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 recently had horrible sinus congestion after catching a cold. What helped ease and ultimately get…read morerid of it was using a humidifier at home and eating spicy food. During the peak of my congestion, I was at work, noticeably sounding congested when I spoke. I wanted a portable humidifier to use at work and casually mentioned it to my manager. He let me know that his daughter has two small ones, both from One's Better Living. She loves them both and they work well. I decided to go there after work and had to stop talking to him to get to one! I remembered that there was one in a strip mall on the northeast corner of Woodbine and 16th. I got there at 7:30 pm on a Thursday. It closes at 8 pm on weeknights. Parking can be a bit crazy on weekends, but it was fine at this hour. I backed into a spot and walked in. If you like cute items, like Hello Kitty and teddy bears, this store is for you. I saw cute animal travel pillows and backpacks when I first walked into the store. A few steps later, I was in the section that I needed. There were large, medium, and small humidifiers. I didn't realize that they came in so many different sizes and varieties. It was a learning experience. A woman came up to me and asked if I needed any help. I asked what she recommended for a small humidifier. She said that they were all great. Great! That was such a boring response. I politely thanked her for her unhelpful statement and continued doing my own research. After ten minutes of looking at small humidifiers, from light bulbs with a beach scene inside, to ones that also emit scents, I went for a cool one that looks like a robot. It was on sale for $25. It uses a micro USB cable to power it. I browsed some more. The pens and stationery section brought back fond memories of being a kid. I enjoyed looking at umbrellas and slippers. It's a cool store to browse around. I went to the cashout area where a woman was trying to sell me some sort of rice container for $5. I don't really eat rice every day, so I passed on it. I paid using cash, which I rarely have on hand. I was pleased with my purchase and left the store. Here's the thing about my humidifier that wasn't clearly mentioned on the box. First, there are two misting selections. You can either have it mist continuously or it pulses. The former will last for 4.5 hours. The latter lasts for 9 hours. It's pretty good either way. Second, my humidifier has a night light function. It changes colour, too. If this company wants to hire a writer to make its humidifier instructions complete, I'm available. Just send me a lifetime supply of small humidifiers. This one works well after figuring its features out on my own. I will need to return and check out the store when it's not about to close for the day. I liked what I saw and my experience was pretty good. (93)

One's Better Living is always a fun store to browse around even if you are not looking for…read moresomething to buy. These location is at Woodbine and 16th.. so much easier to find parking compare to the Market Village location. Every household/kitchen items you can find.. and stuffs that are not too useful but nice to look at and maybe your friends would love them!

Big sis (with the mansion) and me with my somewhat smaller (cough) and much more quaint residence…read more are always on the prowl looking for furnishings at Homesense. You just have to go again and again. One day recently, after a matinee performance at the theatre, we dropped by and found exactly what we were looking for. Could it be that larger sized stock doesn't move as quickly in the downtown core? Or were we just sublimely lucky? We were out with our purchases within minutes hauling them to our parking spot at the Eaton Centre. So people looked at us a little funny as we toted our furniture across Yonge street. I'm sure they have a pick-up area for this store, but sometimes big sis and I do things a little differently. It's just more fun that way.

It's the American version of HomeGoods- great prices and fabulous decor - extra friendly staff and…read moreI was able to find everything - no hidden treasure map required! Lovely

Solutions definitely has an extensive variety of products to organize your home or office. I like…read moremany of their items, but man, they're costly! I'll only shop here during promotions, or if I have a coupon. This is the largest location I've been to, so I was surprised they were sold out of hanging suit bags. It's been a few weeks, and they still haven't restocked these items. I actually ended up going to another location that was smaller, but had what I was looking for. Tips: Sign up for their email alerts, and call ahead if you're looking for a specific item.

I love this store! I got a purple basket for work to house my mouse, snacks, VOIP phone, and such…read more It has a handle, which is convenient. I also got a square plastic container that also has a spout. You can opt to add flour or sugar into the container and pour it out through the spout. Items there are clever! The store is clean and organized (of course!). I can spend hours there. I also got a cloud-shaped USB hub that was also on sale. The store does have sales. You just need to be patient and look for them.

i love everything here half the price compared to other stores in toronto and very good quality!!read more

Haven't been to Bridlewood Mall in a while and didn't know they had a One's here. I came in looking…read morefor red pocket envelopes. They carry a variety of designs but I couldn't find the ones I brought before. This location is pretty big, friendly staff.

I love HomeSense, specially near Christmas time, when they have all the Christmas decorations,…read moreplates, Santa dulls and decorations, ornaments clothes, etc. When I got here, it seemed like the shelves were replenished just recently and everything was in stock. Best time to go to HomeSense, lol. I bought so many nice decorations and kitchen utensils and I'm happy about it.

Had an amazing experience thanks to Karlo. This location is always busy, but he managed to multi…read moretask, help us with a smile, and go the extra mile and help us load our new carpet in the car. He was super friendly and an awesome employee!!! 10/10 customer experience.

I always dropped by to look around every time I am at the Eaton Centre. It's probably one of the…read morecloser location to me since the one at Square One closed down about 3 years ago. They have a good selection of stuff (a lot more than the one used to be in Square One). Staff were friendly and quick. Everything is pretty affordable. There wasn't really a line up at checkout (granted I went within the first 2 hours of opening)

This store is amazing! Beautiful and clean, with very friendly staff. Great variety of home goods,…read moresnacks, stationary, of course but especially their bedding, pillows are like clouds, and some cute good quality clothes as well.

I stopped by Muji because I had something to do later. This location and the one by the Eaton…read moreCenter are the closest location since the one at Square One closed a while back. I bought one of their shirts. Clothing seems trendy and true to fit/size. They are made for a thick material, so they maybe a little heavy for those warm and humid summer days. Pants waist band might be a little tight, if you are on the thicker side. Staff are friendly. The store is pretty busy. Also, the store has 2 fitting rooms so it might take a while to try on clothing.

Muji, located in The Well shopping complex is a household and consumer goods store from Japan,…read moreselling a variety of items (home decor, furniture, clothing, apparel, stationary and food). With international locations worldwide, this is Muji's 3rd location in the city of Toronto (first one at Yonge and Dundas and second one at Yorkdale). They also have another store in the GTA in Markham as well. The concept of Muji is simple...simple, minimalistic quality products. There is an emphasis on recycling, reducing production/packaging waste, as well as a no logo/brand policy. This particular location of Muji is accessible, however, is the smallest store out of all the stores in Toronto. They also have a robotic barista machine in the store as well, ready to make your favourite espresso or matcha drinks. The layout of the store is compact and sometimes you do have to be careful of others, especially around aisles with breakable items. They also have a good small selection of home decor, clothing, stationary and food. I've been to this location of Muji a few times and staff are always friendly. I recently went to pick up the new Muji curry packs that they finally have in Toronto. Overall, a smaller location of Muji, however, you are still able to find your favourite home items as well as stationary here.