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    Tiffany D.

    Wandered here one evening and saw that they had the hello kitty and friends collection in stock! I was able to stock up cause I know it's been sold out at other SF locations! Store and clean and cashiers were friendly

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    Maria P.

    Walmart is to Target as Daiso is to Miniso. That's the best way I can describe this little Japanese shop in Westfield Mall located on their food court level. I would have never discovered this shop if it was for my BFF who showed me the way. They have a mix of beauty supplies, household goods, snacks, toys, stationary, clothes, & much more. It's like a mini department store with Japanese products at extremely reasonable prices -- a bit more expensive than Daiso, but I think the quality of the products here were also better. They even have a variety of power banks for your USB devices which is what I ended up buying. The prices are reasonable and I love that my power bank features a polar bear from 'We Bare Bears' 'cause I'm all about the bears! I've been using it regularly ever since and don't know how I've gone without one for so long. There were so many other things in the store that I would've bought in a heartbeat if it weren't for my limited luggage space. A great place to check out for your traveling needs since they have a little bit everything!

    Cute pillows I don't need
    Anna L.

    This cute Japanese store is a mix of Daiso and Maido (Japanese stationery store in Japantown). Their products are more expensive than Daiso, but cheaper than Maido.They sell beauty supplies, housesware items, snacks, stuffed dolls, stationary, and school supplies. I plan on visiting this place each time I visit SF to stock up on Quincinera gifts for my bf's neices' party in August. They have adorable little gifts for teen girls, stuff you can only get from Japan. I talked to one of their peppy employees and she told me that they have a plethora of Pink Panther dolls because people in Asia love this character. I asked her about some stuff I saw two weeks ago, and she says their stuff gets sold out fast. Once it's gone, it's gone! This peppy little lady was super helpful with price checking and answered all my questions. She was super approachable, which was why I kept pestering her. I highly recommend this place if you're around the area!

    30 compressed facial sheets/face masks for $3
    Lizzie S.

    I saw Miniso at the bottom of Westfield near the food court and was all, "that's new! I don't recognize that!" And my friend said it was better than Daiso so you know we then had to go in and explore. It's bright and light and clean. You'll find shampoo, hair care and cosmetics, skincare, toiletries, aromatherapy, candles, stationary, stuffed animals, neck pillows and pillows, clothes, snacks and cool Asian drinks, and more! What blew me away were the prices. There were packs of compressible face masks for $3 in packs of 30 and 60. I've never seen that before! I was also impressed by their essences and toners--Miniso is where you can get all the skincare items for the 10-step process and have it be under $40...no joke! I will definitely be back more often for beauty and skincare, and cool prizes or toys or gifts for friends and travel and also myself!

    Incredibly rude "manager"
    William C.

    I've shopped here since the location opened and never had any issues with the employees before today. The person who rang me up, who eventually said she was "the manager" (cashier #US3002, pictured), was incredibly rude to me throughout our interaction and from other recent reviews on here I wonder how many other people have had bad interactions with this individual in particular. If she is indeed "the manager" she needs to be fired - she should not be supervising others on there customer service when she is so incredibly rude to customers. She ignored me waiting at the register for several minutes even though she definitely saw me (she was busy cutting up price labels?), when she finally called for "next" without looking at me, she ignored my greeting of "hello" and didn't say anything else during that transaction, but to tell me the total. I also had a return and she told me I was outside of the 7 day return window even though I'd purchased the item on 11/3 and today is 11/10. I pointed out that she couldn't count the day of purchase as the first day day of my return window because I did not purchase the item at 12:01am on 11/3 and therefore did not have a whole day on 11/3 during which to return the item. The return window starts the day after the day of purchase just like it does at every other store. She then told me she was the manager and that I needed to calm down even though I hadn't raised my voice, cussed, or was otherwise rude, I just pointed out she was incorrect. She then rang up the return without me pushing further, but then after she handed me the receipt she told me I needed to be more respectful next time. I ignored her multiple rude comments and behaviors and left without saying anything further. I might still shop here because they have cute things, but I won't be buying anything if I see her in the store.

    We Bare Bears Haul
    Lilli W.

    I came here for the various We Bare Bears items. Very happy! Store was very clean, and staff was nice.

    Why is this bear so appealing?
    Olivia C.

    Miniso is like a Daiso meets Uniqlo. It has everything from basic beauty products (tweezers, blenders, eye masks, etc.) to stuffed animals (brown bears, broccoli, dogs) to underwear. We walked in not knowing what to expect. It was fun to walk around but my friends and I ended up not buying anything. Items were decently priced but we didn't really need what they had to offer. This shop replaced the Hallmark store underneath the escalator.

    Lisa Z.

    The Miniso in Downtown Westfield has finally opened! Much more spacious than the one located at Stonestown. Was able to find some new products too! :)

    Elaine F.

    Cutsy Japanese little stuff ranging from massager, kitchen, beauty; mini Daiso in the mall... sadly all made in China with many cancer warnings.

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    Friendly organized easy to shop cute merchandise is good every time never had a bad experience

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    Great selection. Great customer service! Great fun items. They have a $5 mystery bag worth $30. If you love Daiso you will love it here!!

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    Amiko Boutique - Key rings

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