Ichiban Kan

San Francisco, Vereinigte Staaten

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www.ichibankanusa.com
Adresse:
1931 Irving St, San Francisco, CA, 94122
zwischen 21st Ave & 20th Ave
Outer Sunset
Umliegende Haltestellen öffentlicher Verkehrsmittel
240 mJudah & 19th Ave
300 mJudah & 23rd Ave‎
480 mJudah & 25th Ave‎
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Heute 11:30 – 19:00
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Ortszeit (San Francisco) 07:28 Freitag, 29. November 2024

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Montag 11:30 – 19:00
Dienstag 11:30 – 19:00
Mittwoch 11:30 – 19:00
Donnerstag 11:30 – 19:00
Freitag 11:30 – 19:00
Samstag 11:30 – 19:00
Sonntag 11:30 – 19:00

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20 Bewertungen zu Ichiban Kan

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Rating des Ortes: 5
San Francisco, CA
What a find! Got wonderful items for kitchen. Items that are hard to remember, small yet nifty!
Great price.
Rating des Ortes: 5
San Francisco, CA
This store is just so damn cute. So many adorable and practical things, and they change all the time. and it’s cheap!
Rating des Ortes: 4
San Francisco, CA
It closes late, has the stuff I want and need PLUS they have an awesome variety of beauty & cosmetic products! It’s nice to know I don’t have to go all the way to Japan Town to get what I need! I love how close it is to SF State!
Rating des Ortes: 4
El Cerrito, CA
Reason for visit: I like cute things.
Visit date: July 19, 2015
First time? No.
I always find stuff to buy here and it’s usually something I didn’t know I needed. For example, on my last visit I purchased a mini hedgehog dental floss carrying case. Trust me when I say I love flossing; it makes my teeth feel extra fresh. But now it’s just way cuter to floss.
This Ichiban Kan location is a decent size with a large selection of beauty products, kitchen wares, and snacks. I usually go to check out their sticker and stationary collection, but I have also recently gained interest in a particular glass container their carry. It’s the perfect size for snacks and comes in a variety of colors.
Come to discover things!
Rating des Ortes: 4
San Francisco, CA
cute japanese market thats a little smaller than the location by japantown but still has a lot of stuff. Its clean and rows are super crowded. they have a variety of things ranging from stationary to kitchen ware to snacks. Its’ no dasio price wise. not sure if the quality is better but they also sell face masks as well.
Rating des Ortes: 1
San Francisco, CA
We purchased a small headphone which worked very poorly. When we tried to return it, we were told that we could not because the packaging was ripped. Well, we did have to open the package to use the headphone, but more than that, if a product is malfunctioning, the store should take it back, without question. Complete «perfect» packaging implies that the manufacturer will resell the product. That should not happen with this!
Recommendation — don’t buy anything that you can’t tell if it will work from just looking at it.
Rating des Ortes: 5
Santa Rosa, CA
All sorts of great items, cheap! Helpful staff on the floor. We ended up with great little stocking stuffers for 3 boys, and other great Japanese treats and some fun dishes.
Rating des Ortes: 3
San Francisco, CA
Has odd items for cheaper than Wal-​Greens across the street
Rating des Ortes: 5
San Francisco, CA
Great selection of items here and very organized. This location is exceptionally clean which can’t be understated seeing as people could care less about ~$ 1 store appearances.
Prices are just as cheap/​expensive (~$ 30 for a teddy bear?) as the other location and you can pretty much find what you need in a pinch thanks to the help sales reps.
Rating des Ortes: 4
Cupertino, CA
The perfect place to shop at when you’re sipping on your large cup of Tpumps located right across the street. This store has your Asian arts and crafts supplies, kitchenware, household cleaning supplies, Asian snacks, and more. It is basically a Daiso, where you could find great items from $ 1.00 and up.
The workers are nice and friendly. And the store looks very clean and organized.
I recommend it for students like doing some shopping for dorms or households, as you can find some useful tools for a good price.
P. S. Plastic bags here are ten cents! Be sure to bring your own bag to be environmentally friendly, save ten cents, and hold all the items you’ll be buying from Ichiban Kan!
P. P. S. They also accept credit cards, but with a minimum purchase of $ 5.00.
Rating des Ortes: 4
San Francisco, CA
Great selection of housewares, stationary, dishware, and japanese snacks. Much easier to handle than the busy Japantown location.
Rating des Ortes: 5
San Francisco, CA
If you have a pathological condition in which you need everything in your life to have some cute pattern on it, this is the place. I have purchased super cute cups, makeup bags, tupperware and fabric shelves with Damask print for suuuuuper low prices.
This is also a great place to buy Korean beauty products and every flavor of green tea your heart desires.
Rating des Ortes: 3
San Francisco, CA
I have such a love-​hate relationship with you.
I love you because there are so many cute, useful (maybe) things I can buy!
I hate you because you have so many cute, useless (maybe) things I can buy…
Smaller than the one in Japan town, it’s never the less stocked with quite a few useful things. I can also pick up my Shisheido Tsubaki refills here! (SUPER useful, and quite affordable)
Also, their snack and instant-​noodle selection is definitely pretty good. Sanukiya Udon, Nong Shim Ramen, Yakisoba options…
And the requisite bento box and ceramic dishes/​cups/​mugs, and other cute house-​hold-​y things (bright pink rubber gloves!!!); how could I ever go in for one thing and not come out with 20?!
Rating des Ortes: 4
San Francisco, CA
I came, I squealed, I conquered. There is nothing in this store that isn’t squeal-​worthy. Something strange happens to me when I can find adorable organizational objects that are inexpensive and unique.
My recent picks:
–Small wooden shelves that you can either hang on your wall or stack on surfaces ($ 2 each)
–All the dried ramen noodle flavors/​brands you could want
–Plastic chop sticks & matching cases
–Small plastic containers that have solved my lost bobby pin problem forever
–Dried noori snacks
–All the niche kitchen-​bits you could possibly want
I’ll be back; be sure to get the card they offer at check-​out to stamp when you spend over $ 10. Great to have this lovely, clean, well-​stocked store as a part of the Outer Sunset!
Rating des Ortes: 4
Los Angeles, CA
This is a recently opened store with predominantly Japanese products.
Reminds me of a Daiso, except with more products (above the $ 1.50 price point) and with a decent selection of korean products (sheet masks, makeup, skin care, etc).
They did have these cute, transparent Rilakumma folders (
) for $ 1.50– I’ve seen them elsewhere for upwards $ 3 –_​– so yes there are some pretty great deals here.
I purchased another sushi mat — have been needing one for quite some time so I was happy to finally find one in the area! They also have a plastic «sushi maker» and a «gyoza maker», but I prefer to make those by hand. But still, typical of these stores, there are so many cute options/​things you may or may not need.
They don’t give out shopping bags, so bring your own, or carry your purchases!
Rating des Ortes: 3
Oakland, CA
Ichiban Kan is the target version of daiso. more mid and high end goods without sacrificing qualtiy. nor busting the budget.
lots of kitchen & household gadgets. cosmetic aids, candies, pastries, ramen, ceramics, toys, office stuff, etc. one day i’ll get the high end 1.98 «hi-​chews».
green ramen
–rice crackers w/​seaweed (1.29)
not as tasty as tasted in my youth
-«green» ramen
for my reserve…
shopping notes:
–just an implulse buyer, not one to buy a lot of curios.
–ichiban kan deserves a 4 for curio buyers
–nothing gotta have here, so 3 stars for me.
Rating des Ortes: 4
Los Angeles, CA
Ichiban Kan is smaller and slightly more expensive than Daiso, but I’m still happy to see another cute Japanese discount store where you can find all sorts of snacks (Pocky, Hi Chew), headphones, iphone cases, keychains, dishware, kitchen gadgets, storage containers, office supplies, trays, shopping bags, sponges, dishes, cosmetics, toys, and more. $ 2 is still a steal for flip flops and hats though flip flops are probably $ 1.50 at Daiso.
They have a Hello Kitty section, Beehouse teapots, Naïve cleansers, etc. I’ve been looking for some decorative push pins and I found them here. One pushpin even has a squirrel design.
My picks:
* Microwaveable bento boxes (compartmentalized tray with a cover) in pink and green
* Nested stoneware bowls, a set of three, each one is numbered
* Animal shaped magnetic paper clip holder (perfect stocking stuffer)
Get a Ichiban Kan point card and collect stamps to earn a $ 5 gift card.
Rating des Ortes: 4
San Francisco, CA
OK I religiously go to the San Bruno one. I didn’t even know about Irving until the San Bruno staff mentioned about the new store. I broke DS’ animal mug so I told him I’d get him another mug at the Japanese store — yeah good excuse to turn this into a field trip!
Store is easy to find. They are along the stretch of Irving that is closer to 19th Ave. The right side window front is covered up for some reason. When we walked by, I thought they weren’t open but if you walk toward the door, you see that they are. They should really fix that because the white washed window doesn’t really say «come in and shop!»
Store is neat and spacious. They do not carry a lot of stock like the SB and J-​town IK’s. We found the mug and DS picked up a jangling frog charm. We also go the hi-​chew.
Would definitely come back but most likely will stick to the San Bruno store because of the stock and free parking.
Rating des Ortes: 4
Oakland, CA
This Japanese discount store is similar to Daiso, but not everything is priced at $ 1.50. Daiso has a bigger selection of goods, but I think Ichiban Kan is better for Japanese cosmetics/​beauty items. I picked up some shiseido conditioner ($ 11) and a face mask ($ 2) here, along with a tin pencil case ($ 1.50) (for a DIY eyeshadow palette) and an oven glove ($ 1.50). The hi chews are only 79 cents and they had a pretty decent selection of Japanese groceries/​snacks/​drinks.
$ 5 minimum for credit card.
Rating des Ortes: 4
San Francisco, CA
Very pleased to have Ichiban Kan in the Sunset! It’s a nice complement to the other stores on this busy stretch of Irving Street… clean and tidy, with lots of super cheap household goods — kitchen tools, organizing containers, hello kitty things, stationery and the like.
You could find 5 items you didn’t know you needed and still only be out about $ 8.