Daiso it could be for you ! It's for me! Daiso is a Japanese brand that brings all sorts of flavors from over seas to us here in the states. It's a form of a traditional "style dollar store!" They sell all sorts of different kinds of merchandise. Truly what's not to love! It's not all just a dollar, some of the items are under a certain amount will not break the bank. The Asian flair of the food is great too ! Truly amazing the quality of choices they offer. Life is the ultimate gift and reward yourself by saving and enjoying other sorts of global culture. These little Daiso stores are like a wild flower they just can't stop. It's a beautiful wild flower that grows. They are just in demand. This one is no exception. The staff here are very friendly and nice . Lots of stocked store shelves with merchandise that is well organized and fairly priced. If you're looking for a little bit of change in your routine then let's check out a Daiso . They don't even charge for bags anymore. It's the small things that make life grand. read more

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I don't get what the hype is about this place. The store itself is fine. It reminds me of a Dollar Tree but more expensive and with some different products. Lots of cute stationary, snacks, cheap decor, expensive dines section, makeup etc. if you want to shop for items you don't need or want really nice quality of, this may be a great spot. It's not for me, but I do recognize that there are others out there who love this store and find value in it. read more

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This is my second time coming here and I forgot how spacious this Daiso was. I got almost everything I needed here. Only thing they didn't have was certain size of coffee filter and dehumidifier. Staffs were nice and gave to right aisle to look for coffee filter. Too bad they didn't have right size I was looking for though. Store was very lean and more varieties of snacks to choose from. Great value for sure. read more

I feel like each daiso has different items and it over all still my place to go and see what new thing they have. There's self pay area so not many interaction with worker. read more

Best Daiso ever!? Quite possibly. It's sure way better than the ones we have in LA, so thanks for that Vegas. It's more organized and clean than any location I've ever been to. I popped in on my latest trip to Vegas because I forgot hotel slippers. Yep, hotel slippers. If y'all walking around them nasty floors with your bare skin, that's on you! I found said slippers, made in the USA for $1.75, lol! Whenever I go to Daiso, I also find random things. My friend insisted I buy these brush care net things that supposedly will keep brushes clear of hair. Another $1.75 find. If you know Daiso, then you know if not marked otherwise, it's all $1.75. Basically an elevated dollar store, and lest not forget even Dollar Tree is $1.25 now. So it's not much more for a better selection and better quality. This particular Daiso is great because it has a self checkout! You'd never find that in LA, lol! At least not yet! And for that, this Daiso is 5 stars~!!! read more

We love this store Super fun, lots of fun things from children to adults Toys, stickers, dishes, face masks this place has it all read more

A nice little supermarket. There are many household items, as well as kitchen and gardening items, which will bring you unexpected surprises. read more

Daiso - A nice little supermarket. - Discount Store Near Me - Las Vegas, Nevada

On a Sunday afternoon in mid December, my family and I decided to check out Daiso, Wow, this location near Zippys has very good Xmas merchandise which is 25% off. Also the store is well stocked of disney and household items compared in Los Angeles. The line to pay was short too. Sorry no photos read more

Soooo happy, Vegas now has a Daiso! Whenever the wife and I would go to Cali, we always hit up a local Daiso to see what we were missing in Vegas. This location is stuffed with items from wall to wall. Very easy to spend an hour walking up and down each aisle and finding those treasures. Some rare Asian food and drink items including chips, Pretz, Pocky, frozen and chilled items and more. Guaranteed to have something you never knew you needed :-). Their holiday section always has cure items and little gift ideas. Pleasant staff and they used to have a couple self checkouts but those were closed our last visit. Down to 1/2 cashiers now. Tip: Bring your own bag or pay for paper bags from Daiso (no plastic here). read more

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My daughter and I love going here for our Sanrio goodies. They haven't had anything new (when it comes to Sanrio) but we still like shopping around and buying little things for our house. It's easy to spend $30 on a 15 minute visit because there are soo many cute things! The staff lets you do your thing and is always happy to help you check out. read more

Shopping in Las Vegas, Nevada... Even though we have three Daiso Stores on the Island of O'ahu, my sister still wanted to go to Daiso while on vacation. She said that she tried to shop in Honolulu at the downtown location, but the parking was challenging... and the store was on the small side. She also went to the Piikoi Street store, but the line to get into the parking lot was too long! Pearl City is "too far" for her, so... Here we are in Las Vegas! This Las Vegas Daiso is the first of two. It's quite spacious, well stocked, organized, and clean! We found so many cute items and had a happy shopping experience - even though items start at $1.75 and the sales tax is just about twice as much as Hawaii's sales tax! The selection of goods is better on the mainland because by the time we get to the Honolulu Daiso, the popular items (such as Disney, Line Friends, Tokidoki, and Sanrio) are usually sold out! Welcome to Las Vegas, Daiso! Wishing you much success! See you again! read more

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We love shopping at Daiso stores all over Southern California and were a couple of the first customers in the door when they opened this location in Las Vegas. Great layout and tons of cool items just like their other locations. This one is now the closest to us and we always try to stop in when we're visiting friends or family in the area. On our most recent visit, they had so many Christmas holiday items. Several shelves are right in the front of the store. It was really nice to see and, of course, we picked up several items from that section. They have so many unique food and snack items so we grabbed some chips and other items for the road (and later for home). The store is full of cool containers, household items, a pet section, stationary, stickers, cool kitchen items, etc. There is something for everyone here. When you go to Vegas and you need a break from the Strip - this location is not that far away. Give it a shot. I think you'll find some things you won't be able to pass up and you'll be a regular at Daiso like we are. read more

Customer service needs to be worked on and is very important. I decided to check out through the self check out. Normally there would be paper bags available to grab from the bottom of the self checkout (hence checkout). I've done this previously, other customers has done it, and workers has told us so. Because below is an open shelf to grab paper bags. Paper bags are made available to customers and at the checkout , they have where you can scan the cost of the paper bag. While i was attempting grabbing a bag, i was told by the Cashier behind me that im not allowed to do that and could have asked her. I stated that i've never had any issues with doing so previously, has actually been told by workers it was okay, and that there weren't any paper bags available while i was searching. Later on as i was scanning the items, i accidentally scanned items twice but there was no way for me to void the item and the cashier was assisting other customers. I ended up using the other self checkout. The cashier was finally available, seeing me scan my items at the other self checkout. She was getting frustrated slamming things and was watching me. Like cool, if i've done something wrong, please approach your customers properly or kindly tell me not to do this. But this girl was kind of rude, it got my family and i shocked because we were not doing anything wrong. I don't think i'll be coming to Daiso at this location. I'd rather go to the one in Summerlin. At least their self check outs have bags available for customers to grab and scan to pay for the bags. Lol all that just for bags! read more

This store has everything you need and so much that you didn't know you needed. I have stopped here for organizational items regularly, folders, boxes. Spice jars. Paper binders, you name it they really do have it or something that will work well in its place. I have gotten several items for my Key rings, and purse accessories. They have an amazing sticker, stationary, washi tape section too. So addictive!! I love this store so much. I stop by as often as possible. Oh and I got cat bowls and chopsticks. And kitchen items. This store has everything. read more

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I think I can speak on behalf of every single person who shops at Daiso stores. The price tag in yen is super confusing. Why display the price tag for example 200 yen, which makes you think it's $2 but actually it's close to three. You have to pay attention to the conversion charts that is located throughout the store. It's just annoying. They should just mark the item with the actual dollar value. STOP BEING LAZY DAISO!! It's just really tacky trickery they do to make people spend more money. It's annoying. Also their snack selection SUCKS! They stock their shelves with snack items that you can get at ANY international store. Positive notes: they sell some cute fun stuff such as warm socks for 200 yen. Which is 3.25 Daiso price I think? read more

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Warning: there should be a large sign on the door in bold lettering or displayed in the store at eye level, stating that there is "no exchanges or no returns, all sales are final". At checkout our cashier did not say that but I heard the other cashier telling his customer that. We know this because we went to one of the stores in CA. Also, for anything related to food, I would not suggest buying anything with the "Prop 65" Warning on the label. For those of you who don't know about this rule, in California (my home state), everything that has cancer-causing materials must have this disclaimer on it, even parking lots (as evidenced in SF's Fisherman's Wharf). Ok, with these PSA's out of the way, one can still find unique items (storage and home items) and bargains here. We purchased a small stainless steel strainer here for 1.75, 1.90 with tax. There were a few things that were no longer available during our second visit. It was packed so we didn't want to stay in line (which was almost) to the back of the store. So, if you see something, there is a chance it might not be in stock again. It was freezing so it wasn't really comfortable. Other people were hunched and walking slowly. Pricing is 1.75 unless there is something else on the item's label. Has Sanrio items and food items in the front of the store. Bring your own bags. There is a 20 cent charge for each bag. (We always have them with us.) The other store at DT Summerlin is not opening until this summer. read more

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$1.50 deals at this Japanese Dollar Store! You'll go in not needing anything, but end up discovering things you never knew existed and buy multiples of each! Hehe! Just keep in mind, no price on the package = $1.50 each. Or, price as marked. We all know about the American dollar stores (Dollar Tree and 99 Cents Only Store), but what sets this store apart from them is that goods are designed in Japan and mostly made in Japan, too (but could also be made in China). Keep your eye out on traditional Japanese items such as origami paper, writing tools, bento products, folding paper fans, snacks and more! On Jan 7th, I walked in around opening time, 10am, and there were quite a bit of people inside. Because the store is so new, goods are still flying off the shelves and restocking is non-stop. But, I was able to score some zipper pouches, cooking tongs, and magnetic hooks. Looking forward to items in the spring when it's cherry blossom season!! This DAISO location (Southwest area - Arroyo Crossing) is the first of three stores to open in Las Vegas. Whooopie!! If you ever get the chance to travel to Japan, you must check out DAISO Japan for an even better selection of 100 Yen items!! read more

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I'm probably not going to make many friends with my 1 star review of the new Daiso, but I really didn't like this store. After watching the lines stretch around the back of the building for the last couple of weeks, I have been intrigued. I drove by today around noon and noticed the doors open and nobody waiting outside, so I jumped at the chance to finally check it out! The store had its grand opening not too long ago, and it is not well stocked. Most of the shelves are bare (I'm talking TOTALLY empty), and I understand growing pains when a business has just opened its doors to an eager public. But the problems here go far beyond a simple lack of inventory. If I had to describe Daiso in one word, it would be "confusing." Very little about this establishment makes sense. The store is strangely organized and laid out, with pet items and school supplies right next to kitchen bins and stickers. There's no flow to the supposed "departments," even if you're just there to browse. The only way I would've been able to figure out where in the heck the checkout line started is because I overheard some very angry woman yelling at a guy whom she accused of cutting the line in front of her. I also can't figure out the customer base for this place. Who shops here, and what do they buy? I guess I should've stuck around and been a nosey Nancy, spying on what others had in their baskets in the massively long checkout line. The worst thing about Daiso -- and it's the cardinal sin of retail shops, in my book -- it is darn near impossible to figure out the prices on the items. Nothing is clearly marked, and you have to refer to this small sign that's placed throughout the shelves that has the "Japanese price" conversion to the U.S. price. Half the time, you can't even tell the "Japanese price" on the packaging! It was beyond irritating to try to find and then decipher the cost of items. I got so annoyed that I walked out. I'm frustrated just writing this review! Take note that while this looks and feels like a budget store, and many items are supposedly in the $1.50 to $2.00 range, prices go all the way up to a whopping $15.00. Nothing in this store looks like it would be worth paying more than a couple of bucks for. Nothing. Combine that with the confusing price tags and pricing structure, and you could be in a very rude awakening at the cash register. I had such high hopes for this place, but I left so exasperated today that I have zero plans to ever return. read more

Daiso - The pricing is so confusing! I couldn't even find the prices on half of the items in the store. - Discount Store Near Me - Las Vegas, Nevada

You know that moment when you only came in for a couple of office supplies but ended up grabbing more items? Lol I think may have purchased an item for each aisle. I mainly stayed in the kitchen supplies area because there were items in there that I didn't know I needed, like a cylindrical ice tray that fits my water bottle and a ramen strainer Lol. Will definitely be back! The items are mostly $1.50. The cashier announces over the intercom every 15 minutes or so that all the items without a price (except food) are $1.50. The prices are in Japanese, there are conversion charts everywhere. Most of the items I picked up are without a price lol. Customers may bring their own shopping bags or $0.20 for a paper bag. A few of the shelfs are empty, but there are already boxes ready for restock! The employees looked busy given that the store recently opened and every customer wants all these goodies. They're probably a little bit organized now than a few days after opening. I didn't have any trouble navigating the store. Came in on a weekday at 12noon, no line and not crowded inside. Price: Fair, mostly $1.50. Some are up to $15 Service: all of the staff are very kind and helpful. Parking: plenty in the lot read more

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I am so glad that Vegas finally has a Daiso!! I no longer have to drive all the way to California for this cute little Japanese store. This place is very similar to a "dollar store", as most things are relatively cheap! The place is filled with snacks, drinks, and knick knacks! I mainly come for snacks and cute kitchen stuff like cups and bowls. They have a ton of ramen and chips that you wouldn't be able to find at a normal Asian market. Plus I saw that they have hot pot mix! I didn't get it, but I do want to try it next time. The store is very organized, well lit and has a ton of cute stuff!! 10/10 would reccommend if you like snacks and cute things :) read more

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LOVE!! It's a good sized store with a nice variety of home goods, kitchenware, organizers, Japanese stationery, snacks and such. Prices aren't a dollar but very reasonable. The store is laid out nicely with stationery and crafts up front and on the right, snacks up front and to the left with kitchen ware in the back. It was my first time in the store so I had to buy all the cute stickers and gadget and tasty snacks I could lay my hands on. I went on a Sunday morning and the store was not crowded. Cashiers were very fast, efficient and super nice. Cute bonus: they looked like anime characters - Love!!! Like all stores in CA, they charge 20 cents for a bag so bring your own green bag or pick up a cute Daiso green bag. read more

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I debated giving this three stars but I decided to bump into 4. If you've never been to a Daiso before and you like the idea of inexpensive Japanese goods, it's definitely worth a visit. If you've been to the other Daiso stores in California before, though, you can probably safely skip this one. They are bigger and more substantial. I visited this hoping to find some cute stationary like I had found in California, but they were low on stock, which was disappointing. I was definitely hoping for more stationary stuff. There was a particular type of pen I got in California and I was sad I couldn't find it here. I was also tempted to get a few other things but the line was just really long and I didn't feel like waiting. I noticed other areas were cleaned out too, like specific snacks. I wouldn't go out of my way to visit this store right now, especially if you were hoping to get specific stationary like I was. It's worth a visit if you're in the area, although my hopes were probably higher than they should have been. I heard they are building more stores - one in the Henderson area which is closer to me. Hoping that store is a tad bit bigger and has more stock. read more

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This is one of my favorite places to go if you love buying Sanrio things for friends or even for yourself! It is filled with so many cute things such as bags and stationary too! My friends love when I bring things home for them from here! It is also filled with many cute toys and plushies for those who love that kind of stuff ( aka me!) I added one of the mystery toy boxes I got for 5$ and I love it! read more

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The prices are a scam Pillow was clearly marked $3.00 and I was charged $3.25. They would not give the 1.25 back to me. I bought 5 at .25 difference. SHAME!!! Buy American!!! read more

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Love daiso, so many cute things, staff is always courteous and the store is very organized!

I barely heard about Daiso on TikTok a few weeks ago, but the TikTok I was about a Daiso in Hawaii. I randomly looked it up for Vegas, and there it was. It turns out that they opened back in December 2020, and it's well known. It was new for me, and I was super curious about it. On the day that I went, it was cool. It felt like an Asian Five Below haha. I loved it. Some of the price tags still had it show as Japanese Yen. It was kinda cool. There are lots of random stuff here from food & snacks to stationary items, gardening tools, & containers or dishes, etc. It's a cute place. I think it's even a good place to gather a few items together and give it as a gift for someone on a special occasion. The one thing that could be better is the attitude of the workers... I remember when I was checking out, they didn't sound very happy to be there. I mean, I get it.. like who wants to clock in for work, I guess, but they could've been a liiiitle bit more friendly.. Maybe they were just having an off day? Either way, the store's nice. Will go again. :) read more

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I love the store(please keep reading), it's so family oriented and you can find a lot of fun stuff if you have a family such as toys, stickers, organizing box, did I mention the word "family"? Apparently this Daiso is so against the family they refused to put a restroom in their shop, there are several time I'm in the shop and my toddler told me they had to go to restroom, almost EVERY SINGLE TIME I'm there, I had to leave the store just so I can take my toddler to use restroom, in the end I left angry and it made me don't even want to go back and shop, please think for your customer and stop being so selfish read more

Bought a car accessory to use and tried it in parking lot within 3mins and didn't work. Took it in for refund but said final sales. They sell defective products and refuse to take it back. No sorry just too bad final sale read more

Daiso is an amazing store! I first went when I was in Japan. My daughter-in-law referred to the chain as the " ¥100 store" which means "dollar store". Products were very affordable, high quality and abundant. There are a lot of nice home goods, such as dishes, bakeware, clothing items, paper products, food, and candy. I can go into the location in the southwest for two hours, no problem. Last time I went there, I came home with a basket full of stuff that I needed, but didn't realize it. Like dryer bags for lingerie, carabiners, flashlights... even flip-flops for the family for summer I also made a point of picking up some Hello Kitty items, which are much cheaper at Daiso than they were the Hello Kitty stores in Tokyo. I recommend everyone make a trip to Daiso. It is like being in Japan, seeing all of the products of high-quality offered at a low price. But it's not junk like you'll find in the dollar store or even Walmart. Check it out!! read more

While I agree that the Daiso here is nothing compared to the locations in California, you have to also agree that Vegas is seriously lacking Japanese markets and Japanese specialty stores. So I'll take it over nothing! Yes, the store is smaller with limited amounts of inventory. But I guess it doesn't bother me since I mainly come here for the snacks. Once in a while I find a household item that's not necessarily needed, but might be useful kind of thing. From my experience, what you find in store is all about luck. Some days there are not much on the shelves, and other days you see the employees unboxing shipments and stocking up on everything. Be sure to bring your own bag since they do charge $0.20 each for their paper bags. I have not been here on the weekends, but the long line moved fairly quickly on a weekday. Customer service is pretty non existent. The employees do not greet you when walking in and seem to concentrate on unboxing and rearranging stuff without bothering the customers. read more

Equitable to my experience in Japan.. Love love love Daiso Georgia coffee, all the little things my heart desires read more

Mood- Guilty Pleasure Every time I go into a Daiso, I start with a plan of exactly what I am going to buy. And every time like clock work I have a basket that I was not going to use, and a whole bunch of other stuff that was never on my shopping list. Upon entering I have always been greeted at this location. Staff always very friendly. Also I have noticed they are always restocking the shelves continually. There are so many finds in here. Take your time and go up and down every isle. I am sure you will find something - if not everything. There is everything from office stuff, home decor, baby stuff, kitchen stuff, outdoor stuff, makeup, food, and all the in-between. This particular day I was on the hunt for the baby chopstick trainers. And oh my goodness I bought so much more. Like almost a whole basket of more. Now my office at work is decorated with some pretty cool stuff. Would recommend- Pricing is reasonable. Most people are off-put by the way pricing reads. Take your time. If you see numbers listed look for the wall plaques that break down the amount you will pay, if there is no price listed any where currently those items are 1.75 each. No refunds all sales are final. Which is understandable for a discount store. Location is Rainbow/215 - ample parking read more

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After going to Daiso in California previously, I was pretty excited to find Daiso here. Unfortunately this Daiso is nothing like the ones in California. It's a lot smaller and I feel that it is missing half the inventory they get in California, also there were a lot of empty shelves. I was mostly interested in kitchen stuff, specifically dishware such as soy sauce cups, etc. They did have a couple, one with an inventory of three pieces and another with two pieces. Unfortunately I was looking for at least 12 pieces of the same design, so this wasn't of much help. Nothing else really grabbed my attention in the shop, nothing worth standing in line for so I just ended up leaving. Sadly after making a special trip to this location, it ended up being a dud. I do not recommend going out of your way for this shop. read more

Meh.... I was expecting more out of this place. It a cool place for small nicknacks . Great for kids & you g adult s, and for small places like dorm rooms. Like in Tokyo the apartments small do they have small gadgets and organizers etc. Another thing , you gotta pay 20cents for paper bag or no free plastic bags Cali-style lol . read more

Super cute Japanese Dollar (ish) store. This new Daiso, isn't as big as Cali or Hawaii. But, so thankful they opened one in Vegas. Daiso is filled with all kinds of goodies from food, to kitchen ware, make up, stationary and everything in between. Most things range from $1.25 and up. I do have to say this Daiso is quite small and jam packed with items and people. So be prepared to use your ninja skills in walking down aisles. Paying is a little wonky as well, you have 2 cashiers or 2 self pay stations. The self pay station was a little tricky and we needed a little help. But overall, happy with this kawaii store arriving into the valley. read more

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Pretty excited that a Daiso finally opened up in Las Vegas. I normally always hit up a Daiso whenever we visit SoCal but now, I guess I can make one less stop! Grand opening was super crazy. The line to get in was a mile long. There's no line to go in now but don't expect the shelves to be stocked. Product has been going out the door at a super fast pace and workers can't keep the shelves stocked. The two times I've been to this location, a lot of shelves were already empty. So if you want to stop by, I would recommend stopping by a bit later when the excitement of the first Daiso store calms down a bit. That way, you can actually see the store when it's fully stocked. I believe they are planning two other locations so hopefully this store will calm down when those open. Most items are $1.50 unless stated otherwise. It's very affordable and they have some useful stuff. They have a lot of cute things as well. Definitely check it out when you got time. read more

Kinda disappointed with this store. Having been to a few in So California, this Daiso was unorganized, lacking in variety and supply. When using the self checkout, I was looking for a bag to hold the items I bought. A guy who was manning the registers offered me a bag and told me that it costs TWENTY CENTS. The heck? This is NEVADA!!! NOT California! Disappointed. Won't come back. read more

Run don't walk! They restocked their blind boxes and sanrio items! They're also close to Brew tea so it's tempting to get boba before or after shopping. Highly recommend bringing your own tote bag because they do charge you! I usually don't mind if I'm reusing or recycling the bag but I've gotten into the Cali habit of bringing my own bag everywhere! read more

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It seems the employee rotation has been heavy after the initial opening; the place went from organized and inspected by visiting managers to messy and full of employees who seem uninterested in working. Two today kept walking around together and gossiping -- dropping a few f bombs in earshot of kids -- while customers had to navigate half-open stock boxes in the already-crammed aisles. One cashier with a huge line, none of her coworkers wanted to help her out. read more

What: japanese "dollar store" items. Ambiance: I was looking forward to finally visiting here, but ended up really disappointed. They didn't even have chocolate Pocky! The snack shelves were barren and several rows empty. I was hoping to get some fruit smelling erasers, nail clippers, snacks and a drink. Welp, 1 out of 4 - at least they had my favorite cold Itoen Jasmine tea in the front refrigerator for $2. Service: no ApplePay, ugh. Disappointing. No point in returning. read more