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Not only this store super clean but it's reasonably priced! Ebisu seems to have taken over an old CVS or Walgreens and redid the whole thing to make it look totally different! In a good way, of course. They have many things to choose from hello kitty to anime to just soaps, and everything you can think of. Totally priced well and they have something for everyone. I enjoyed my time there and hope to check the tampa one out soon!
Very cute store. It all Japanese gift stores. The store is popular among the women and children. The deep inner store is Japanese stuff toy grab machines. The token price is a bit high. The store carries many hello kitty toy, goods, hand bag and more. From the toy side, other than stuffed toy, they have collectible toy and Lego. They also have the stationary section with the cute Japanese cartoon logo. The store also has the dessert and snack section for the food. Overall is a great store to explore especially for my wife.
The good is how fun and unique this store is. They have a little bit of something for everyone. It truly is a life store, they have hobby things, games, vending machines, stationary, pop culture needs, grocery/snacks, household needs and cosmetics. The BEST thing in this store is the ice cream at $4.39 you have to try one of the fruit ice creams! I loved mango but the peach was also delicious! The bad.... Parking is rough! Prices are higher for the pop culture items and it is crowded. However, if you are patient and like a fun stop it's a good one, if for the ice cream alone!
Ebisu is just what I imagined it to be - cute, bright, fun, and filled with lots of cool stuff. The prices weren't too bad and there was lots of variety. The store is well laid out and clean. My only criticism would be the staff. The cashier that rung me up was nice, but the people in the aisles seemed to hover but never acknowledged me. It was a little weird.
I've been wanting to stop in this one since before they opened. I finally had time today and thankfully I was here before they got really busy. There is a lot to see in this place. They have a really big selection of Toys and Collectables and plush as well as a good selection of Asian food and snacks. They also have a big selection of toy vending machines and claw machines. Just be careful because the price of the tokens to play them is a bit high. I looked through a variety of items throughout the store and some of them had pretty good prices. I did find two items that really interested in me today, but I did not make the purchase yet. If you are big into anime and a lot of the Japanese toys and snacks that I'm sure you will enjoy the store. The employees were all friendly and the store was being kept very clean. I will probably be back closer to the holidays to find some gifts here.
My best friend suggested a visit to Ebisu to look and shop their fun stuff. They had lots of cutesy toys and knickknacks plus several aisles with snacking sweets and chips. When I saw the mango ice cream which everyone has spoken about I had to delve in ($4.79) and it was a very tasty treat to enjoy. The crisp outer shell gives in to the flavorful mango ice cream which I savored. The parking gets a bit packed up but be patient and you will get a spot. Some snacks range in the $2 or more range so if you're curious to try something different, go check it out.
It was quite difficult to find parking. There are less than 20 spots and the businesses around it have signs that say towing is a risk (one being a Wells Fargo). It looks like it's set within a further Walgreens or CVS, but they did well decorating the inside. They have a large section of gachapon, but they are extremely overpriced compared to the ones elsewhere and in Japan, ranging from $3 to almost $12. The cashier also warned me that the token exchange machine doesn't give change, so you need exact cash to purchase the tokens you want. They had a wide variety of snacks and drinks, a lot that I've seen in the stores in Japan. Some of the prices were reasonable and some were a little up there. They did have sales on certain drinks, which was nice. I wish they had Black Thunder sweets or Corn Potage puffs which were my favorite snacks from Japan. I was tempted to get the pack of 3 of the lychee fruit ice cream, but I ended up finding it at HMart for $3 less. The beauty and care section was nice. There was a wide selection, especially of the Japanese sunscreen, albeit very expensive, close to double the price of what they cost in Japan. They also have feminine hygiene products, which are much higher quality than the U.S. ones. I'm not really too into blind boxes, but they looked like they had a wide selection. I couldn't say much about the prices.
On the way home, I decided to stop at the new EBISU store off of Sand Lake Boulevard across from the mall. My first impression it is a very big store with a lot of of items. Most of the items are in Japanese because it is an Asian store; where is H Mart has English and the language the store is known for. They do give you this really cute reusable bag so you can come back and shop. They do not have paper or plastic bags though. I really enjoyed the music in the store. It was a very enjoyable experience. They have four people at the checkout counter; when you enter in the store, they have an entrance door and an exit door. Today I got my friend Eli a gift. He really enjoys Pokémon, so I got him a limited edition Pokémon coffee cup. I also got myself a white peach, flavored Fanta, as well as a little pouch that I can put my makeup in in my purse. If you haven't been here and are a big fan of these types of shops, I highly recommend however, I think I am more of a fan of H Mart than EBISU. 10/10
The largest ebisu life store opened in Orlando, nearby the Florida Mall. One week from its opening, the store is still well supplied and still has a long line for check out. Parking was a little struggle. The store has a lot of Japanese treats, toys, cosmetics supply, and food. Pricing is a little bit more but cheaper than going to Japan. Worth stopping by and looking around.
This is such a fun and big store to check out lots of different cool stuff like gatcha machines, claw machines, toys, snacks, drinks and more!
Pretty spacious as compared to other Asian culture stores. This is around the size of the TESCO on colonial. They seemed to have the same types and amount of goods. I think their crane game section and gashapon section were the largest I have noticed in the area. I do not understand the pricing as it seems to be all over the place. A plush that would be 20-25 at any other place is priced at a low $15, yet a blind box I noticed was $5 more than anywhere I have seen before. They are new but the store was clean and well organized and the cashier was pleasant enough. I think the location near the Florida Mall will help them but I feel like greater Orlando is now fully covered with this time of store.
This is a pretty fun store to browse if you're interested in anything from most Asian culture. There are plenty of mystery boxes to pursue, claw machines, figurine to collect and plenty of tasty Asian snacks and drinks to try. I went for my first time today just to see what all the fuss was about. I was able to get a parking quite easily now that the hype has died down. I went down every single aisle to ensure I didn't miss out on anything. I ended up grabbing a few things here and there to try out--a few snacks and some home good items. The store is very clean, and seems to continue to be pretty busy. There was no line going out the door, but the store was pretty packed. It can be hard to browse with so many people in an aisle. The employees seemed very friendly and willing to help if needed. I enjoyed speaking to a few of the employee's I'd pass as I browsed the store. It is definitely worth a visit if you're a collector or enjoy anything of anime culture.
Great store for Asian snacks, gadget and home stuff! A little pricey but worth the extra money! Great selection of snacks and viral ice cream! Good selection of drinks too
5 months ago
The store is super cool, have a lot of products, huge variety of Bandai toys, but wish they had more kind of ice cream as had just 3. Also it's not a good place to buy toys, cheaper at internet, but place is cool to visit one time read more
14 days ago
Not only this store super clean but it's reasonably priced! Ebisu seems to have taken over an old CVS or Walgreens and redid the whole thing to make it look totally different! In a good way, of course. They have many things to choose from hello kitty to anime to just soaps, and everything you can think of. Totally priced well and they have something for everyone. I enjoyed my time there and hope to check the tampa one out soon! read more
Very cute store. It all Japanese gift stores. The store is popular among the women and children. The deep inner store is Japanese stuff toy grab machines. The token price is a bit high. The store carries many hello kitty toy, goods, hand bag and more. From the toy side, other than stuffed toy, they have collectible toy and Lego. They also have the stationary section with the cute Japanese cartoon logo. The store also has the dessert and snack section for the food. Overall is a great store to explore especially for my wife. read more
The good is how fun and unique this store is. They have a little bit of something for everyone. It truly is a life store, they have hobby things, games, vending machines, stationary, pop culture needs, grocery/snacks, household needs and cosmetics. The BEST thing in this store is the ice cream at $4.39 you have to try one of the fruit ice creams! I loved mango but the peach was also delicious! The bad.... Parking is rough! Prices are higher for the pop culture items and it is crowded. However, if you are patient and like a fun stop it's a good one, if for the ice cream alone! read more
5 months ago
Ebisu is just what I imagined it to be - cute, bright, fun, and filled with lots of cool stuff. The prices weren't too bad and there was lots of variety. The store is well laid out and clean. My only criticism would be the staff. The cashier that rung me up was nice, but the people in the aisles seemed to hover but never acknowledged me. It was a little weird. read more
2 months ago
I've been wanting to stop in this one since before they opened. I finally had time today and thankfully I was here before they got really busy. There is a lot to see in this place. They have a really big selection of Toys and Collectables and plush as well as a good selection of Asian food and snacks. They also have a big selection of toy vending machines and claw machines. Just be careful because the price of the tokens to play them is a bit high. I looked through a variety of items throughout the store and some of them had pretty good prices. I did find two items that really interested in me today, but I did not make the purchase yet. If you are big into anime and a lot of the Japanese toys and snacks that I'm sure you will enjoy the store. The employees were all friendly and the store was being kept very clean. I will probably be back closer to the holidays to find some gifts here. read more
2 months ago
My best friend suggested a visit to Ebisu to look and shop their fun stuff. They had lots of cutesy toys and knickknacks plus several aisles with snacking sweets and chips. When I saw the mango ice cream which everyone has spoken about I had to delve in ($4.79) and it was a very tasty treat to enjoy. The crisp outer shell gives in to the flavorful mango ice cream which I savored. The parking gets a bit packed up but be patient and you will get a spot. Some snacks range in the $2 or more range so if you're curious to try something different, go check it out. read more
6 months ago
It was quite difficult to find parking. There are less than 20 spots and the businesses around it have signs that say towing is a risk (one being a Wells Fargo). It looks like it's set within a further Walgreens or CVS, but they did well decorating the inside. They have a large section of gachapon, but they are extremely overpriced compared to the ones elsewhere and in Japan, ranging from $3 to almost $12. The cashier also warned me that the token exchange machine doesn't give change, so you need exact cash to purchase the tokens you want. They had a wide variety of snacks and drinks, a lot that I've seen in the stores in Japan. Some of the prices were reasonable and some were a little up there. They did have sales on certain drinks, which was nice. I wish they had Black Thunder sweets or Corn Potage puffs which were my favorite snacks from Japan. I was tempted to get the pack of 3 of the lychee fruit ice cream, but I ended up finding it at HMart for $3 less. The beauty and care section was nice. There was a wide selection, especially of the Japanese sunscreen, albeit very expensive, close to double the price of what they cost in Japan. They also have feminine hygiene products, which are much higher quality than the U.S. ones. I'm not really too into blind boxes, but they looked like they had a wide selection. I couldn't say much about the prices. read more
On the way home, I decided to stop at the new EBISU store off of Sand Lake Boulevard across from the mall. My first impression it is a very big store with a lot of of items. Most of the items are in Japanese because it is an Asian store; where is H Mart has English and the language the store is known for. They do give you this really cute reusable bag so you can come back and shop. They do not have paper or plastic bags though. I really enjoyed the music in the store. It was a very enjoyable experience. They have four people at the checkout counter; when you enter in the store, they have an entrance door and an exit door. Today I got my friend Eli a gift. He really enjoys Pokémon, so I got him a limited edition Pokémon coffee cup. I also got myself a white peach, flavored Fanta, as well as a little pouch that I can put my makeup in in my purse. If you haven't been here and are a big fan of these types of shops, I highly recommend however, I think I am more of a fan of H Mart than EBISU. 10/10 read more
The largest ebisu life store opened in Orlando, nearby the Florida Mall. One week from its opening, the store is still well supplied and still has a long line for check out. Parking was a little struggle. The store has a lot of Japanese treats, toys, cosmetics supply, and food. Pricing is a little bit more but cheaper than going to Japan. Worth stopping by and looking around. read more
4 months ago
This is such a fun and big store to check out lots of different cool stuff like gatcha machines, claw machines, toys, snacks, drinks and more! read more
Pretty spacious as compared to other Asian culture stores. This is around the size of the TESCO on colonial. They seemed to have the same types and amount of goods. I think their crane game section and gashapon section were the largest I have noticed in the area. I do not understand the pricing as it seems to be all over the place. A plush that would be 20-25 at any other place is priced at a low $15, yet a blind box I noticed was $5 more than anywhere I have seen before. They are new but the store was clean and well organized and the cashier was pleasant enough. I think the location near the Florida Mall will help them but I feel like greater Orlando is now fully covered with this time of store. read more
This is a pretty fun store to browse if you're interested in anything from most Asian culture. There are plenty of mystery boxes to pursue, claw machines, figurine to collect and plenty of tasty Asian snacks and drinks to try. I went for my first time today just to see what all the fuss was about. I was able to get a parking quite easily now that the hype has died down. I went down every single aisle to ensure I didn't miss out on anything. I ended up grabbing a few things here and there to try out--a few snacks and some home good items. The store is very clean, and seems to continue to be pretty busy. There was no line going out the door, but the store was pretty packed. It can be hard to browse with so many people in an aisle. The employees seemed very friendly and willing to help if needed. I enjoyed speaking to a few of the employee's I'd pass as I browsed the store. It is definitely worth a visit if you're a collector or enjoy anything of anime culture. read more
2 months ago
This place was very fun to go to an experience. It felt like a real life Japanese convenience store. I was though just kind of disappointed how almost all of the gotcha ponds were sold out especially popular ones. Very fun place though but the acrylic stands are a little much. read more
7 months ago
This is a cute place. It's full of blind box items some Asian beauties and Asian snacks as well as ice cream if you into a blind box items then this would be the place to go. If you enjoy collecting little collectibles, the only downside is that the parking is terrible. It seems like a lot of people wanted to come here and it's very difficult to find parking. Maybe it's because I was at a megalodon convention even though this place is not close to the convention center. It's more towards the Florida mall, but it was clean in the staff price.. read more
Came in on Mother's Day because I wanted to see if they sold bb3 items. They don't, but it is a super cute store. Lots of random items. Hubby bought a bottle of face lotion and they were giving out fake flower in honor of Mother's Day so I got one. It's cute, yarn wrapped flower. Their parking lot was full. I'm glad there's something like this, I'm tired of boring stores and storage units popping up. We need more fun and interesting shops. read more
5 months ago
Ebisu Life Store opened not too long ago. I went on the second day it was opened and the line was wrapped around the store and parking was sparse. A hot tip is that Wells Fargo will tow you if you park in their parking lot, so think twice before you do so. I really love this store because there are so many fun aspects to it. They have a beauty supply area, a blind box area, aisles and aisles of house wares, stationary, plushies and snacks. They also have vending machines. A lot of them are empty now, and be careful which vending coin exchange machine you put your money in. There is one for the claw machines, one for the vending machines and another one. I've only used the vending machine and claw. The claws are a great deal because it's a dollar a try. And, I got the hang of it now. I have walked away with four plushies twice. They have the novelty icecreams you have seen on Instagram and even toilet paper with Pokemon and Hello Kitty printed on it. Enjoy the pictures. There are a lot! read more
7 months ago
Came for opening weekend! Impossible to find a parking spot, I wish their parking lot was bigger. Having been to Japan, the store had a lot of items we saw on our trip! Lots of hello kitty product, and I liked how the shop was laid out and easy to find the different sections of product. It didn't have as big of a snack area than other stores in the area. They had a great blind box collection and I felt their prices were fair for them! We grabbed items we've never tried and grabbed some of our favorites. Overall a fun experience and I recommend trying to come on an off-peak time like a weekday! read more
If you're wondering, if you should go, the answer is yes. This place has a lot to offer from beauty products home products, snacks, toys, stationary, blind boxes, and so much more. My husband and I originally went to check out the blind boxes and let me tell you. They have so many options! They have lots of Pokémon items from blind boxes to coin purses to stuffed animals. They have several snacks like chips, cookies, and chocolates with flavors such as steak, fried chicken, Matcha, shrimp, pork belly. They have the viral fruit ice cream. I tried the peach and mango. Those are my favorite. The grape is OK. The beauty products are by far my favorite. They have so many options from shampoo, hair mask, mascara, chapstick, sunscreen, eyeshadow, eyebrow pencil, and so much more. The Nivea chapstick, melt type, is by far my favorite. Behind the register, they sell, Sunny Angels and sminkis. They even sell Pokémon toilet paper. They sell clothes detergent, plates, bowls, cups, chopsticks, Matcha sets, toothbrushes and so much more. This store is an adventure and I recommend it. read more
This place has EVERYTHING. The prices were a little all over the place. Some items were pretty reasonable, and some were outrageously expensive. The vending machines are all pretty pricey too. There is an amazing variety of snacks, blind boxes, and other items, like stationary and home goods. The staff we interacted with were very friendly and helpful! I love the giant hello kitty head you can walk through and take photos with. I ended up bringing home waaaaaay too much candy... I'll definitely be back! read more
7 months ago
Grand opening day is finally here!!! I have been waiting for this spot to open up once Walgreens closed down and it did not disappoint! They really did a great job with theming the place out and making use of the space where it doesn't feel crowded. It was busy but not like the madness of H Mart at all. They have a wide variety of Asian snacks, drinks, ramens, blind boxes and other toys as well as lifestyle/home products like cosmetics and kitchenware! I came here on my lunch break so I didn't get to spend as much time as I wanted there but I will for sure be back! I will say that the plushies are overpriced but other than that I found other things to be fairly priced l! read more
6 months ago
Genuinely so happy that Ebisu has finally come to Orlando! The only times I've ever been able to visit an Ebisu was during my trips to NY but this Ebisu completely outshines those! I believe the old space must of been a Walgreens or something because the store is absolutely huge. There are rows and rows of plushies, figures, blind boxes etc. Literally anything you could dream of from Sanrio, Smiski, Anime, and more. Towards the back of the store is a section just for claw machines which are my absolute favorite. And not to mention the gigantic hello kitty archway in the middle of the store that is absolutely so cute for taking pictures! They also carry house supplies like Sanrio dishware and even paper towels and toilet paper! I saw a Rilakkuma toilet paper set with his little face on it that was so adorable. A must must must go to if you're either an Orlando native or someone just visiting! read more
5 months ago
I came here on a Saturday night around 8:00 p.m. So there were quite a few people inside but it wasn't as busy as it normally as during the day. I ended up taking some photos of the body wash and shampoo so I could have AI analyze it and tell me which ones are best for my needs. All of the items that I got here are great quality and the shampoo makes my hair so soft. I'll definitely be back to buy more. There is so much to see here and it's incredibly bright inside which makes it a little overstimulating but just give yourself some time while here. The staff was friendly and they were restocking the shelves while we were here. I would definitely recommend checking this place out, even if you don't buy anything, there is so much to see. Some of the items you can get at other local Asian stores cheaper, but if you're in a time crunch it's not marked up that much more. For example, some of the chips I could find at other Asian markets for $1 cheaper. So it's not much of a savings, but it just depends on what your budget is. read more
7 months ago
Only thing I can say is... just go! You'll love it. Its very similar to Teso Life that is over on West Colonial. Its a whole experience with blind boxes, building kits, game machines, claw machines, cute stationary, home use goods, makeup/skincare, asian snacks/ramen/ice cream/ drinks. My only issue is parking can be a small challenge if it gets packed. Other than that ... check out lines go pretty fast. Go and have fun! read more
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