Daiso - Japanese Household Goods

Its a clean store with lots of well priced economy items. The pricing was confusing at first, but once I saw the pricing signs, it was much easier to understand. There were plenty of small gifts for birthdays or holidays. Small space home goods are plentiful. They even had outdoor cooking and camping items.

Daiso have almost everything you need! If you have never been to Daiso I recommend you to visit at least once! I know I took a lot of pictures but it is to show you how much stuff they have here! Love Daiso! I have been to multiple locations around the world and each place have different things but from makeups, decor, household products, toys, shoes, etc. they have it all!

Daiso Edmond – Organized, Fun, and Full of Surprises! We spent about an hour exploring Daiso in Edmond and had such a fun time! The store is packed with a wide variety of items—everything from clever storage containers and gardening tools to art supplies, cleaning gear, and even some surprisingly elegant dining ware. Some items are an absolute steal, especially in the home organization and craft sections. Others are a bit pricier than expected, but overall, the value is solid if you shop smart. Their pricing guide is super helpful: • Items without a price tag are $2.25 • Items marked ¥150–¥190 are $3.25 • Prices go up incrementally, with the highest tier (¥1200–¥1320) at $18.00 The shelves were neatly stocked, the layout was easy to navigate, and the staff was incredibly friendly and helpful. It’s definitely one of those places where you go in for one thing and walk out with a basket full of "how did I live without this?" finds. ⚠️ Just a heads-up: it’s very easy to spend $75–$100 without realizing it—classic five-and-dime magic! Overall, a clean, cheerful, and well-stocked store that’s perfect for anyone who loves affordable organization, cute home goods, and a little retail therapy.

I had so much fun looking around neat stuff not sure if I made it all the way around to everything or not was surprised it was busy for a Friday with kids in school can't wait to go back I had seen people's videos of things they had gotten for awhile now and couldn't wait to be able to go check out for myself.We have plans to go back soon.I was glad someone was at the door to explain pricing.I spent $38.00 + $1.81 tax=$39.81 total I was excited it was under $40 I gave myself between $40 and $45 so I was happy.Can't wait to try everything I bought. Update:They have gone up it seems on prices which figured they would have too still had fun will continue to go to Daiso USA love what I find there I still spent less than $40 like last time I went

I was excited to check out Daiso in Edmond. The store is clean and has a good variety of cute and useful items, but I noticed it’s not as fully stocked as the Daiso I visited in Dallas — maybe it just varies by location. Prices also start at $2.25, which is a bit higher than what I’ve seen before ($1.75 for last time I saw on the Daiso stores in Dallas, maybe it has raised). Still, it’s a fun place to browse and pick up some unique finds. I’d give it 4 out of 5.

Great shop for little things and pieces you might be missing. I found fishing lure, good tools that can be tough to find in stores, little dollar toys, kitchen containers, pots, and even socks and slippers. Pretty cool for specific shoppers. Crafters I think will like it as well. Prices are fair and nice employees.

This store is interesting to walk aroubd in looking at the products. The products carried appeared to be of a better quality than Dollar Tree. Some of the packaging for the products do not have English translation, so a smartphone might be needed to read the packaging.