Daiso - Japanese Household Goods — Local services in Fontana

So glad I don’t have to go down to rancho anymore just to visit a daiso! What I can never find at the rancho location I can definitely find here. This place is STOCKED! It may be overwhelming at first, but take it one aisle at a time lol I mainly go for kitchen goods and ingredients to cook with, but it’s also great for household needs like bins, wall hooks, wallpaper, small curtain rods, etc. I’m telling you, this place has it all. I also like that when I go early in the morning that there aren’t many customers yet. It is super peaceful to walk around, browse, grab what I need, and then head to self checkout and be on my way. The associates let you keep to yourself which I really like. But they’ll answer your questions when needed 👍 If you don’t want to be bombarded by crowds of people I recommend coming early in the morning and to avoid the...

We arrived at 730 for the grand opening starting today 11/16 and the wait went by so fast I didn’t even notice it. The line got long quick and they had their buy 30$ before taxes deal to get a free bag with goodies. It had so many cute things! They will do this again tomorrow 11/17/24 and maybe if I’m up for it I will go again, yeeeee! Anyhow if you missed it today , get yourself out there by 730 or even by 9 on the dot is ok because u can have someone wait in line while you shop and then be sure to get the goodie bag, if you buy more that 30$ you can split your bills and get that many doggie bags, perfect for Xmas shopping!it is for the first 150 people. Happy...

Be careful. They’re stating that items are 330 yen (which is about $2.10), but they’re charging $4–$5 at checkout. It’s misleading for customers who assume the yen price reflects the actual cost. There’s no explanation or signage about why the markup is so high. Feels like a bait-and-switch tactic—don’t get fooled just because the...