This place is a goldmine for anything and everything you may need. This is a Japanese chain that sells cheap everyday essentials. This is the Japanese version of our dollar store. This branch is small but holds a lot. They have kitchenware, storage solutions, cleaning supplies, and home decor items. Stationery items like notebooks, pens, pencils, erasers, stickers, and other office supplies. Beauty Products reasonably priced makeup, skincare, and hair accessories. I also love getting yummy snacks, instant noodles, drinks, and other Japanese-inspired food items. I keep coming back. I also like that it's inside the mall! 5 stars! read more

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What can you get today for $ 1 in the USA ? It seems the uncertainty of tariffs are back this August 1st in America which adds extra dollars to the price tag for goods imported into the USA. There is still a place of all places in San Francisco where you are able to get something for $1. The Stonestown Galleria has a store from the island country of Japan which has a version of the dollar store which it is referred as the 100 yen store and it is called" Daiso". The Daiso stores have been around for decades and globally has over 3,000 stores and is currently Headquartered in Hiroshima City in Japan. The Japantown Daiso store was the first in San Francisco and the Stonestown is the second store next to 2nd street ( the second handstore not the actual street in SF). You find everything in here from the can matcha, espresso candy , Golden Curry( not the Warriors ball player), hi-chew , Japanese rice crackers ,shrimp chips, stationery , sushi rice, and vegan ramen. This place adds value to Stonestown Galleria and I"d buy that for a dollar ! "in San Francisco. The value of the U.S dollar is all about the valuation within economic cycles differentiation and duration it thrives and rises during a healthy economic situation and stalls during an economic stagnation and falls during economic inflation The tariffs adds some price increase on imports from almost every country in the world including Japan the island nation just don't let the Summertime blues disrupt your Summer staycation and vacation just enjoy the Summer of Love with good vibes as I call it "The Summer of Love Vibration " read more

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I Have Been To Serval Daiso's All Over The Bay Area That Includes San Francisco as Well!!!!!! What I Like Most Is The Cool Gadgets & Snacks That They Have At This Daiso Store Location!!!!! read more

Today I shopped at Daiso (Fillmore) and brought 8 items totaling to $42.08. Everything I purchased was labeled $3 leas than the pricing I received at the counter. All pricing is labeled $3 less than the initial charge. I will no longer support this company due to the over charge (no signs indicate the increase in pricing). Be aware before you purchase. read more

Daiso - Priced $3 and paid $6 - Discount Store Near Me - San Francisco, California

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Tight quarters. Narrow aisles. Fewer merchandise. If I drop in again it'll be for a box of S&B's Golden Curry. It's stocked in many supermarkets but somehow it feels like a good buy here. What I observed were several self checkout stations. I only wore my lookee loo hat on this visit but plan to give it a try next time. read more

Daiso - Discount Store Near Me - San Francisco, California

So excited to have access to a Daiso here in the Sunset / Parkside area! If you've never been to a Daiso, it's a Japanese dollar store that carries a wide array of surprisingly high quality items. I have purchased drill bits at Daiso before, and they work just as well as name brand ones for my purposes. If one is a stationary aficionado, check out the paper and pens on offer: Japanese paper is well known for its value and ability to handle fountain pens. As to this specific Daiso, it is a bit smaller than those in Japantown or Serramonte. However, as for the basics of kitchen utensils, chair socks, car sun shades, and the like, this Daiso will serve just as well as any other. Special note: this Daiso is located on the mezzanine level, near the Target in Stonestown, so if you're looking for this store, look up. read more

Daiso - Civilization has come to Stonestown! - Discount Store Near Me - San Francisco, California

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there used to be various Daiso outposts throughout San Francisco but they got looted out of existence. One was on Market near FiDi and one was on the 16th in the Potrero Plaza. Sometimes things are a bit tight and some of the staff seem a bit over it but they hide it well and they're always polite to me so there you go. read more

Daiso is always a fun, cute place to stop by and peruse. This location in Stonestown Mall is a little smaller than other locations though and a little tight throughout the aisles. The checkout area is squeezed into a small corner near the front. read more

Daiso had been the first to appear in SF before Miniso as the most popular discount store. Joining the rest of the Japanese businesses like Uniqlo and Matcha Café Maiko, half of Stonestown Galleria had slowly become the shopping center of J-Town. You ought to buy most of any items in Daiso that costs as low as $1.5 each. Other items, once again, were a little expensive. So this could be a good shopping experience, especially for those who have low income. The pictures below were my best purchases. Non instant GreeNoodle packets and Uji matcha glass bottle soft drinks were one of the greatest selections. Daiso in Stonestown Galleria now has its self-service machines you can use if you use your credit card. A good way to make up for the other Daiso that was out of business in Market st of the Financial District. read more

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Daiso is my happy place--a treasure trove for anyone who loves a good deal, cute things, and random-but-genius gadgets. Every time I walk in, everything is oddly adorable, unexpectedly useful, and somehow ridiculously cheap. I'll go in for one thing (stationery and pens), and next thing I know, I'm holding cute bowls, baskets, chopsticks, and organizers. Service is quick and efficient. It's a great place for any DIYer. read more

New Daiso in Stonestown! This one is smaller than the one they used to have at the former Shoe Palace. They squeezes their entire merchandise into this space. Aisles are narrow so no shopping carts. Also kind of hard to walk through if it's crowded. Same merchandise. They have self check out here. Easy to use. Will come back if I need something from Daiso read more

Huge long lines for the grand opening. So excited to see Daiso in the neighborhood. I was fortunate to be on the other side of the mall due to the long lines and was entertained by Taikoo drums and an unexpected ribbon cutting by London Breed. Still waiting to get in. OK , I finally got in and bought a few gardening supplies and food. There were self checkouts as Well as cash registers. The staff were really friendly and welcoming. At the self checkout , there were staff on hand to help if needed and Apple Pay was excepted. As expected, a little chaotic on grand opening day and prices were not clearly marked because you have to convert the yen price to $ on the charts nearby. Daiso is a great place for cute and innovative items. Definitely will be back to peruse more leisurely. read more

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This location is very tiny but the selection is well curated! They stock a great variety of useful items, particularly the kitchen tools. I was surprised I found a few things I haven't seen at bigger locations such as in Japantown and Serramonte. Another big plus is they have self checkout so I didn't have to wait in line at all. I do wish the location was bigger so that there were more food and drink options, so I'll rate it a solid 4.5 stars. read more

Much smaller than Daiso SF Japantown (and Daiso Serramonte) but decent selection. Pleasant staff.

I constantly go to this diaso location since it's close to where I live and I used to work in the mall and I've always had a welcoming experience until today. Today I was stopped by the lady at the cash register and she demanded to see my receipt. I was literally in front of her at the kiosk and had just paid for a pair of slides. She for sure saw me. She kept demanding that she see my receipt. As a black woman it was a very dehumanizing experience. It would've been fine if she had asked other people but she didn't. She only asked the one black person out of the whole store to see my receipt. Incredibly rude. read more

This newly opened Daiso is on the second floor of Stonestown. It has a sizable snack selection. It's finally open again, which is good news for cute junk shoppers. It has that new store smell right now, so hit it if you enjoy that stuff. It's pretty small for a Daiso, it's not nearly as big as the old one, but it's still worth going to nonetheless. read more

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