E Mart 99 Plus

it’s very cheap and they have a lots kitchen stuff i like it. too many thing in big store.

GREAT place for anything. Very cheap, even korean products are very cheap.

Love the little deals they have here. I have been looking for cheap nail tools and this was the place. About 50 50 is 99cents or marked for a different price but everything is clearly marked or 99cents. Check the drink section! Got some cheap drinks and sake!

After seeing this place on Korean local magazine, we decided to try. I saw they are having some sales & wanted to get some Asian pears. The parking lot was quite empty & I saw only one shopping cart. When you walk in, you will see Frozen & refrigerated foods on your right side. You will start with home small appliances like rice cookers. Then you will have about 5 aisles of Asian foods. Than you will find general kitchen items to clothes, jewelries, small this & that.
I bought 9 count of Asian pears for $ 19.99 and this is a big ass pear! Nothing like you will find from whole foods or any other American grocery stores. They also had my favorite snacks «Korean sweet potatoes»! These are the best when u roast them or just bake them for about an hour. Korean sweet potatoes are nothing like yam or American sweet potatoes. They ARE TRUELY SWEET!
Bought some ramen & cart full of Koreans munches.
I enjoyed shopping at here but three things!
1. They need more shopping cart
2. They need check out register instead of using small counter surface.
3. They need a checkout system where I can see the item & the price. It’s very frustrating when I can’t see how much they are ringing my items.

It’s so much fun shopping in this big store! While it has a lot of regular dollar-​store items, they also have a huge variety of goods priced above a buck (still very inexpensive, though) and such items are clearly marked with a price sticker. The merchandise ranges from food items with a heavy emphasis on Asian — especially Korean — food and beverages, to clothing, small appliances and electronics, toys, cosmetics, kitchenware and tableware, luggage, arts & craft supplies … too may things to list here — even things like piñatas and wooden tortilla presses! Definitely come here and enjoy the bargains, the wide variety of goods including many unusual and hard-​to-​find Asian items, and the very friendly service of the personnel.

Excellent store. Great prices on quality goods, most only 99 cents. I found a decent quality spray bottle and a name brand pencil case (I still can’t believe they were only one dollar!), cherry incense (40 sticks!!!), a laundry bag, and much more for a dollar each.
Everything above 99c is clearly marked. I got an imported Korean blanket for just $ 29. Think Ralph Lauren quality material and hotel suite quality thickness. My bed looks like a cloud now!
I also got a Korean drink for cheaper than the local Asian markets sell them for. DELISH!
They also sell clothing and other home goods, mainly from Korea, Japan and China. I even saw a traditional Korean mattress (the largest around $ 200 — which is a darn good price especially given they are nearly impossible to find in Arizona. (I speak from experience on this one.)
The staff is very helpful and kind. The woman working there kindly took my large blanket to the counter for me and folded it nicely in a large bag to keep it clean for its journey home.
I’ve never had such great service at a discount store. The younger girl working there was also extremely friendly to the customer she was helping.
I will frequent this store even if it slightly out of my way.
Bye bye Dollar Tree!
PS– I saw a mochi maker!