Excellent gift shop. Best on the island. Plenty aloha from Aunty Carmen. She my angel. Many gifts…read moreand great prices too! Safe great parking and located next to Mc Donald's for a snack u can only get in Hawaii. My go to place for gifts for my Ohana

This was the best place. You can skip the big name store across the street and just go to Red…read moreHibiscus. The selection was great and honestly better In some areas, along with cheaper prices. The AC worked making shopping easier and the woman running the front was super friendly. I believe this will be our new stop for our vacations.

Loved the staff & good mixture of items to consider for myself and as gifts. I would go back.read more

Very friendly staff member. They had more Kauai focused souvenirs instead of just basic Hawaii. My…read morefriend got a couple cute stickers and a sweatshirt. They had tshirts, tank tops, Kauai hats and some other unique finds including some sparkly pineapples. the prices were pretty typical and seemed a decent value.

This place is bottom of the barrel. You'll find nicer items at the same cost, if not cheaper, down…read morethe way at The Red Hibiscus. The clothes are OLD. Most of them are STAINED and filthy. The prices are ridiculous for what is being sold. I absolutely will never step foot in here again. Red Hibiscus or the shops down on Kohio Highway in Kapa'a are 10/10. Especially compared to this dump. The staff is rude, as well. At least the older white lady was.

We've been looking all over the island for some gifts to bring back home and found all of them…read morehere. The lady at the shop was extremely helpful and sweet. The selection is great with a little bit of everything. 10/10 recommend if you're looking for some great souvenirs/trinkets.

Farmer's Market Wednesdays is always a treat with the exotic, tropical fruits & vegetables that are…read moreso vibrant!! Really healthy & local vendors for fresh pressed juices, teas, tropical foliage & unique finds. Longs Drugs, restaurants & small shops are around. Nice to see them thriving & no visible storm damage, thank goodness. Glad to shop & support local.

Love the shops at Kukui'ula! When we are on the west side,…read morewe stop in to shop and frequently picnic in the courtyard area. Nice selection of stores. Friendly staff too! Take your time here and soak in the aloha at this lovely and quaint collection of shops!!

My partner and I named our Australian Shepherd puppy, Koa, after the wood, and the meaning "brave",…read moreso I knew when we visited Kauai we had to get a piece of Koa jewelry. We came to the Koa store on the second to last day of our trip, after searching the rest of the island for the perfect koa tungsten ring. The Koa Store had half sizes in their rings, which made for a better fit, and were very reasonably priced. Our $30 rings were $70-270 in other spots on the island, and the rings at the Koa store were much nicer and higher in quality. They had a variety of different items, and our cousins got some nice Koa bangles that we couldn't find anywhere else on the island. The lady working at the shop was very nice and helpful, and explained the materials to us. It's too bad they don't ship to the mainland, because I'd be a repeat, and frequent customer. Check out the Koa Store before settling on any other Koa products.

10/18/23 Still on the hunt for our sign for having guests leave their shoes before entering our…read moreabode...and I thought this place would have it. Nope. We've passed by this shop over a few dozen times over the years & decided to give it a go. The items are handmade from the Koa tree that is found in Hawaii. There are pens, jewelry, bags/purses, wallets, key chains, cutlery, ornaments, vases, kitchen items & other curious artwork displayed for sale. Candace was manning the shop & she was so friendly & welcoming. She even suggested a lady who might be able to create what we're looking for. This lady works from home & has a website (Tropical Isle Music). I love to support local businesses & Candace was so charming, I bought a couple of Aloha Hula girl ornaments & a pineapple (see photo) ornament. There's a few spaces for parking that it shares with Mankoa & a granola shack. It was lovely speaking with Candace, who I learned is actually half Filipino & half Japanese, born & raised in Kaua'i. Her grandfather was one of the first Filipinos who arrived from the Philippines to work in the plantations in Hawaii. It's always interesting to learn about people & their heritage. I'm very pleased with the experience & my purchases at this shop

Food 9/10 All the sweets we got here was perfect…read more Service 9/10 All the servers were great Ambiance 8/10 The place is a little cramped but they didn't have a lot of people there all the time so there was ample seating for everyone.

What a great shop. They sell souvenirs and food. I got a pretty Hawaiian flower clip for $1!…read more We stopped on this side of the island on a cruise ship. We came by both days that we were at port for food and shaved ice here. They have a huge variety of shaved ice. You can add different flavors or syrup and ice cream. They have mochi and flan add-ons too. The possibilities are endless here. The fried intestine and lumpia are soooooo good. The intestine shrinks when cooked but was still delicious. The lumpia's are 10 for $10. They are so good I can probably eat 30 by myself. The fried banana eggrolls were huge. Crispy, a bit too sweet for me but really good. HAPPY SHAVED ICING!!

A small little mall with an assortment of restaurants and gift stores. We came to kill time and…read moreended up buying a few magnets from the local gift shop. Decent little shopping center. Parking - They have a sizable lot.

Fun little mall that was a nice place to stop after our morning adventures. We were able to use the…read morefacilities which were clean and well kept. Some fun little restaurants and shops. We enjoyed what we thought was a book store but ended up being more of a toy/hobby store. My youngest daughter was thrilled to find some new collectors items from Hawaii! We also enjoyed the cotton candy machine. That was really cool to see and enjoy!

Would've given this place a 5star local marketplace if it wasn't for an employee's blunder in…read morecharging us twice for one item (didnt realize that until after we got back to the hotel). The snacks and grab and go selection is great. It has a little Hawaiian charm in it too. Def recommend people checking it out (and keeping an eye out for extra charge on your receipt).

If your hotel is close by, this marketplace has everything. There's plenty of different restaurants…read moreand souvenir shops. There's a lot of parking also. We walked to this area multiple times since our hotel is connected to it. I really liked the bbq place there

I'm lucky to have cross paths with beautiful Kauai. My previous visit was over 25 years ago. Yes,…read morethose times I remembered were filled with driving around the island with lots of sugar canes. It's good to know, even with small shopping centers in certain areas, it still doesn't take away the beauty and lushness of the mountains, trees, and the ocean. This shopping center carries the necessities and some luxuries if you choose to partake. Some of the shops: Safeway-pick up some groceries and snacks Starbucks-morning coffee Health food store-pick up something healthy to eat and try their sample tastings Abc stores-tourist souvenirs Subway-sandwich to go-for the beach Jewelry store-something for yourself or lover Stop by and take a look for yourself! It's coveniently located close to where I stayed. :)

Stopped here to grab lunch and stock up on snacks. Lots of great stores including Safeway, Ross,…read moreABC Store, Subway, Starbucks, Panda Cuisine, and so much more! They have a good mix of completely predictable chains (so that you don't lose your mind from trying all new things) to locally owned businesses (so you don't lose your soul from selling out to the corporate machines.) We got lunch at Subway, stopped in at Starbucks, ABC Store and Ross. Yes, we are total corporate chain sell outs and I am completely ashamed of myself. Tomorrow I make the commitment to buy my coffee from a local hipster coffee shop that only single origin pour overs from a responsible fair trade grower, buy all my produce from a farmers market, go to Goodwill and buy used clothing so I create less waste, and get my takeout from a mom 'n pop restaurant who sources 40% of their product from local organic growers. Who am I kidding? I'll just start with the coffee and we'll see how it goes from there...

This place is such a vibe. The owners are so nice. The banana bread was great. The shaved ice was…read moreamazing. Best I had while I was here. They just started making pizzas and their pizza is phenomenal. Definitely check this place out.

This place is definitely overrated. The portions are small for what you pay for. We drove out of…read moreour way to visit this place and were disappointed.