Discount Stores in Bellevue, WA

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  1. 15600 Northeast 8th St H2, Bellevue WA 98008

    4.3 Superb 213 reviews

    “Daiso is definitely cheaper in Japan 🇯🇵, but you can still find plenty of useful little things here, so I’d say it’s still pretty worth it for small items. 🛍✨”

  2. 12740 NE Bel Red Rd, Bellevue WA 98005

    5 Superb 14 reviews

    “Best smoke shop and corner store I’ve ever been to. Mr. Kim is the sweetest; genuine, hardest working store owner and person. I love going in to his store just to chat, but he also has the most fair prices on glassware, nails, torches, butane, you name it. I even bought speaker wire in his shop one time! Also the hours are real!!! So grateful he stays open late for all of us. Also grateful for his selection on everything mentioned above.”

  3. 15625 Northeast 8th Street, Bellevue WA 98008

    4.2 Good 193 reviews

    “Affordable groceries in a high cost of living area, no complaints here. Careful on scanning multiple of the same weighted items because they'll go a bit quick but not account for different weights (noticed a lady scan cheese three times and they had to correct her since one weighed less). They have indomie in both normal and spicy flavors here so that's lit!”

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  5. 14327 NE 20th St, Bellevue WA 98007

    3.2 Average 174 reviews

    “I like coming to this Ross store. The employees are always friendly and helpful. I’ve noticed that many customers, including myself, appreciate and respect how clean and organized the store is. Unfortunately, some customers do not put items back where they belong, which can make it difficult to keep the store organized. Sometimes I try to help by putting things back, even though it can be challenging to know exactly where everything goes. I appreciate all the hard work the staff puts into keeping the store clean and welcoming.”

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