Daiso - Japanese Household Goods - Oceanside, California

Clément M.

A treasure trove with a delightful touch of Japan and Asia. My visit was a charming experience, exploring a unique array of affordable and culturally diverse items. The store's appeal, enriched by its Japanese/Asian products, adds an extra layer to the enjoyable and budget-friendly shopping adventure.

Th3Dumb G.

Love all the little accessories as well as all the randomness of Daiso. I also love Japanese culture a lot, so it's always a pleasure to visit these types of shops. I browsed the dinnerware and ended up purchasing some bento boxes for personal lunch boxes. It will also help me with portion control. I never thought I would see car accessories and snagged a lot as well, but overall, I just love all the things you can find here

Prab K.

It’s a nice huge plaza and this store is very clean and almost have everything from storage to chips and to toys to thread for sewing. Anything you can think for home, kitchen, bathroom they have everything. They did went up in prices compare to before but I hope the quality of the product also went up.

Jessica J.

Interesting little store. Lots of imported goods like stickers, craft items, snacks, house items, plushies, etc. Very easy to just drop $20.00 on snacks alone.

I love the variety of sodas, candies, and chips. My surprise find was that a childhood candy I loved had sodas. VERY HIGH IN SUGAR. But would probably taste amazing as a ice cream float or mixed with Soju.

If you have a pal who love Korean and Japanese goods, take them here or make them a nice gift basket. This store would be great for gifts!

They also had tons of money envelopes for Chinese New Years. Very pretty ones with all kinds of designs.

Staff are nice here too. Good service.

Vietnamese’s R.

My daughter loves this place because we don’t have this store in Canada. My daughter brought 7 Hello kitty items which came to $12 usd if she would buy them in Canada it’s will cost$50-70 cdn.

Ropl

So surprised to see a Daiso store in the US. BEEN to many in various cities in Japan. They are the equivalent of Dollar Stores or 99 cents stores in the US.
However that's where the similarities ended mostly.
Yes they have many cheap products made in China which is what comprised of most discount stores like these.
Look closer there are some made in Japan ones also, usually of higher qualities.
The store is brighter and more cheery and generally better looking clienteles.
Product mixes also geared more towards Asian goods--novelties, snacks, food, drinks, household goods etc etc.
Price structures are also different. Pay attention to what the Japanese Yens printed on the package and there's an equivalent chart to US Dollars hanging everywhere which range from $2 up to $15. So don't assume everything is $1.
And if it's not marked in Yens then just $1.50
Have fun!

Cathy

A interesting store. I like coming here & taking my time to browse. I think it's items from Japan. The prices are in not in english, so its tuff sometimes to figure out how much some things are. Basicly if there is no price, it costs $1.75. Unless otherwise mark, sometimes its not marked. But it still very cool to shop.

M L.

Soooooo nice to have Daiso here! I miss Okinawa a lot.