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1 About Daiso
2 Save Your Money
4 Best Big Daisos in Pyeongtaek as of 2021
4.1 Daiso Saegyeo0
4.2 Daiso Sosabeol4
4.3 Daiso Pyeongtaek City0
4.4 Daiso Jangdang0
4.5 Daiso Pyeongtaek University0
5 More information about shopping in South Korea
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About Daiso
Daiso (다이소) is a popular dollar store chain in South Korea that offers affordable supplies for hobbies and the home. You can find things for the kitchen, storage solutions, hobby supplies, school supplies, cleaning supplies, and so much more. Many people come to find it a necessity of life and they come in all different sizes. This list focuses on the biggest stores in Pyeongtaek, but look for your local branch on Naver Maps to find your closest neighborhood store for quick trips.
Daiso is amazing. It has almost everything you need to live your daily life for less than 5,000 won. This is how most of us survive in Korea as ex-pats. The best part is that things are as cute as they are cheap so you feel like you are winning from every angle. Before you shop for things like yoga mats, pots and pans, and office supplies anywhere else – go here first.
Important note: Military members and families take note. The prices are far cheaper than what can be purchased on base with comparable quality.
Tips and tricks for shopping at Daiso
- Bags are not free. Remember to bring your reusable totes when you go shopping. If you don’t, you will have to pay for the bags there. Prices start at 50₩ for a smaller bag and go up as the size increases.
- The self checkout has an English option. Don’t be afraid to use the self checkout option if there is a line at the register. There is an English option that will walk you through the process.
- Scan the QR code. Use the handheld wand to scan the QR code. The traditional barcodes you see on some items will not scan.
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Best Big Daisos in Pyeongtaek as of 2021
Keep in mind, there are many smaller neighborhood Daisos for when you need something easy and close, however, if you have time these are a fun adventure.
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Daiso Saegyeo0
031-691-6016
Copy and paste phone numbers into Naver Maps to get directions
Hangul Address
경기 평택시 평택로 311
A type of fancy dollar store with all kinds of things to solve little life issues at an affordable price.
(Listing information provided by the South of Seoul app)
Daiso Sosabeol4
031-653-6017
Copy and paste phone numbers into Naver Maps to get directions
Hangul Address
경기 평택시 평남로 862
Everyone nymph need for cheap. Like a fancy dollar store.
(Listing information provided by the South of Seoul app)
Daiso Pyeongtaek City0
0507-1357-6017
Copy and paste phone numbers into Naver Maps to get directions
Hangul Address
경기 평택시 평택로 40
Daiso across the street from AK Plaza. Easiest to reach by public transit.
(Listing information provided by the South of Seoul app)
Daiso Jangdang0
0507-1471-6027
Copy and paste phone numbers into Naver Maps to get directions
Hangul Address
경기 평택시 송탄로 5
Massive new Daiso near Home Plus not far from Osan Air Force Base.
(Listing information provided by the South of Seoul app)
Daiso Pyeongtaek University0
031-652-6017
Copy and paste phone numbers into Naver Maps to get directions
Hangul Address
경기 안성시 공도읍 서동대로 3882
This is an honorary Pyeongtaek Daiso because it FEELS like its in Pyeongtaek even though its technically in Anseong. Most folks who can’t read Korean will swear on their grave this Daiso is in Pyeongtaek city. It was also the areas first big Daiso.
(Listing information provided by the South of Seoul app)
More information about shopping in South Korea
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