Use to come here all the time back in Jr. High…read more Great knicknacks for cheap. 99cents Cherry False Eyelashes (these are the 100% real hair lashes). Elsewhere usually cost between $2-3. Ask the sales person to see the eyelashes as they are behind the counter. 99cent NYX loose pigments (some have compared it to the MAC pigments).

The store is clean and well stocked. They have a good selection of everything. We always stop by…read morefor toys, home supplies, and decorations. The prices are reasonable. I bought several flower vases here for Lunar New Year. The staff is very nice and friendly. We will definitely come back often for more toys and home items :)

Amazing experience, different types of trinkets, namebrand clothes all great prices. Great…read morecustomer service. What a great team.

Stopped by on a whim and picked up a beautiful pre-lit tree and ornaments at an amazing deal! The…read moreowner and his wife were helpful they took the time to answer my questions and ensure I found exactly what I needed. This liquidator is a hidden gem! You never know what treasures you'll discover here, from seasonal decor to unique finds at unbeatable prices. The inventory is always changing, so it's worth stopping in regularly. If you're looking for great deals and friendly service, this is the place to go. Highly recommend checking them out!

I love Daiso Japan! Such a fun store with so many unique, useful, and affordable items. There's…read morealways something new to discover, and it's especially great for home essentials, organization, and cute little finds. The store was clean and well organized, and the staff was friendly and helpful. Definitely a fun place to shop!

Was visiting the area and stopped in. Always a treat looking and perhaps purchasing discount…read moreJapanese products. Currently the lowest priced items are 2.25 unless marked otherwise. There are many conversion charts to inform you of the prices. Pretty much like other Daisos but maybe a tad smaller. The store seemed organized and stocked well. Wide range of the typical Daiso goods for home, office, school, seasonal items, gifts and more. There are many cute licensed products with cute characters on them. (Ie. Hello Kitty, My Melody, Disney etc) On this purchase, the hubby got organizational items and I got kitty cat microfiber cleaning slippers for the restroom. There was a cashier and self check-out available along with the supervisor nearby. Both the cashier and supervisor were friendly. We opted to check-out with the cashier. Our visit was on a weekend late afternoon. Overall a great experience. 4 stars.

I came across HASCO Stores by accident and decided to stop in for a look. It's a discount store in…read moreWestminster with a little bit of everything, from clothing and household items to outdoor furniture, sofas, and beds. Most of the items I saw appeared to be brand new, with prices around 50% off the original retail price. A lot of the merchandise seemed to come from Costco, Walmart, and Sam's Club, so you might recognize some familiar brands and products. I also chatted with one of the employees, who mentioned that new arrivals come in every Tuesday. They also regularly update their website with clearance items, so you can check out what's available before making a trip. It's the kind of place where you never know what you'll find. If you're in the area, it's worth stopping by for a quick look. You might just stumble upon an unexpected bargain or something you didn't even know you needed!

Elevating the rating to a five, after another visit to the liquidation and discount retailer. This…read moretime, found quite a few concert t-shirts in various sizes, available at the same price of $5 a piece (no returns). Also got a uv protected Hurley long sleeve swim shirt (quick dry), and a reebok dry-fit in a color that I don't have (pretty much all I wear on cruises now, due to its ease of hand washing and line dry). Obviously selection is all dependent on what was available to buy from other retailers/manufacturers. The HQ is located in Ontario, CA (deep in the Inland Empire), and it has three locations now in SoCal, including this one in Westchester.

Daiso has so many cute and inexpensive products that are perfect for my apartment. This location is…read moremuch smaller than other OC stores, but I still found things I wanted.

My best friend and I are huge Hello Kitty fans, so when we found out that this Daiso location had a…read morebig inventory, we went to town! We each spent over $100, couldn't resist all the cute stuff! This location definitely carries more Hello Kitty goodies than the one near my house. I think we spent over an hour inside the store, "ooing"and "awwing" over all the HK merch! We were like 2 little girls inside a candy store. Very happy and very satisfied! The store was clean and the employees very nice.

I've known about Grocery Outlet for a long time but somehow never stepped inside. I guess I always…read morehad that stereotype in my head that if it's cheap, the quality probably isn't great. This past weekend, my husband and I were out for a walk and ended up on Goldenwest. We stopped by JONS Market just to grab a few things to make homemade salsa, tomatoes, canned tomato sauce, onion, jalapeño, and cilantro. After checking out, we noticed there was a Grocery Outlet in the same plaza , so we figured... why not finally take a look? And honestly? I owe Grocery Outlet an apology They carry plenty of well-known brands, and the prices are actually cheaper, not because things are about to expire either. For example, the same canned tomato sauce we bought at JONS was $1.99, but at Grocery Outlet it was only $0.79. Huge difference. I was also shocked (in the best way) to find four different Ning Chi chili sauces (Famous Taiwanese Chili sauce) , all for just $2.99 each, that went straight into the cart. They even had A-Sha dry noodles, a 12-pack for $4.83. For comparison, I once bought a 5-pack at H Mart on sale for $6.99 and thought that was a good deal Other finds: * Arizona green tea (my favorite) for $0.89 - the cheapest I usually see elsewhere is $0.99 * Eggs for $0.99 a dozen (H Mart sometimes has organic eggs at this price too, but only on sale) * Lipton black tea bag, 50-count for $1.99 * A surprisingly large alcohol section with lots of choices The store itself isn't huge, but they carry a little bit of everything: cookware, cleaning supplies, household items, OTC meds, snacks, drinks, alcohol, sauces, meat, cosmetics, shampoo, hair dye, skincare, you name it. I did compare meat prices briefly. Overall, Shun Fat Vietnamese, supermarket market still tends to be cheaper for meat, while H Mart is pricier but usually better quality (worth it when there's a good sale). Personally, I actually found Grocery Outlet easier and more fun to shop than Trader Joe's. With TJ's, a lot of items are store-brand, so you don't really know if it's a good deal unless you've tried it before or seen reviews online. At Grocery Outlet, since many items are name brands, you can instantly tell whether the price is good. They do carry some unfamiliar brands too and those are usually even cheaper. Overall, Grocery Outlet has a lot of character. If you enjoy bargain hunting and stretching your grocery budget, this place is kind of addictive. Walking through the aisles really felt like a treasure hunt. I'd personally describe it as "the Ross of grocery stores" . Grocery Outlet 15412 Goldenwest St, Westminster, CA 92683

I go to school at Golden West College i went to shop here after school and while shopping i was…read moretold I had to leave my backpack at the front. I didn't want my laptop that was inside stolen so I refused and I was told to leave. i am never returning here again

Super cute little viet shop with all the best Vietnamese goodies. The lady that runs the shop is so…read moresweet. The fresh sugarcane juice is amazing!! She even added in a kumquat for me for free. Love the fresh sugarcane juice that is squeezed right in front of you!! Would 1000% come back again.

In A Nutshell:…read more -Needed a rice hat & a pearing knife. -Van Tho Duong had them both. -The store also had a lot of knickknacks & herbal items. Overall, yeah a true Vietnamese mom & pop shop in the OC.

Good service, great selection and value! Thank you for keeping your prices still low in this…read moreeconomy. It helps the community a lot.

This store was my favorite part of the trip! The store is slightly cluttered, however, I was able…read moreto maneuver with my motorized scooter without running anyone down. They have really good prices and extremely quality stuff. Absolutely worth the visit. The highlight of my visit was the box of 200 non latex gloves for .99!!!! I tried to buy them all!

I don't usually leave reviews often, but this time I want to give 5 stars so more people can find…read morethis place. Hope it helps grow this wonderful local business! I was moving and searched for thrift stores on Google, which suggested this shop. But when I got there, it turned out not to be a thrift store at all. Everything here is completely brand new and unused. I bought an electric fan, a shoe rack, a rug, and a wagon at very reasonable prices, much cheaper than Amazon but with really good quality. On top of that, the store owner was very kind and friendly. He helped me carry everything out to my car since I bought quite a lot of heavy items. Will definitely be coming back many times!

The store used to be Rite-Aid and the space is HUGE. I went there when it opened and there was a…read morelot of new clothing and questionable items like PPE fire retardant jackets, etc. It was a mish mash but IMO also kind of fun to see what I could find. I ended up leaving with some party supplies and called it a day. Fast forward to a year later, most of the store looks like they've downsized and I think it's probably more profitable and easier to move product. Some items (brand name) were similar to Target on sale; toothbrushes, paste, fem care. What I was most excited to find was Yoobi's DIY cross-stitch notebooks. I looked it up & they retail $10-18 on Ebay, etc but are no longer sold in stores. I snagged 6 of them for gifts! Fun treasure find! - Brand name feminine care - Misc generic & brand name cleaning - Lots of home / kitchen items - Discounted clothing; used(?) -"Santa is my ho-ho-homeboy" shirts originally from Kohls for $2 - LOTS of squishees, faux needos. I got a $3.99 butter stick - $1.49 Yoobi notebooks - $9.99 Hearth & Hand kits If you have the time to comb through and have no agenda, you might find something that makes your day! I'm a fan, will be back after restock! ;)

Heya. It's my first review here on Yelp, so I thought I would write it on this store, The Gift…read moreShoppe! Anyway, it's located inside a mall, we had no trouble finding it because of how well it stands out. The store is a little small, especially in the back, so I would suggest you be careful of your surroundings while you're there. They have all kinds of K-pop stuff, such as hats, buttons, posters, and bags. If you're a little bit on the heavy side (like myself), the largest size for shirts and sweaters is a large, as I asked the lady working there what's their biggest size, so I wasn't able to get a shirt. Not to mention, the shirts are a bit pricey (about 25-30 dollars). Instead I got a hat which is adjustable in the back, and fits comfortably. Other than the whole shirt thing, the pricing is really great there, the workers are kind, and I will definitely be going back there again! owo/

KPOP! KPOP ! KPOP EVERYWHEREE. Just kidding, there's only one shelf of kpop goodies! But! They're…read morecheap compared to online + shipping! And, there's no tax! WOOHOO! I bought the B2ST playing cards and staring at Kikwang's face while playing thirteen is awesome. Also, the staff seem cold at first, but they show warm smiles after you buy something. So, do not fear! They have neat anime and little japanese knick knacks too!