Another Gas station a lot cheaper than most places other than Costco . Located right across the…read morestreet from Waikiki library and the Ala Wai Golf course is Ala Wai Texaco . Regular 4.52 a gallon and premium 4.97. My car only takes premium and the average premium rate is 5.09 or higher . This Texaco breaks the 5.00 mark. Also this gas station has a nice convenient mini mart that has everything from musubi, drinks , beer, also a ATM machine. Also it could be my imagination but I really like Texaco gasoline because it burns a lot slower than most . Let me explain what I mean by burning for example when I fill up my tank with Aloha Gasoline it really goes down faster than if I would have fill up on Texaco gasoline . Like I said it could only be my imagination but if you want to try it and see it for yourself let know what you think lol . Support local

The convenience of this gas station is great!…read more My gosh how it magically evolved over the year as I remember it being Chevron I believe? First of all it was the place for me to get the best hotdog pre-Costco it had it all with the drinks and snacks and all things for your car short of a mechanic. With this location just outside of Waikiki and in the residential area of Kapahulu it can get quite busy but having a light signal has its major convenience of making a left or right turns without worries. On this day though I'm apologize it was just for my windows as they baaaaaaadly needed a spritz with birds leaving me gifts just a quick wipes is all I needed and they do have it here which is super hard to find there's days, and I really appreciate you providing this for us all. Thank you

Cheaper than costco with the kamaaina rewards card. They have cash price and charge card prices…read more Located in a good spot next to Taco Bell on Kapahulu Ave. Service was friendly as you need to pay in store or at the window if using cash or gift card

Not bad to get gas here. There is a decent amount of space at the gas pumps. We came to Hele on…read moreKapahulu Ave and Williams Street because the other gas station didn't have enough pumps. I remember this gas station used to be Tesoro years ago. Not sure when it changed name. I have lived on the island for quite some time. I usually buy gas on Kapahulu just outside of Waikiki. The prices of gas is about the same compare to other gas stations in Urban Honolulu. Just looking through the tips posted by Chris M. on 4/10/12. It was only few cents more now. I got unleaded gas for $4.58 (10c more on credit card without Kama'aina discount). So, thanks for tracking the prices through time. I didn't interact with employees inside and I didn't have any issues with my transaction. So, I would come back, especially they got cleaner windshield wiper.

I gotta say this 76 Gas Station that is connected to the 7-Eleven Convenience store in the Kapahulu…read moreneighborhood sells pretty reasonable priced gas! Located just across the street from the FAMOUS Rainbow Drive Inn, this gas station has 4 rolls of fueling stations, that are well maintained. Don't forget to sign up for your Kama'aina card, because after swiping my Kama'aina card, the gas pump automatically lowered the gas pump price by $0.25 per gallon during my most recent fill up, can we say DEALAGES Yo??? As a bonus, if you're hungry, it's nice to know that you can just walk into the 7-Eleven and pick up a quick snack or drink. Can't go wrong with 76 gas!

I think this is a double list for this location address. See the other list for review.read more

I like bringing my car problems here because they do the work at a fair price. But what I like most…read moreis that all the guys who work here (except for Miles!) give off the distinct impression that you're bothering them and that they'd prefer you go somewhere else. But I was born to antagonize people, so I keep coming here just to irritate them by giving them business.

Super disappointed with this place. Waited on the wait list for my safety and I finally received a…read morecall to get my safety done. The person that does it was SUPER rude. My tint was peeling a little bit towards the rear and they said you can't see through it, there for we can't pass the car. Like... you can clearly see out my window just fine. It was literally a waste of time coming here. Although, I was considering that it was the end of the day and the guy doing the safety's was just over it and wanted to get out. But anyways, never coming back to this place. I went to a Texaco and they passed my safety just fine with no issues lol.

Took the short walk from the hotel to acquire a bottle of coke, and stumbled upon a group of…read moreVolkswagen enthusiasts displaying their vehicles under the Hawaiian night sky for others to enjoy. Aloha Petroleum gas station was hosting the group, their customer service inside the store was great! By the way...EVEN Hawaii gasoline is like $2 a gallon cheaper than California! Go figure.

AP saved us a lot of times. Since Costco gas ain't that close to us, sometimes we are force to fill…read moreup the gas tank somewhere else. And yes, AP on the rescue. Self service is real. I don't mind. No need to deal annoying staff or whatever. And if you are within Waikiki, it's the easiest spot to get gas too. Did I mention that their fried chicken is pretty dope? Wow, I can eat those while pumping. LoL. Stop by at their mini mart & you'll see what I mean. Make sure to sanitize your hand before landing your hand to the fried chicken. A typical convenient store that has most of everything you need. From munching something to personal needs. Customer service is pretty good though. Mahalo nui loa for reading & happy juandering fellow yelpers!

Great selection of hot cooked foods at the most reasonable prices on the island- gotta try the…read moredifferent varieties of spam musubi. It's 7 eleven so the ambience was convenience store chic but service was great.

Popped in here because I heard the 7-11s in Hawaii resemble the ones in Japan…read more They offer fresh made sushi, musubi, ube malasada, and even fresh made hot dishes like loco moco. Japanese dessert sandwiches and egg sandwiches are also sold here. My main focus Japanese candies, cookies, and chips for kiddos and, if possible, a 7-11 Hawaii shirt. No clothes offered. I did try a lychee lemonade slurpee. Not my fave. It was very sweet and needed way more lemonade in there. If you're going to grab snacks for your room while you're visiting, it's definitely worth a stop.

Well I guess I have to go to the Aloha Petroleum on Monsarrat for now on . This particular location…read morewhenever I pay by cash they never give me the 5cent cash discount. So tonight I decided to ask the associate why every time I pay cash you folks don't give me the cash discount she said we have to ask for it and also needed to be a Foodland Maikai member and show proof. Come on now where's the customer service the way the gas prices are so high what's 5cent gallon cheaper. I told her the Monsarrat Aloha just gives me the discount because I pay in cash . Although I'm a Foodland member as well . The associate replied I guess our location is busier and the owner is more strict . Well guess where my business is going from now on ! The rule of thumb you give your customer good customer service they will keep on coming back . Once you encounter a bad experience you'll lose a customer for life also word of mouth goes very far ‍ I'm just saying .

I had to use the bathroom after putting gas, i went inside and to ask for the bathroom key. they…read moresaid no... only paying customers, i asked if i could get the bathroom key if i bought gum. they still declined. the worker was giving attitude. i'd never recommend coming here! the customer service was terrible! shy wouldn't you let customers use the bathroom if there's a sign saying "RESTROOM"??? if it wasn't for customers?! 12/28/25 10:00 p.m

Remember when we relied on "service stations" for it all…read more.. Now it seems like it's less service and more "self service" and yet we still pay more for gas...sigh! This shell is right on a super busy intersection of South Beretania and McCully just before the overpass to enter H1 and have been a pit stop of mine for various reasons. The convenience of a separate area for air and vacuum, free use of squeegee, a convenient store filled with just about everything including an ATM or just to grab some gas because I've neglected to fill before I start my journey. Along with their current early bird promotion of a free 12oz coffee with any fill up of 8 gallons or more from 6am to 8am daily they also partnered with T-Mobile of $0.15 off per gallon considering the price for a regular was at $4.799 (as of Oct 29, 2023) every bit counts. Another guilty convenience that I do love is because they're on the corner I've taken much advantage of using it to pass through the two driveways...hey the traffic gets rough here at times and thankfully I get to reset myself and my ride. Thank you!

Off to Mililani we go. But somebody's tire is low of pressure. Goodness on our way to Westbound H1,…read morethere's a gasoline station and hoping the air filling machine is not out of order. Traffic is a bit heavy at that time. But we still manage to safely go in and since no crowd of cars, we easily park on the station to fill some air of my friend's tire. And yes, the station is working and nobody is there except us! Since both of us do not have any quarters, we decided to check their available convenient store. Used their ATM to have some cold cash and exchange it to quarters. The woman cashier is pretty friendly so no sweat. So grateful for convenient stores like this. And most of all, to have this gasoline station with available service you can use like air pumps. Just before you go drive on a highway this gas station is truly a savior to anyone who needs immediate fuel or air for the tire. Mahalo for reading & happy juandering fellow Yelpers!

A real hidden gem in Kaimuki! This family-owned convenience store has such a warm, welcoming vibe…read more The owners are always kind, hardworking, and genuinely care about their customers--it's always a joy to chat with them. I love that they carry unique, hard-to-find snacks, including some nostalgic older treats and great Asian snacks you won't see in bigger stores. Definitely worth stopping by if you're in the neighborhood!

Would give 0 if I could. Don't know if the older gentleman is the owner, but extremely rude. Would…read morenever come back.

How prophetic- see Jennifer Y's review from a few months ago…read more Evidently Fort Ruger Market closed yesterday on April 14, 2026. Great memories over the decades. Too bad it didn't play out well. The boiled peanuts were always a buy when we were in the mood. A posting this morning on the doors indicates they will re-open after renovation (does not mention timetable). Social media indicated they closed down 4/14/26. Same owner? New owner? Totally different business? Would be a shame if the iconic "Fort Ruger Market" disappears. If you lived in Kaimuki or went to Kapiolani Community College, this store was an example of the mom n pop stores that used to dot many neighborhoods before the arrival of 7-11 and other convenience stores. They were a Kaimuki Institution for over 75+ years. Hope they come back in a new and better form. Posted notice seen 4/15/26. Note: 4/16/26- a kitv news broadcast indicated that the owner, connected with the Young Fish Market family, told KITV after renovation the bldg would be occupied by CU Korean store, and that they would carry some of the Ruger Mkt favorites like poke and boiled peanuts . Hope they can incorporate the Fort Ruger Market name. Too iconic to disappear.

Went for poke and some lechon for lunch at 10:45am on a Saturday. Walked out with a bowl of adobo…read moreinstead. Because they had NO POKE! Walked in, saw the case was empty but waited for the person behind the counter so I could ask him if they were making/bring any out. First off, that guy was super awkward and just stared at me without a greeting. I said hi and asked if they had any poke. He slowly shook his head and said "no, we don't have any poke right now". I asked if they were gonna bring some out. He turned around to look at the lady behind him (who was already busy doing something else) then turned back around to look at me and continued to slowly shake his head and only said "no". So I just stared back at him and said ooookkkaayyyy.... What kind of place advertises poke but not have any poke on a Saturday close to lunch time nor has staff competent enough to help. I would completely understand if I went later in the afternoon but this was only a little before lunch. And no poke?! Cmon I looked at the hot food section and didn't see any lechon. So again, I asked if they had lechon today. SAME RESPONSE - looks at the case, then looks at me, and slowly shakes his said and says "no". Ummm....alright then... I wasn't going to get anything at all after this interaction and lack of food choices but the adobo did look good so I got a bowl of that. The food itself was good, a little oily, but what pork adobo isn't? I won't be going back anytime soon. That guy was useless and awkward and poke won't be guaranteed for lunch.