Daiso Japan, Carrollton TX

Daiso is always a lot of fun! I was really happy to finally find a watering can of reasonable size for watering small seedlings and container plants here, and it was only $2. This location has a nice selection of cookware, kitchen tools, and dishes. It was very crowded though, and certain sections like cosmetics were overpicked and basically sold out.

Lots of fun items to look at and of course some useful items for home, and cute functional items as well! Love coming here (:

Super nice and prices are amazing! Want to find all your Japanese favorites, Daiso has them locally for you. Clean and amazing! Had a blast and wanted one of EVERYTHING!

There is lots of random cool things you didn't know you needed here. Fun to come across a lot of stuff from Japan you didn't know even existed.

This used to be the best daiso. Some of the staff was very rude. After today's trip we won't go back to this one.

I used to love to go to that store to shop for cute small stuff. But one thing really bothers me is that the cashier who works there is not friendly at all. There is that Indian looking girl, she is thin and tall, never greeting customers and only throw receipt to me when I checked out.it was so awkward, I greeted her first and she gave me cold look, and no contact at all.it is so rude. I wish she will not work there any more.

Would recommend getting everything except for the snacks unless u are searching for a specific one

Basically a better American dollar store, but, they do sell some higher priced items.
Overall basic and mostly cheaply made. Know what to expect, but a nice store.

It's almost bad that i CAN'T find something I don't want. Prices are ridiculously fair. Selection is crazy. Want it? I bet they have it.

Cheap, cute stuff. Definitely one of those stores you can go to just to window shop and then end up leaving with something you didn't even know you needed lol

I was truly appalled by one of the workers there. I threw away an almost empty cup of water that had a lid on it in their trash can at the front. The employee actually went into the trash can, dug it out, handed it back to me and said “throw it away outside. ” I was speechless and didn’t even know what to say. I went ahead and did it, but wow.he went back into the trash can and made me throw it away outside. Not like it was still in my hand.it was already in their trash can! That shows how much they care about customers.

A store supposedly selling Japanese [quality] products. However, most of their products are made is China. An example of globalization in its truest sense. LOL! WARNING! Make sure you check your items before you check out. THEY HAVE A NO RETURN, NO EXCHANGE POLICY!

I found so many useful thing here for my home and it for only $1.50.
My kids can buy as many toys as they want here because it is so cheap.

It's a cute, small store that sells a little bit of everything - it's kind of like a dollar store except most items are $1.50 and up. But everything is very cute and good quality and the store is always immaculate. Everything is non refundable though, so remember that.

Clean place with fascinating goods. Very affordable goods for unique occasions. Glad they have it near me.

They have a wide selection of varied merchandise. The store is very clean and well organized. Of course you can't beat the prices. Stock changes frequently so you never know what you'll find the next time.

Great for cheap useful things. Quality is great for the price. Can be a little crowded during the weekend though.

An awesome cultural HomeGoods/grocery store where most items are $1.50-$8. Lots of great organizational items above and beyond the great food.

Japanese version of the $1 store. Bowels, tea cups, tea pots at great price. Lots of other stuff that one would not find at a regular $1 store.

This place was different. It was like a Japanese walmart. They had an abacus for old school and a calculator for new school. Everything was IKEA cheap as far as prices