I have lived in California for 18 years, previously I traveled a lot, I had the joy of knowing 36 countries and I am interested in communicating with people from other places, that is why I learned several languages and now I am studying Japanese. I love the culture and entering Daiso is the prelude to a trip to Quixote in Japan, everything is very neat and clean. They have pretty much everything. You can find large bowls for ramen, chips, candy, makeup, gardening stuff, hats, underwear, I love the shopping bags that I use instead of the supermarket ones. Great price and lots of choices. Walking through its corridors I lose track of time. It opens every day at 10 am and closes at 8 pm on Sunday to Thursday and Fridays and Saturday close at 9 pm . The staff is friendly and always helpful when I need Don't miss out on the experience. I highly recommend this store for a colorful moment.

You can find many Japanese household goods here for $1.75 each only, except for some pricier items that have their price marked in Yen, and you have to use their conversion table, which is posted everywhere, to find out the price in USD. Most of the stuff are pretty usable, but of course you can’t expect the highest quality for $1.75. And there is a lot of cutely designed stuff. Compared to the Daiso on Stevens Creek which is only 3 miles away, we feel this Daiso has more variety in the stuff that they carry.

This store is fun and fantastic just like all the other Daiso stores. Daiso has a lot of school and craft supplies, cleaning supplies, makeup and nail polish, storage containers, snacks and drinks, Croc like slippers , party supplies, bowls and cups and more. Most items as $1.50 and some may be $2 or a little more, but still a great bargain to be had and the quality is better than the dollar store. Items that are more than $1.50 have clear signs. The only tip I have is to go early or late in the afternoon. This Daiso is in the same shopping center as Mitsuwa Marketplace so parking can sometimes be tough. Happy shopping.

I had a great experience there. Very cheap and the best place to buy your school supplies, house supplies, etc. Also, you can grab food as well if you like. They also have several k-pop, and cute stuff to buy. Overall, I liked how they used Japan Yens that was cool and had a sign to help the people who are not familiar with yen prices was an opportunity to learn it if you plan to go to Japan for a trip or vacation. The worker was a hard worker and did a splendid good job with service. I was happy that they were able to communicate with paper to write down if any deaf customers were buying like me! Shout out who helped me communicate with me even though I was so embarrassed that I was in the credit area which I only planned to buy for cash. The only I had an issue was I couldn't figure out what the price was exactly because there weren't any prices on the tag was difficult to tell what the price was.

Never notice they got camping stuff, the yard mat for keeping stray cat away is pretty decent too, I use it on the door to avoid my cat from scratching it...Also found ice cream mold

My love for Daiso never die. I feel delighted when I found out there’s Daiso in California. When I resided at Toronto, there was none. Lovely Japanese market with cute everyday items. I often come in Daiso to buy something, and end up getting a bunch of other extra stuff that I never expect to buy. This habit didn’t change at all. This store chains in the US offer price in Yen with a conversion board in every isle. It’s kind of confusing at first, but you get used to it over time.

A Huge variety of Japan made stuff with friendly staff

I’ve been to this shop many times; it’s a great deal of stuff but some things are very cheaply made and you end up tossing them really fast. Everything is inexpensive but still items like slippers, table linen, cooking pots and pans, etc. are not quality made. I love their dishes, cups and wrapping paper. Their makeup and lipstick that I purchased were not good. They have some food items that are good. I like the concept of the store; but many things are a total waste of money. Staff is nice here, however, it’s like a race to see how fast they can get you out of the store. I’m not comfortable being rushed. Hard to park here for sure and forget about handicapped parking; it’s non-existent because the few they have in this lot are always all taken.