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If you buy something defective or broken, they don't care. No store credit, no refund, nothing. I purchased a plastic cup for water, I found out after removing a sticker on it that it was broken. I lost $20 as the manager of the store didn't care. I tried to contact Miniso Canada, they don't reply.
Miniso has been opening up several locations in Ontario, in malls, in Walmarts, pop up shops, etc. I get so excited when I see a Miniso, I go here all the time while shopping so I can purchase various Asian snack brands like Oishi. Great store with a huge variety of things from stationary, to kitchen supplies, apparel, and snack!
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