Discount Store in Brisbane, Queensland

Fresh reviews:

I love this shop. So much to browse, lots of little knick knacks and fun Japanese goodies. You can’t fault the price either. Great for Birthday party items or kitchen utensils.

Karen S.

Daiso

I came here for Christmas trinkets… storage containers… stationery…oh man, you know what? I don’t remember what I came in here for but I know I walked away with a coffee dripper and filter papers for $ 5.90 ($ 2.80 each). Think of this as Daiso’s sister. It’s brand new so the shelves are still being stocked but…

Lani P.

DanDa Japan

This along with the newly opened Stacks (Myer center) may be the only traditional dollar stores left in the city. The Japanese $ 2.80 shops are squeezing them out.RS has a decent variety of goods and the quality is fine for this sorry of thing. You won’t find a container whose lid doesn’t fit or a hair barrette…

Pansy G.

The Reject Shop

So, this is sort of a Target, but it sort of isn’t. American Targets have become giant superstores where you can buy anything. This one inside a mall has two small-ish levels and sells mostly cheap clothes (no one in the U.S. goes to Target just for clothes now), and a few household items, entertainment…