Daiso - Japanese Homegoods

I LOVE this store. Staff is friendly. Store always clean and very well organized. They have so many great products, many of which I've never seen before. Their prices start at $2.25 and go up to about $15 (not 100% sure on top price). Highly recommend this place.

So many cute and useful things. And the cashier was so kind when I lost my card 😭💀 Like, girl... she was the best and understanding. I was stressing out and dropped my phone 😭 I probably won't shop there again. I'll give it a few months before I go back. Too embarrassed to show my face after that lol... 😭😭😭😭

Large new Daiso store in Tulsa! Friendly and helpful employees and tons of selections for Japanese household and fun items like stationary and plush animals. Make sure to be aware of the pricing system while everything is generally affordable some items can be more expensive than expected. Recommend a visit!

A nice addition to Tulsa. Think of it as HomeGoods meets 5 below but with Japanese products and food. I went during opening weekend. Most items were only $2.25. I bought a bunch of Korean skin care masks and some lip oil. While I was expecting more variety in the skin care aisle, I still found items to try. I really liked the kitchen and storage sections. If you love ramen and Japanese snacks you're in luck. Oh and Hello Kitty fans, this is your place.

It has changed quite a bit since I came on opening day. I still long for more Japanese items . And the pricing has crept up from when it used to be a 100 yen store. It seems to try too hard to compete with Miniso. I may try to go to one of the ones in the Dallas area.

I made a complete mess this evening and Haley and Shannon were so very gracious and timely and cleaning it up, Color me impressed! They did a great job with customer service and keeping The store tidy. I hope you ladies have a wonderful Thanksgiving!

I love Daiso. I always shopped there when I lived in LA. But their Yen to Dollar is wrong. I grabbed something because it said 500¥, which is about $3 in American dollars, but they are charging $8 for it. How does that make sense?