I always dropped by to look around every time I am at the Eaton Centre. It's probably one of the…read morecloser location to me since the one at Square One closed down about 3 years ago. They have a good selection of stuff (a lot more than the one used to be in Square One). Staff were friendly and quick. Everything is pretty affordable. There wasn't really a line up at checkout (granted I went within the first 2 hours of opening)

Stopped by MUJI to stock up on some of my favorite snacks, and as always, it didn't disappoint…read more The highlight for me is definitely their potato chips--especially the French Jura Cheese flavor, which is hands down my favorite. Rich, savory, and a little addictive. I also grabbed a few of their truffle options, which are just as good if you're into that earthy, umami flavor. The store itself is clean, well-organized, and easy to browse. It's one of those places where you go in for one thing and end up finding a few extras you didn't plan on. If you're a fan of unique snack flavors, MUJI is always worth a visit. I'll definitely be back to restock again soon.

I stopped by Muji because I had something to do later. This location and the one by the Eaton…read moreCenter are the closest location since the one at Square One closed a while back. I bought one of their shirts. Clothing seems trendy and true to fit/size. They are made for a thick material, so they maybe a little heavy for those warm and humid summer days. Pants waist band might be a little tight, if you are on the thicker side. Staff are friendly. The store is pretty busy. Also, the store has 2 fitting rooms so it might take a while to try on clothing.

Muji, located in The Well shopping complex is a household and consumer goods store from Japan,…read moreselling a variety of items (home decor, furniture, clothing, apparel, stationary and food). With international locations worldwide, this is Muji's 3rd location in the city of Toronto (first one at Yonge and Dundas and second one at Yorkdale). They also have another store in the GTA in Markham as well. The concept of Muji is simple...simple, minimalistic quality products. There is an emphasis on recycling, reducing production/packaging waste, as well as a no logo/brand policy. This particular location of Muji is accessible, however, is the smallest store out of all the stores in Toronto. They also have a robotic barista machine in the store as well, ready to make your favourite espresso or matcha drinks. The layout of the store is compact and sometimes you do have to be careful of others, especially around aisles with breakable items. They also have a good small selection of home decor, clothing, stationary and food. I've been to this location of Muji a few times and staff are always friendly. I recently went to pick up the new Muji curry packs that they finally have in Toronto. Overall, a smaller location of Muji, however, you are still able to find your favourite home items as well as stationary here.

Whenever I come to Pacific Mall I would drop by here just to browse around. One of the bigger…read morestores compared to other locations. They sell various things like household appliances, pots and pans, dishware, cooking utensils, stationary, Japanese skin care products, clothing, cleaning products etc. I like shopping at The best shop because some of their stuff are reasonably priced, you can find things for cheap compared to Ones.

Back in February 2020, I was at Pacific Mall and passed by The Best Shop. It was just before lunar…read morenew year, so there was a lot of cheerful, red-coloured merchandise in front of this store. I didn't go in, but that image of all that cheerful merchandise has been in my head ever since to visit this store. Recently, I returned to Pacific Mall to vote. It's cool and weird to have both the official and advance voting polls in a mall. My usual poll is at an elementary school a block away from where I live. I assume that due to restrictions during this pandemic that having students and voters in the same school wasn't going to work health-wise. After voting, I went up to the second floor to check this store out. It's like One's Better Living, where you can get small kitchen appliances, clothing, accessories, and a lot more. The small kitchen appliances are deadly. I walked by a rice cooker that talked to me. And, no, I'm not imagining things! The noodle maker was so fascinating to look at. I could go into carb overload easily if I get one. I spent a lot of time looking at every appliance. I liked the small umbrellas. One style was manual and the other was automatic. I'd settle for the latter. I hadn't see calligraphy brushes since I used them in Chinese school. Such a blast from my past! If you need a ring light and don't want to order it on Amazon, come here. There are several varieties and the prices are much cheaper and seems to work well. You can definitely find cool gift items here. There was a visor with a hairband attached to it. I could get one and truly celebrate how Asian I'd look with it on my head. I didn't buy anything, but it was fun to browse. I like this store. It's cool. (370)

Exploring Eaton Centre with my nine-year-old, this place was one of her favorites on the bottom…read morefloor. They have aisles and aisles of little toys, stuffed animals, and fun snacks. We ended up picking up matcha flavored Kit Kat bars.

Miniso is such a stable when visiting any mall that has it. there are so many random things to look…read moreat or potentially buy. Find keychains, blind boxes, bath mats, plushies, and plenty of Sanrio merch and other fan merch. I personally love looking at the nailong and pom pom purin things at Miniso. I also came across the Wakuku blind boxes that I am debating on buying. The staff won't bother you when you're looking around, so it'll be a peaceful browse.

This larger Sukoshi Mart by the Cineplex mall entrance is big and spacious. The beauty/cosmetic…read moresection is on the left when entering. Currently, the right side is a Genshin Impact section. The centre of the store has a lot of blind boxes and other merchandise. The back right is the K-pop section with all the albums, light sticks, and BT21 merchandise. The current promotions they have are 50% off BT21 merchandise and buy three, get one free with K-pop albums and light sticks.

I don't spent a whole lot of time at shopping malls. In late July, I was at Scarborough Town…read moreCentre, checking out the food court. Nearby this area was this Sukoshi Mart store. I have only visited this store in Mississauga a few times. I didn't realize that STC had one, so I dropped by to check it out. This store has a lot of cute and practical Japanese and Korean merchandise. It appealed to me. I especially like when you get a product that is both cute and practical. For instance, you could get Angie the booklight. Angie happens to be a purple anglerfish that allows you to read in darker areas. I also liked a bacon mousepad. It was adorable! There were beauty products, such as eyeshadow, hairbands, and facial masks. The prices were pretty good considering the assortment of shades that you got in the former. The selection of hairbands was limited. The facial mask varieties were excellent. This store had a lot of plushies. You can get boba ones in a variety of colours. They were cute and sweet. It also had the cutest PopSockets. The characters on them were rather large, so it may not appeal to everyone. I ended up getting a purple boba tumbler that was heavily discounted. The fact that it had a diamond-cut lid and was purple drew me in to buying it. The price was also right. I had a friendly woman at the checkout. She advised that sale items were final, so exchanges or refunds weren't allowed. I understood this policy, as I had checked that my tumbler was in good shape before I committed to buying it. I paid with a debit card. All went well. My tumbler is pretty cool. It's cute and it keeps cold drinks cold for many hours. I enjoyed shopping at this store. It's deadly if you like cute, practical items. I may need to return and get that bacon mousepad because it's so adorable. (344)

Located in Bayview Village…read more Currently the only access is within the mall as there is construction outside. You must use the southern lot to park and cut across the mall to access the shoppers. This location is 2 levels with the main floor dedicated to the Beauty Bar and the pharmacy and other items on the lower level. There is an elevator to use but call first to ensure it is in use if you are mobility challenged

I have been shopping at Bayview village on/off for years and I would say my experience at this…read moreshoppers location has been way below par! First of all, it's 2 floors and pharmacy is located on the bottom level (where mainly the elderly or sick people have to pick up meds...seriously!!). Beauty products and higher end products are on the main level...my main concern is the customer service...It is horrible and I don't even want to look at the store from far kind of cold service you get from the staff! There is barely anyone attending customers on the main floor and when you walk in, the staff look at you as if they are not interested in serving you and you're a bother to them...in past 2 months, I have gone in to purchase foundations, concealers or skin care related products(higher end products only) and I got no customer service at all! And I left without any consultation from the so-called "beauty experts". Needless to say, I don't even want to spend my money at shoppers, especially this location because of the poor customer service and staffs attitude. I hope shoppers will see this review and do something about this location.

This location moved down the street to include a cafe and a sitting area. It still has a very good…read moreselection of toys, stickers, posters, music and stationery. I got poca photocard, a few lomo cards and a matcha iced latte with tapioca. The pricings for the cards were pretty well priced. The matcha iced latte was some of the best I have tried. The girl there was friendly. Service was pretty quick (granted I visited about an hour after opening).

3.5 stars I am a fan…read moreof the store but it's on the pricier end. I suppose when comparing prices for Kpop cds if you factor in shipping online it's about the same. They have a large selection of Kpop cds, plushies, stationary, pins, jewelry and lots of knick knacks. Staff are friendly and greet everyone who enters and leaves the store.

Ichiban Living is located in the basement of Pacific Mall and is like a Japanese Dollarstore. The…read moreprices are all about $2.25 each. You'll find things you didn't even know you need. Once you enter the store, be sure to go to the corner and go downstairs, as there are many more knick-knacks for you to peruse. I wanted some thicker padding for my chairs and tables, so it didn't dig into my carpet as much, and I only found it here at a reasonable price! Look at those cute chairs and table socks! I also picked up some padding to stick in the bottom of my laptop to prevent overheating. I found some useful large S hooks that can fit my balcony railings and dividers to hang more plants. They have kitchen tools, bathroom gadgets, storage, pots, hangers, beauty tools, you name it, they have it. Always worthwhile to check out when you're at PMall. Note, I'm not sure if it's due to the fire, but the escalators at Pmall are not functioning, so you have to use the service elevators the past weekend to go up and down the mall.

Amazing place. Got everything I need. At first the place looks very small. When you explore you…read morewill find they have another floor. The place is pretty big.