Sakura is a teeny tiny little Japanese convenience store in the Sunset with all kinds of little…read moretreasures, healthy and delicious snacks and bento boxes, and Japanese pantry items. They get their bentos from Delica in the ferry building I believe and they also have the prettiest cakes, pastries, and sandos. I stop by for their ume onigiri whenever I'm in the area and it's the perfect little snack to hold me over on my drive home to the Valley. Their prices are really good compared to j town and it feels good knowing I'm supporting local small business by shopping there. The people working there are also always really friendly.

It's a cute little store that has some prepared foods and lots of little things to look at. I'll be…read moreback when I have more time to browse. Staff was pleasant.

Came on a Saturday before noon and it wasn't crowded at all! Been needing a large straight-walled…read moreglass jar, as I've been making my own sourdough bread. Looked around and found it for less than $7! Short line at checkout and got rung up quickly. Love this place!

Japantown has many good places shop in San Francisco for some Summer fun in the sun. There is a…read moreplace where you can find your wine vineyard escape hat along with that Summer music festival and San Francisco street fair hat. This place has salty chips for those who like it salty in SF along with sweet snacks . You will also find matcha for Don Juan de la matcha and orgami paper. This place is a global chainstore with locations in Australia, Taiwan , South Korea , Philippines, Singapore, Malaysia,and Vietnam. It is called Daiso and it's located in Japantown of San Francisco. On a Japantown stroll past the Peace Plaza and the Godzilla mural I landed inside the East Mall of Japan Center of San Francisco. Inside Daiso you will find different items ranging from stationary, craft supplies along with household goods like bowls, plates, and cups. You also will see aisles of merchandise like stuffed animals , sunscreen and skin care products. Daiso is worth shopping and discovering what the land of the rising sun offers. They say the sun always shines on the television "screen" but in SF they say everyday outside is "Halloween" you can go out enjoy the street festivals like the Union street fair and join the "scene "but don't forget the Daiso bought "sunscreen " Go to Daiso and grab some household goods like bowls to hold food for a "meal " it's a fun store I see the "appeal" of a place in SF to still get a good" deal "on new merchandise with characters like Hello Kitty and friends from "Sanrio"

This family-owned dollar store on Mission Street has been serving the community for over 20 years…read more In a city where businesses come and go, this spot has remained a reliable go-to for locals through thick and thin, from inflation to all the ups and downs San Francisco throws at small businesses. You'll find everything from everyday essentials to hidden gems at prices that still feel fair, even as costs rise everywhere else. The store is clean, organized, and always stocked with a little bit of everything--perfect for quick stops or surprise finds. Recently painted and updated signs If you're in the area, skip the big chains and support a business that's truly part of the community. Places like this are rare, and we're lucky to have it still standing strong on Mission.

Rude employees . They want you to leave your purse at the front . I refused and left! The store…read moreisn't worth coming to,

Every time I come in the store the prices are never marked…read more You grab one item marked with a black marker saying $1 and you get to the corner and it's $1.79. These people are crooks. Don't shop here.

I was biking in San Fran and it was cool out and I needed a sweatshirt. They had just what I needed…read moreand it was $24.99. I put it on and double-checked with the lady in the front of the store as to the price and she said $24.99, the clerk will know. He rang up on my receipt an item I didn't purchase for $1.99 so the total for the sweatshirt was $26.98 minus the tax. Really shitty of the dude to do that just because it was cool out. Two dollars is not a lot of money but I hate being ripped off for any reason. BTY... their phone number goes to a fax machine.

On my Clement Street errand list was to purchase a new dish drainer and red envelopes for Chinese…read moreNew Year. Lo and behold, Goldstar's sidewalk display of wares had a big box of packaged red envelopes for $0.89. In I went. In this teeny shop chock full of wares from slippers to bowls, brooms and scrub brushes, I found a right-sized dish drainer for $13.95. The kind salesperson asked if I wanted the red envelopes for New Year because I picked up the ones for birthdays. She scurried off and swapped mine for the correct ones. Sweet place selling useful things, one of those mom 'n' pops you like supporting.

I love stopping by here after I get dim sum next-door. they have amazing chopsticks sets, small…read morebowls, incense, and other household supplies. Great prices.

Everytime When I'm Chilling Around The San Francisco Mission District Area Most Of The Times I…read moreUsually Browse At This Discount City Store At The Mission Street Area Of San Francisco CA USA..... I Have Bought Numerous Items Like Night Lights, Hooks, & During Happy Holiday Season & Have Christmas Decorations Like Christmas Lights & Lighted Up Christmas Necklace & Christmas Ornaments Santa Lighted Up Hat!!!!! When Shopping At Discunt City There Are Some Items That Most Store Don't Have But This Ďì§ćôùnț Store Has The Items That I Have Shop For!!!!!

The franchise has many varieties and a lot of discounts and the store is well equipped with a lot…read moreof items

Thanks to the fellow Yelper for the detailed instructions on how to reach this place!! I needed an…read moreemergency bathing suit because we wound up staying one extra night in San Francisco and the hotel, The Palace, still has an indoor pool and hot tub! We got up early and hiked the two blocks over to Macy's where, thanks to our detailed instructions to the "secret" bank of elevators, we ascended to the 8th Floor and the Backstage discount store. It was deserted so early in the morning, and while I did not find a bathing suit, I did find some work out garments that would perfectly suit the occasion (hot tub therapy), for only $15.00! Lots of kids clothing and basic apparel here, at excellent discount prices!

You cannot reach this place using the elevators near union Square. Find the hidden row of six…read moreelevators and choose the eighth floor. If you find yourself inside the Cheesecake Factory use the escalators to go down to the seventh floor and then use the previously mentioned elevators to come back up to the hidden area of the eight floor. Otherwise this place is like a very well maintained Nordstrom's Rack. They do sometimes have discounted designer items locked up like purses

4 stars for treasure hunt grocery trip that rewards curiosity and flexibility. This is not a…read moreroutine grocery run store. I often find my favorite items available at other stores, such as Whole Foods. My favorite finds: - European butter, (4 ingredient) nut milk, cheese (including authentic barrel aged Greek feta) - Healthy snacks and specialty foods: Greek yoghurt bars, niche probiotic sodas (Poppi) - Wine: great selection, solid value and occasional standouts - candles and home goods: surprisingly high quality at times - protein powder, collagen powder, Maca etc. - European chocolate and gummy candy

I wii go there whenever I have more time In such time like…read morethis the price is very reasonable

The gentleman that was at the cash register was super helpful and always had a smile, I appreciate…read morethat! Lots of very good priced items. Most of the stock is Overstock is what I'm told and only a smallllll percentage is thrift, at the very back of the place! Look at their jewelry too! Sterling silver and others and they have crystal bracelets that's all sorts of design, I saw a few with the evil eye protection charm on it. Just put it on and it'll snap in place because it is elastic band. So no adjustment needed I will come back when I decide I need another bracelet!

I know people have to eat lunch. I get it. However, it would be nice for this business to update…read moreYelp to say that they're closed for lunch. Drove in from Oakland to check this place out while I ran errands on the peninsula. I paid for parking only to find the doors locked and a small handwritten note with only a time written on it (1:35) and nothing else. I'm assuming that is the time they're returning from lunch? Standing next to an Amazon delivery driver who had tried to make a delivery and called the owner to complete the delivery. The owner said they're not at work and for the delivery driver to come back tomorrow. I also understand that businesses sometimes get charged by Yelp to update their info. In the future, write a review or something saying you will be closed for lunch so we can come another day and not bother to pay for parking. Time and money wasted. Also, if you took the time to put a sign on the door, at least elaborate what that time means.

Even tho the store name is now 'Everything $1.50 or less', of course not EVERY THING is $1.50 or…read moreless. They sell fruits and vegetables, they go by pound or $ amount for how many. Many different items inside from candles to napkins, make up to picture frames, snacks to drinks, utensils to small gifts. Before coming in here today, I drove around SF & Daly City looking to buy helium for balloons. My cousin couldn't find any for her daughters birthday which was in an hour!! Walmart was sold out. Target was closed. I had called Home Depot, it was said they have them in stock, went there and none to be found. Started googling, and this store popped up. I called and asked if they have HELIUM TANKS FOR SALE TO BLOW UP BALLONS, the girl who answered the phone said yes they sell helium tanks, a tank for $8, bigger tanks are more. So of course I drove there. Went in and said told them I just called, can I see the tanks, and the girl (in a hijab) showed me a helium tank. THEIR helium tank that they use to blow up their balloons for sale. I said thanks and left. Did a lot of texting with my cousins and she was at Lucky's down the street. She waited FOREVER, so she asked me to bring the balloons back here and get them blown up. Each ballon was $3, we had 26, total $85 (+tax) They also have balloons for sale, they have a huge variety of balloons taped top of the wall for you to choose from, and guess what? They're $3/ea! Not $1.50 or less. I'm grateful they were open, esp on this holiday where stores were closed. Both girls were really nice and patient. I felt kind of bad because their line was getting long, and I was holding up the line because I was getting many balloons blown up.

Unprofessional loss prevention / bag check, 1. brought clothing just checking right size before…read moreheading wasn't stealing anything snatched the bag of stuff away for no reason weren't stealing anything didn't have to be rude, 2. On the shift he was on his phone talking to a friend or a family member easily for someone to walk out with stuff not purchase, there to work not to be on the phone.. making the place of business look bad!!!