I went to the Alhambra location last night for some last minute travel and birthday items. It was…read morenot busy. They have a mix of items. I wish they had more diverse items and special occasion & birthday related stuff. Store seemed clean. Rating: 3 Stars

I stopped in looking for the famous dumpling squishy. I was unlucky- no dumpling but was SUPER…read morelucky to have met Victoria. She was so helpful and friendly. She directed me to the aisle where i could find what I was looking for. Victoria even made a recommendation that helped me. She also gave me tips on when shipments come in. I was blown away. My new fave.

Today my Mom and I were at the food court located at The Square shopping center. There is The…read moreSquare Plus retail store that is also within the food court area... the name is so fitting as the shopping center is called The Square LOL. Anyway, we looked over and saw dustpans. I've been wanting to buy a new dustpan because the old one was damaged when I had to use it to shovel snow a few weeks back when the high desert had a snowstorm. Yes, you read right... I used a dustpan to shovel snow (1st time shoveling snow + using a dustpan to do it) LOL... it wasn't too bad actually. One gray dustpan was $4.49 + tax... not too shabby and it's the sturdy type, too. I didn't check out any other items in the shop, but from what I can tell, they do have some nifty knick knacks, small appliances, general household stuff, etc. It doesn't have a lot of space for customers to walk around though... there are only 2 aisles really... the one closest to the entrance and the one on the other side of the wall LOL. I grabbed one dustpan, waited in line (wait wasn't too bad), and paid cash for it. The lady at the cashier was pleasant. She may have been the owner... not 100% sure though. If you happen to be hanging out at the food court, swing on by and see what fun stuff you can pick up from here. Happy Shopping!

Pretty cool retail shop…read more Located within the food court, this shop is packed filled with asian appliances like rice cookers, steamers, and water boilers. Great for getting specific asian appliances that are difficult to find on Amazon or other big-chain appliance stores like Best Buy etc. They also sell a lot of little tiny tools, such as cookware etc. Feels kind of like Daiso. Overall, a pretty neat place to visit and check things out!

When I entered "Crazy 99," in Temple City, I needed a chair. The floor staff gave me one at first,…read morebut when I got up to shop, the white woman in charge had it taken away. The aisles were too crowded. I had a walker. My friend, in a wheelchair, had a difficult time managing. Something got caught on his wheelchair, and it wouldn't let go. Finally, my friend is a wounded veteran. That's why he uses a wheelchair. He rarely uses his benefits card. He had asked the day before the benefits worker about the parameter of card usage. The worker didn't explain that his card was only for FOOD. He had an exorbitant amount of credit, but it could only be used for food. At the check out, the white woman must have known the rule, because she bagged the food separately from the non-food. She shamed him for making a long line. Maybe had we been white-not me black and female and him Vietnamese and male-disabled or if I had had sex that time, then maybe she would have been respectful. I'm the daughter of a deceased veteran and my friend in the wheelchair, wounded from the war in Iraq. She should try harder. Oh, yes, she was the only one of the staff that was proficient in English. Had the business truly been accommodating, there would have been more space for wheelchairs and walkers. Also, a sitting area for elders and disabled would be there. Finally, common courtesy may go a long way.

This store was the old 99cents store. It has a lot of good stuff Radom stuff for good deal. It's…read morenice store but the staff is very rude. the cashier sue I think it was her name. Said trump getting rid of food stamps. My mom was buying soda and snacks. The cashier said that. I couldn't believe people like that work here. Some people are struggling and Need some help. My mom is elderly. I never leave this bad of review in my life. Be warned the people are looking down on you because they used ebt not Everone used it is a bad person or lazy. They need to fix this problem. ASAP

While I was waiting for my food order from Yum Long at Atlantic Times Square in Monterey Park, I…read morevisited Daiso within the same square. It's not a very big store like some of the other Daisos I've been to. Clean and organized interior. Aisles are slightly narrow. Shelves were well stocked. Most merchandises and knick knacks are pretty standard. Although I did noticed a couple cool finds. Bought a tea strainer and sushi box (to be used for tray of togetherness at future Lunar New Year events). Staff was friendly and helpful. Prices were average. Strange, I didn't see self check-out. Nevertheless, sometimes it's nice to receive good service from an actual person. I shall be back for future good finds. Btw, free parking at the square.

A Japanese take on a store chain that offers a variety of items snd novelties with brand names like…read more Sanrio and Disney. Different kinds of kitchen goods too as well as various unique merchandise! Got a small panda flower ceramic pot and soooo cute!

2/28/26 Went in to get spice rack shelf (none) came out with pork rinds for my mung bean soup lol…read more Needed to organize my spices & a shelf would absolutely be the finishing touch. Couldn't find it. Grabbed some clothespins a strainer & whisk. While in line, saw the cashier eating some cracklings & reminded me to get some for the mung bean soup. Had to return & get a few bags. One & done. This happens to be the closest location to our place so it fit the bill. It's nothing special but it's just like most Dollar tree stores. It looks organized, fairly. parking is shared with other businesses in this plaza. The cashier was nice & conversant. Will most likely return & further peruse the aisles. Hubby didn't give me much time to browse lol

Oh wow! I was shocked to see this store is really prepared for Valentine's Day. The entrance area…read moreis completely full of ready blown up Valentine balloons all over the ceiling. I had to buy a couple since they only cost 2 dollars each. It was quite a scene with the bright colors.

Reasonable price and time saving…read more 价 格 公 道 又 节 省 时 间 ＇

Huge selection of bargains from domestic and international sources! Make sure you are aware that…read moreBig Sav is open 7 DAYS A WEEK!

This store has many awesome finds with great prices, definitely recommend you to visit this place…read moreand support, everything is worth the purchase, PLEASE do not listen to the delusional ppl who put 1 stars, grown ahh customers rating a 1 star reminds us all how useless they are to our community, its 2026 grow up and show some love, definitely worth the service and visit. For sure stopping by next time to get some snacks.

Make sure you count your receipt. When they think you are not paying attention, they will over…read morecharge you. Then when you ask them to correct the over billing, they refuse saying 'they don't do refunds', completely ignoring the fact they just over charged their customers. What a racket!

I would suggest parking on E. Live Oak St, rather than on San Gabriel. Besides the fact that San…read moreGabriel is a super busy street that backs up with traffic, if you decide to buy a bigger item that needs to be picked up from their back warehouse, you have easier access to get in, instead of circling your car around the block. The prices here, in-person can be better and even more discounted than on their website, depending on what inventory they need to clear out. There are lots of chairs, like office chairs, gaming chairs, dining chairs, bar stools, that you can get for a really, really, REALLY good price. I'm not gonna say they're the best quality, but I think it's perfect if you need to quickly furnish a place on a budget, ie - a college student needing a desk, chair, etc for a dorm or an apartment. I would say, try sitting on the stuff in store before you buy to test it's durable enough for your usage. You have to imagine that stuff this cheap is built as mail-order stuff for skinny Asians. I picked up a side table that's lasted the better part of a year, so far. I was SUPER tempted to get a fluffy cat tree for $20. Some cool selection of outdoor furniture. And even some random household things, like a clothes steamer. The thing is, I get the sense that their inventory is rather randomized. But I think you'll find some cool deals or something useful for a bargain if you take stroll and walk around. Their pricing puts a lot of other "outlet" warehouse furniture stores to shame.

TL;DR: Cheap quality stuff at low prices…read more Saw this place advertised on some social media video and it's kind of close by and we were looking for outdoor furniture so we decided to go take a look. The room is pretty big so thought there was going to be a lot of good stuff. Looking around the place it became quickly apparent that this stuff is really just overstock stuff. Sitting in the chairs and feeling the fabric of the furniture you can tell the quality is somewhat lower which is reflected in the prices. After walking around for a few minutes we decided to leave. The prices are good but the stuff just seems disposable. Like you just replace them every year. We just didn't find anything worthwhile and the social media post was obviously an exaggeration and just had to pass. Only go if you want low prices over quality. But we had to pass.