Super old school general store with long history and all the good stuff. Double pastele with rice…read morewas mean, especially for being under ten bucks. I may have risked death by getting the salmon furikake rice that looked like it may have been sitting out at room temp for too many hours, but da buggah was 'ono and less than six bucks. Would do it again! :P

Five stars. Ching's…read morePunaluu Store was a lifesaver on my epic Dick Evan's Road Race in August 2024, during Hurricane Hone. I was bonking out by the time I reached here and I had no nutrition or hydration left on my bike. The food I had was a spam musubi and a Coke. Boy, it was a lifesaver indeed! The service was great. The auntie helming the cash register was friendly and allowed me to lean my bike inside of the store while I grabbed my stuff (didn't want it to get stolen left outside). The ambiance was an old school, Hawai'i mom and pops store that definitely brought back some nostalgic memories! A true gem when I needed it the most!

How many of you folks start worrying when you see your gas tank gauge getting close to the "E" on…read moreyour dashboard of your car??? I do!!!! :/ It all started back in the late 90's for me, as I was in Las Vegas with an old weightlifting buddy, as we were attending a bodybuilding expo. I remembered it was nighttime and somehow we ended up in a shady part of town on the east side, when suddenly I noticed our rental car was running low on gas. Concerned about the sketchy neighborhood we were driving in, I was debating on whether I should pull over in the bad neighborhood to get the gas, or that I should "chance 'em", and keep driving until we get to a better part of town to get gas. What to do, what to do??? The bottom line is..... when ya need it, ya need it!!!! Better to get da gas, bumbai you're gonna end up having to push your car! So today, while I was working in Kahuku, as I made my way back into town, I realized that my company vehicle was running on fumes! YIKES!!! All of a sudden I started to get flashbacks about running out of gas, when luckily I found this 76 gas station that was attached to a 7-Eleven convenience store in Kaaawa. Yes, this 76 gas only has (2) pumps and four dispensing stations, but if ya need gas, this is a great place to make a pit stop! Get some gas, and if you're hungry or thirsty......7-Eleven is there to meet all of your snackin' needs.

This gas station has not had gas for a week. They say its because they dont have drivers. What the…read moreheck. They are terrible to do this to our community. However, the peeps who work at 7-11 are the best!

A legacy store that's worth the stop, great food and prices with things your grandma would make…read more The Futomaki was the bomb! Love this place!

Driving on the Kamehameha Highway to the North Shore, Jamie W. and I felt a need for a pitstop, and…read morethis convenience market and lunch counter was a satisfying find, especially just before we hit the exorbitant prices at the Polynesian Cultural Center. We didn't take advantage of the tempting Hawaiian specialties they offer like the Loco Moco Omelette since we had garlic shrimp ahead of us. However, snacks and a Diet Coke were inevitable purchases as carefree chickens pranced in the parking area. Wait, Kaya offers furikake garlic chicken on the menu. Oh... RELATED - Exploring Hawaii? Here's a collection of places I've visited and reviewed: https://bit.ly/3Kz5ksc

Aloha! Thank you for welcoming me here. My friend and I are tourists, but this is her second time…read morehere. She was raving to me about how I must try 7-Eleven Hawaii's musubi. 7-Elevens in California don't have these! I enjoyed my salmon musubi. It was nice and warm! This store had lots of snacks and drinks to choose from. I love how close it is to the beach. It makes it the perfect spot to stop by for a quick fix.

The Hawaii 7elevens are so not the same as those on the mainland!!! We've now gotten dinner here…read moretwice this trip. A fresh salad and dim sum. The dim sum I think is better than that from Jade Palace at less than half the price! Not fancy but there are tables across the Street to eat at. Try the pork and shrimp hash pockets along with a variety of Manapua.

If you're in the area as a tourist and see this - stop and buy all of your snacks for home here. We…read morewent to other places and this is cheapest place & if you have a CVS card you get more discount. I got tons of goodies in every blend of macadamia candy you can think of.

My friends and I stopped by at this LONGS #10153 at HAUULA KAI SHOPPING CENTER HI 96717. Due to no…read moredata signal, I can't be sure if this review is at the correct location. I have to assume it is based on the CVS website. This is the one and only Longs Drugs Store in Hau'ula. We were here for some drinks after driving from Kahuku Food Truck area. Eating those salty food made us really thirsty. We could stop at the food stands on Kamahameha. Good thing we got to park safely at the parking lot. Everything in the store is CVS branded. It doesn't bother me. Because I know exactly why. And, I don't talk about politics on my Yelp reviews. So there. We were there in the afternoon around the time the school kids were going home. There was only one cashier and dozen of customers waiting to check out. We were on vacation. So, we didn't mind waiting. I found the usual Longs Drugs items at certain aisles by the grocery section. Got some lihing cherries, arare, coconut water and crack seeds. Then, we were on our way back to town. Overall, I thought it was pretty nice place to stop for some quick grabs. I wish we had time to explore the shopping center for some kaukau. Maybe next time. Aloha!

Need a snack? Breakfast? A beverage? Anything in between? They possibly have it. Hidden behind…read moreHukilau Cafe is this place. Nice cozy mini mart. Whenever I'm in a rush and don't want McDonald's I go here. I either get a musubi or a manapua. Today I decided to try what's in the foil. To my surprise I think it was a curry chicken potato burrito. Nonetheless it was good and did its job! Great place! Check it out!

Its an old mom and pop type of store and its one of my go to places for a quick pick up of snacks,…read moreice, musibi, Chinese moon cake, hot dog pastry, candies, a drink, etc. Owners are very nice people and knows all their regular customers. Friendly store, once owned and run by famous chef Sam Choy's family.

This is the old Sam's store, owned and operated once upon a time by chef Sam Choy's family…read more I gave a review on this same store under the Sam's store name. Great place for a quick pick up for ice, candies, food, drinks, etc. Love this store.

Ono goodies, especially the cookies! The manapua and gyoza…read morewas very tasty too! Owner very nice! Would definitely go back!

I love this small shop, it's a convenience store in Turtle Bay, with mostly everything you need:…read moresnacks, drinks, local products, souvenirs, OTC medications, etc. The people who work here are very helpful and friendly.

This place really helps out when you are at Turtle Bay…read more Need a snack? Come on in. Need a drink? They've got 'em. Don't want to spend $45 on a towel, as you would upstairs at the gift shop inside the hotel? Then this is the place for you, where you can buy towels for $12. It's essentially a convenience store, with some fun tourist gifts and knickknacks. They sell sunscreen, Advil, Pepto-Bismol, and all that kind of stuff. They sell snacks, cereal, drinks, as well as well as more beachy items. They also sell some cute stuff that you could take home if you are here visiting Hawaii. The staff is generally very nice, and professional. Whenever I am staying at the hotel, or attending the annual yoga festival at the hotel, I like to come here to get small items for breakfast. I'm not a big breakfast person, especially if I've got a full day. Also, this is much cheaper than essentially anywhere else on the Turtle Bay property. Hope you find what you need!

I came here and tried the poke on the island and it was really good. Auntie and Uncle recommended…read morethe Limu Service here is amazing. Customer service definitely recommended some of the other foods as well like the spam musubi and the ambience is like a local grocery store.

Heard this was the best place to get authentic poke around, i didn't try anywhere else sadly to…read morecompare to places like foodland or restaurants. But this place had a Local authentic hole in the wall spot, it's just some sweet old lady coming out in a gas station to serve up some homemade Poke. It was a good combo with the korean seaweed too!

If you're looking for good, inexpensive poke in Hawaii, grocery stores are the way to go. We…read morestopped by Tamura's on our way back to Laie from the Crouching Lion hike. The friendly worker explained the options to us and let us sample a few. They give you two scoops of rice and two different poke flavors. We got sunrise/spicy and shoyu/garlic. The sunrise was our favorite. Total was about $30 for two bowls that were good servings. There's no where to sit, so plan to take it to go to eat at the beach or your hotel.

I had a high expectations after my great 1st poke in Honolulu. This place has fresh poke and we…read moreordered spicy tuna and something lumi but this was lacked flavor. It was mediocre.