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“Super great store to go grocery shopping. Unique and interesting items. Plus way cheaper than walmart and sometimes even cheaper than the dollar store depending on what the product is. great location and always lots of extra parking. Actually have nothing bad to say about this place or the stuff to really good grocery outlet.”
“I come here all the time and it's a great Daiso. The selection is quite large and they have all kinds of goodies here. Specifically I would come here if you are buying:
- Stationary
- Travel gear (small shampoo bottles to fill etc)
- Kitchen cleaning supplies
- Bathroom cleaning supplies (air fresheners etc)
They also have a cool camping section that I haven't seen at other Daiso and a bunch of Asian snacks for selection but I recommend going to the Mitsuwa next door as the snacks can be a little pricey.”
“08.13.25 2:30pm It's ok. It's a clean, beautiful building in a nice location, but there are much better Grocery Outlets in the Bay Area as this one has limited stock and is too small for being the only one in the area. It's great that Palo Alto has ONE. And Redwood City too. Sadly, Menlo Park, Los Altos, Atherton, Woodside, Portola Valley, none of these areas has a discount grocers, but they should as it would be popular.
Cashiers and staff weren't particularly friendly nor unfriendly, I'd say nonchalant. There was a unisex public bathroom in the left rear upon entry, sort of unclean, but it's there.
I did get the 3ct x 45oz Prego Low Sodium Family Sized Tomato Based Pasta Sauce for $4.99, which even their own cashier was surprised at the good bulk value of it so that was a plus.”
“It is said that it is a store similar to the domestic "10-yuan store". After walking around, I feel that the prices are indeed relatively low, but the types of items sold are all-encompassing, far from being comparable to a 10-yuan store. It is basically a small hypermarket.”
“I love this Grocery outlet as well as the kind owners & their lovely sons. Lots of healthy choices at great prices. It's always super clean & well organized.”
“Prices now start at $2.25. A laundry net (size 42cm x 52cm) at 200 Yen is $4.5 ($4.92 with tax). Long line at check out is no longer there (inflation, tariff...).”
“Selection doesn't seem as good as some locations. Something's are a great buy, others just so so. The employees are great, very helpful and a pleasure to deal with!”
“08.05.25 11:50am
Excellent location, clean store, great parking, great merchandise & food selections and wonderful staff (cashier Antonio!).
They always have great deli products on sale, got the 12oz Aidell's Teriyaki & Pineapple Chicken Meatballs for $2.99 (this is almost the Costco sale price for 46oz size if calculated by oz), 12oz Hickory Farms Summer Sausage $1.99, 4oz Bar S Deli Shaved Ham $0.50, Oroweat Keto Bread $5.99 (same price as Safeway), 48oz Sunsweet Prune Juice $4.99, 24oz North Coast Organic Apple Sauce $3.29, cantaloupe $2.49, 2 Pint Strawberries $3.99, humongous mangos 4/$5, refrigerated 3ct bag of Japanese fresh ramen noodles $1.28, etc.”
“Best shop ever! It can literally satisfy every taste.
I came in to buy swimming shorts and I couldn’t believe how many beautiful clothes they have.
I will not miss to come again.”
“Dope store. Nice and clean, organized and stocked well. Of course they might not always have what you need, it's a bargain store after all, but you might find something you didn't even know you needed. Staff was friendly and attentive. Only gripe I have is the customers with their funky lil attitudes, but that comes with goin to stores on the nice side of town.”
“The deals are really great, I got the best service from their friendly staffs. Thank you so much for your support. I will surely recommend this place to everyone.”
“Not quite the hoop la it was a few years ago but you can still find all kinds of cheap utensils and Nik knacks to make life a little more convenient. The chain is well organized which is reflective of its stock price! I've been to five or so of them and would return for stocking stuffers!”
9:30AM - 10:30PM
580 E El Camino Real, Sunnyvale
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“One of the cheap stores in Sunnyvale but the quality is in question. Almost all things are available from garments to handbags, floor mats to curtains, toys to kitchen wares and shoes to hand gloves. There is a comparable price in each item but not the company price is not reduced.”
10AM - 10:30PM
1792 Southwest Expy, San Jose
Discount Stores
“It was okay. Nothing spectacular. Security once you entered was a bit weird and took his a job a bit to serious and wouldn't let me in after a minute no explanation kinda weird”
“From small trinkets, chocolates and stationery to crockery and home decoration items - all at around $1.25 Mind blowing variety. Difficult to leave the shop without committing to buy something.”
“Great Wholesale/Retail space! You can find lots of blankets, rugs and other home good stuff here! This might be a great spot for people amazon FBA to source items and flip them! Took a couple pictures of the inside of what you could find on your visit here! Ive been told styles and supply change frequently and depends on upcoming holidays and seasons. Very affordable stuff with super friendly staff. Not sure why yelp gave them a 4$$$$ sign on their business here but its definitely more like one or two $ signs. The workers here speak English Spanish and Chinese!”
8AM - 10PM
251 Ranch Dr, Milpitas
Discount Stores
“A store that sells most items at US$1.25 however there are some items selling more that. A great place to shop at for foods, household stuffs, personal essentials and even Easter items! Some products can be a good buy. This store is quite neat and tidy.”
“This is the ultimate place that can come and get anything furniture groceries laundry detergent snacks got to come before they end up not having them anymore we must keep this place in business”
“Belinda is the nicest cashier. I observed her helping a couple of seniors ahead of me in line and she was so friendly and patient with them. We need more Belindas in this world.”
“I often visit the dollar store. I always go to the dollar store to buy things in every city I go to. This dollar store is quite big! Dollar stores in the United States are just like supermarkets. They basically have daily necessities for about 1 yuan. So if you are traveling, camping, or even for daily life, you can come to the $1 store to buy it! The food he has is edible, drinkable, frozen, including biscuits, snacks, snacks and candies! There are also pots and pans, as well as food sealing boxes, mops, brooms, etc..
If you have children, you can also buy English exercise books here!
The reason why I gave five stars is because the things inside are neatly arranged and not messy, and the lights in the whole store are bright and the overall store is clean. There are no homeless people walking around inside...
The items on the shelves are also well-arranged and look like they are very good to buy!
Now the dollar store is no longer a member, each item is $1.25, but you can pay with credit card, which is still great!”
“The staff are generally pretty good and the store relatively clean. One of the bigger and better dollar trees I've been to.
Gets very crowded and long lines during certain hours so be careful of that.”
“Money tight? Struggling to get by? Here's your lifeline. All sorts of stuff for real cheap. You can get a weeks worth of food (for one person) for $30, less if you don't care about eating off brand stuff.
Staff are really chill too, and there's sure to be space in the parking lot no matter how busy it is.”
“Bought a wireless portable charger last week and the item works fine. Staff are amazing people where they helped me smoothly at checkout and how they were able to help get the item that I need for my phone. Also, this store almost has everything you need from house hold items to our everyday needs as well.”
“This store is conveniently located in Mountain View where there are NO OTHER similar convenient stores around. The negative reviewers complaining about this store are absolutely ungrateful, oblivious and do not appreciate what we've been offered with this store on the edge of town. The cashiers ARE FINE. *** STOP PICKING ON THEM *** *** AND START PICKING UP YOUR OWN GOD-D×MN MESS INSTEAD *** The workers are doing the best they can considering their Life Circumstances. If you want this store to stay open, then stop complaining on public forums and discouraging people from shopping here. The more you complain > The less customers will shop here > The Less Revenue > The higher chance the store will Shutdown. INSTEAD of being an ingrate, why dont you switch it up and BE NICE FOR ONCE to the Cashiers and respect the fact that they dont have it as easy in life -unlike you Foreign-born Tech Workers who show No Respect or Decency towards Blue-Collar American workers! We see how you foreigners treat American Workers ? - and it's DISGUSTING AND VULGAR to witness! Start showing some decency & respect - and maybe you will get it in return ? I have gotten to know some of the Employees at this store over the years - and some of these folks are living out of their vehicles on the streets of Mountain View because the cheap prices you STINGY Customers pay for your goods at this store is not enough to pay these folks a Living Wage. HAVE SOME BASIC COMPASSION FOR YOUR NEIGHBORS WHO ARE TRYING TO SURVIVE. Say "Hello" nicely to the cashier and "Thank you very much for being here and helping me today". OR - better yet: How about showing your appreciation by handing them a measly $5 bill for helping you? Oh, I see... You're not willing to do that...? Ok So....how about just BEING NICE for God's Sake?! ?? ~ALSO~ What about HELPING THEM out a bit and straightening out your mess as you shop. I do it. Is that too much to ask? Isn't this YOUR LOCAL store too?! ? REMEMBER THE GOLDEN ROLE: BE NICE & POLITE FIRST - and trust me: the Cashier will respond in kind ?”
“Our water in Santa Clara contains substantial ground water which frequently doesn't taste that great so we've been buying five gallon bottles of drinking water for nearly thirty years. I discovered Jenny's recently and couldn't be happier, you buy a twenty five dollar card and it costs 25 cents per gallon, better than most dispensary machines. I wish I knew about the store when we hosted birthday parties for our children it's filled with all sorts of five and dime items and lots of things young children might want. Certainly worth taking a quick look, wish I had done it sooner.”
6AM - 11PM
4080 Stevens Creek Blvd, San Jose
Discount Stores
“For some reason their French breads taste really good. You can tell it’s more of a processed type of bread but it’s still a good yummy deal for $1 a giant loaf. I don’t like how there’s stuff locked up behind cases though cause you gotta wait awhile for some poor lone staff to run around to all the customers before finally getting to you. San Jose people, stop stealing!
Also I tried their marketplace pizza near the small deli counter. Hmmm…. For $10, it’s okay but doesn’t seem to have much pizza taste. 6.5/10 rating. I added jalapeño for flavor. I grabbed one of those premade salad bag and also made chicken Alfredo pasta. Meal came out to be only about $5-6 for 4 big servings. Pretty good imo”
“Really busy. have fresh fruits and foods, but more then 20 need customers were waiting in line and only two lines were open. so it is really messed up and there was so many employee walking around and they weren’t doing nothing to open more lines for customers. There were many employees, but there were no management at all.”
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“lots of many tech-y things that you cant find in american stores. theyre all very useful tools that can help in everyday life. for example: a hairbrush cleaner. its also very easy to spend a lot of money/time here. most things are $2.25”