Daiso

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4.2

( 8 reviews )

Discount Store, Japanese grocery store

Closed 09:00 AM - 09:00 PM See Hours

7285 Arroyo Crossing Pkwy #125, Las Vegas, NV 89118, United States

+1 7238-300-75.0

Daiso, a renowned brand known for providing quality products at affordable prices, has established itself as a favorite among customers worldwide. With over 2,000 stores in more than 30 countries, Daiso offers a wide range of products across various categories, including household essentials, stationery, beauty and skincare, kitchenware, and more. The brand's commitment to offering value for money is reflected in its diverse product selection, ensuring that customers can find something for every need and preference. Daiso's stores are known for their organized shelves and easy navigation, creating a convenient and pleasant shopping experience. Whether you're in need of small household items or searching for unique and cute accessories, Daiso is the go-to destination. In addition to its expansive product range, Daiso places emphasis on customer satisfaction, ensuring that every visit leaves customers feeling delighted with their purchases. With its reputation for quality and affordability, Daiso continues to be a popular choice for shoppers worldwide.

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Andrew wooster

March 22, 2024

Literally the cutest and most awesome store ever. Very affordable prices and it's just really nice. Staff was nice as well

Joe perrotta

March 22, 2024

*ALL SALES ARE FINAL* *MAKE SURE TO BRING YOUR OWN BAG* Decent selection, cute stuff. They didn’t had the selection of stuff I was expecting but overall it was an enjoyable experience. Make sure to bring your own bag or else it’s 20 cents per bag. Reusable bags are for sale. I found delicious candy and cute stuff.will recommend

Roger trerice

March 22, 2024

Grand opening of Daiso was such a success! Though the building outside may seem big, it's pretty small inside. Since so many people came, they had to form a line and only allow a few shoppers inside as to avoid crowding. As of January 2022, the store looks to be okay for regular shopping, meaning there's no longer any big lines or overcrowding. I could be wrong😶 but, hopefully I'm not.😇 Aisles of snacks, non-perishable or pantry foods, fridges full of drinks, home and garden goods, PLUSHIES, makeup, organization goods, quick apparel like socks and beanies, and stationary of course. Highly recommend! Please be aware of the prices (look at the ¥ to $ charts that's around the store) you'll end up unknowingly spending more than you think since everything is so desirable 💕

Matthew li

March 22, 2024

Run don’t walk! They restocked their blind boxes and sanrio items! They’re also close to Brew tea so it’s tempting to get boba before or after shopping. 🤭🛍 Highly recommend bringing your own tote bag because they do charge you! I usually don’t mind if I’m reusing or recycling the bag but I’ve gotten into the Cali habit of bringing my own bag everywhere!

German herrera

March 22, 2024

They had my favorite Royal Mills Iced Cappuccino Coffee in a can. That's always a plus in my book. I walked in expecting to just look around, but surprisingly I found an ID holder that I was looking for at a very good price.

Amy craven

March 22, 2024

The store is great and offers a lot of unique fun and practical items. The prices are competitive. The location as been open for a few days so there was a 15 minute wait to get in. The staff was warm, friendly and helpful.

Gerald morningstar

March 22, 2024

I will give it a t star. Having visited multiple stores of Daiso in Japan (they are known as Hyaku-yen Mise “100 yen Stored", I dare say that this is the store to get quality stuff of good values. I bought hangers and a couple Japan -made soup bowls/ cups @1.75. What a deal given now it won't be that easy to fly to Japan to sight-see and shop.

Wolf slade

March 22, 2024

This is the first time I have been to a Daiso. It was Saturday around 5 pm and there was a line to get in. There were plenty of interesting and fun items ranging from housewares to snacks, very much like a dollar store but with a cool Japanese twist. The staff was super nice, and they were doing their best to stock items as people were browsing so I recommend having some patience if you visit during their first few months. The line was gone when we left, and we had a bag full of unusual snacks and trinkets. A fun addition to the Las Vegas area!