Daiso - Japanese Household Goods — Attraction in Los Angeles

This is the Japanese version of a dollar store. Cosmetics, storage items, kitchen and dining things - many from a very Japanese perspective that would probably seem strange to most westerners. It's probably helpful to think Little Kitty. Cutesy pencil cases and school supplies, socks, shower caps ... All kinds of things you never knew you needed. My CD storage bins come from here, and I've purchased a number of garden related items. I bought two trugs for six bucks each. They would have been at least $10 at a hardware or garden store. When you taste your first Hi-Chew, you will swear off Starbursts forever. You get an explosion of grape, kiwi, banana, pineapple and more. Other stores carry Hi-Chews, but not at this price. Hi-Chews are a guilty pleasure for me, and one I will not be giving up anytime soon. I have also purchased dishes, which are very Japanese. Japanese meals typically feature several items in very small portions, served in separate dishes. The feast is for both the eyes and the body. I have lived in Japan, and this is my go-to place for very inexpensive versions of typical Japanese...

First off I have to say parking is hard to find hahaha but let's get this review going about Daiso Japan.

The store is amazing they have so many items it has your eyes going all over the place. I know I wouldn't want to compare this to an actual Japan store due to the fact I haven't been to Japan but I'm sure this might make you feel like if you were there. Items are well reasonable priced so can't complain on that. I had 2 full basket of merch and I mean full 😅 total was over $130 but again I was very very happy with what I bought. The store is well stocked and clean.

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Overall my review is well positive and I definitely recommend you going with anyone looking for some amazing...

A nice place with a good variety but you do get what you pay for most everything is $1.50 but you do get a bunch of stuff that you wouldn’t otherwise in other places you can get candy housewares stationary office supplies cosmetics Japanese treats and candy bars as well as the Y variety of novelties is for the shopping if you need something quick but not for the long term there are a few things I chopsticks and carbs and ceramic items that areBetter quality but not usually a bargain overall a good experience however all cells are final so that’s a little fishy being that you cannot return anything they stamp your receipt at the end of the purchase to make sure that you’re aware...