Usually not very busy so the staff help you find stuff and recommend things to suit your budget…read more A good selection of kitchen stuff. I got my cookware here and a lot of other items. It's not the cheapest option BUT much less than Williams Sonoma if you don't need the very top end goods. Conveniently located in the plaza on Hanna Ave.

So, Kitchen Stuff Plus is a bit of an in between for those who like getting cooking stuff at…read moreWinners and those who want the quality of Williams Sonoma. They have some good stuff, they have some average stuff. This location is convenient because of a few reasons: 1. Close to where I live, King St and Queen St, and all the condos in the area. 2. Has parking. I don't own a car, but if you do and hate paying every time you stop someplace to pick something up, it's a bonus 3. Not too big but has what you want I've gotten Henkels sauce and fry pans here, a meat tenderizer and utensils, and all have been very fairly priced. The displays make sense, staff are extremely helpful and its never too crowded. Worthy of mention: The Henkels stuff was taken from a set. They do this in addition to selling the sets as it makes it easier for customers to get the lice they want without having to buy an entire set. Henkels has given the all clear on this, and the prices are better because of it. They also carry their own line of silicone utensils which are very affordable ($4 I think) as well as the brand name stuff. Worth the trip!

After the crazy/busy lineups and hype, we finally made it here. The store is incredibly huge, with…read morelong aisles of practically everything you can think of. We saw unique items like wheels for lawnmowers and bikes. There are also cosmetics, housewares, stationery supplies, etc. The store is quite messy, though, with many aisles that need cleaning and reorganizing, and imo, the quality is much lower than Dollarama or Dollar Tree. The parking lot is huge, and the store wasn't overly busy for a weekend afternoon.

This is a big store! It's literally a Temu warehouse but in real life…read more They have a shortage of shopping carts but I found a shopping basket (the one that rolls on the floor). They have a huge selection of interior decor like fake flowers and home goods. Cons: it's literally so busy, the store is messy and stuff is all over the place. The aisle is a bit narrow it's so crowded it was so hard to move. They did set a limit for how many ppl can go in later on. There's also A LOT OF LITTER! I saw so many Tim Hortons and beverage cups in random spots. Kids were also running havoc. The electronics are sparse. Not sure about the quality. There's a lot of furnitures too like bed frames! I saw some trolley for $15 which is a good deal! Service is nonexistent, there is someone watching and directing the cashier lines (don't worry bout someone budding you)

Wowow, I just stepped into cheapo's paradise and survived! I've been to Japan a fair number of…read moretimes in recent years and I gotta say, you cannot resist Japan's ¥100 stores because their items are just so ingenious, practical, and affordable! From what I can see, Ichiban Living imports a lot of their products (Sería) and sell them here for $2. YES! Everything is just $2! Reasonable with the conversion rate and tax. Just my luck because I was starting a new shopping list for my next Japan trip, but now I can save the plane ticket and stock up here for the time being. Here, you will find high-quality items like stationary, diy craft scrapbooking supplies, kitchen supplies, baking supplies, dinnerware & utensils, household basics, cleaning supplies, organizational boxes, those small empty travel bottles, small bags and pouches, bicycle accessories, basic jewelry, basic electronics.. just everything useful and practical! Funny story: a friend of mine who recently became a new mother said that the only thing missing on her expensive baby stroller is a cup holder (for her beer lol). Well, look what I found... a cup holder attachment for your stroller! LOL. Seriously, whatever knick-knack you can't find at your local Dollarama, whether the size just ain't right or it's not the colour you want, it's worth taking a look here. Really, you will notice a Western-Asian comparison of practicality here, the difference show in the items. It is located in the basement/garage level of Pacific Mall. It looks small, but it's full of compact variety. As I was browsing deeper into the store, to my astoundment I found.. stairs.. which meant MORE! :O It led me to the (even) lower level where more items are stocked (so if you find something on the top level but is not in good shape, try the lower level). With those stairs, I unexpectedly spent a good hour there, which is so typical of me and dollar stores.. You can never get enough of bargain variety stores.

Ichiban Living is located in the basement of Pacific Mall and is like a Japanese Dollarstore. The…read moreprices are all about $2.25 each. You'll find things you didn't even know you need. Once you enter the store, be sure to go to the corner and go downstairs, as there are many more knick-knacks for you to peruse. I wanted some thicker padding for my chairs and tables, so it didn't dig into my carpet as much, and I only found it here at a reasonable price! Look at those cute chairs and table socks! I also picked up some padding to stick in the bottom of my laptop to prevent overheating. I found some useful large S hooks that can fit my balcony railings and dividers to hang more plants. They have kitchen tools, bathroom gadgets, storage, pots, hangers, beauty tools, you name it, they have it. Always worthwhile to check out when you're at PMall. Note, I'm not sure if it's due to the fire, but the escalators at Pmall are not functioning, so you have to use the service elevators the past weekend to go up and down the mall.

So much smaller than the Markham location! A lot of shelves…read morewas missing stock, but the store was really clean and organized. Service was good, quick checkout process.

The place is pretty big, lots of Japanese merchandise. I had to get some toys for the Christmas…read moregift exchange so I went looking for some toys. Gotten some cheap items for 6-10 year olds. I also bought 2 soup plates on sale made in Japan. I went around 7pm so not much people there. Service was quick and they ask me to confirm if the plates are good before leaving as they are not refundable when on sale.

Kochi is not just one of Toronto's most beautiful stores, offering up everything from beautiful…read morewhite nighties and robes, pillows, blankets and tableware to things so lovely and unique, you didn't know you needed them! I can't say enough about their staff who go above and beyond to help you. They are just wonderful people. If you go in looking for one particular item, it's just about guaranteed that you'll leave with an extra bag or two of treasures. This shop is an integral part of Toronto, and a breath of fresh air from "chain stores". It's a gem that I can always count on to find that perfect gift, and a little something for myself.

Tablecloths and pillows and pyjamas galore, all in pretty patterns that look so cheerful and fun!…read moreKochi has a wonderful selection and friendly staff, too. Their pyjama section is amazing, but their clothing is my personal favourite. There's something special about their collections-- great prices, gorgeous patterns, and very unique, too! I bought a tunic-style dress for $20 and my mom bought a blouse for $14; especially in downtown Toronto, these prices are amazing. And both purchases came with a free gift-- choice of a tote bag or a 3-layer face mask. Wonderful neighbourhood shop that won't break the bank!

Great place to buy batteries of all sizes. I was able to find foam Nunchakus for Martial Arts…read moretraining at this store as well.

P & L is kind of like a Dollar/Discount Store on steroid!…read more I always come here to check first if I need anything small in tech or beauty supplies! They have so many different cables for USB, Stereo or TV, a USB to Micro at $1.49??? Great to have a few around! There are neat beauty supplies that I cannot find somewhere else at this price point! You can also find kitchenware, hardware and more!! It is always fun to browse around. The store is quite spacious and well lit compares to the other P & L I have been to! No refunds but items can be exchanged within 7 days of purchase. Ample parking in the free underground garage,

Found an amazing deal on compatible Nespresso pods that were still pretty flavourful upon actually…read moreusing, and only cost me $1.99 for 10 pods! At Winners (if you can find any) there are compatibles as well, but there are only 7 pods and you pay about $7.99, and I think same thing with Linen Chest. Anyway, aside from that lots of baby wipes and various diaper brands with decent prices, toys, books, every day household items, discounted light bulbs and so much more. If you sign up for their emails they'll send you pictures of what they have in stock that week, and they update their instagram regularly so you never miss out on a deal. Would recommend you to stop by and check it out at least once for yourself cause you never know what you'll find.

Cheap bargain store selling mostly outdated / expired products, including kitchenware , clothes,…read moresmall appliances and package food candies/cookies/instant noodles . Extra 50% discount off each prodct. One of the cheapest available. Some items are even cheaper than Dollar Tree and Dollarama! Like expired instant noodle cups for 25 cents each, and 50 cents round box of expired cookies. Have to add 13% tax after.

Miniso has reopened now at STC with special hours starting from 11am to about 6 or 7pm (forgot what…read moreit said on the front but you can find out more on the STC website). There's hand sanitizer at the front (basically within every store) and you can't enter without a mask. This store has a small section dedicated to Marvel products, however they sell their regular home and everyday affordable essentials/items like convenient tool kits, sewing kits, house slippers, skincare, logo-less bags and coin purses, to kitchenware, stationary, workout accessories, underwear, light-support sports bras and stuffed toys/baby-toddler toys. A lot of their items are affordable, and some on the pricier side depending on what you purchase - like a rechargeable "juicer" for $29.95 or so but I think it's really just a personal blender that comes with a straw so you can drink from it although not sure how good it really is. Highly recommend this place for a lot of decent finds, although sad to hear Miniso will be closing down (not sure when).

Located in Scarborough Town Centre…read more While walking around, we came across Miniso. I've never seen this store before, reminds us a bit of Daiso Japan. Our little one likes Spider-Man and so here we are. They also offer other items that are not Marvel. Some items you will find at this store: keychains, cups, water bottles, food storage containers, silverware, socks, bags, pillows, cell phone accessories, shirts, stuffed animals, travel neck pillows, toy cars, backpacks, etc. The cashier, Nadine was super sweet and had a lovely personality. She wrapped up our items neatly. It was so nice talking to you! This is an excellent place to find gifts for that Marvel fan in your life.