Not much as changed here... As many of the biz found here are loved by locals where you're able to grocery shop at Times while grabbing some snacks at Aloha Creamery and Ice Garden or to quench your thirst at Starbucks while taking care of the munchies at McDonald's, L&L, Aiea Pancake House, Makoto Sushi and so much more not to mention Aiea Bowl that we all love and have been to for eats and play it's also home to so many various services as well this multi level complex brings us here for many reasons and with lots of free parking getting it done is a breeze. It does sit on a very busy intersection for access which can get frustrating when you're heading to a specific direction but know that this is the spot to eat, shop and get things done. Thank you! read more

I had such a wonderful birthday weekend on Oahu. The Aiea Shopping Center was our sweet treat destination for a visit to the Ice Garden. I don't remember what everyone ordered but I know my pineapple one was delicious. Until my next island hopping adventure. XOXO, ChelsieFletcher read more

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Yay! The giant sink hole - pot hole has been fixed! Why it took months and months to get the job done. We'll never know.... But it looks like the job was done right this time... read more

This place has 3 levels since it is on a hill of sorts. The bottom has some shops, such as Starbucks and Times Supermarket. The second floor has McDonald's and other small shops. The third floor has some shops, Aiea Bowl, and the Alley Restaurant. There are many shops hidden away in the corridors away from the street. read more

There are at least a couple of reasons to like this shopping center. My favorite reason above all else is Aiea Bowl! It is one of the last few good bowling places that I know of on this island. Besides that, there is also a Starbucks, McDonald's, and a Times Supermarket here. They are all things I love. An interesting thing about this place is that it is split into three levels, each with its own separate entrances without any ramps to go between floors. If you want to park on another floor, you have to exit the shopping center and re-enter through another driveway. The floors are all connected though with a set of escalators and a staircase. On-site security is here to help to make sure everything is okay and to enforce parking. The parking on the bottom level is filled with mostly stalls with 2 hour time limits. This place is definitely a must stop if you have an urge to bowl, eat, or grocery shop. read more

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Five stars. A great strip mall to shop at. It has all the essential stores, such as groceries, drinks, take out restaurants, desserts, grooming, entertainment, and more! Almost a one stop shop location. They just need a clothing store now. Haha. Enjoy! read more

Came here on a whim to get shaved ice from ice garden. Yummy! Must return for more. Little old lady makes it for you, just order by number. Also stopped at Times and Dirty lickins. Convenient but tight parking especially during bowling hours. Will get some Starbucks next time! read more

I have so many childhood memories of Aiea Shopping Center, as we'd come here for our weekly grocery shopping at Times and special occasion dinners at Aiea Chop Suey. My parents still live nearby, so now we stop in to grab a Jamba Juice or a Starbucks. The shopping center has had many tenants over the years, but the infrastructure of the building has barely changed and it could definitely use a paint job. But although the exterior isn't much to look at, it still has some great mom n' pop shops such as Ice Garden, Aiea Copy, Samurai, along with Aiea Bowl and McDonald's. I was inspired to write this review of Aiea Shopping Center because it was my Dad's birthday on Friday and we had a very heated conversation about writing Yelp reviews. (Driving Dad home from birthday lunch) ME: Dad, you should write Yelp reviews. DAD: Why? ME: Because you're so opinionated and you think you know everything. You're a natural born Yelper! DAD: What would I write about? ME: Longs Drugs. Times Supermarket. Halawa District Park. Aiea Shopping Center. Basically anywhere you've ever gone in your life. DAD: I'll tell you why I won't write Yelp reviews! ME: Uh, okay... DAD: Because at Aiea Shopping Center all they need to do is turn those parking stalls just 45 degrees so the damn parking lot isn't always so jammed up!!! ME: That's great insight, Dad. The parking is a nightmare and always backed up. You should write a review so they know to make this change. DAD: Absolutely not!!! ME: Why not? (Looking very confused...) DAD: They should PAY me for this information!!! That's how valuable it is!!! ME: Uh, well sorry to break it to you Dad but I don't think they're going to pay you for that information... DAD: Well they should pay someone for it and I'm not giving away my ideas for free!!! ME: Gee Dad, I don't think you really understand how the internet works. DAD: Dammit, they need to change those parking stalls!!! ME: Okay Dad, well we're home now, so have a great birthday! Father's day is coming up, and I'll be printing this Yelp review and putting it in a frame along with $1 for my Dad. That way he can know that someone paid him for his idea and in the end I still got my Yelp review. He will be so mad I posted this review, and I can't wait to see the look on his face... Ha ha ha ha ha ha! Lesson: Yelping is helping folks, share your ideas... read more

Aiea Shopping Center has different levels (weird layout) and a mini mall with a bunch of different shops/stores/restaurants. On the upper level is Aiea Bowl, The Alley (restaurant) at Aiea Bowl, Dirty Lickins, and El Charro Mexicano. One level below has Ice Garden, McDonald's, Aiea Copy Center, Koa Pancake House, and L&L Drive Inn. Below that is Times Supermarket, Starbucks, and Jamba Juice. In between there are also firms, barber shops, nail salons, and a slew of other places. Parking is ample on each level (tightest spots located on the top due to Aiea Bowl). I frequent here for The Alley (restaurant) and bowling at Aiea Bowl! read more

Aiea town is a place I normally don't go on errand runs or just plainly go to, just because I have pretty much everything in urban Honolulu or east Oahu, where I live. Even if I come to Aiea, it would be mostly Pearlridge Shopping Center for stuff. Being on Yelp helps me explore and discover new places to eat and play, so here I was seeing this shopping center for the first time. I even had to google map the place to know where I was going to. Glad to know that this mall is great for those of Aiea who use this mall as an alternative to Pearlridge Shopping Center complex. Aiea Shopping Center is located on Moanalua Road, crossing Kauhale Street and Aiea Heights Drive. Nearby is the Aiea Town Square shopping complex filled with eccentric shops and specialty stores. The Aiea Shopping Center has plenty of parking spaces and caters to the Aiea community at large. The Bus route #54 comes through here and stops at the Aiea Shopping Center, so you shouldn't sleep on the bus. The way back into downtown Honolulu is across the street. Aiea Shopping Center boasts a Starbucks location, which is great for me to hang out, recharge the iPhone, and use their wifi without having to buy anything. There are quite a few eateries and restaurants in this shopping center. Aiea Shopping Center boasts a McDonald's on the second floor, along with more parking spaces and some eclectic eateries and office spaces that will cater to anyone's needs. There's also a doctor's office up on the 2nd floor as well. A Chinese restaurant and a local chicken and ribs restaurant dwells here too. Many options to choose from here, along with an L&L Hawaiian BBQ restaurant next to the Starbucks, if that fits your fancy. Whatever fulfills your needs and tastes, the Aiea Shopping Center can be the best bet for all that you need. Probably the crown jewel to the Aiea Shopping Center is Aiea Bowl. One of Oahu's remaining bowling alleys and it is here in Aiea. The shopping center is kind of outdated and can use a face lift. Couldn't hurt to update the image for the. 21st Century. Somehow Aiea Shopping Center tends to be just another shopping destination that's in a community setting. Quite off the beaten path if you are a tourist, but I had a satisfactory time here and hope to be back soon, at least lounging around in Starbucks and chillaxing the weekend away sipping on a frappuchino. Overall, I would recommend this area mall, if the Pearlridge Shopping center and other area shopping havens are not enough to what you want to go and buy. Many local merchants and businesses to support and patronize. Too bad that there is no Vietnamese restaurants in the shopping complex. Don't worry, there is a handful within a mile from here to get your Pho on! Just use yelp! Support local! B read more

I love that this shopping center is right down the street from my house! It has almost everything I want/need, all in one convenient location. I'm sad that there's no American Savings Bank (not even an atm, they took it out of Times years ago), but other than that there are many awesome little stores here. Aiea Chop Suey and The Alley Restaurant have super good food. Times carries most of my grocery needs. I love the baristas at Starbucks and Jamba Juice. There's indoor and outdoor seating so you can relax with your coffee and acai bowl. With three levels of shopping, I'm sure that there's something for everyone. read more

There is a lot of different shops to go to while you are here. They have times, Jamba Juice, Samurai, Aiea Bowl, Starbucks & much more Parking: SUCKS here I absolutely do not like parking here along with the crazy drivers. I do return to this mall from time to time. read more

Aiea Shopping Center... yeah man right now I'm like the 2nd yelper to review this place and you get like choke reviews for the other individual places surrounding the facility c'mon now fellow yelpers! Anyways as a fellow resident of 'Aiea, even more so, a fellow 'Aiea HS grad, this place is definitely memories as a youngster. This shopping center has got everything from liquor stores, the one legendary bakery diner place, Hawaii FCU, one shave ice place, couple of barber shops, Aiea copy center, one korean bbq store, L&L, Mcdo, Time Supermarket, Koa Pancake House, 'Aiea Bowl, and the list goes on! Get choke parking, specifically 3 levels down in Times side, McDo side, and Aiea Bowl side. Next to the shopping center, you have conveniently located gas stations, Wendy's down the road, and even another shopping plaza! read more

Coming to Aiea Shopping Center makes me feel very nostalgic. I remember coming here often as a kid to eat shave ice or go bowling. The problem is it seems Aiea Shopping Center hasn't been remodeled or updated since my childhood. The shopping center is a bit unappealing to the eye and there aren't a lot of places that really compel you to come here. I only really come here now to go to Aiea Bowl, that's the only real gem to be found here. If you happen to be in the area and want Starbucks, McDonald's, shave ice or L&L, you may stop here. Otherwise, if you're not trekking to Aiea Bowl (for either the food or bowling), there is no reason to come here. read more

I recently came by here. Honestly the whole shopping center looks like a hodgepodge of different structures. However it also adds an interesting hint of history. Basically this place looks like they just kept adding on buildings and sections so certain parts look rundown or uneven. But there are a lot of nice shops there. I do like the place and even though certain sections look iffy, for me I can kind of feel the history or at least imagine how old this complex is and how amazing that it's still around. I definitely need to go back to check out the other shops. But be careful parking. The parking lot is a bit of a mess because it was made decades ago. My first time there I saw many close call car accidents. Also getting out of the shopping center can be tricky because of all the traffic in the area. read more

To me, theres only three reasons to come to this mall... Ice Garden, JDK Salon, & The Alley/Aiea Bowl (in no particular order). This mall is way past its prime and the Times here is one of the worst around, though I prefer shopping at Foodland & Safeway anyway... or even better yet Whole Foods! Anyhow, if you do come here, expect to spend a while finding parking. read more

Host not so personable. Lots of empty tables. Not sure why the wait was so long. At least the waitress was personable. The fried noodles did not taste good at all. as usual the lemon crunch cake was delicious. read more

Great atmosphere and great service. One of my favorite baristas is Becky because she is always smiling and super nice. Even on super busy days she manages to keep a smile on her face and give excellent and speedy service. Geoff is really cool too and all the other baristas are pretty awesome as well. read more

this is a convenient place to go and shop for what ever you may need without having to go into town or to the big malls. however, you can pretty much say you are on your own if anything bad where to happen because there is no Security there? yesterday in the morning around 11am IN BROAD DAYLIGHT, my sisters van gets broken into and robbed. IN BROAD DAYLIGHT with other cars around and a lot of foot traffic, they broke and shatterred her passanger window and stole items. IN BROAD DAYLIGHT there was no security around to do anything, not even to comfort her and help here get a hold of the authorities. for 2 hrs IN BROAD DAYLIGHT the cops come, take a report and leave and still IN BROAD DAYLIGHT no security officer at all ever shows? you might want to take your own security if you go to this shopping center since they feel security is not needed. especially IN BROAD DAYLIGHT. read more