Cheap bargain store selling mostly outdated / expired products, including kitchenware , clothes,…read moresmall appliances and package food candies/cookies/instant noodles . Extra 50% discount off each prodct. One of the cheapest available. Some items are even cheaper than Dollar Tree and Dollarama! Like expired instant noodle cups for 25 cents each, and 50 cents round box of expired cookies. Have to add 13% tax after.

What a waste of time stopping here. First off it smells…read morelike someone threw up inside. Secondly this isn't what your thinking it is. It's dollar store junk. Not like a true liquidation store with stuff you'd actually be interested in. Would give this place zero stars.

The place is pretty big, lots of Japanese merchandise. I had to get some toys for the Christmas…read moregift exchange so I went looking for some toys. Gotten some cheap items for 6-10 year olds. I also bought 2 soup plates on sale made in Japan. I went around 7pm so not much people there. Service was quick and they ask me to confirm if the plates are good before leaving as they are not refundable when on sale.

So much smaller than the Markham location! A lot of shelves…read morewas missing stock, but the store was really clean and organized. Service was good, quick checkout process.

It was my first time visiting a liquidator like Top Binz where it starts at $20 on Saturday and…read moreeach day the price drops until it's like about $1.50 on the last day of the week. My first visit was on a Monday long weekend, I scored some pretty good deals like a plant stand, another baby item for a baby shower and acrylic stands, probably each valued at $40-$50+ for only $11 bucks each. It got me hooked. I went back this weekend and didn't see anything I particularly wanted. The only tricky thing is everything is in boxes/packages so you have to open it up front with the staff. I thought I got all the pieces of my plant stand from my last visit but turns out it was missing a couple of tubes that I didn't notice until I constructed it at home. So even if it's nice and sealed it's important to check all the pieces are there. These are some return and overstock packages so likely there are some deficiencies that you should double check. The acrylic stands also have a bit of crack along the corners. All in all still usable even despite some deficiencies. I also spotted a gold light fixture this time for only $15. I didn't pick up but definitely there are deals to be had there. With locations across the GTA, drop by and see if you find something useful closer to you.

1 dollars items in 20.00 bins, ripping off So messy, boxes…read morehas no information or stickers and you don't know what's inside

I first discovered Uncle Terry's from the Ex. From their name and branding it gives an impression…read morethat they've been around for a while (give me a bit of Honest Ed's feel, I don't know why) but it's actually been about 2 years and this location near Kensington Market being their newest. When you come in, it does give a slight attic smell, which I don't mind. They told me they usually restock on Thursdays and the other location by Sterling Road usually carries even more inventory. I purchased a shiatsu massager and back up Aukey earphones that were new in package from the Ex. However, the earphones didn't work. The great thing is they are one of the few or probably only liquidators that I know that allows for a 7 day return if there's an issue. Normally most discount liquidators I've been to, it's pretty much the final sale. I wasn't able to visit within 7 days, but did send them an email with the issue with the earphones so they extended the warranty for me to come in within the end of the month to get store credit or exchange, which I'm so grateful for. Apparently they sold hundreds of those earphones and only a few came back with issues. I was able to drop by yesterday after work and decided to exchange for another shiatsu massager for my in-laws. What I appreciate about this spot is that it's relatively organized in shelves with multiple copies of an item. There are bargain bins too for $5 if you really want to search for any deals and treasures. I much prefer than other liquidators where usually things are thrown in bins and you don't know exactly what it is until you open it. The staff there was also super patient and friendly. Definitely if you're in the area peek in and see if you score any deals. They will be moving back inventory from the Ex today and the pricing seems to be the same. Though they might offer tax off discounts with cash at the Ex but not at the store.

Uncle Terry's is more then a discount warehouse ... its a sophisticated lifestyle brand for…read moretech-savy urbanites !! Theres always something useful, or unique, or mysterious, or creative, or esoteric, or just lots of fun !! I always leave entertained and never empty handed !!!

This is a big store! It's literally a Temu warehouse but in real life…read more They have a shortage of shopping carts but I found a shopping basket (the one that rolls on the floor). They have a huge selection of interior decor like fake flowers and home goods. Cons: it's literally so busy, the store is messy and stuff is all over the place. The aisle is a bit narrow it's so crowded it was so hard to move. They did set a limit for how many ppl can go in later on. There's also A LOT OF LITTER! I saw so many Tim Hortons and beverage cups in random spots. Kids were also running havoc. The electronics are sparse. Not sure about the quality. There's a lot of furnitures too like bed frames! I saw some trolley for $15 which is a good deal! Service is nonexistent, there is someone watching and directing the cashier lines (don't worry bout someone budding you)

Panda Mart just opened up in Scarborough and I had to go check it out. It's like Temu, but offline!…read moreChinese dollar store on steroids. The store has taken over the entire space Rona used to be, making it incredibly large. With slight exaggeration, you could get 10k steps in just looking around. There are a wide variety of goods being offered, and the prices are often even cheaper than Dollarama (though some stuff is kinda overpriced in comparison, like $30 kitchen shelves?) so I guess they win some lose some. I found some really good deals for plates, kitchenware, hair accessories, stationary, and foam rollers. Since the place is so big, it's hard to find a worker, and even if you find someone, they likely will not know the answer. It's okay though... explore away!

Located in Dixie Mall and found a couple of items that weren't too bad. I've noticed a lot of…read morereviews rating this place lower tiered but I personally don't find it too bad. This place isn't hard to find at all at it has an outside entrance. They have a lot of items that range from clothes, school supplies, appliances, stationary and bunch of other miscellaneous products. If you look hard enough you're able to scout some really good deals, which I did. I thought everything was reasonably priced.

Ouch. Boy this is BAD. It's one thing to be a trashy mess,…read morebut the trashy mess isn't even cheap... the cost of humidifiers, broken garbage cans, drapes, wash clothes; cheaper at better discount stores. Truthfully the mall has declined significantly, fewer and fewer KNOWN stores remain. Treasure Hunt has zero appeal.

Home accessories are cheaper here than anywhere else, shower curtains, sheet sets, mats & area rugs…read more& runners, you name it. I've also picked up great deals on socks, undershirts and boxer shorts. Besides that there's a huge variety of other products here. Before you go to your usual 'dollar' store, go HERE!

Impressive shop with high quality products and that too at not that high prices. This shop is…read moreperfect for people who are new to Canada and or who want to buy good quality products. I'd recommend this business to everyone

We went here once and it's a good place to get some of the items at dirt cheap prices. We didn't…read morepurchase much since the things we needed had a health aspect and you want to be sure about the product quality. However, it was good to explore. The store is reasonably well organized - of course, people end up trashing things here and there after checking instead of putting it back to its original place which created a bit of chaos. The parking outside is good but if not available one can always park on the plaza opposite side of the road.

SOME KNOCK OFF BRANDS BEING SOLD ALERT! BUYER PLEASE BEWARE / CAREFUL because at least some of the…read moreitems (case in point the FLAWLESS FACIAL HAIR REMOVER being sold at this place are FAKE / knock offs; not the original 'Finishing Touch' brand. Check the box and you will notice that everything is replicated to match the original with the exception that the 'FINISHING TOUCH' BRANDING IS NOTICEABLY MISSING on the ones being sold here, that is why it is $5.99. (They falsely advertise it like the real thing, listing its regular / retail cost as $29.99) I unfortunately and wrongfully assumed that they would be selling legitimate brands / items and just purchased a couple of items from them but upon close examination of the Flawless hair remover and comparing it to the real one after I came home, I realized I had been bamboozled and I now question and have to double check everything else I purchased from them. Not that I can return anything because of their "all sales are final" policy. I took the time to write this to caution the public so others are aware as I would have liked to be prior to visiting this place. As I mentioned, this was the first item I checked; I am still yet to closely examine / verify the other "branded" items I purchased from them.

Effing 5h1tball5, if this place was in Japan, one of the staff would have already been fired for…read moreher borderline standoffish interpersonal skills. Thankfully, another lady came on duty and was a lot more approachable. This is a new store. Canadians who have not traveled to Japan are not familiar with the products: therefore be polite and answer questions nicely because your job depends on people coming back. I found my favorite Japanese sakura water cleanser for the face (soapless) which I love, the usual array of Meiji chocolates, HiChews, etc. Their cosmetics are good quality and I noticed a few Korean products for sale as well which are highly reputable. The usual tchochkess but they really need to focus on the soft skills side of doing business.

So my friend kept pushing us to go here because she loves the products they have. So after quite a…read morebit of prodding we looked around and found an easy location. She was totally right when she said they have such a crazy mix of products and the prices are beyond cheap! She ended up getting an awesome neck rest that can clip to your bag for like 7 bucks. I ended up buying an air freshener that smelled amazing. They also had a few Japanese drinks in their cooler and I found one that I've only seen in Japan. They have a rather large mix of stuff at this store. The only downside is they don't have a ton of a certain kind of thing. This is obviously due to space and trying to ya e all the products that would fit anyone's needs. I'm talking from electronics to bathroom accessories. They have a ton! Definitely add them to your list to visit.

Probably the most clean thrift store in Toronto. Their selection of items is also far more curated,…read moreso you won't have to dig through everything as much for a great find. Several dressing rooms available that are also kept in great condition. Make sure to sign up for their rewards program as you will earn discounts pretty quickly and get notifications of their upcoming sales. There are a few fake items here or there, so keep an eye out for that. Otherwise this is a great shop for anyone who loves to thrift!

This is the last bastion of affordable, still trendy, clean, thrifted clothes in Toronto. About the…read moresame pricing as VV or better, but newer and better quality. Many barely used or NWT items. I've gotten countless gems including a perfect new pair of Levis high waisted jeans for $19. Staff go out of their way to be helpful and friendly. Im on their SMS list so sometimes there's a sale alert.