Daiso Japan in Seattle

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  Victor Winner

  :: 19 May 2018 09:13:46

  Love the place. So many good buys, for unbeatable price and the stuff from there is way better quality than from a traditional dollar store. I love all the pretty asain women that work there too. Always nice always happy to be there for you. Love the place.

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  David Rorabaugh

  :: 14 May 2018 00:05:53

  Everything's $1.50! Almost everything, some things are a few dollars more but every time I visit I am amazed at what is $1.50 I picked up some cute kitchen-ware for $1.50, there is a great assortment of food related items, dishes and utensils from simple to ornate. A couple isles of cosmetics that I can't tell you anything about. As a broke student I really enjoy this store when I need a bit of retail therapy. All sales are final so pick carefully, but if you don't then you won't be out a fortune. I don't expect to purchase any future heirlooms at the store, but cheap simple items that always keep me smiling. I really like the boxing kangaroo pens.

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  Lambchop Tenderloin

  :: 07 May 2018 23:17:29

  daiso is the best, this one is tiny as a little bucket and always full of people, tourists. but hey i got a gallon jug of water for 1$ and cheap, high quality kitchen goods so WHATEVER. staff is awesome and patient considering how busy it is. thanks a lot!

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  Melissa Brar

  :: 18 April 2018 05:04:03

  Daiso is a must stop if you're ever in the area! Almost everything here is $1.50 unless posted as another price but it's still super low prices. A lot of things here are super useful, stuff for the kitchen, the bathroom, the garden to the car and of course snacks! The great thing is that a lot of it is pretty durable and compact for those smaller living spaces.

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  Anthony So

  :: 31 March 2018 15:56:22

  Came here when I first moved to Seattle 3 years ago. Thought it was mediocre at best, boxes strewn across the floor, poor organization, just cramming every ounce of potential shelf space into a tiny unit not meant for that type of foot traffic. 3 years later, the place has finally gotten rid of it's boxes on the floor. You're able to maneuver between aisles and there is some sense of departmental organization. Sad to say this is still a poor representation of the Daiso experience: colorfully organized and neat, inspiring individuals to buy into that creativity in home and life organization and multi function displayed by unique simplicity. Having been to a number of them across southern California and in Vancouver, this one is just a poor attempt at trying to provide that experience.