Daiso

"I love daiso. I can do a lot of damage at this store. They have the cutest things. They also have home and bathroom essentials too. When my boyfriend & i first moved out to our own place together, we actually got most of our dishes and kitchen things from daiso. This daiso is a good size. It's big enough to where it doesn't feel annoying to shop if it gets busy."

"This daiso is decently sized. Seems to have most of the things other daisos have. They do not have party hats though which sucks. A lot of the things here are so cheap and useless but at least it's cheap. They have decent stuff for calligraphy if you're looking to get into that."

"Update: Having just visited Daiso in Japan, I'm surprised how much stock has managed to come overseas! Coming from a place that Daiso never opened in, I was looking forward to visiting this Daiso while in Dallas. The parking lot was jam-packed thanks to all the Korean and Japanese stores around. We circled a few rows before finding a spot. Daiso is basically the cool Asian version of the dollar store. You can find some cool stuff here that dollar stores would never carry. My girls love going here to get fancy stationary and neat stickers. My wife and I like to look at the snacks and random Asian items that we need at home. People here are friendly. Cashiers are nice and well-mannered. Can't wait to come back again!"

"Always love Daiso in general - can always find cute things and love the cheap prices (although they do add up - I always surprise myself with how much I end up paying lol). This location my favorite of the ones I’ve been to so far. Have been three or four times to this one now and it’s always well stocked and well staffed. Went today and found some great Christmas decorations and little gifts for stocking stuffers."

"Basically a Japanese dollar store. It's a great location if you know what to get there- their dinnerware, stationary, and other household goods are priced extremely well. However, some of their drinks and snacks are a bit on the expensive side. If you're looking for snacks, go to one of the nearby markets. If you're looking for affordable Japanese household goods, you're in the right place."