Jusco Living Plaza

This place sells many knick-​knacks. I like this place! I could get lost exploring all the little things they’ve got!
I’d say this place is the equivalent to the «American Dollar Store!»
They have a lot of really small items that can be used in ity-​bity tiny living spaces.
They sell Japan made Daiso products.
I’d say the quality of the products are not so great. So, don’t be upset if the life span of the products you buy here don’t last past 6 months. I’d only come here if I knew I needed something simple and disposable, like baking tins.
If you’re having a kids party, this would be a great place to buy little things for the gift bags.
The aisles here are pretty congested so look really hard if you’re looking for something specific. It’s there somewhere crammed between the kitchen towels and hanging curtain rods.

Who says you can’t furnish a home on a shoestring budget?! As much as I support local businesses I have to say this shop will soon neighborhood knick knack homeware stores. Mark. My. Words.
This store sells everything: from socks to tissues to potting soil to makeup. All made in superb quality given its price.
Bottomline: yellow sponges that you insert in your shower drain to catch hair to avoid blockage, the cute Japanese kitchenware, the sturdy q-​tips. Multiple locations also makes it convenient to get your $ 12 fixes

Don’t underestimate what’s sold at the $ 12 shop, or the Living Plaza. This place sells pretty much everything — from food to cleaning supplies to stationery. If there’s anything you’re looking to buy, you’ll probably be able to find it here. There are a couple of $ 12 shops around HK but my favorite one to go to is at Fashion Walk, near the Excelsior Hotel. This is one of the bigger and newer ones and everything is very nicely laid out. There are actually two $ 12 shops in Causeway Bay — the other one is on Canal Road East, opposite Times Square, but that one is quite old so I much prefer coming to this one at Fashion Walk.
Some great buys I’ve had from the $ 12 shop include a piece of cloth that I bought to make a sleeping mask as a Mother’s Day present. The reason why I decided to look here was because if I bought them at the market I would probably have to pay for a huge sheet, and that’s not necessary for me because I’m just making a sleeping mask. I assumed that the cloth they sell at the $ 12 would be just a small sheet — but I was wrong. They didn’t have that many designs but there was a really nice floral pattern that stood out, but all the sheets were huge! I could probably make 30 sleeping masks with that cloth. And for only $ 12, this was definitely a good deal. Another thing that’s great to buy here is gift bags and gift boxes to hold presents. They have a ton of cute designs and they’re inexpensive too!
The $ 12 shop really is a one stop shop for all your shopping needs. I really enjoy shopping here because the aisles are wide and the shop never gets too crowded. I will say that I’m a little hesitant to try some of their things though. I haven’t quite gathered up the courage to try their $ 12 eye shadow and $ 12 lipstick — but maybe someday!