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“I like going to these type of stores since they sell cheap products. It’s like going to one of those Japanese stores to find nice, well-made products here. They have charts that display the conversion of USD to Japanese yen, or ¥. You’ll see that the prices are not in USD but rather in ¥. Usually the ones that don’t have a price tag costs $1.75. Although that some products are not made in Japan, you can still find ones that you need at a cheaper price.”
“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.”
“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”
“Daiso at Eastridge Mall offers a wide variety of Japanese household items, from kitchenware and stationery to beauty products and snacks. The store is well-organized, making it easy to browse through the aisles. Prices are affordable, with most items priced around $1.75, making it a great place for budget-friendly shopping. The staff is friendly and helpful, enhancing the overall shopping experience. Whether you're looking for unique gifts or everyday essentials, Daiso is a must-visit spot in San Jose. It's a fun place to explore and discover new items.”
“Very clean and well organized. Staff was actively cleaning and restocking shelves. Most of the products were for younger children. Most of the clothing was for girls.”
“Everyone is great! Even though everything and everyone is new they still try to help me find what I'm looking for. Super helpful and friendly.
They have dog items, beach stuff, graphic tees, and obviously the technology part with headphones and phone cases. They are still putting things out so be patient ppl ?”
“In San Jose downtown go east on Santa Clara street passing Jackson . This is a hidden place and the only store in the strip that has foldable shopping carts. Price has gone up to fourty dollars for a medium cart with turnable large back wheels. Washing sponges are great! Go figure....”
“First time in here & overall it's tidier than dollar store or Ross. Most things are $5 or less. I was happy with cute plush pillow, $1 bday cards, cheap snacks, fidget toys & Valentine's Day stuff right now. There's some books, cosmetics, lots of candy & toys and art supplies. Overall some good stuff not quite 5 stars because there was one only poor woman handling like everything. Shout out to her for staying polite & helpful throughout.”
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“Interesting place. We didn’t know what it was but decided to stop by it since we were at Dicks Sporting Goods anyway. The kids had a blast looking around and we ended up grabbing a few small toys and some candies.”