Cheap bargain store selling mostly outdated / expired products, including kitchenware , clothes,…read moresmall appliances and package food candies/cookies/instant noodles .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.

It's nice to have another type of dollar store other than Dollarama. This place has a variety of…read morethings like any dollar store. It also has some stuff for your house. Again it's just really nice to see something other than a Dollarama around with different stuff.

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!

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.

I LOVE OOMOMO! I wish I had one closer by but best believe,…read morewhenever I'm in Markham, I always make sure to stop by! They sell similar products that Daiso sells and originally did sell Daiso products until they rebranded. I would say, OOMOMO has better quality products, though noticeably more expensive. They sell a variety of different brands here and have a more vast selection. HUGE STORE; I love buying Japanese makeup and stationary items from here. They've got makeup, skincare, household goods, kitchenware, snacks, & hardware. Highly recommend checking the store out!!

I come here mainly for the ceramics and it never disappoints. There's a huge selection that gets…read morenew additions quite frequently, many are made in Japan, and pricing is generally far better than what you can find elsewhere. I've seen some of the exact same plates at other stores for maybe 30% higher price Cups and plates are my personal go to, but they have everything from soys sauce dishes to modern coffee mugs to matcha ceremony bowls. Styles are far ranging and include cute and elegant, modern and traditional styles, and they carry lots of different sizes so you are likely to find something to suit your taste. I personally only buy dishwasher safe / microwaveable ceramics (so I actually use them) and a lot of the stock they have fits that criteria. The rest of the store is a whole labyrinth of home goods like beauty, kitchen tools, home organization, snacks, and craft goods. Again some rare finds exist, so it is well worth a look. I personally bought calligraphy stuff that was cheaper and more convenient here than buying it online, and they had related supplies like writing pads, practice paper, etc. The Japanese trinket/souvenir section stands out to me because you can get things that are rare to chance upon elsewhere. The ceramic darumas are well priced, and I've bought other cute traditional figurines there. Overall there's a lot to see in this store, to the point where it feels overwhelming to browse all sections. I keep my visits targeted and short so I don't wear myself out looking at 200 pairs of similar looking chopsticks. Also, sometimes the prices in this store are questionable, but I browse knowing overall it's fair (case in point for weird pricing - tiny plate $2, significantly larger medium size plate for $2.25). I don't live close by so I come around whenever I'm in the area.

Anthanasia, Brandon, Devi, and Natalie constantly provide their customers with professional skills…read morethat are undoubtedly stellar. Thus, they are kind and highly experienced overall! From the way that they constantly go above and beyond the expectations that associates within this field typically have. From the way that they are able to attend to inquiries and so forth, I would unquestionably recommend this specific location to anyone travelling within the Greater Toronto Area (GTA) and elsewhere as I'm always able to locate items, buy items in stock and so forth with the continual assistance of the aforementioned team members! 10/10

Dollar Tree? Another "Dollar Store" Chain?…read more Dollar Tree is an American chain that sells every item for $1 or less and is a Fortune 500 company operates over 4,000 stores in US. The stocks they carries a little bit different from Dollarama as they probably sourced their merchandise from different suppliers.. That do make browsing the store a little more interesting. However, most of the stocks are "MORE" than $1... around $1.25... Can I blame it on the exchange rate and the cost of transportation from down under?

Excellent staff, & help to get shoes for my brother. who is…read more87. I would recommend this place to anyone. Staff very knowledge & patient.

I have a lot of pain in my foot but can't afford a custom orthotic. My chiropractor recommended I…read moreget an insole at New Balance because they have well trained staff and their insoles are a better quality than the ones sold in grocery stores/pharmacies. This location is about a block away from Yonge St and St. Clair Ave. The door is accessible and the St. Clair Station is close by. There are parking garages nearby but street parking directly in front of the store is difficult. The store reps were very helpful and greeted me right away. Since all the reps in the front were busy, one rep called someone from the back. She did 2 measurements of my feet than tried different versions of insoles in my size and different shoe sizes to help me make my choice. It was a great experience and I would definitely recommend this location.

Ichiban Living is located in the basement of Pacific Mall and is like a Japanese Dollarstore. The…read moreprices are all about $2.25 each. You'll find things you didn't even know you need. Once you enter the store, be sure to go to the corner and go downstairs, as there are many more knick-knacks for you to peruse. I wanted some thicker padding for my chairs and tables, so it didn't dig into my carpet as much, and I only found it here at a reasonable price! Look at those cute chairs and table socks! I also picked up some padding to stick in the bottom of my laptop to prevent overheating. I found some useful large S hooks that can fit my balcony railings and dividers to hang more plants. They have kitchen tools, bathroom gadgets, storage, pots, hangers, beauty tools, you name it, they have it. Always worthwhile to check out when you're at PMall. Note, I'm not sure if it's due to the fire, but the escalators at Pmall are not functioning, so you have to use the service elevators the past weekend to go up and down the mall.

Amazing place. Got everything I need. At first the place looks very small. When you explore you…read morewill find they have another floor. The place is pretty big.

I stopped by this location for some early Halloween decor and they were fully stocked up. They had…read moregreat options for trick or treat bags starting at 1$.This particular Dollarama is always operational and has multiple variations of the items to choose from. They are also fully stocked on seasonal and festive decor. Didn't get a chance to speak directly with the staff but the store was maintained well and the checkout process was smooth. Not much footfall in the late evening hours.

This large Kennedy Commons Shopping Centre location has lots of product variety since I'm shopping…read morefor inexpensive children's party gifts. The only thing that bugged me was the store's fluorescent lighting. Maybe it's time to upgrade to brighter LED's. Staff were friendly, courteous and checkout was efficiently processed. The store wasn't very busy and I was here during Lunar New Year not that it mattered. I was in and out quickly just the way I like it plus I selfishly treated myself to two candy bars for $1; Island Bar, and a Crispy Delight!