Canton Bazaar de San Francisco, CA

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Téléphone :	+1 415-362-5750
Site :	www.cantonbazaar.com
Adresse :	616 Grant Ave, San Francisco, CA, 94108 entre California St et Sacramento St Chinatown
Arrêts et stations de transports en commun proches	120 mSacramento St & Kearny St 190 mClay St & Kearny St 200 mKearny St & Clay St
Catégories :	Décoration d’intérieur Magasin de meuble Antiquaires

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Cartes de crédit acceptées	Oui
Parking	Rue
Parking à vélos	Oui

Accessible aux personnes à mobilité réduite	Oui
Sur réservation uniquement	Non

Aujourd'hui

Aujourd'hui	10:00 – 21:00 Fermé en ce moment
Heure locale (San Francisco)	08:45 samedi 7 juin 2025

Horaires d'ouverture

lundi	10:00 – 20:00
mardi	10:00 – 20:00
mercredi	10:00 – 20:00
jeudi	10:00 – 20:00
vendredi	10:00 – 21:00
samedi	10:00 – 21:00
dimanche	10:00 – 20:00

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20 avis sur Canton Bazaar

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Sean C.

Évaluation du lieu : 3
San Diego, CA

Best place but I didn’t see anything that interesting. The only item I wanted was a small oriental coin with characters on it. When I asked the clerk what it said he didn’t know so I didn’t get it.

Julie G.

Évaluation du lieu : 4
Alexandria, VA

If you are a fan of Pusheen the cat, they have quite a bit of merchandise here. They also have some very cute bags with cats and owls on them. Lots of fun treasures. Decent quality.

Laura M.

Évaluation du lieu : 5
Miami, FL

I was looking for higher-end tourist souvenirs from Chinatown and this was definitely the place to go. It’s got three floors, lots of interesting items, and while you will likely be trailed to make sure you’re not a shoplifter, it is well worth it for the variety and quality of items. I was able to purchase a Tibetan singing bowl, a beautiful blouse, some small gift items like a fan and some lucky Chinese cat statues. They offered to help me choose a singing bowl and taught me how to properly play it. They had a very clean bathroom (hard to find one to use in a store, much less a clean one!) and I just found it to be a great experience. Spent more than an hour in there because there was so much to see. Will make that my first stop next time I’m in Chinatown!

Bridgette A.

Évaluation du lieu : 5
NORTH HOLLYWOOD, CA

Great store, had good prices for what I wanted. Derek was a very considerate sales person. Other store clerks on Grant were somewhat rude. I will keep returning to Canton Bazaar when in China Town.

Fauzia I.

Évaluation du lieu : 4
Plantation, FL

So pleasant and a huge variety of merchandise — all reasonably priced if you’re looking for souvenirs. I even got a discount for a check-in. And they helped me find a good dim sum restaurant for lunch. Highly recommended!

Peter N.

Évaluation du lieu : 4
Santa Fe, NM

Our go-to place for Chinese/Japanese dishes. They keep re-arranging the downstairs area so that it’s different each visit, but the dishes are always there.

C. S.

Évaluation du lieu : 5
Lafayette, CA

I needed some colorful parasols for a project in our garden. They have very pretty and inexpensive ($ 6.95) paper parasols that come in a range of colors. Sharon helped me and she was so delightful.
Went in first to get a «prototype» to take home to see if my idea would work. Then, went back and bought nine more parasols. Both times, Sharon was extremely helpful and the epitome of customer service.
This time, i didn’t need anything other than the parasols but I noticed a ton of stuff that i’d love to go back and see when I have time. All in all, I had a great experience and thank you Sharon for being so great!

Curt C.

Évaluation du lieu : 4
San Antonio, TX

So much bang for your renminbi!
Canton Bazaar has all your spiritual enlightenment supplies. They’ve got all the Buddha statues you can ever need.
This market in the middle of Chinatown is a huge destination for all your touristy needs. They had cheap t-shirts, printed with images of the Golden Gate and other SF sights. But their selection is so much more– they’ve got everything you need for the home. Bats and scorpions sealed in resin? What home wouldn’t be better displaying a dead bat in plastic?
They have a second story that has a bunch more stuff, along with tea, exotic art, tiny boxes, and a bunch more Asian themed merchandise.
They offer the Unilocal check-in, which is pretty great of them!
Be sure to hit them up for some free tea samples while you’re there. They’ve got a great selection.

Joel G.

Évaluation du lieu : 3
San Diego, CA

pros… another tourist trap to find chinese stuff here. just like old shanghai, and peking bazaar. please see my review for old shanghai.
cons…just another tourist trap to find chinese stuff here. just like old shanghai and peking bazaar.

Christopher P.

Évaluation du lieu : 5
San Francisco, CA

Found many great items here. Prices better than most.

Courtney K.

Évaluation du lieu : 4
Annapolis, MD

This is probably my favorite souvenir shop in Chinatown. It is big and the staff is friendly. They have two floors of all the stuff that you absolutely can’t leave San Francisco without — bats sealed in resin, little pouches for your spare change, teeny tiny dishes, assorted chopsticks, tea sets and of course more. Also, i like the soothing Chinese music they play in here. One thing that they don’t have that much of is toys but you can get those gems across the street. If you’re only going to hit one shop in Chinatown save your energy and renminbi for Canton Bazar.

Allison M.

Évaluation du lieu : 5
Mountain View, CA

What a cool and fun store! You can explore here for hours. Yes, it’s absolutely tacky and touristy… but that’s the best part of it! You’ll find kitschy things that you could find at stores like Urban Outfitters, but also inexplicable little Asian boxes with erotic art inside them, thousands of candles, musical instruments, furniture, and clothes/costumes.
I know this isn’t authentic Chinatown, but there’s tons of that in the surrounding blocks. This is a very only-in-San-Francisco shopping experience, and it’s good for an (adult) laugh!

Elizabeth D.

Évaluation du lieu : 3
Baltimore, MD

I’d heard great things about this place, but I found it a little random. Maybe it’s that I’m not a huge gift-giver, but I didn’t see much here (besides jewelry) that lookd much different from other shops in Chinatown.

Chuck N.

Évaluation du lieu : 5
San Jose, CA

If you are ever looking for an excuse to go to China but you don’t have the money to fly their come here. Every single thing you can think of, Chinese related, is on sale here. The place is humongous it has 3 floors and free tea tastings. Forget the Asian museums nearby just come here. Ask for Mary she’s real nice and helpful. I need me more $ 2 wine holders downstairs.

Venus S.

Évaluation du lieu : 5
San Francisco, CA

I love this place. I grew up going to school right around the corner so I have lots of memories of shopping here with my mom or with friends after school. I just went a week ago to buy my dad some black tai chi shoes for Christmas (which they had in his size, a 43! Even though they were much more expensive than I had hoped, I found they were one of the only stores on Grant Ave that sell them at all)
While I waited for the woman to search downstairs for his size, I browsed some very odd tins (for your cocaine, weed, pills and other uses, painted with retro Asian designs, sooo odd!) And some dead bugs sealed inside plastic keychains (only $ 1.50!!) It’s such a trip looking around.
I paid my 10 cents for a bag and it’s a work of art! A beautiful painting of a woman on it. I sent it to my dad as well, as it was just so pretty.

Steve L.

Évaluation du lieu : 5
Cleveland, OH

The Canton Bazaar is an awesome place, it has a whole lot of beautiful furniture, jewelry, Knicks-knacks, clothing and memorabilia. Asian and CA in General too, mainly Bay Area based though. There’s 2 – 3 floors, not sure if they’re all always open, or if they switch on and off between ground/down and ground/up???
Everything seems very genuine, for a good price. The people wer very knowledgable about ALL of their merchandise, which is a lot. They also had a good idea of where else to go, it is their own little country inside a city.

Sofia B.

Évaluation du lieu : 5
West Lafayette, IN

If you can only visit one shop during your stop at San Francisco Chinashop, make it this one. Honestly they’re all the same stuff across the town, but this one has the larger selection, and more decent customer service.
They have a whole section on Chairman Mao stuff, which I really dig for some reason, all that Chinese communist propaganda stuff is pretty amusing. There’s also the little standard souvenir stuff like keychains and magnets which are hella cheap

David W.

Évaluation du lieu : 4
Santa Clara, CA

Cool souvenirs and gifts!
Found some cool wine bottle covers here
Great place to shop and decorate the house.

Eric B.

Évaluation du lieu : 3
Pleasant Hill, CA

When I happen to be in Chinatown, the last place I want to be is inside one of the many Tourist shops on Grant. I’d rather be checking out the Market action on Stockton, wandering wandering the Alleyways, people watching at Portsmouth Square, or heading on towards North Beach.
Yet during my last visit, I was hosting out-of-town guests and they preferred to shop instead of explore. Canton Bazaar was one of their key choices and I spent a LOT of time among this store’s 3 well-stocked floors. Are you aware of the notion that if you spend enough time in a place, that you’ll eventually buy something? It’s True. I was happy to eventually leave, but did so with a grudging appreciation of the selection and the helpful and friendly service here.

Summer M.

Évaluation du lieu : 4
Sacramento, CA

Canton Bazaar is one of the larger, nicer stores in Chinatown, with 3 floors of just about anything you come to Chinatown for. You could easily spend an hour browsing through everything. It’s usually got a considerable amount of customers but I haven’t seen it reach that packed-like-sardines choking level of crowd.
2^nd floor is apparel, including kimonos and Chinese dresses (Qipao) and accessories.
Ground floor is purses, accessories, jewelry, and decorative sculptures.
Basement is furniture, home goods and assorted kitchenware.
Sprinkled thoroughout all floors are the standard Chinatown chotchkies — folding fans, umbrellas, coin purses, hats, toys, etc.

Canton Bazaar

San Francisco, États-Unis