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    My Dollar Store

    My Dollar Store

    5.0(2 reviews)
    5.1 kmSan Juan City

    It looks like a beautiful businessI can't wait to go there to see it and November I'm coming to the…read morePhilippines in November

    I love how Greenhills can still somehow surprise you even though you've spent a good time of your…read morelife there and seen it grow. There are stores there that you'd be hard-pressed to find anywhere else, and one day you'll just be walking along, getting lost in Shoppesville and you chance upon a dollar store, and you think nothing of it, until you go in and have your life changed. A dollar store in America is much like the Daiso and Saizen here, except of course a dollar is cheaper than th P66 or P88 you shell out for an item in these stores. While similar in concept, the stuff here isn't exactly ridiculous low-priced, just that they're American imports. A lot of them are stuff you'd easily get here in the country, of course, but you'd come upon a few that are more hard to find, and one of those are STARBURST CANDIES! I love Starburst. They were my friend when I was in the US riding the subway or getting lost and feeling like a complete foreigner. I sometimes have dreams about Starburst. And I was over the freaking moon that the store carried them in a bunch of different varieties, so I snatched one up (I regret not buying more) and had it rung up at the register. They have other things too, like curiously cheap trail mixes, cereal, dog accessories, shampoos, cosmetics, detergent, and so much more stuff. But I'll only come back here for the Starburst.

    Daiso Japan

    Daiso Japan

    4.0(3 reviews)
    0.6 kmPasig City

    There are just some places that are pretty fun to roam around even if you don't necessarily buy…read moresomething. There are also places that you know you enter, you don't really plan on buying anything, but boom there you are 20 minutes later with a plastic water jug on hand. It's a place that kind of appeals to your hoarder tendencies and makes you think if hmmm, maybe I need a new toothbrush holder! Daiso is pretty much that for me. It's a Japanese store that sells pretty random items, but they have a lot assorted home and school items. What makes Daiso very compelling for me is the fact that the items they sell are cheap. Rarely do the items go above P100 bucks. And honestly, the items seem so useful at the time. I mean an organization tray always seem useful, and they have loads of that. Oh, my weaknesses.

    Daiso has over 100,000 goods, wot?!!! Well not in this store, but all their hundreds of stores…read moreworldwide. Therefore you never really know what to expect here. You can't rely on the fact that if you buy something here, and you come back for some more, the items will still be there. That is not the case. It is really just a place you visit when you have a bit of cash left to spend and you are looking for some useful kitchen stuff or funny japanese items. Also if you are looking for something in specific e.g. a neck pillow, just start your search here and if they don't have it here move on. Daiso always surprises you, I guess that's the fun part. I don't like to be surprised at the check out counter though, so they should make the prices more clearly visible. This store is generally neat and well maintained, unlike other daiso outlets.

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    Japan Selections - Japan Selections in Starmall EDSA-Shaw

    Japan Selections

    4.0(1 review)
    6.0 kmMandaluyong City
    ₱₱

    I always knew that Starmall EDSA-Shaw is a good place to hunt for bargain items. But it's only…read morerecently that I discovered Japan Selection on the second floor. At first glance, the store looked like just any ordinary thrift shop selling Japan-made goods. Look closer, or better yet get inside, and you will see that they are more than just the usual stocks of cookware, kitchen gadgets, chopsticks, Lucky (or Pocky) biscuit sticks, and whatnots from the land of the rising sun. They sell second-hand appliances on an 'as is, where is' basis. This means they will test the appliance you want to buy in the store. But if it doesn't work later when you bring it home, you can't claim a refund. They also have pre-owned baby strollers and other baby furniture. Heck, they even have used surfboards. What really lured me to the place was the stacks of original Japanese manga comics, many of them are Naruto. I was giddy because my cousin who's learning how to read and write Japanese can now spice up his studies by reading one of his favorite manga/anime series in its original language. Without hesitation, I grabbed three books to buy. Right across the manga section was the used toy shelves. Here, I found countless Ultraman figures, diecast cars, robots, and baby toys. Clumsy me grazed one of the items on a shelf and it fell with a beautiful percussive sound. When I picked it up, I realized that it was a bamboo baby rattle. I bought it for twenty bucks to use as decoration at home. The only downside to Japan Selections is their dusty, topsy-turvy store. If you suffer from asthma, better stay out.

    Levi's Factory Outlet - Maybe there's a collector's item pair of Levi's somewhere here?

    Levi's Factory Outlet

    3.0(1 review)
    11.9 kmMakati City

    A few years ago, due to humongous losses from prolific counterfeiting of Levi's Jeans, the Levi's…read morebrand's main offices, factory, and warehouse in Pasong Tamo Extension closed down. They were at a large lot right across a long-abandoned building, which is now Alphaland Mall. Why is this important? Well, that was where you could go to buy original Levi's jeans and apparel at criminally huge discounts. Not as cheap as the counterfeits, but these were originals, and were worth having. Those days are gone. Or are they? Thankfully, original Levi's jeans, apparel, accessories, and yes, even Levi's Dockers pants and shirts can be had at factory outlet prices, at--- you guessed it, a Levi's Factory Outlet. Ironically it's right at the mall that's across the street from where Levi's warehouse and offices used to be. Up in the second floor of Alphaland Mall is where you'll find the store. The store is staffed usually by a couple of dudes who look like they moonlight as bouncers (and maybe they do!). I was pleased to discover they're the gentle sort, and the curious thing is, these "bouncers" are actually pretty good um... "seamsters"(?) as well (more on that shortly) The store does live up to its "factory outlet-ness" since it's full of different Levi's jeans in all sorts of sizes, colors, and styles, usually at 50-70% off the original price. Some of the sizes may be a tad large for the average person, so you'll have to make alterations... but where? Right at the store, where else! For a measly P100, you can have your pants and jeans' hems shortened to the right length. I'm not sure if they can make more complicated alterations, but you'll be pleased to know that they will do alterations on jeans and pants that are NOT a pair of Levi's or Dockers. All it takes is ten minutes, because usually there aren't that many people having alterations done, which is kinda unfortunate, since they do a decent job for a rock-bottom price. I'm no "fashionista" or whatever you call it, just don't expect the styles to be the latest ones you'll see in mainstream Levi's outlets. You may also have to dig a bit for the size and style you're looking for, but at P1600 to P1900 for original Levi's 501 Button-fly jeans, the effort should be worth it.

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    Levi's Factory Outlet - I'm not a photographer so bear with me.

    I'm not a photographer so bear with me.

    Levi's Factory Outlet - Just a few of the discounted items.

    Just a few of the discounted items.

    Levi's Factory Outlet - The store facade.

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    The store facade.

    New Farmers Plaza - the flea market on the top floor

    New Farmers Plaza

    3.7(7 reviews)
    4.5 kmQuezon City
    ₱₱

    I've been to Farmer's Market more than a few times, especially when I find myself transferring from…read moreLRT-2 to MRT-3. That being said, I don't have much experience in exploring the entire mall, save for maybe the two floors I've been to and the outside when I had to get to SM Cubao. I like the thrift store finds you can check out upstairs - they've got some okay shirts if you're not too hung up over top quality clothes, and there's a lot of food to buy on the way to the MRT, like Pizza Hut, Gonuts Donuts, Jollibee, and I usually get something to eat more often than not. The wet market outside is a bit more structured than most wet markets like the one in Pasig Palengke, and the prices are the same. There are a lot of stalls and I find the vendors are rather competitive here. The setup allows for a lot of open air, so it's not as stuffy as other markets. Some stores in the area are air conditioned, even. The dampa is an okay place to eat, too.

    I'm a big computer guy. It's important for me to have one and a good one. There was a point in my…read morelife where I would only get out of my room to eat then go back in to either work or play. I've been to Farmer's Plaza on several occasions. You would think that it's just some ordinary back water mall that doesn't have anything significant to offer. Well You'd be wrong. I was once in need of a particular piece for my desktop. Finding an extension cable with a signal booster for my receiver was quite a challenge. I thought I'd probably find one in some big fancy mall. Truth is, I found it somewhere else. I found it here. It just goes to show you that most of the places you'll find here might be modest or don't have a fancy or well established name, but it doesn't mean that you won't be able to find what you're looking for.

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    New Farmers Plaza - The entrance when you're coming from gateway

    The entrance when you're coming from gateway

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    New Farmers Plaza - Farmer's Plaza's hall

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    Farmer's Plaza's hall

    Japan Home Center - homeandgarden - Updated May 2026

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