Daiso - Japanese Household Goods

Nice store and well organized. Bigger than other Daiso and had more to offer. Came here to buy a hairbrush!

There's no other place to grab things for your girlfriend when you're in a pinch that won't break your bank! This place is not necessarily the biggest one, but it's the cleanest and most organized, I feel. Despite most of the stores shuttering at this plaza, this Daiso actually anchors everything down and keeps things going.

Super cute and cheap! I liked that they cleared up the area on the right where the dishes and bowls are. It's much safer and less prone to accidents. The harvest snap pea snacks here are the best price out there

Love this store because they have cool things!! It was closed for a while due to renovations I think and now it’s open!! They have things for $1.75 and up

Used to be my home store. I love Daiso. I used to go to Daiso every week. Everytime, I would buy something. Whenever I drive by any Daiso, I would go in and check things out. When I visited Japan, I would make sure I stopped by a Daiso and its sister stores. This is how much I love Daiso. Recent months, I noticed my home store has changed. The first time I noticed the change, it was a nice day. I walked towards the store but the store was dimmed. I thought the store was closed. I walked towards the door and checked to see if the store is doing inventory check or what not. There, I found no notice and there were a few customers in it. I went in. The lights were half lit which is way dimmer than usual. The atmosphere was creepy and unpleasant. The moment I stepped in, it already seemed more chaotic than before. I started walking around and found there were overly stocked shelves and towers of boxes along the shelves. Certain parts of the area looked like it was robbed. Very unpleasant. When I checked out, I asked a staff what happened. They told me management change, things should get better soon. I gave it time, yet, I still stop by once a week or so. Today, I can’t anymore. It never did improve. The chaotic, unwelcome vibe was stronger than before. I don’t want this store to close because I am certain, at this rate, this store will closed because even I being its biggest fan would want to avoid it. It is a Daiso, it’s not a ran down old dollar tree. I can’t find the nice Japanese tidiness in it. The store has been emptier than before by lots. Today is a Saturday. The store has overstocked shelves and boxes on each aisle, but there’s barely any customers in it. From outside the store really looks like it not opened. The cash wrap looks like it’s being packed up and ready to move out. I don’t know what kind of manager this store has but I know this manager is running this store to the ground. I don’t understand any logic of this store manager position being filled. This store is smaller than the other Daiso stores but they ordered so much to be shelved yet very understaffed. The staff's hours have been cut from 40 to 20. A lot of old faces that I am familiar with have quit. If anything I found this staff member is trying their best to savage the situation. Yet, the management is not listening.

We received great service from Andy, the cashier there today. We were having trouble with the self checkout and he was able to solve our problem quickly and efficiently. We really appreciate having a real life person there on hand to help instead of just having self checkout machines available. Please keep Andy on!

A must-visit store when we come to LA! There is no Daiso on the east coast, so we love coming here to stock up on cute stuff and snacks. My kids always pick up a new stuffed animal when they come here. There is no shortage of cute stuff in this store, so it really can't be helped! The price is good too!