Keiki 2 Keiki sells new and gently used children's clothes, accessories and toy. We stopped in to…read morelook for tap shoes for my granddaughter. She's at the age where she changes shoe sizes every couple months and we're not sure she's going to be a Ginger Rogers. The store is somewhat cluttered with lots of great deals. Every square inch is covered with merchandise. The clerk/owner is Aloha friendly and will help you find something. Several other people were shopping for clothes and backpacks. We did find the tap shoes at about a third of the price of new shoes. What was nice is that she could try them on so we could sure they fit right before we bought them. She tried about six pair before we found the perfect fit. (She is a princess, for sure.) We also picked up a gymnastics leotard for her for a couple bucks. The shop has a small shared parking lot with free parking.

I love thrifting & I love spoiling the littles in my life. The concept of stores like these are…read moregenius; kids grow out of things quickly & knowing that you can get things new or second hand here feels like we're saving things from going into the landfill. Upon entering you're warmly greeted & constantly checked over during the shopping trip which is always plus! The store takes in good quality items so you know what you're buying is something they would purchase for their own family. I could easily spend an hour in here just digging through the toy bin, racks of clothes & shelves. Parking lot can get busy at times but hasn't been an issue for me for the times I have been. Can't recommend this place enough when I know you have littles in your life who go thru so many growths & interests.

~ Great Souvenirs ~…read more Sweet and attentive service! Love their sticker and mini bag selection! Regularly priced things for Miffy!

Miffy is a fictional rabbit appearing in a series of picture books drawn and written by Dutch…read moreartist Dick Bruna. My colleague wanted to pop in this place was kawaii as heck. So many cute items that you can purchase for yourself, friends, family, and love ones. It's a bright spot with lots of fans also purchasing the Kira x Miffy goods. Good luck practicing self-control. There's so much fun stuff to look through and buy. Even if you're not a fan, you'll still be able to find something cute to purchase.

Saying i L-O-V-E shopping here is an understatement. Let me explain, as a guy i sometimes have…read moretrouble picking out baby shower gifts. Here I can walk in, tell them my budget, tell them if its a boy or girl and then they show me great options. This past visit before Christmas they had a sale going on so i was able to get a nice blanket that usually would be a lot more expensive. The workers here are so wonderful and patient.

Shopping in Honolulu, Hawaii…read more.. My sister gave me a really cute Year of the Dragon shirt. I knew that the design was from Taj Clubhouse... they have a certain style... Located in Ward Village Shops - on the side where Fat Cheeks and Roger Dunn Golf are - Taj Clubhouse has been around for decades, but in different locations. This store is best known for its cute designs on rubber stamps, baby clothing, stationary, t-shirts, tote bags, and all things kawaii. I went to take a look and found Year of the Rabbit shirts at half off! There were all kinds of notebooks, pens, and zippered pouches... I stocked up on gifts! Service is super helpful! I was asked several times if I needed help. One of the owners stopped to chat with me and I found out that she attended my Alma Mater: Maryknoll School! If you need gifts or some cuteness in your life, come to Taj Clubhouse at Ward Center! Note: remember to get a stamp card!

I've browsed and bought items in this shop over the years since they have such unique cute one of a…read morekind items. I went in there last week with a friend and bought 3 baby gifts. There was just one clerk there and the reason for this poor review is the way i was treated as a customer. I asked for a recommendation for what is popular and the woman pointed out an item, which I bought. When I went to check out, she was almost hostile, did not crack a smile, say thank you, or anything. When I asked for the gift receipt she said something like, "just a minute" and not in a nice way then kinda tossed the gift receipt at me. The items in the store are cute, but expensive, but I try to support small businesses. I've shopped here before and have never been treated this way. This woman was not a teenager or young help who did not know better. It may be awhile before I stop in here again bit hope their service improves.

I don't miss an opportunity to visit SoHa Keiki every time I'm in town. The shop, located in the…read moreKahala Mall, offers Hawaiian originated and inspired clothing, accessories, books and toys for the discerning keiki in your family. Many of the books are written by Hawaiian authors and some are written in Hawaiian language. Durning my visit, Halloween themed stuffed toys and kid decor were featured. This visit, I bought a Shaka themed notebook, for my granddaughter. It's prices are on the high side, but many of the items are supporting local industry, which is a good thing. The clerks are friendly and helpful. SoHa Keiki is a perfect place to buy gifts.

Love the one of a kind ornaments and items! Such creativity! Great customer service!! Prompt reply…read morewith any questions or inquiries!!

So happy I found this class! Richie is an amazing teacher. Very professional and personable. I left…read moreher class feeling very happy with what I learned and made (CUTE pillow). Super excited for the next class. I highly recommend.

There are not that many local kid clothing stores around. So I came here when I wanted to get dome…read moreHawaiian souvenirs for kids. They do have some cute kids clothing and products that have the local theme. A bit costly honestly but I thought oh well gotta support local businesses right. But the most annoying part was the lady (not sure if she's the owner?) who kept asking me questions or promoting other products. It just made me want to leave so badly...and I saw similar yelp reviews about this issue.

A small variety of boutique style infant to toddler clothing. Moderately priced…read more I did make a recent purchase but will not be going back. An older woman was tending the shop. She was uncomfortably pushy on other products when the single product I wanted didn't have the correct size. I can clearly see the other options, I dont need to be heckled about them. I also asked for a bag in the end and she was very curt and said "you didn't ask for one". I replied to her that typically a shop will ask me if I want one. Overall, limited selection and poor costumer service. Next time I'll take the time to go across the street to Taj Clubhouse in the Ward Village Shops where the customer service and product variety is at a much higher standard.

I love the shirts here and wish they had more varieties of men's shirts…read more I did purchase 2 shirts today and hope to add to my collection. I mostly have Reyn Spooner, as they have more to choose from. Kalaha has slightly better prices, though. The lady who helped me was cool and not pushy at all.

I recently purchased three Kahala men's aloha shirts online. When the FedEx package arrived and I…read moreopened it, all three shirts were extremely wrinkled. I stopped by the Kahala store at Ala Moana hoping they could help, and I was warmly greeted by Akemi. Akemi was incredibly empathetic and immediately offered to steam the wrinkles out of all three shirts. She absolutely didn't have to do that, but I was so grateful for her kindness and excellent customer service. Mahalo, Akemi -- you made my day!

Kahala Mall had a deal between 12/5-12/7 where you could get specials at certain stores. I recently…read morehad a grandchild and like the infant selections at this store. I saw the sign where you could get 25% off an item in the window and went in. Maybe it was senior moment but lately I can go into a store for a specific item and leave with something else, only to kick myself when I got home. So when I went to purchase my items I completely forgot about the special. I wasn't reminded about it either. I went to Complete Kitchen and bought a couple of items there. The cashier was telling everyone about their sales and the discounts. So I went back to Up and Riding and asked if the items I bought (over $100) were eligible. They were and she did take 25% off the most expensive item. In terms of customer service the cashiers at Complete Kitchen were so much more helpful (not only to me because I heard their spiel to others too).

We often frequent Up & Riding for my kids. We mostly purchase slippers for the kids here since they…read morehave a lot of options. They have a lot of clothing as well from local vendors. Prices can be a little expensive for some items, but it is not bad for others. They also often have a sale rack. Make sure you sign up for their loyalty program to accumulate points for your purchases. Once you have so many points, you will be able to redeem it for money off your purchase. Staff are not always helpful or friendly, but they are young. Store is very neat and visually appealing.

You don't have to sell me on Uniqlo. I buy their logo free polo shirts and HEATTECH thermals all…read morethe time. I would stock up on socks and sweaters with abandon from the Uniqlos closer to my home in San Francisco. That was why it surprised me that I would seek out this familiar store at the mammoth Ala Moana Center. However, I had seen a local vlogger's YouTube video where he showcased the Hawaiian-exclusive clothing they sell here. Jamie W and I decided to drop by when we were at Ala Moana. Although not at the scale of the Tokyo Ginza flagship, it's one of the global chain's larger stores with an expansive multi-floor space. They offer the Brands Hawaiian Loco line, which is quite a distinct array of T-shirts spotlighting locally renowned businesses like Leonard's Bakery, Hawaiian Airlines, and Zippy's. I even bought one featuring a bowl of Zippy's saimin called Zipmin (Photo 4). I also really liked their line of aloha shirts because designs came from top quality Japanese block prints. I fell in love with one shirt based on Hokusai's "The Great Wave Off Kanagawa". I had never seen one like that before. They even offer opportunities to customize T-shirts and tote bags using exclusive designs from local artists. There's enough here to justify a shopping expedition. If you think one Uniqlo is like another, reconsider and come here. RELATED - Exploring Hawaii? Here's a collection of places I've visited and reviewed: https://yelp.to/06Oa2Epa6T

I rarely stop by Uniqlo but had to wait for a nearby reservation and decided to stop by. Glad I…read moredid! Pros: -there are Hawaii designs at this location with lots of local, recognizable brands like Leonard's bakery, Hawaiian Sun, Hawaiian Airlines, and more! -they have a self checkout area which helps you easily be on your way Cons: -n/a Overall, fun little stop if you need a souvenir or just want to represent your favorite Hawaii business.

For those that have known, they know. For anyone stumbling upon this brand and this retail…read morelocation, I will say that this brand has an almost cult-like following, which is what brings me back year after year to update my HiLife collection. They did relocate from its previous Waikiki location to this location in the Waikiki Shopping Plaza since my last visit a few years ago. I'm a big fan of their soft cotton t-shirts, with muted colors. I picked up another few this past summer, and I will likely continue this pattern for the foreseeable future.

I walked into the HiLife store at South Shore Market with the intention of buying some shirts and a…read morehat. I was the only shopper there. The sales associate clearly saw me, then looked away and made no effort to greet or acknowledge me. No welcome, no offer of assistance--nothing. After looking through their merchandise for two minutes, I decided to leave. I won't patronize a store that doesn't provide basic courtesy to its customers. Ironically, there's a sign at the entrance that says "Aloha Lives Within"--but I certainly didn't feel any aloha during my visit.