A new kind of Dollar store just landed in Vancouver. Mumuso is like a high end Diaso selling Korean…read moredesigned wares, mainly accessories. These include: socks, scarves, mittens, chargers, headphones, fresheners, stuff animals, etc. Though it may seem similar to places you find in Richmond (Aberdeen Centre) or Robson St., the quality of the items seem rather good. Sample of things I bought: - Earphones $5 - works same and looks like those I bought from London Drugs for $25. 5 Stars. - Animal eye mask $5 - for traveling and also has hot cold gel pack. Just too cute. 4 Stars. - Toss Pillow with hand warmer pouch on the side $7 - kids just love it! 5 Stars. Payment is cash only for now. This is a fun place to find things you never thought you needed (you probably don't but still bought anyways. Great place to prep Party Grab Bags etc. Overall this is a welcomed addition to the Kerrisdale shopping corridor and brings variety to a weekend walk in the neighborhood. Update: credit cards now accepted.

I love this store. Lots of cool items for everyone. Low prices and cute stuff. There's everything…read morefrom clothing accessories, electronics, stationery, kitchenware, kids toys, etc. Can't wait to come back!

Not as big as or as good as Daiso or Yokoyaya, but it has a lot of the same products, just on a…read moremuch smaller scale. Located in a strip mall in Coquitlam, I believe it's the sister store to the one by the Library Downtown Vancouver. Among the highlights they sell- -Very unique great quality greeting cards. Many occasions, or just get one that has no writing or theme so you can add your own. -Panasonic batteries For 1.25 a pack of 5 how can you go wrong ? -Cool plastic wear - containers with sectionals for ultra organization. -Mermaid make up brushes- surprisingly good quality ( as I normally use Professional brushes ) -Lashes ! Yes good ones ! Too many other cool things to mention. Check it out- I bet you can't resist picking up a unique bargain or two ! All for a dollar or so ...

A dollar store with a bit of a difference ... it offers an added touch of Korean 'flavour and…read morecontent'. It's located in Hanin Village, on the H Mart side of the plaza, just a few stores 'in' from the supermarket. It's a rather small, and fun dollar store we found during recent stays and walkabouts in this Korean District area of Coquitlam. Though small, the stacks are full of the typical, and not so typical 'stuff & such', and the staff are very friendly. If you enjoy checking out local dollar stores, you could/might find this one fun for a browse.

This place has beautiful, high quality home goods and lifestyle items. The price reflects the…read moreheirloom quality of each item. Whenever I am able to treat myself to a kitchen tool or bathroom supply upgrade, this is my go-to place.

Amazing Japanese shop with all sorts of fun items. Very helpful and friendly owner and staffread more

Good general store. Cheap prices. Feels like a Daiso…read more Lot of random items for a few bucks each. Worth stopping in for assorted items.

Looks like the previous dollar store (Oomono) has reincarnated yet again…read more Parking is available in the parkade underneath the mall. The quality of goods sold here are of pretty decent quality. I would say better than the likes of Dollarama and Dollar tree. With that said, this place seems to sell mostly household items. The store isn't that big either, so selection is somewhat limited. Not a bad place to pick up some stuff and spend a few bucks.

This is my go to place for Office Party decorations; graphic balloons, wall hanging letter…read moremessages, star shaped confetti...you name it, it is available here for the cheap. I also buy just about every card I need for any occasion, you'll have to dig a bit but I can usually succeed in getting a hilarious card or a blank one for writing my own positive sentiment. They have costumes are well, including fire chief hats for any work drills that require comedy. The couple that own this establishment are incredibly helpful and chatty. Discount stores are often times a little disorganized but all you need to do is ask if you are having trouble, super happy to take you right to your inquiry.

Never truly a destination, but this is a great place to start your hunt for the perfect cheap…read moresomething-or-another. The times that I have gone searching for things: toy water guns, a string of fake pearls, St. Patty's Day or Canada Day schwag - they don't disappoint. Oh the stuff I can find - all perfect for a theme party! Couple this with very nice sales staff (owners I assume) who helped me box up a bunch of glasses...this may not be a glamorous place, but seriously, where else can you spend $10 and walk away with a box full of stuff?

I thought this place sells only pens so I've never stepped in. I'm so glad my friend wanted to…read morecheck it out when she was here visiting. It has more than just pens. There are stationery, some candles, body products and tea. I love the variety of tea available here. There are beautiful tea cups and tea pots too. It is a lovely shop with things which will make nice gifts. Great place to browse and get something for people or yourself.

Charming cozy luxurious boutique with a warm homely but still classy feel. The man who works the…read morecounter is friendly, polite, and in a business suit. According to other Yelpers, he seems to always be well-dressed. He also has a cute pet daschund who walks around the store. I love their tea selections here. My favorite is the Chocolate Strawberry tea bags in a tin can. I love loose leaf teas more, but I'm pretty lazy with cleaning out loose leaf teas, so I tend to get the tea cans with the tea bags. I alao enjoy browsing their soap, bath and skincare area. I love their Lollia and Tokyo Milk lotions, especially Tokyo Milk's "Rose", "Honey Moon" and "Let them Eat Cake" handcreams. Although a bit on the pricey side, this is my to-go to store for teas. The teas have strong great flavor, not like the weak tasting tea bags you get at grocery stores. I also like that there are no pushy sellers like the commission-hungry staff at Teavana, and the atmosphere at David's Tea stores feels minimal and cold. Nikaido feels so warm and friendly whenever I visit, and the staff leave me alone to browse for as long as I like. I highly recommend this boutique for tea lovers. You won't be disappointed!

It's a dollar store (yeah most stuff is over a buck but you know what I mean). It's in a weird mall…read moreon Main Street next to a shop that digitizes old VHS tapes etc, and near Save On Foods. It's definitely much smaller than most other similar stores, but they have the essentials, and they also do helium balloons, including the big metallic letters/numbers. I don't shop here often, aside from the aforementioned balloons, which I got for my wife's birthday, and they dutifully wrote my name down along with the day I'd need to pick them up. Other purchases have included random stuff like pop, batteries, etc. The reason I'm giving them five stars is because the older Korean couple running the store are some of the sweetest people you could ever hope to meet. They're so nice, I want to buy stuff I don't need just to give them business. Always friendly and helpful, and they apologized to ME because I tried to use my card to pay for something that was only a couple dollars but store policy is $3 and over. I gladly grabbed an LED flashlight and a Coke Zero to make it up. This shop is the definition of friendly mom and pop store.

I would not say I was typically a "dollar store" fan. I don't hate them, at least not all of them,…read moreI just don't tend to shop there. I just did not have much to do on Super Bowl Sunday because I don't watch football. I was walking around Vancouver and I thought I would go in and look around. I thought it was pretty decent for a dollar store , although it was a little bit small. The "dollar store" doesn't seem to be a literal thing anymore, as a lot of items were over a dollar. However, they had some more useful stuff than I usually see at a store like this one. They had some useful office supplies, Pyrex pie plates, and "acceptable", though probably not long lasting, looking cookware. I actually bought a couple small things there that I had been meaning to pick up at the hardware store. The most expensive thing I saw was a drying rack for $28. This seemed like a pleasant store to me and, bonus, it doesn't have the overwhelming smell of plastic. I am still thinking I need that glass pie plate. The area does not seem "touristy", but this store did have a selection of postcards and very small gifts (magnets, patches, pencils, postcards).

This is a fully outfitted gift shop with lots of little souvenirs, clothing, and candy…read more The service here was incredible. There were several people helping us find things and telling us about what things were in the different sections of the store. One extra helpful lady helped clarify shirt sizing before we made a mistake (women's cut vs unisex)! I wish they had more stuff exclusively made in Canada, and I wish they had a larger selection of maple candy brands (specifically more with just maple instead of dubious "flavoring"). The value seemed on par with what I would expect from a gift shop downtown. Nothing felt too too overpriced.

Great shop for souvenirs! I'd say Grand Maple Gifts has just a bit more food selection compared to…read moreother souvenir shops I've come across in Vancouver-- for example, the Maple Terrior stroopwafels that come in 5 different flavors! These were very unique and tasty. The service here is top notch. It's family run and they're very friendly, welcoming, and can provide suggestions and answer any questions. Open daily 11 AM to 7 PM. I highly recommend visiting Grand Maple Gifts for your souvenir needs.