DAISO THREEPPY at VivoCity combines two beloved Japanese retail concepts under one roof, offering Singapore shoppers an extensive selection of affordable lifestyle products and trendy accessories. Opening at this location on July 1, 2024, the store merges the familiar DAISO variety store experience with the more curated, aesthetically-focused THREEPPY concept that launched in 2018 and was rebranded in 2022 to emphasise playful, colourful designs. Occupying units #02-41/42 at 1 HarbourFront Walk, this spacious, brightly-lit retail space features neatly arranged shelves with clear categorisation, making it effortless for shoppers to navigate through the vast inventory of unique, functional, and aesthetic Japanese products.
The product range spans every aspect of daily life, from practical kitchenware and household essentials to stationery, snacks, and personal care items that DAISO is famous for. The THREEPPY section elevates the shopping experience with slightly more premium offerings in trendy colour palettes of gray, pink, and mint, showcasing adorable fashion accessories, cute cushions, decorative potteries, stylish pouches, bags, and home decor pieces that appeal to trend-conscious shoppers. The merchandise constantly refreshes with seasonal themes and current trends, ensuring regular customers always discover something new during their visits. Whether you need budget-friendly storage solutions, charming gift items, quirky stationery for work or school, or simply want to browse Japanese lifestyle products that balance affordability with quality design, this dual-concept store delivers exceptional value.
Open daily from 10am to 10pm, DAISO THREEPPY provides convenient access for VivoCity visitors, HarbourFront commuters, and families exploring Singapore's largest shopping destination. The store has become a popular stop for bargain hunters, students stocking up on supplies, homemakers finding clever organisational solutions, and tourists wanting to experience Japan's famous variety store culture without leaving Singapore. The combination of DAISO's practical affordability and THREEPPY's Instagram-worthy aesthetic creates a shopping environment that appeals to diverse age groups and preferences, proving that budget-friendly retail can still offer style, quality, and the excitement of discovering unexpected treasures with every visit.
6261 3689
VivoCity
Operating Hours
Open Now
Closes in 11h 33m
Monday
10 am–10 pm
Tuesday
10 am–10 pm
Wednesday
10 am–10 pm
Thursday
10 am–10 pm
Friday
(Today)
10 am–10 pm
Saturday
10 am–10 pm
Sunday
10 am–10 pm
Menu information is not available at this time.
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The entrance to a brightly lit Daiso Japan store with a pink facade and white chevron designs.
Aisle view of a Daiso store filled with various storage containers and cleaning supplies.
Interior view of a Daiso store showcasing various merchandise and aisles.
Interior view of a Daiso and Threeppy store showcasing a wide variety of home goods and plants.
A wide aisle in a store filled with shelves of stationery and art supplies.
Interior view of a brightly lit Daiso store with aisles of merchandise and shoppers.
Interior view of a well-lit retail store showcasing a wide variety of products on shelves and display cases.
Interior view of a Daiso and Threeppy store showcasing a wide variety of packaged goods and merchandise.
A display of various socks and shoe insoles with cute animal designs.
A person walks down an aisle filled with various craft supplies and yarn.
A display of various plush toys, including seals, cows, and penguins, in a retail store.
Interior view of a Daiso and Threeppy store with shelves stocked with various merchandise.
Interior view of a brightly lit Daiso store with shelves stocked with various products.
A wide aisle of a store filled with shelves of packaged food items and snacks.
Interior view of a Daiso store showcasing shelves filled with various household goods and kitchenware.
A wide selection of packaged snacks, including nuts, dried fruits, and chips, neatly displayed on shelves.
A wide selection of Japanese food products, including sauces, seasonings, and snacks, displayed on shelves.
Interior view of a brightly lit retail store with shelves stocked with various products.
The entrance of a brightly lit Daiso Japan store with a vibrant pink facade and clear signage.
Interior view of a well-lit retail store with aisles of merchandise and shoppers.
Interior view of a shopping mall with people on escalators and browsing shops.
Aisle view of a retail store filled with various household and kitchen products on shelves.
Refrigerated display cases filled with a variety of beverages and snacks.
Shelves stocked with a variety of Japanese snacks, candies, and tea packs.
A wide selection of home goods, including pillows, cushions, and folded textiles, neatly displayed on shelves.
Interior view of a shopping mall with Daiso Japan and Timezone stores visible.
Was happy with the item I bought and store layout was ok.
Had a problem at checkout with a short haired Chinese auntie who yelled at me when I moved from self checkout to the cashier because I didn’t know how to remove an item I didn’t want anymore. She yelled loudly saying I was trying to leave without paying. I tried to tell her I was moving to the cashier because I didn’t know how to remove the item; I thought after a while the machine would restart and not inconvenience the next person. She yelled saying I should’ve called for help so I apologized and she removed the item for me.
I thought that was it cause it seemed like a miscommunication that was now cleared up. As I was paying she came up to me again in an angry tone telling me to press my of type payment when I was slow to pay.
The entire interaction was uncomfortable as she was very loud and acted unprofessional by making a big scene. Felt very anxious never coming to this Daiso again.
Shah Azriel
Just bought my stuff from Daiso Vivo on 24/06/2025 at 13:20pm
The machine won't allow me to buy 1 drink and force me to buy 2 drinks even though I wasn't interested in the promotion.
What makes the matter worse, was that there was a female short-haired chinese self-checkout attendant who treated me like an idiot. Excuse me, how am I supposed to know that I don't have a choice to buy only 1 drink instead of taking up a promotion, when other shops in the country allows you to just buy 1 drink without being forced to take up the promo offer. Her attitude really spoiled my mood.
Going to buy my stuff from Don Don Donki instead, at least they don't force you into taking a promo that you're not interested in and the staff actually treats their customers with respect.
TZ Lim
26 May @ 3:40PM: Short hair auntie at the self-checkout counter was rude. I did not know that the little snack packs (ones near the counter) that are stuck together need to be purchased as one.
I accidentally tore one of them to scan but can’t and tried to tell the auntie but she just told me in an irritated voice “You cannot tear like this, it comes in 4 packs together” and gave me a death glare lol
It was my mistake that I didn’t know that it comes together but her customer service needs improvement. Won’t be coming here again
Susan Lim
I had an unpleasant experience with a short hair auntie at the self check out area. She was quite professional initially as she directed customers to the empty kiosk.
I was intending to purchase an item and had scanned it, but after I saw the price decided not to. I tried to remove the item from the screen several times but I was unable to so I decided to leave it be. The auntie shouted very loudly and rudely that I should have asked for her help. I apologised and tried to explain that the item couldn’t be removed. To which she shouted again in front of everyone and held up the line, even though there are other empty kiosk. Funny thing is she couldn’t remove the item as well. Everyone’s having a bad day, but that does not mean we get to treat others badly and embarrass them
Positive Reviews
Florence Leow
🩷 DAISO & THREEPPY ( 🟧 Vivocity)
1 HarbourFront Walk,
#02-41/42, Singapore 098585
🔵 Visited the DAISO & THREEPPY store at VivoCity today and was impressed with the overall layout and shopping experience.
🔵 The store is spacious and brightly-lit, with shelves neatly arranged and clearly categorised, making it easy to navigate and find what you’re looking for. ✔️ From kitchenware to stationery, household items to snacks, the variety of items available is extensive —especially if you enjoy discovering unique, functional, and aesthetic Japanese products at very affordable prices.
🔵 What stood out to me was the excellent organisation: everything felt orderly despite the huge volume of products. The merchandise is constantly updated with seasonal themes and trends, which adds to the fun of browsing.
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🟧 THREEPPY, located within the same space, offers slightly more premium items, and the displays there are particularly well-curated. 🟧 The visual merchandising for Threeppy is very appealing— great for those looking for home decor, gifts, or higher-quality lifestyle goods.
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🟣 The store features self-payment digital kiosks, which made the checkout process smooth and efficient. It’s a great touch for reducing waiting times, and staff are always nearby to assist if needed.
🟣 Overall, I feel that Daiso & Threeppy stores are clean and well-stocked with a distinctly Japanese feel. ✅️ Definitely worth a visit whether you're shopping for essentials or just exploring. 🔶️ For people on a tight budget, Daiso would be a great shop.
✳️ 10th of June 2025 Tuesday
Sandra
One of d 1st outlets of Daiso. V well-stocked though d store front looks small. Visit it to know what I mean ;)
Frank Pascual
Been at this store today to look for some Teapots i realized that some of the teapot doesnt have the tea strainer that comes with it. I asked this young lady named SANDAR and she really made an effort to check every boxes to find those with tea strainer.
She is very helpful, friendly and very polite to all customers thats asking for assistance!
She’s a gem in this branch.
Thank you so much!
David Wibi
I like all the items here because the quality is really good. There is no doubt about Japanese products. Finally I found what I was looking for, because it doesn't exist in my country.
Nico
It is pleasantly scented from the entrance all the way through, and is neat and orderly. I came in to get a hat and a picture frame and got it for about $2-$3 each.
