Daiso - Japanese Household Goods — Attraction in Bellevue

Careful, it’s a detailed review :) Like it if you find it informative Each visit to Daiso is a joy. I like seeing what's going on in stationary, and their home authoritative stuff functions admirably for a wide range of provisions.

Daiso is a one of a kind shopping experience, frequently charged as "the Japanese dollar store" (however most things cost $1.50). You'll get shockingly top notch things at that $1.50 value point, as well. You'll likely not discover what you intended to purchase, yet you'll leave with a great deal of new revelations.

Economical Japanese style "dollar store". Mind you not all things are a dollar. A significant number of the things you would discover in a customary dollar store. Be that as it may, this area was unquestionably less jumbled and much cleaner than a common American dollar store. A large portion of the things are sold in its present condition. I have purchased various things and I should state I have never had motivation to restore a thing. Stopping is free at Crossroads Mall where the store is found. Just FYI, you can't enter the store from inside the shopping center. You need to enter from outside. One thing I saw was what number of things were really made in Japan. The PDA embellishments are in reality average at the cost.

A remarkable bounce in quality from your ordinary dollar store. A couple of things are estimated high (checked pretty plainly) however most are only a buck fifty. I come here first for a ton of little things like stationary, brush pens, and some art supplies. They have a ton of other stuff as well.

Store is huge and sets aside atleast 2 hrs of effort to visit around. Directly from Nick backs to kitchen cutlery and electrical things were shown with a great many other valuable things. Clerk counters are numerous and on a bustling day additionally u can clear your que quickly and out of store. Incredible assortment, imaginative items. An all around spread out store.

Each visit to Daiso is a pleasure. I like seeing what's happening in stationary, and their home authoritative stuff functions admirably for a wide range of provisions.

My preferred dollar store. A lot of sees as purchased...kitchen, magnificence, school, home cleaning and sorting out, cards, endowments, and a variety of other fun things. This store doesn't disillusion.

All that you anticipate from a dollar store is found yet more curiously. They have loads of stunning stuff in house sorting out , documents and kitchen other stuff .

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the ladies in the store are very nice and friendly but there is one guy in there that gave me honestly one of the rudest customer service experiences ive ever had. im not usually one to leave reviews about stuff like this but this was honestly just so rude . the guy just stares at me when i come to the counter so i start trying to reach into my basket to put my items on the counter (that also had my school bag in it because its heavy) and instead of asking if i could put the basket on the counter he just reaches over the counter i ask “oh do you esnt the basket, and he ignores me and just takes my basket with my school bag and everything and puts it next to him so i start taking my stuff out of the basket so he doesn’t need to rummage and he just stared at me and goes “okay are you done now?” to that i say yes, and he grabs my school bag and puts it behind the counter so i cant access it and begins to start checking me out. i get apple pay ready and he goes “this machine doesn’t take apple pay” and i said “okay is there one that does?” and he goes “yeah over there. you have to restart the whole thing all over again. maybe next time tell us instead of wasting time and needing to restart” there are literally no signs and he didnt say a single word to me but okay. i go to the other register and the guy continues to hold my bag hostage and hands it to the nice lady and shes confused so she starts going through my bag and he has the audacity to be rude to her too and go “no its literally right here” and grabs one of the items and drops it in front of her. even she...

Used to be like the dollar store -- cheap goods for cheap cost. Now the cost has gone up, making it not worthwhile. Things are still relatively cheaply priced and the quality remains cheap, but I am not sure it's really worth it anymore since most items seemingly doubled in price. Also used to be really convenient knowing that everything was $1.50, but now everything has its own price, prices are not marked on the shelf but rather on the item (you have to search for the price, which sometimes isn't labeled on the item) and sometimes you have to do a yen-to-dollar conversion (they do keep a chart in the store, so it's not hard, but it is annoying). Line does not move very quickly and it can get a little busy right around the lunch hour. But the merchandise is cute and they change things out often enough to keep it appealing to revisit...