Oomomo

Nice store lots of stuff from japan. Love the kitchenware. Was sad that there were no japanese cooking knives.

Very nice and large store with Japanese stationary, home appliances, beauty products, snacks, and gear at very cheap prices! I recommend coming here to get kitchen and home appliances, especially their beauty face masks! (a large variety)

Workers are also very welcoming and nice. I would recommend this place.

(Update below) Very little online customer service. Ive email them twice with no responce to a mix up in my order online. Ive had the people who run their facebook try to help me and they are the only awesome people at this company. Dont ever order online people cause good luck if you make a mistake in getting it fixed.

Update: After posting this i had my order straightened out. Fast curbside pick up and i got all the items i ordered online. Again i made the mistake in the first place but the online customer service needs work. Not everyone is comfortable using a phone to talk to people. The facebook staff is amazing very reliable! (Updated from 1 star to 3 I was happy in the end. Still wont order online again though)

Massive store with a lot of imported Japanese items. Good place to find small houseware/kitchenware items

Love the offerings and the prices of their items for home organization. Went on 2021-03-27 and the lineup before entering went along the side all the way to the back of the building. (FYI That's an hour's wait if you're interested in going during the city's restriction of 25% capacity on the number of customers that can be admitted to retailers within the pandemic's 'grey' zone.) In spite of that, it was awesome how popular the store is just by looking at the diversity of the customers in the queue - 85% were Occidental (i.e. Non-Asians).

Purchased something online and came to pick them up, but we were advised by the staff the order has been picked up already? Kept us waiting outside for half an hour without a solution. First time came here, and it will be the last. Very disappointing.

Interesting store to check out for small knick knacks and household items. Reasonably priced items and our daughter loves the stationary items here

Despite the current situation, the store has maintained a clean and safe environment which in my opinion feel safe to shop. Need to line up but worth the wait. Inside, you can find kitchenwares u didn’t know will help you and knickknacks to munch. Really good and pleasing to the eyes and staffs are friendly too. Can’t wait to come back again when the situation calms down.

Big store with a wide range of items. They have a good selection of stationery items as well as snacks and drinks. Employees are very polite and helpful when asked about a certain item.

Bought some reasonable items here that are very useful for personal and home use. Will definitely come back for more.

Clean and well organized. I got a nice good quality winter cap for only CAD 3.50. Lots of cute, good quality products for less.

If you're looking for Japanese household supplies and products, this is an excellent place to start. Although I'm not familiar with what a Japanese household would keep around, there are definitively unique items that you won't get anywhere else. Also, note that the shopping experience will be similar to a dollar store; it is a discount store after all.

Keep in mind that not all products are made in Japan, even if they are labelled with Japanese writing. Gotta keep the prices low somehow, but the products are fine. I've not had many issues with them. Regardless of where its made, it just depends on the company's QC practices.

This is my first time at a big-box Japanese discount store. It has so many little things. I would say it is better than Dollarama but prices are also more expensive. Aisles are clean.

There are very interesting items. For example, sticky notes come in many different shapes and themes. There are little plastic clear cubes where you can display little items. There are colourful 4 inch tall tripods (actually it has 5 legs) for. I don't know what.

They make announcements in English and Japanese.

There are two gender-neutral washrooms.

Always have cute things.you go in for one thing and you buy a lot.be careful to not spend too much haha.

I've been coming here since they've opened. I love the little trinkets & useful gadgets that they have here for a reasonable price.

Way better than Dollarama in terms of quality and selection, but with similar prices. Can't go wrong!

Interesting place, show casing mostly Japanese and Chinese pop culture stuff including snacks and drinks. Mostly for teeny weeny boppers.

Great to see genuine Japanese ¥100 store goods from the likes of Daiso, Seria, and CanDo being offered here at an average price of $2. Plenty of stationery, housewares, cosmetics, etc.to go around. Snacks and drinks are a bit too expensive for me (e.g. $3.50 for UCC canned coffee or $4.00 for Sangaria melon soda) — might be cheaper at the knock-off T&T across the street, but more likely you'll just find a cheaper off-brand alternative there ¯_ (ツ) _/¯

Great Japanese finds for your home, crafts, and other great supplies for care. Not all products are from Japan, as they would say "Made in China".

It's great to take a stroll in this space, because you never know what you'll need just by the cute packaging and innovative products.

Quick line ups, and super friendly staffs.

We love Oomomo. The store is huge, with endless options for every household items. The pricing is unbeatable, compare to other local stores. Don't think they have a return policy, but the items are usually cheap enough so that's not a big problem.

Interesting and visually appealing products, reasonably priced. Something for every room in the home! I found barbecue tongs, cute prints for face masks and sewing scissors, all for $2 each!

This store has bee around for a long time, and this past weekend, I finally ventured in. I had a good time browsing as there were lots of cute things that I had no idea I would want for my life. =) Prices are great, and the quality of the things look very decent. Will go back again!

LOVE THIS PLACE! Oh my we spent a lot here! So much useful bric a brac!

One of the best things in Japan was the 100 yen stores. This place was very similar. For someone just moving into a new home this place would be so helpful. Many household items for a low price.

So well organized and lots of room to move around. The staff was very friendly.

This was my first time here and I loved it. They have amazing and cool products here. I was so excited to come to this store. I recommend this place to everyone looking for cool and unique everyday item used st home. I got strong plastic spoon and forks for my kids to take for lunch at school. I also got small containers for treats and silicone treat dividers.

As the reviews state this is essential a Japanese dollar store, everything is $2 unless otherwise priced. Worth the visit! Super store style, they have everything from hardware tools, to face masks, some very cute things! Will be visiting again for sure!

Cute and quite large japanese lifestyle store, most items are 2.75.good for household and stationery needs, storage, kitchen and tableware, bathroom essentials and even has snacks and drinks! Some of these are on a pricey side, like 3.75-6.50 for snacks/drinks but still worth from time to time! Quality is good and policy is like dollarama, no returns or exchanges.friendly staff, clean store:)

Some unique stuff here as it's all imported it would seem. Worth a look yourself to get a feel for what's there but a lot of the stuff could be found at any other dollar store, so not really with going out of your way for.

The store is really nice. As expected its all japanese style stuff. Some of the items are on par with items here. The prices seem fair i think as well. The staff seem very nice and polite.

Most stuff you can find for cheaper. Doesn't help that you can peel off the sticker and see the price in Yen. Basically shows you that you're paying almost double that they pay in Japan.: (