Big Market

A wealth of weird Asian imports… loads of random crap fit for a queen! jelly shoes, obnoxious cartoon wall decals, and chinese animé storage bags are among the things I picked up here. Had to stop myself from buying a straw hat with button eyes and plush antlers. You will find everything you didn’t know you needed. A fun stop in queens. Probably like many other dollar stores in the area, but if you’re in the neighborhood and need to pick up some homegoods/​gag gifts on the cheap, then it’s worth the trip.

One of the better 99 cent stores in Flushing, which unfortunately does not say much. Be prepared to spend a lot of time looking for that particular item you were hoping to score. English is not a strong suit of the store’s employees and many of the store’s isles are constantly a mess.
Also prepare yourself for random parts or pieces of items floating around the store for sale. For example, you may find single sponges floating around in a pile of rags or the handle of a toilet plunger here and the plunger bottom there.
The point of purchase magnets and key chains are very crude and funny. If you bring something up to the counter without a price be prepared to haggle.
Finally, if the store starts to stress you out, get a grip on your life. It’s just a 99 cent store, and you’re in Flushing

A discount store that sits in Main Street Flushing where one can attain life’s everyday mundane objects for half the cost at leading pharmacies and mass retailers. After circling through the various aisles as this discount service is big in size, I was finally able to attain what a woman need to attack the monthly evil– feminine hygiene. One regular size box was $ 4.49 which gets the job done. I needed nothing more as I was content.

This is the closest thing to a Walmart in Flushing. The great thing about this place is that it closes the latest. I am quite content when getting batteries, hardware, light bulbs, lining paper, etc. The neighboring hardware stores seem to sell the same light bulbs but at a higher markup. Bigger than the other 99 cent stores and well organized.

Excellent 99 cents store in the heart of Flushing.
I love to look at junk and then I wonder, who da Hell buys this crap? But then I look around and see a long line of people waiting to pay… that awsers my question.
What did I buy here?
Let’s see…
Dust mask. Check.
Large freezer bags. Check.
Butterfly hair clips. Check.
Touch light. Check.
They have everything you can imagine here and it is pretty organized and clean.
Lots of baby equipment here, party supplies, hardware, hair accessories, flashlights, ear phones and tons and tons of USELESS STUFF.
Get wild and have a good time. I just hope that HOARDING has not become your new obsession.

They always have everything in stock, the staff is nice, good luck with parking cause it’s hard to find. They have a lot of variety compared to adolar store.

Only reason for 4 stars is because its a bit cluttered. That aside, they have your party stuff, kitchen stuff, home spa stuff, kiddie stuff… Omg, they got STUFF

Great place to get cheap but stylish and cute gift bags!!! I always come here simply because they have almost everything I need for discounted prices. The second reason is I live nearby so it is highly convenience!

This place used to be part of Queens Library. Before that, it was an Eckerd Pharmacy. Now? 99 cents store!
Not just any 99 cent store, a pretty big and organized one at that. I like buying candy and chips from here, and any odds and ends that you need but not going to spend a lot on.
Note that not all items are 99 cents. But they have a good selection of Vitamin Water, candy, and Asian products. I dunno, I like this 99 cents store a lot.
Oh, they also have Hot Cheese Popcorn. Gotta love Hot Cheese Popcorn.