Daiso
Welcome to the world of Daiso - a hidden gem nestled in the heart of Seattle. This department store slash discount store offers a wide range of products at affordable prices, making it a favorite among budget-conscious shoppers.
Located at 710 6th Ave S, Daiso is easily accessible to all, with wheelchair access and convenient bike parking. They also accept various forms of payment, including credit cards, Android Pay, Apple Pay, and even cryptocurrency for the tech-savvy customer.
As a food reviewer of Restaurant World, I can attest to the fact that Daiso may not be a traditional restaurant, but their offerings are worth a mention. From unique kitchen gadgets to cute bento boxes and Japanese snacks, Daiso is a paradise for foodies and home cooks alike.
Stepping into Daiso feels like embarking on a culinary adventure, with shelves stocked full of surprises waiting to be discovered. The attention to detail in their products and the vibrant atmosphere of the store make it a delightful shopping experience.
Overall, Daiso is more than just a store - it's a destination where you can find quality products at unbeatable prices. Whether you're looking for a quirky gift or a new addition to your kitchen collection, Daiso has something for everyone. So why not pay them a visit and explore the wonders that await?
Daiso Menu
Location
Address: 710 6th Ave S Seattle, WA 98104
Phone: (206) 623-3312
Business info
- Wheelchair accessibleYes
- Accepts Credit CardsYes
- Accepts Android PayNo
- Accepts Apple PayNo
- Accepts CryptocurrencyNo
- Dogs Not AllowedNo
- Bike ParkingNo
Last Reviews
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Author: Gene W.
Everything is getting more expensive in Seattle. How can a cup of coffee plus a baked good cost more than what you'd spend for dinner less than 10 years ago? Thankfully, you can get a bit of sticker shock reprieve by heading into the Daiso store, just kitty corner from the Uwajimaya (prices at Uwa are Ok though roughly 50% or higher than Daiso). Like others had mentioned, Daiso is sort of like a Japanese dollar store. Prices are now a minimum of $1.75, but you'll find things here that you couldn't find at your local dollar store. Like what you say? How about a stainless steel fish turner/spatula, a stainless steel mesh drain trap, assorted mini colanders & strainers, imported savory and sweet snacks, and assorted sundries, toiletries, school supplies, and paper goods. Teens and college-age folks would love this place, especially since it'll break no ones budget. You'll find basically the same items here as you would at Target or Fred Meyer for HALF the price. Another must-stop whenever I'm in the Seattle area.
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Author: Tai D.
Though this is not the biggest Daiso, it is certainly very conveniently located across the street from Uwajimaya so all your grocery needs can be done on your visit to the International District! I'm a big fan of Daiso for it's snack selection, particularly teas and crackers. I also always go here for stationary supplies or if I need any organizational containers. I always find something good here!
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Author: Lara L.
Located across the street from Uwajimaya in downtown Seattle. No parking lot available, so street parking. This is a smaller store than what we have on Oahu, but we always like to check out what each city's Daiso (if they have one), has to offer. We exited with 1 large bag full of items....yes, we did...even though we have 2 Daiso's on Oahu :) Most items are $1.50- but the staff will remind you which items are NOT $1.50. I appreciate that!
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Author: Danielle C.
This is a small Daiso but it definitely belongs in the International District, with Uwajimaya and Kinokuniya just down the block. Most items are $1.50 but I've noticed more and more items are priced a bit higher $2-$5. The rows are a bit cramped here so I wouldn't come here with large bags or anything. They have a good selection of the containers that are good for organizing drawers and the like.