I just had my first experience at Aloha Home Market as a vendor and it was absolutely perfect!…read moreBefore that I hadn't done a public market so it was a great first-experience! I've just registered for my second event and I'm sure that I'd be choosing this market for anytime I pop-up on the East Side!

First time here, it's across the street and diagonal from Cinnamon's building. Much smaller than I…read moreexpected. Lots of handmade items and a few booths to purchase food or drinks. I did buy a hand painted dish cloth for $34 and a hand painted bag for $58. Both were tropical designed. Depends what you're looking for ie jewelry, wood work and there was also a Humane Society van with a line outside of it.

A nice store to shop for souvenirs and anything you don't need but want!!…read more I got a pen and a Hawaiian themed small cloth wallet !! Yes we got complimentary coffee to get that energy for the day! Thanks!

Beautiful Hawaiian print clothes, great gifts, very friendly staff...I bought lovely Hawaiian…read moredresses and men's shirts! Mahalo...best in Waimanalo!

The perfect local gift store for all your holiday shopping needs...and all other gifting occasions…read morefor that matter. I stopped in on Small Business Saturday and found a couple of great small gifts for close friends. They have a great selection of local items that are sure to please. Service is always delightful and the decor is festive... no matter which holiday is just around the corner. A variety of price points makes this the ideal stop for something unique for that special someone.

Cute little boutique filled with everything you think you don't need but want!! lol! I can spend…read morehours here just going thru all their stationary, knick-knacks, self care items- just to name a few.

Did some grocery shopping at Tokyo Central. Lots of Japanese goods imported as well as lovally…read moreproduced. PPRM owns Tokyo Central and Marukai in the USA...part of Don Quixote. Fair amount of ready to eat foods - not as much as a Don Ki store. They are in the old Times location at the Kailua Shopping Center....Times is under the same ownership group. I purchased some Kiriotoshi beef - made for shabu-shabu - but I just wanted to fry it for my lunch. Sale priced...and reasonable. Open daily from 600a till 1000p. Lots of parking in the shopping center...stalls are good sized. It is usually busy, so parking can be problematic.

Parking is good. The store has a lot of japanese specialties! More food for than Japanese snacks…read more Went for a specific snack but no where on island sells it unfortunately. They have a sushi, musubi, hot food bar. They so have a poke, raw fish area. Lots of meats or japanese desserts. Similar to Don Quijote.

Love this boutique! The dress on display initially drew me in. Then the aloha flowy pants drew me…read morein! Just purchased my second pair! They always do something fun for first Friday! Today it was champagne & Manoa chocolates! Love Rachael. She's very helpful and sweet. Highly recommend this very tastefully done boutique !

Kailua has Classic Waves…read more.. Kailua has some of the cutest shop and I just couldn't resist shopping here as they have some cute items various collection and know exactly what to carry. This cozy shop is filled right from the door all sorts of artsy items easily shop for my besties...and myself lol! Looking for something unique to send to my friends out to the states is challenging at times as the usual items found in Waikiki isn't as crafted with the local flair that we all love, tastefully chosen items are so appreciated. Some of that flair is found here which makes it easy and fun as well besides supporting local is something we all must do along with the helpful and kind staff shopping in Kailua is the classic way to go whenever I'm in the area. Thank you!

Whenever I'm wandering around Kaimuki, I like to check out the cute little shops in the area. Small…read moreKine Gift is very unique and different featuring a lot of fun small items. I don't think you go into this shop looking for something. I feel like the items pick you. Some are a bit expensive for their size. but I think the uniqueness and experience help this place out. Make sure to check out their very deluxe drawer system that features many different small items.

Small Kine Slay has become even more slay with the addition of a Photo Booth in their store. Limit…read moreis one photo per person. The Photo Booth looks like a mini tv with a touch option on the screen to take your picture. The photo comes out as a cute colored Polaroid. I definitely need a pic with my bestie Diesel next time I see him. Service was friendly and fun as always LOL. I like looking at all the snack options and cute Knick-knacks I can add to my collection.

Locally made chocolate!…read more I've seen Manoa Chocolate bars sold in various local grocery stores and shops over the years. My husband and I never had them until we booked a reservation for Manoa Chocolate's factory tour at this location during our local honeymoon six years ago, days before the pandemic started, when the factory tour used to be held here. My husband and I sampled a few chocolate pieces while our tour guide showed us Manoa Chocolate's cacao harvesting and chocolate-making process. We learned that those mainstream confectioners use fillers in their chocolate bars and lists sugar as their first ingredient! Since then, my husband and I have had Manoa Chocolate's monthly subscriptions at least on two different occasions, including today! A monthly subscription costs $25 for 3 bars--1 limited edition bar and 2 bars from their permanent menu; a better deal than buying individual bars! The subscription has better value the longer the subscription is. I love the variety of milk and dark chocolate bars. We've also ordered a bag of cacao brew and have mixed it with freshly ground coffee for a hot brew. If you love getting ice cream from Sage Creamery, their chocolate ice creams are made with Manoa Chocolate!

It's in a strange location, I wasn't sure I went to the right place at first…read more Once inside, it's quite nice. They offer tastings and I discovered I don't have the ability to differentiate. But we had a great time. Of course, we bought some chocolate. Go for the experience

This is one of the best finds in Kailua if not the entire island. Parker has amazing taste and has…read morecreatively curated this amazing little shop. Everywhere you look there are amazing and unique pieces of clothing, hats, small pieces of sculpture, jewelry. He has amassed an impressive collection lot legit vintage jackets (some from France, old military pieces and cool Levi's) and sweatshirts in cool colors with the perfect amount of fade and they are soft and comfy. And one of the coolest things (and I've never seen this before) they will professionally sew one of their vintage patches to their cool jackets or even embroider them, making each piece so personal and one of a kind. This is a special gem and a must see. Next time I will add my review for the ridiculously cool sister shop Olive's. Beautiful women's clothing, jewelry and housewares......

My favorite shop (including Olive, the women's store) on the island. Excellent curation - things…read moreyou can't find anywhere else on Oahu. Friendly owners.