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Ala Moana Pacific Center

3.2 (15 reviews)

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Zoe T.

The Ala Moana Pacific Center can be accessed from the Ala Moana Shopping Centers parking lot, top level. This building has restaurants, Shokudo Japanese Restaurant which is located on the street level, Bread & Butter also on the street level (Ill have to go there one day). When entering from the Shopping Centers parking lot, youll need to go up the escalators. There you will find a hair salon and jewelry shop and the security station. The building has other offices such as Vacations Hawaii, travel agency, law offices and the reason for my visit... PSI Testing Center. To enter the elevators, there are boxes near the elevator and you push in what number floor you need to go on. The screen will then tell you which elevator you need to go on. Pretty cool. The PSI Testing Center does the testing for many of the different licensing or exams thats required by the state or federal agencies. I was a bit early and while talking to some of the people, I thought I was in the wrong place cause the two ladies I was chatting with were there for the real estate exam. Not only does the PSI do testing for the Hawaii Real Estate Broker Exam but also for Crane Operators, Air Conditioning, other construction licenses and of course my exam for TSA.

Jeana P.

Ala Moana Pacific Center can be accessed by the parking lot of Ala Moana Center. The building is basically an office building with couple restaurants on the street level, a hair salon, a travel agency, as well as lawyer offices. Vacations Hawaii is located in this building. That's the travel agency most residents use to book their flights to Las Vegas. Bread & Butter is located on the street level. Breakfast, brunch, lunch, and dinner are served here. I had the Margherita pizza the last time I ate at this restaurant. Shokudo Japanese Restaurant and Bar is another restaurant located on the street level. I've only been there once with a group of friends for a late night happy hour. The Law Offices of Neil T. Nakamura & Associates is located in this building. Living will and trust can be done here. They have a second location is near Pearlridge Downtown. One day I'll take a look at the directory near the escalators to find out what type of other businesses are occupying office spaces at the Ala Moana Pacific Center. 74/100

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Lana R.

I took the Hawai'i real estate broker exam at PSI in Suite #1135 in the Ala Moana Pacific Center. It was a very confusing process. I only had to take the state portion of the exam and I thought that using two elevators to get there was far worse LOL From what I remember to get to PSI from the ground floor: Go to the first elevator then head to the 7th floor. Get off then walk to the other elevator and choose floor 11 for PSI's Suite #1135. I am glad that for now I do not have to do it again. The people at PSI are very helpful and friendly though and are a reason why this place gets an extra star. Thank you to them for being so helpful.

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Tuyen J.

A very professional group of individuals. The Dr. Was very through with his explanations as well as his staff. I didn't know they have a salon as well as different shops that you can go to in the pacific center.

Security is lax,showed up after HPD already finished the police report! They need cameras and new security staff if they care

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Very difficult to navigate. Very few signs. Had to take 2 separate elevators to get to my destination.

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Who hasn't done some sort of business here this iconic building...they seem to have tenants in…read moreevery medical field to some spa and even place to eat. The Ala Moana Building if I'm not mistaken is built in the 60's and that marvelous circular 23rd floor penthouse was once a restaurant that rotated and I can only imagine the view it must've been. I've had dentist here growing up and now currently is back with a local doctor. I understand the parking for visitors here are free though I've never taken the opportunity on it and just park nearby at the mall and walk over. Strange enough I still find many locals confused of what floor to get off the first or third as the third is sorta like a mid level and is the parallel with the Mall where I park and the first is the ground level with the Bank of Hawaii either way here you can get many appointments taken care of. Thank you!

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