When I visit, I normally look at the non appliances stuff (ex. household items, stationery, storage…read morecontainers, slippers). The shop is sort of a general store (minus the food). It reminds me of Dollarama but with a lot more options and variety of things. The shop is sort of a general store (minus the food). Design and colors seem to range from cute to somewhat neutral. You will find what you need pretty easily. Also, the pricing is pretty cheap and affordable (depending on what you get).

Pretty good for random finds. some things are questionable in terms of authenticity, but the prices…read moredo reflect that. much like a home hardware store that has a bit of everything. they've really increased their inventory and variety over the years.

I've been on the lookout for a vintage racer motorcycle jacket for awhile now and am I ever glad I…read morepopped into this hip Queen West spot. The owner was there and he was cool and pleasant. The shop is big with lots of room and mirrors so there's no claustrophobic feeling that you get in many of the other jam packed vintage shops. Lisa was amazingly vibrant and helpful and after trying on every Jacket on the rack I whittled it down to two. I bought both. Very pleased. Great selection of quality vintage goods. Awesome experience and I'll be going back.

One of my favourite vintage stores in Toronto. House of…read moreVintage staff is very friendly and helpful, and the owner always starts up a conversation. I always take time to stop by when I'm in the City. Can't wait to go back!

Very clean store, lots of clothes and well organized. But not much for my wife and I in the media…read more Pricier thrift store. Spent $23. Didnt find much to buy

This place really needs to give its heads a shake ... went in today and all winter wear was 50% off…read moremen's women's kids except for babies ? Hummm how does this make sense ? Families with babies don't need discounts ? Very disappointed and when spoke to employee I got a big oh well that's the discount today ..I guess babies and young kids don't matter ?

I hope Sasmart lasts forever. It's clearly been around for a long time. This may be apparent from…read moreits somewhat-dated exterior, but mostly because of the assortment of surprisingly affordable great-quality, new-vintage house- and cookware. Agree with the previous 5-star reviews - it's a hard place to sum up in a sentence, because you really don't know what oddball kitschy gift or really useful gadget you'll end up finding. I've bought really cheap unused vintage wrapping paper and 2B pencils, a huge plastic washing/ bathing tub, new glass and wood storage canisters made in France (for an incredible deal), and a kitsch stationery holder shaped like a lion for a friend's birthday. You will find fantastic deals here on great-quality stuff - much cheaper than nearby carefully-curated kitchen stores. Because much if not most of the wares here are unused vintage, a lot of them are made in places like Canada/France/Italy and before everything became disposable. The folks that own/run the place are very friendly, and have a sweet old pug that sometimes sleeps behind the counter. I've generally stayed out of the clothing section, but thanks to a previous reviewer, it looks like I'll have to check it out! Sasmart sits opposite grungy Bellevue Square park, just off the beaten path of Augusta. I highly suggest that you pay a visit next time you're in the market!

Do you love junk? Do you love to walk around and look and touch old objects that you can't believe…read moreare still around in the original package? This place is crazy. There are vintage items, new items, things that you don't have any idea how long they have been there. Then strangely enough, there were shoes and clothes in the back. I bought the cutest little turquoise flats. I know I stayed in there an hour nosing around, it is the kind of place that my husband would have passed out if he had to hang out in there with me. It is on the list when I return to Toronto. Have I told you lately how much I heart Toronto?

What you cannot get at Tap Phong Trading Company down the street.. you can probably get them in B &…read moreJ Trading Company!! Love to browse around and look at all the junkie merchandises... Great selections of incense.. Ommmmm I am ready for my yoga mediation sessions!

A great place to buy stocking stuffer toys. The most fun I ever have shopping for Christmas…read morepresents. And Cheap! What's not to love?

I dropped by into this shop trying to do some last minute holiday shopping. It's small and cute…read more Lots of unique items and lots to look at. The one woman who was manning the shop was incredibly welcoming. Didn't rush us and tolerated a 4 year-old wandering around (and rearranging a few arrangements). The items are on the pricier side but seems like a good quality. We didn't find anything for the person we were looking for but bought a beautiful hair clip for our nanny. I would certainly wander thru again if I didn't have anything specific in mind.

Disclaimer: I've only been to the Bayview Village location, which has been around for about 30…read moreyears. This location is much newer, and I haven't made it there ... yet. I've browsed online photos of the new store, and it appears to have the same variety and quality of great china, housewares, decor and gift items that the Bayview Village location has to offer. I have spoken to staff on the phone here, and they were very courteous in answering my inquiries about the additional location. Based on the "flagship" location, I can honestly say it's a great shopping experience. You can take a look at the reviews for a better idea of what's involved there. Hope to make it out to this location soon.

Came to pacific mall and I always stop by this place to see the what catches my eye to buy haha!…read moreToday was no exception. Walked around for a couple minutes and grabbed a spray bottle (for when I bake, I sometimes need to spray my baked goods before they go in the oven) and saw ceramic rice bowls that was so cute and they were on sale! Grabbed myself 4 and went straight to the cashier. At cash, I saw they had a sale on sanitize wipes for $1 and grabbed that too. Spent less than $14 on my purchase, happy camper here! Will always come back to see what's good and new.

Whenever I come to Pacific Mall I would drop by here just to browse around. One of the bigger…read morestores compared to other locations. They sell various things like household appliances, pots and pans, dishware, cooking utensils, stationary, Japanese skin care products, clothing, cleaning products etc. I like shopping at The best shop because some of their stuff are reasonably priced, you can find things for cheap compared to Ones.

One's is home goods store that specializes in Japanese goods for all rooms in your house. The main…read morecategories are kitchen, bathroom, bedroom and living area. You'll find a lot of cutely painted Japanese ceramics such as bowls, plates and tea sets. There are a lot of cheaply priced kitchen knick knacks like plastic juicers, mandolins, etc that are under $30. The bathroom products also Japanese cosmetics and face creams. The bedroom items include standard pillows and some duvets but I've also lumped in things like plush toys and cutesy stationary. In terms of living area, there are walls of lucky cats of all different sizes (and even animal types) and an impressive display of misting water fountains. Next year is the lunar year of the dog, so they had lucky dogs to go with their lucky cats! I picked up a set of 2 for $14. The front of the store always displays the sale items the store and in the store there are a lot of 2 for $5 signs as well. Everything is at a lower price point in the store but the wares aren't off putting like at a dollar store. A nice place to hit up if you're ever shopping for a new apartment or dorm room!

They are having a Moving Sale at 30% off on most items otherwise it's 2 of the same items for $5…read more This store has been a staple in the Chartwell center and I wonder who/what will take over the space. Lots of home decor, utensils, massagers, and other household products.