen... We did not know that starting August 1st prices went up to $1.75 but had heard about it later. When we got to the register, the cashier rang us up but he failed to tell us about the prices until our transaction was done. He pointed out that the item shows as $1.50 but was rung up as $1.75 but did not explain why. We were a little surprised that he didn't say anything prior to completing the transaction. When you look at the price conversion chart, it shows the amount in YEN which I could see can be difficult for some people to understand. The store itself has many knick knacks to browse through from household goods to office supplies and so forth. The Daiso stores in Japan are much bigger and cheaper (usually $1) and have such a bigger selection. You can still get things for a good deal here, but be sure to look at the sticker prices so that you don't get surprised that the items you purchases are more than the normal $1.75 price. It's a great idea to get an item you may be thinking of as items do go quickly but also remember that all sales are final. read more

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I love shopping here! Lots of reasonably priced household items. The cute Disney and Sanrio items are perfect for birthday party favors or small gift bag fillers! read more

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OPEN HOURS: Monday - Saturday 9am - 7pm Sunday - 9am - 5pm I love this Daiso! There are multiple locations on island but I live and work in this area so getting to the Pearl City Daiso is easy for me. Parking is not bad. I usually find parking when I come. The park lot is large but they share with customers going to other stores and restaurants near by like Ben Franklin's, Long's Drugs, Alejandro's, Damo Sushi, Sadie's BBQ, Chucky Cheese and Leeward Bowl, so it can get a bit crowded. The store itself is marked with a giant pink DAISO sign and the inside is pretty clean and organized. They always have new items on the shelves especially when different holidays and special occasions roll around like Christmas, New Year's, Halloween and Valentine's Day. If you're a bargain shopper or love dollar stores, this is the place for you! Their prices range between $1.75 to $18.25. There are little price conversion signs around the store to tell you what prices are in USD because they are priced with Japanese prices. I usually come here for their small containers, office, and kitchen items but they always have extra trinkets I like to pick up because it's so affordable. The last time I came, I spent a bunch of money on everything that was Mickey Mouse themed lol. Great store, nice store associates and awesome prices! Highly recommended! read more

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Noticed that the availability of items are sparse with the pandemic, but I always manage to find something to purchase. Yikes! Prices are higher at Hawaii Daiso stores compared to the continental US stores by about $1.00 or so. Parking is easy and plentiful. Bring your own bag or tons are available for purchase. read more

Watch out for their no-return, no-exchange policy--they won't budge if something doesn't fit, and you'll be stuck with it.

Very helpful, cashiers try and get you rung up and out fast. Good selection of all types of things. Can't beat the low prices, I noticed the dollar deals are gone but then with this economy, it's understandable, still great bargains. read more

I'm in constant daydream mode of my getaway back to Japan it's been two years of any sort of travel and am just amazed how I'm functioning and apologize that I have yet to review this Daiso location in the Pearl City Shopping Center next to Ezogiku in fact they have some kind of discount agreement with a Daiso receipt which is awesome. Filled with just about everything for personal and home use it's a great convenience for the price which is $1.50 for everything unless noted. I do tend to get a lot of the gift wrapping and crafting items and lately for work some kitchen tools which works perfectly! So many items to organize yourself all you really need is the creativity flowing. Love all the Disney and recently Sanrio brands, hoping they bring in more stuff but am just so grateful for what we currently have. Thank you! read more

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Daiso is Hawaii's only dollar store. It's not a real dollar store. In fact, I think items are $1.75, not $1. I guess inflation is to blame? Regardless, I think a lot of things are a good deal at Daiso. There are some things that are more than $1.75, too, but those are also relatively inexpensive when you compare it to places like target or walmart. For example, I recently picked up an airtight plastic container to keep my iced tea in in the fridge. At target, something similar would be $20. At Daiso, it was only $6. Other than containers, they have other interesting kitchen things....I've gotten kitchen scrubbers, sesame bowl/grinders, green onion ribbon cutters and the korean style stoneware pot. They even have knives. I also like checking out the gardening section and the washi tape and stationary. They also have snacks and cold drinks. There are toys and stuffed animals, seasonal items like christmas gift bags and picture frames. I feel like this store is a little bigger than the one in town, but it might be close in size. I think I prefer the town location because maybe I'm more familiar with where things are and I can kind things more easily. Even though the parking situation can be crazy in town, I prefer it. This location isn't terrible and I like checking it out to see if there are different things. I also will be stopping by more often now that I know H mart is very close to this location, too. read more

I went to ask a worker named Ness on assistance on if they had more colors in the back since they displayed their sign to ask for assistance...she proceeded to tell me that the girl who takes care of the cosmetics isn't sure what time she goes home today but she's working the register. Umm hello, that was not my question!! Rather than go find out from a other co-worker she wanted me to go do it. Excuse me, I don't work her and I don't know which one of the clerks do the makeup. Wth kind of customer service is this?! Lazy a$$! All the the clerks were too timid to say anything and yet she had the audacity to roll her eyes at me! You ain't that high class...you the one working here, not me! Nice work management! read more

Daiso - ASK AN ASSOCIATE - Discount Store Near Me - Pearl City, Hawaii

Took pics of their aisle signs to give you an idea of the many items they carry. You can go crazy in this store! For instance, they sell reading glasses for $1.50. I now have 10 of them all around the house so I don't have to carry it with me...so convenient! They also have a lot of miniature lego's with instructions to make a whale, shark, panda, alligator and many, many more...nice gifts for kids and even adults! One year, I bought garden figurines and later, I wanted more. Went back and the rest were gone so don't procrastinate if you want it because they may never get it back! Love this store! read more

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This place has a little bit of everything. Prices are not in dollars so you need to convert using the signs at the end of each aisle. For some items they have a limit of 5 items per customer per day. They are clearly marked. At the cash register it stated 10 item limit per customer per day. They also only take small dollar bills or credit card. read more

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Checked out this location for the 1st and last time this past weekend. It was very crowded and disorganized. If you're claustrophobic or have anxiety this is not the place to shop. It's agitating walking through the aisles because of how random and narrow every aisle is that I kept having to go around because only 1 person could fit in the aisle. I got fed up and ended up purchasing only 1 item so I could get out of the place. The only + is the parking. I will stick to the Fort St Mall location as it's more organized and they carry the basic stuff you need. read more

I found items not in the Piikoi store that I liked. Also Vice versa. You would think they would have the same stuff. Good parking and quick check out service read more

My daughter and I came here to look around. My daughter found a couple of things she wanted to get. So many things in this store. I may have to come back next Friday to purchase something I saw. Everything is neat and easy to find. I definitely love shopping here. Lots of stuff from pens to cleaning supplies. They even sell snacks and drinks here. Mostly Japanese drinks and snacks.. This store is so unique and lots of little trinkets. Everything is $2.50 unless stated otherwise. There was a chart for the items that didn't have a price on it. Plenty of parking in front but it gets full pretty fast..I had front parking across the street. There's only a few locations here on the island and this location is pretty cool. Highly recommend! read more

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I always find my time in DAISO well spent. I don't go there often but when I do, I like to browse every aisle. Today, I saw cute Coca Cola items...Reusable eating utensils, chop sticks, coasters & really nice gift bags. All for like $1.75. They're pricing is so unique. Most items are $1.75 or $3. Anything else had a price point but it's so reasonable that you don't mind paying for the items at all. You can find items for the entire household needs including exercising stuff. An Roller was $6. Stretch bands $3. That's right in my price range. I got 4 packs of 18 gift bags for $1.75 each. Picked up some craft items. Now I'm ready to start my little project. read more

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Since I moved back home after living on the mainland for so long, one thing I really miss is the dollar store. And I discovered DAISO!!! This is the next best thing to Dollar Tree!! But better-they are so neat, organized and excellent service! Everything is Japanese so some things are just so tiny.. for example- the lid for a pot is like a cereal bowl cover... but then you get all the cutesy stuff you dream of shopping in Japan right here on the island. They have all you'd expect in a discount store: gift wrapping, stationery, household goods, kitchen needs, cleaning needs, pet accessories, slippas, seasonal items and snacks. Go for it! Love this store already and I know I'll be visiting often. Self control will be a problem... I know it read more

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Pros: You can get some cute and unique items for a fairly affordable price. There is a wide variety from food & snacks, kitchenwares, storage, stationary, gift bags/wrapping, electronics, children's toys/books. Parking at this location is free. Cons: As others have already noted, each Daiso location may not have the same items and stock as the others - so if you want something specific you may need to store hop, The store and parking can get really crowded. Prices and quality for certain items are now comparable to just buying at a big box chain. Note: All sales are final - so no returns. Also check the signs in store because certain items may have limits on how much a customer is allowed to buy and how many per day etc - saw a few at this particular location. Unsure if that is due solely in part to the global supply chain issue or if it's just a standard because certain items are popular. read more

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Dragged hubs here before we picked up bento next door for lunch. Still cute and tiny items to see if you go row to row but the two items I came in for that I bought when they first opened - no hide nor hair of them to be found. Like the saying goes, if you see it and like it, buy it or ... if you snooze you lose. Now I have an excuse...Maybe I just need to return to Japan after the coronavirus is eliminated. read more

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Nice store lots of interesting items. Definitely good snacks, noodle soups and can find lots of other variety of things

I would say coming to a Daiso store is a hit or miss kinda thing..........depending on what you're looking for (if they have it in stock), I'm sure you'll find an awesome deal.......errrr, or should I say DEALAGES Yo! Lol! When Daiso opened last year I wanted to check the very 1st store in da 808, but after hearing about the endless long lines, and store items running out on the shelf, I figured I'd better visit Daiso another day when the hype dies down............ Well, since I was working in the Pearl City area today, Daiso was just around the corner from where I was working, so I figured I'd swing by for a snack and to see if I could buy something I probably don't need...........Buwahahahahahaha! But since all items are just $1.50, (unless it's marked with another price as indicated), how can you not resist? Well after walking around the store to look at stuff, I ended up buy some cables for my cel. phone, as well as some high quality (thick) shoelaces. Of course I cannot walk into this place and not get anything to eat, so picked up a small bag of Karamucho Hot Chili w/Seaweed Potato Chips which costed me just $2 bucks, and a Dasani Strawberry Guava Sparkling Water for a buck.........see, like I said before..........not everything is $1.50 in the store, you just gotta read the signs. I'm sure there are a lot of fans of Daiso, as for me............I think it's just okay. Not sure if I'd go out of my way to go to a Daiso store especially if it's too crowded or busy, but if I'm in the area, sure..........why not? At least coming to Daiso today, the store wasn't overly crowded, service was great, and all the shelves were neatly stocked with items and nothing appeared to have run out like when it 1st opened. read more

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First timer here! I have never been to a Daiso before so I don't have any others to compare it to...lol I went here on a Sunday during labor day weekend with my mama and they happened to have a Pocky demo. SCORE! We were able to try different flavors of the Pocky snack a lot of know and love. They were delicious. If you bought 2 Pocky snacks, you would win a Pocky balloon, 3 = 1 Pocky pencil, chopstick or pouch, 4 = 1 Pocky red insulated bag and if you purchased 5 Pocky snacks you could receive a free Pocky canvas bag. Because of this demo, the store was seemed packed but it was manageable. My mom and I were a bit overwhelmed after first entering the store but then we decided to start from the back of the store and we were glad we did. They have so many things to choose from. I was in heaven. They have storage, craft items, stationary, kitchen items, so many different bento boxes, chopsticks, classic toys like marbles and most of their items are only $1.50. Love it. I ended up purchasing a lot of useful household items to take back with me to Maui and also got a couple of toys for the little man. I can't wait to go back and I also want to go to the one in town. OVERALL: Our shopping experience was great and so was their customer service. Even though the line was very long and the store was very busy, the cashiers were very fast and very friendly as well. Can we please have one on Maui? Pretty please! lol Check it out! read more

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All the cute things you ever wanted from Japan in hawaii! Daiso in Pearl city has a variety of items and they change out items by season. The front is usually seasonal items and each aisle has different items from kitchen equipment, pens, household goods, stationary items, decorative items, toys, snacks and more all from Japan. I'd suggest if you see it you should buy it!! Things are always gone and sold out. It's not guaranteed that it will return especially when it's a seasonal item. There's lots of cute mini Lego toys only for $1.25z everything is $1.25 unless it's labeled a different price. Go and buy! read more

DAISO has some unusual, useful, and cute things. It is very cheap and convenient. Especially the mini frying pans are really useful. I also buy all my tupper ware at DAISO. They come in all sizes and are very inexpensive. The things I buy the most are flower pots. They have lots of holes for water to pass through, and they drain well. They come in various sizes and are much cheaper. If you are looking for flowerpots, DAISO is the place to go. Translated with DeepL.com (free version) read more

The Daiso on the Ewa side of Oahu in Pearl City! The dollar-like $1.50 store that sells practical Asian-made household and office items (mostly made-in-Japan products with some from China and Korea) has come to Pearl City Shopping Center right here on the Island of Oahu! Yippee!! Find practical and limited organizational household kitchen, laundry, bath, cleaning goods; women's and men's grooming products; office and journaling supplies; assorted crafts supplies and toys; gardening helpers sold here. The store is well-kept and very organized. Customer service is almost always present nearby if you need help. Everyone can see the staff working tirelessly and efficiently to keep us patrons happy by restocking the shelves. In actuality, some items are priced higher, between $2-6, but it's really not the norm. And by the way, some of these $2-6 items can be found cheaper at other stores so keep aware of your pricings unless you're just buying for convenience. It's now May 2019 and the store has been in operation for months, and months later, they are still very extremely busy. With that said, at the moment, here are the "bad" things - that really aren't bad things at all - about this location: 1st: Sometimes there's not enough parking for a quick stop in 2nd: Most items are often sold out or you have to keep returning to find if that sold out item is now in stock 3rd: The line to the cash registers area can be almost as long as the length of the store If you can get beyond these "issues" and also find at least one thing of what you need, you might leave a little happier. Or, you could call the store to find out whether what you're wanting to buy is in stock, but hurry! If it is in stock, you'll have to get there asap to buy it before it is discovered and sells out :P Even though this store so busy, when you can find them, items from this store will help you save money and will keep you organized at the same time! read more

Daiso - DAISO is to the right of Chuck E. Cheese! - Discount Store Near Me - Pearl City, Hawaii

What's not to like about Daiso. Well... maybe because it's not $1.00 (like in Japan) and it's actually a bit more than just a dollar. That's ok though. I love the items and enjoy just browsing as well. The items are of quality and last awhile. Parking (free) is right out front. read more

Daiso is one of my favorite stores to visit. I've been to Daiso throughout Japan and LA. Each location carries something a little different and it varies throughout the year. So, when my friend was willing to drive to Daiso in Pearl City, I jumped at the chance. We had heard lines could be long and shelves could be empty due to the store's popularity with tourists and locals. The store is average size as far compared to other Daiso. The first thing I noticed was the numerous empty shelves. I was able to find a number of "made in Japan" and even colorful plastic cups "made in Italy". There weren't many Hawaii themed items. I saw some ukulele keychains and fake plumeria flowers but that was it. They were out of the Daiso Hawaii bags and weren't sure when they would get more. Cashiers are friendly and helpful. We even heard a new Daiso was opening sometime in March at Piikoi and Young St. Parking was easy to find despite the fact that Daiso is located in a busy shopping center. I probably won't go out of my was to visit unless in the area. I can't wait for the other Daiso to open since it's in town. LOCATION: 3/5 SERVICE: 4/5 VALUE: 5/5 AMBIANCE: 3/5 CLEANLINESS: 4/5 PARKING: 4/5 read more

Daiso - Daiso Hawaii sells the funniest things! - Discount Store Near Me - Pearl City, Hawaii

I've been to Daiso stores in Australia, Canada, South Korea, and Japan, some that were so large that they took up four story buildings. I loved shopping at Daiso when I lived in Asia. Not only do the Daisos in Asia provide a wide variety of household items at a cheap price, it was fun to shop there. If you haven't been to Daiso stores in Asia, I recommend searching for some Google images so you have a better idea of what they look like. Simply put, they are awesome, and I have spent hours at some of the Daiso stores in Asia just to browse all of the products that are sold there. When I heard that Daiso was opening its first store in Hawaii, I was stoked, and I felt the excitement among other people that I had spoken to about the planned opening. It was clear as day that Daiso would have the potential to be hugely popular in a place like Oahu. I had imagined a large, centrally located store, that could accommodate a lot of foot traffic. Unfortunately, Daiso gave us the exact opposite of what I was expecting, and visiting the store has been a huge pain since the first day it opened in mid-December. My first visit to Daiso was with a co-worker on the day of its grand opening. The store is located in the Pearl City Shopping Center in the space formerly occupied by Sanki, which, by the way, carried more variety and better quality Japanese merchandise than this Daiso. The store is only around 5,000 sq. ft., absolutely too small to hold practically the entire island of Oahu that showed up to the store on the first day it opened. I don't know who at Daiso headquarters thought that Pearl City Shopping Center was a good place to open the first Daiso Hawaii, but I could have told him or her that this was a bad and poorly planned idea. Here is a tip: the next Daiso should be centrally located in Honolulu and at least 10,000 sq. ft. if not larger. The lines that continue a month later could have been avoided if a larger location had been chosen. My co-worker and I waited in line for over an hour before we reached the entrance. Once inside, there was a line for the register wrapped around the entire store. Although I had seen some interesting products, the line was too long, and we left empty-handed because we did not want to have to wait another hour in line to purchase anything. I thought that the lines would die down after a month, but Daiso is still implementing lines outside the store even when it is completely unnecessary. I went today and had to wait in line with no shade and under a scorching hot sun for approximately ten minutes before I was allowed inside, and the store wasn't even crowded, which makes me think that part of the reason Daiso continues to make people wait in line is to hype up the store and give an appearance that hordes of people visit each day. Sorry, Daiso, but the jig is up. I've spoken to several people who have given up on shopping here because of the line and lack of merchandise in stock. Just look at the photos of the empty shelves. I saw nothing that I wanted to buy and walked away once again empty-handed. This is the first Daiso I've ever seen with both a line to get in and so few products. I won't be visiting this Daiso again until I get the word that the lines have stopped and there are more goods in stock. I'm just hoping that the next Daiso that opens in Hawaii will be much better and closer to my home in town. There is no excuse for this type of operation from a multinational corporation. The worst Daiso I've ever been to by far. Get it together, Daiso Hawaii. read more

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I'm not sure I'll ever go to Daiso on purpose again. I've heard of the hype and long lines since they opened but unfortunately barely survived this trip. I hope you're tougher than me. Parking sucks. The parking lot has always been packed but this guy passed a spot, went down to the end of the aisle, turned around and came back to the spot I was waiting at and insisted it was his with his blinker and attitude. Luckily I spotted a closer VIP spot up front but still. The shelves are empty. I'm sure it's neat when there is a full store to peruse through, but half the shelves were empty. It's not even a big store. Dollar store quality. Maybe I'm spoiled by the 100 Yen stores in Japan but they have much better quality items than Daiso. I hope they improve their shipments and ordering timelines. read more

Daiso - Little coolers! For $3-$4 - Discount Store Near Me - Pearl City, Hawaii

Priced well and always a variety of items! Ever since PriceBusters closed this has been my go to!

Daiso has FINALLY arrived in Hawaii! Located at the Pearl City Shopping Center, between Chuck E. Cheese and Ezogiku, Daiso sells products from Japan! I first learned about this wonderful store from my friends in Los Angeles. Everything was $1.50 except for items such as house slippers, speakers for USB ports ($4), t-shirts, and Calpico drinks which were marked $2 or more. It was like a shopper's heaven! At each location across Los Angeles, I would stop in and get gifts for my friends and family members at home on Oahu. They enjoyed receiving the cute post-it notes, pens, socks, CD cases, snacks, reusable shopping bags, towels, dishes, notebooks, hair accessories, plushies, kitchen gadgets, household items, cosmetics, seasonal decorations, art supplies, greeting cards, etc. This store is so much fun because you never know what you will find! I highly recommend shopping here...or at least taking a look! There are so many treasures waiting for you! Note: I must thank my friend, Aimee H., for encouraging me to come to the Grand Opening right after work. I was going to go home and take a nap, but instead, I drove straight here when I finished my shift at 7am and was third in line! The first 100 customers who spent $5 or more got a Goodie Bag! The Grand Opening was so exciting. Snacks were distributed to us while we waited. Taiko drummers performed. Dignitaries were introduced. We even did the wave! Thanks for the Goodie bag filles with treats and most of all... thank you, Daiso, for coming to Hawaii! read more

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Price Conversion Chart This review is for the Pearl City location. I usually opt for this location since the parking is plentiful compared to Piikoi. I've walked over to the Fort Street mall location on a lunch break. I haven't been to Daiso in a minute because I was getting out of hand going almost everyday. I was surprised to find this price conversion chart. You have to look around the item to see if there is any indication of a price (in Japanese) and then use the price chart to convert compared to before when everything would be $1.50 unless clearing marked otherwise ($3.00, $6.00...etc). I heard prices are going up on August 1st so expect another change. I understand the world we're in today and the need to raise prices. Nonetheless, you can almost 100% bet you'll be walking out of this store with something...anything. I buy things like gift wrapping, stationary, cleaning supplies, kitchenware...etc read more

Daiso - Price Conversion Chart - Discount Store Near Me - Pearl City, Hawaii