Daiso Japan

This is one of the more spacious Daiso stores I’ve been in. Like all locations it is kept neat and tidy and carries loads of stuff for $ 1.50 unless otherwise marked.
While the chain carries similar items in each store there were definitely some different offerings at this location. My sole disappointment was that the snack shelves were rather barren; maybe it was just bad timing on my part. I ended up walking out with some slippers, a cutting board, some plastic picnic cups with cute characters on them and a bag of caramel corn that look like cheetos.
Staff were cheery and enjoying the Japanese pop music playing in the store.

Daiso is very nice, they have good China, glassware, nice kitchen tools, gardening pots and plates, even food. I always shop here for inexpensive gifts. It’s great! Also, try the calpico water! Yum :9

They have a great assortment of goodies. Useful for around the home. However i feel a bit overwhelmed here due to the variety of items carried. Its still a fun place to shop though.

Out of ALL of the Daisos that I have been to, this is definitely the best one. It’s bigger, employees are friendlier and very well organized! When I was at check out, I was greeted by the most friendliest girl and we chatted about our love for cats (lol).
I have had a bad experience with customer service at the Long Beach location so to come here and have someone exceed my expectations greatly was wonderful. I felt like there was more of a variety of things at this location than the one in Artesia and Long Beach. I love how conveniently large it is because the one in Artesia is so tight and I always feel squished in there — it’s soooo hard to get around people. Nonetheless, they have so many cute knick knacks; I typically hate spending money on things I don’t need, but Daiso is SO cheap that it’s worth it! Everything $ 1.50! (unless printed otherwise lol)

Fun little store to shop in. Employees are always friendly and there’s never a long wait to check out.
I just wish I could read some of the products as they are in Japanese.
Nice, bright and colorful. Love it!

Love this place. The store is always clean and orderly which is a big plus. We got their version of mason jars which came with a handy screw on top, each for $ 1.50. I buy my kid’s origami paper here, $ 1.50 per pack, try finding that on amazon — it doesn’t exist at that price. I can spend hours here. Love their stationary, pens and pencils too.

I needed party supplies for my daughters 16^th birthday party. The store was closing in less than 10 minutes and I was able to find cute cellophane gift bags to use as goody bags. I filled it with cute pencils, erasers, tissue, and mini pocky sticks which I got those in a value pack from vons next door. I also found cute socks ($ 2), a mug, pencil/​makeup bag, and a journal to use as prizes. Everything was $ 1.50 except the socks. With so many great options it was fast and easy to find everything I needed. We come here often for household items and inexpensive gifts. There are a lot of items that don’t have that cheap $ 1 store look to them.

Bigger location with great stuff and wonderful $ 1.50 prices!

Daiso is SO cute!
An asian twist to our beloved dollar stores. A lot of things are (as mentioned) $ 1.50 unless otherwise noted. Do be on the lookout for the higher priced items so your not shocked at the register. They have asian treats, trinkets, school supplies, home items, &just a whole lot of everything. A lot of things are indeed useful but definitely could have done without many of the things I come home with from here. Quality is a hit or miss, but usually flops around a good amount to be a funtional option for some people. Just check it out and see if Daiso’s a place you don’t mind visiting to spend wayyy too much money &/​or time in. It’s a weakness of mine, that’s for sure!

If I am not mistaken, I do believe a few years ago, there used to be a Marshalls located right where Daiso Japan now sits. But wow, coming in here I never seen so much items on special like I usually would anywhere else.
Daiso Japan is your local 99 cents store (but with Daiso, everything is $ 1.50). It reminds me somewhat of entering a Giant Dollar, only in Japanese. Every single item they have here is Japanese and they have the writing in their packaging to prove otherwise. They have it all here, from household items to stationary supplies to cosmetics to snacks… they have it all. Just for the fact that everything (unless otherwise marked) is $ 1.50, hey, you cannot complain about that. There are some items that may be as you would call it, «99 cents material like» but then again, hey, give it a shot.
Neatly organized with helpful staff all around, this is one place that I have definitely been overlooking and will definitely be back. Located in a shopping center that is not too far away from Cerritos Mall, Daiso is your stop for good items at a beyond decent price!!!

The biggest branch of Daiso I’ve ever been. This is where Marshalls was formerly located in Lakewood. The store is wide and plenty of space to walk around. More store shelves so more product choices as well.
Daiso basically has a similarity with 99 cents or dollar tree stores but more concentrated on Japanese products. You can find lots of goodies, tools and accessories for a cheap price and are useful depending on your needs.
The only difference is that all sales are final and you need to pay cash if your purchase is less than $ 10 to avoid extra charge.

Like someone else said this place is $ 1.50 heaven! I love Daiso and I always leave feeling happy. They have awesome Japanese items that you don’t normally find in normal US stores and everything is in Japanese which is half the fun. The store is brightly lit with lots of fun, bright colors so its super inviting. Everything is only $ 1.50 and you can usually find exactly what you need in here.
Everything is FINAL SALE though but besides that its a great place to shop.
**No minimum for debit cards, $ 10 minimum for credit cards**

Love going to this store next to my favorite .99 cent store. Everything here is 1.50 or under if reduced/​mark down. got some hand soap nice fragrance. there candy Strawberry shortcake jammin!

This store has items that the one in Gardena does not have. It is smaller than the other Daiso stores I have been to but is still just as clean. They don’t have a big of a selection but you can’t really complain when everything is about $ 1.50. Everything else is priced as marked. Parking is easy to find. The only drawback is that you have to spend $ 10 or more to use your ATM.

Love this place!
THis place has some very intresting things.
check it out !

I am in $ 1.50 Heaven!
I found all kinds of cool things for my house here. Dishes, waste baskets, storage containers, etc.
I even found suspenders for my daughter (mini stylist)
Some things cost more ($ 2-​$ 3) but you can get a basket of treasures for $ 20!
There are drinks on the Far East wall. There is a credit card minimum or charge (can’t quite remember) but no charge for debit.

I’ve been to a lot of Daisos, and this one isn’t particularly unique, but it seemed a bit smaller than the others. However, Daiso is amazing in general, so it’s still great.
Daiso sells a variety of items at $ 1.50 (some items are more, but they are always marked if they are above $ 1.50). They sell beauty products, gardening tools, kitchen utensils, dishes, snacks, stationery, and more. There’s nothing really wrong with this particular Daiso, and I realize that people’s opinion of the store will vary with their personal purchases/​service/​how well stocked everything is. The day I went, service was fine, and everything I bought worked as intended. I like their make-​up wipes.

Hey, Fatso! No more Daiso! You shop there too much!
But, Coach! Daiso is great! There’s so much cool stuff that I don’t need or particularly want, but they’re so cheap & cute that I have to have them! ;p
A night & day difference between this & the Daiso Japan Artesia, being much more spacious, with actual shopping carts. The rad double-​decker old school ones. In comparison, the Artesia store is very small & cramped, almost claustrophobic even. Plus, parking in the Pavilion’s lot isn’t a problem, unlike in the 99 Ranch plaza.
The Lakewood store, located next to Tuesday Morning, is bright & inviting, with clean displays of the various knick knacks & food items from across the Pacific. Everything is organized & easy to grab. The cashiers & employees were friendly & efficient.
My eyes spied, on this visit, a nifty collapsible hat, arm sun covers & a cool curved honey spoon, among other «why didn’t I think of that?» products. Chair socks? Brilliant!
Items are mostly $ 1.50, unless designated with another price. I had the Green Tea Pastry Roll and enjoyed it. It reminded me of brioche/​Filipino mamon. Didn’t hurt the wallet, either. Like all Daisos, all sales final.
I highly recommend Daiso Japan Lakewood. Open, easy to maneuver layout, ample parking & hospitable employees will have me coming back for more. Sorry, Daiso Artesia, bumping into & throwing ‘bows at other customers are things I don’t look forward to & now with this Lakewood location, I can browse & shop at peace.

I’m used to the Daiso Japan in West LA, so this one seems huge in comparison.
SO much great stuff in here. Some stuff is not worth the $ 1.50, some stuff is (most, in my opinion). You have to learn how to look at things to assess their quality, folks.
Yes, it’s irritating that there’s no A/C…I am hoping that’s just a temporary problem.
Still, a welcome addition to Lakewood.
ALL SALES FINAL.

Cute store and friendly service! You really can’t beat the prices here. Since the store just opened, it’s nicely organized, clean, and well stocked. There’s also plenty of parking since it’s located in a big shopping center.
The only negative, is of course, that all sales are final and it’s cash only.