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  1. Odds & Ends Thrift Shop - 1703 Liliha Street A

    1703 Liliha Street A, Honolulu HI 96817

    4.9 Superb 11 reviews

    • Closed today

    “Fantastic thrift shop. Small, but with enough of a variety of things to satisfy any thrifter. Ladies were pleasant and friendly, and everything was very clean and well displayed. Great find!”

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  2. Daiso - 1102 Fort Street Mall

    1102 Fort Street Mall, Honolulu HI 96813

    4.3 Superb 87 reviews

    “I must say, this little store is such a hidden gem within the downtown area! If you need really cute kitchen ware, office supplies, flower pot things, you can find it there. The store was very clean, very small but very convenient! The residents nearby now have a cute store to go and shop at. Definitely must check it out! Parking may be hard to find but it is against the bus line.”

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  3. Don Quijote Honolulu - 801 Kaheka St #A7

    801 Kaheka St #A7, Honolulu HI 96814

    4.4 Superb 523 reviews

    “Don Quijote is an Asian walmart basically. You can find a variety of things here such as beauty, personal hygiene, souvenirs, kitchenware, food, laundry, etc. If you are into uniqueness in your day to day life, this store is for you!”

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  5. DAISO - 1024 Piikoi Street

    1024 Piikoi Street, Honolulu HI 96814

    4.3 Superb 283 reviews

    “It has finally reopened. Everything you need for daily life is here, including kitchenware, stationery and office supplies, beauty products, hobby items, and more. When I come here, I lose track of time. Also, another parking lot that can only be used on weekends has opened.”

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