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    Asagi Hatchery

    4.9 (41 reviews)
    Closed 9:00 am - 3:00 pm

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    Calamondin, calamansi tree $52.00
    Judy C.

    When I am off or when I take off for doctor's appointment on either Mondays or Tuesdays and in the area of Kalihi, I make a stop here to grab eggs, the very special kine eggs we call "Balut" will not for me but for my momma & siblings, they love this stuff! Why Mondays and Tuesdays? due to the size of balut are small, don't want to eat them when they get too big. haha. Besides the Baluts, Asagi Hatchery got seeds and citrus fruit trees too, I also grab a few bag of vegtable seeds for my mom and a bag of fresh Rau Ram ($2.) to eat with the balut. The citrus fruit trees are $52. & up and they are from nursery on the Big Island. I really want a Yuzu lemon tree but they are all sold out. I am on the wait list for a Yuzu tree. ((Excited for a Yuzu, Can't wait!)) Asagi been hatching chicks for farms and back yard since 1935, range of chicken raising & food growing supplies also available, & besides the Balut, fresh eggs from Peterson's farm here too. During Covid times, Asagi is opened Monday-Friday from 9-3, curbside pick up only, cash or credit cards only. There are about 4 parking stalls in front of shop. Be careful when you turn in to Asagi, very small road shared with other businesses . Ok now, who wants BALUT? Let's goooo!! Get your salt & pepper ready, slurp.... slurp ....slurp! **Note., Prices are high for these delicacy, but best to get them by the tray for discount.

    Baby chick and our son

    We've been getting baby chicks from them for 15 years or more love the whole experience They are a great family business

    Our brown layers at 4 weeks old.
    Daryl H.

    Such an awesome family business. We wanted laying hens and just didn't know where to start. We called Asagi hatchery and everything was easy peasy! We told them what we generally were looking for in a hen and they suggested ISA Brown layers ( for our situation). They gave us all the advice we were looking for and set us with all the supplies we needed to get started with raising chicks. We picked up our chicks and starter kit at the same day. Knowledgeable and friendly!

    Yum!
    Josephine T.

    I always get my balut from here!! I love it. They're always super friendly. I like going on Tuesday's because the chick isn't too big! Right now during COVID they have you waiting outside and someone will come out and help you. They're quick and easy! To make things easier you can also call in ahead for your order. Love it! Best part, they have rau ram there too so I don't have to make another stop at Chinatown!

    Golden Comets at 6 weeks old!

    Everyone at ASAGI was so helpful and informative, with what egglaying breed would suit us best! Thank You ASAGI!

    Inside
    Margaret B.

    I was referred to this place by a friend who has gotten chicks from them before. We are new to this chicken raising thing as the Mama Hen that initially layed 10 eggs now have only 7 surviving chicks and now Mama Hen is nowhere to be found. So I came here to get chicken wire, stakes and Starter Feed for almost $80. The 25 feet of wire cost $30. Each stake cost $10 and I got four of them. And the Starter Feed cost a little over $6 for a 5 lb bag. Maxie was really nice and helpful, along with her mom but I didn't catch her name. They were both nice and gave me great advice. I'll definitely come here again for any chicken needs and advice!

    Brown Pullets
    Jordan Aaron C.

    Tweet Tweet....Tweetly-Tweet I have always loved animals my whole life, and chickens was always that typical Filipino Pet\side Business\Food. But my chickens were always just pets. I have been coming to Asagi Hatchery since I was 8 Years old to buy some baby chicks. They actually sell a bunch of chicken feed, medicine and farming supplies here. I have also seen some plants being sold here too. They also sell Balut or chicken fetuses that are still growing. They start selling the eggs at any age. They pretty must start incubating the eggs and you can buy the eggs at the stage you want to eat them at. If they aren't sold in time then they hatch and you can buy the chick. Not sure what happens if the chick isn't sold, but I am pretty sure they always sell out. Every time I call for new chicks, I am put on a waiting list a month away. The ladies who work there are always so nice, sweet, and helpful. I have been there many times to pick up baby chicks to be raised for eggs. I have always had my pullets; they are 100% on sexing chicks for me. I have recently placed another order because they are now selling the Easter egg laying chickens that pay eggs from brown, green, pink and blue. I hope I get the ones that lay pretty colored eggs. I am so excited. I recently picked up a couple baby chicks (http://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/asagi-hatchery-honolulu?select=QeX5popPMC0UJwgKEkVtew#QeX5popPMC0UJwgKEkVtew) and they grew quick and healthy. They are so cute and fluffy!!!!! I can;t wait to get my new chicks. If you want to get fresh eggs daily, this is the place to buy healthy chicks. They always are hardy chicks and grow big and healthy. I can't wait to be picking up my eggs every morning

    Wyandotte
    Ciara R.

    Awesome customer service. They were able to put me on a waitlist for the chick breeds I was looking for (silkie and silver laced Wyandotte). They got back to me like they said they would and we scheduled a time for pickup. Now my chicks are almost ready to lay eggs!

    Black and white Silkie chicks
    Erin C.

    Outstanding hatchery and excellent customer service. We are brand-new to backyard chicken keeping and they did a great job answering our questions with patience. We ended up purchasing two beautiful Silkie chicks from them. They also have a full supply store to support local chicken keepers.

    First eggs from our Rhode Island reds
    Missie W.

    Super nice staff. I'm a first time chicken owner and they were extremely helpful setting me up with just the right layer feed. Within a few weeks my hens were producing eggs. They have a good variety of organic and nonorganic feed as well and feed supplies that cam be hard to come by.

    Patti K.

    Maxine is awesome. She has all the answers for us novice chickeneers! Though at first glance the area looks small, they have everything you need. We are thankful for the patience and knowledge that Maxine has shared. Definitely will frequent Asagi!

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    Maxi Asagi helped me get awesome chickens and is getting me turkeys. If anyone wants to get started on chickens they are the perfect place.

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    Ask the Community - Asagi Hatchery

    Do they sell serama chickens?

    We do!

    Do they sell fresh duck eggs?? If not does anyone know where we can buy duck eggs?

    Kahumana, waianae

    Hi do you have any silkie chickens available?

    Not available in the next specialty breed hatch (May 2020), but they have it on their specialty breed list so that means they do sometimes have them available.

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    Kaka'ako Farmers Market

    Kaka'ako Farmers Market

    4.5
    (304 reviews)
    2.6 mi
    $$

    It's been a few years since my last visit to the Kaka'ako Farmers Market & it's definitely grown. I…read morehighly recommend for both locals and visitors looking for some of the best local vendors. You'll find everything from fresh produce, tea, gifts and delicious food. The market is open Saturdays 8a-12p. We arrived around 8:15a and had no trouble finding parking in the lot although it's pretty rocky (hopefully they'll pave it someday). Going early also helped us beat the crowds & the heat. One of our first stop was Joja & watched him make burgers. We also picked up some salted macadamia toffee from Almond Tree and it was so good! We bought a couple containers for gifts! The highlight was Sugah Papi Farms. We got a fresh fruit bowl and the ladies selling were so friendly! The fruit was incredibly sweet, especially the papaya mango and lychee. The gentleman cutting the fruit was amazing to watch. His knife skills were seriously impressive and watching him prepare the fruit was part of the experience. Get a fruit bowl and take a minute to watch him work! I love supporting local vendors who take pride in providing high-quality produce and products. We left with several bags, happy stomachs and looking forward to coming back!!

    As tourists we really enjoyed this farmers market. The walk wasn't too bad from the Hilton…read moreHawaiian Village but pro tip walk along the Ala Mona mall side not the park side (sadly the park along the way had a lot of trash and people who seemed to be homeless and/or under the influence of drugs). The farmers market itself is great! A good variety of food and drinks and prices not too too bad for a touristy area. Venders all seemed to have smiles on their faces which added to the ambiance. Service was great too. We enjoyed mochi waffles, pasta, tiger milk (boba tea inspired)-- all delicious. My husband also enjoyed his Indian Asian fusion steamed potstickers.

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    Ulu and kalo baked goods
    Ulu and kalo baked goods
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    Malu' Olu Ranch: Woods Riding Lessons and Training

    Malu' Olu Ranch: Woods Riding Lessons and Training

    5.0
    (2 reviews)
    10.8 mi

    This is the most awesome and fun barn I've ever been to for riding. The people here are all great,…read morewarm and accepting, it really feels like a family. Angela Woods is an outstanding instructor who has done a fantastic job of teaching my child to ride well and safely for almost ten years.

    I was pleasantly surprised and impressed by this establishment. I have been to a lot of riding…read morestables and ranches before, so I tend to be a little tough on my observations when I do visit one. However, this one exceeded my expectations. It was tidy and set-up nicely. It had one very large arena for lessons and jumping events, and another medium sized arena that was well kept. Judy Woods is the Trainer and Instructor that I spoke with and was able to observe a couple of her lessons, and was very happy to see the diversity of her horsemanship. It was enjoyable to see her students bond and work well with a lesson horse. Most of the horses are privately owed, but Ms. Woods herself has a few fine horses that she teaches lessons on. The stable itself was very clean and well kept. Most owners appeared responsible for making sure their horses were looked after and cared for by private hands. Even so, I would highly recommend this stable to anyone who is looking to board their horse, or to someone who is just looking to work on their horsemanship in any discipline: Western, English or Dressage.

    KOS Tours

    KOS Tours

    4.7
    (87 reviews)
    4.0 mi

    LOST is my favorite TV show, and I always dreamed of going to Hawaii. This past April, my parents…read moreand I set sail from Sydney, Australia and ended our cruise in Honolulu. Naturally, since we left Sydney and ended up on "the Island," taking a LOST tour would be the perfect way to end our trip. When planning the trip, the only day we could spare for a full day tour of the island was May 2. I quickly found KOS Tours online which seemed to have the strongest and longest history of giving LOST-centric island tours. They had several half-day options to choose from, but we wanted the full circle tour to see the most in the limited time we had. So I pushed the button without hesitation and we were booked. When we got there, it turned out to only be my parents and me with one other person, so a great small group experience if you want to avoid large tour groups. Like many in other reviews, we had Greg Berquist as our guide. Greg was an extra several times on LOST, most notably appearing at Santa Rosa in scenes with Hurley. Some in other reviews had mixed feelings about Greg's opinions and theories about the show. Honestly, even though I didn't agree with everything he said, he argued his points well. It reminded me of how much I missed watching LOST when it first aired. Theorizing was fun back then and it's still fun to talk about the show now. So I truly appreciated the dialogue and thinking about the show differently than I was naturally inclined. Greg made the day fun, often engaging us in conversation. He used his film experience at times to direct us in taking some quirky and memorable pictures. As we drove from place to place, he loved giving us trivia which in some ways gave me confidence in how well I knew the show. However, he did stump us several times. According to Greg, we were the only group ever in all the years he has run this tour that correctly named all ten Dharma stations from memory. So that's cool. We visited so many places throughout the day, too many to list. But some notables were Sacred Hearts Academy (Eloise's church), Santa Rosa, the Byodo-In Temple, several key beaches from the show, the waterfall at Waimea, and Camp Erdman (the Dharma Barracks). Visiting the Dharma Barracks was the highlight of my day, walking around those famous cabins and taking pictures. What struck me the most is how it still looks just like the show, only with the buildings painted blue. Greg brought us to Ted's Bakery for lunch which was a really nice stop and a much needed pause during the day. So, if you're considering this tour, don't worry about food. Whether you stop at Ted's Bakery or somewhere else, you'll have time to eat. Do I recommend KOS Tours for a great LOST experience? Absolutely. We had a wonderful trip overall, but I think we really saved the best for last. We enjoyed our time chatting with Greg and seeing the sites where so many amazing scenes were shot for such a legendary show. This LOST fan was not disappointed. And if you ever take the LOST tour and I see you in another life, don't be surprised if I pull a Jack and say, "Now you're like me." Namaste!

    KOS Tours is a Disgusting Company and RUINED our vacation! Our whole family came to Oahu to do the…read moreKOS Lost Tour. 20 minutes before pickup, we were notified no one was coming for us. We should have listened to all of the negative reviews! We trusted the agent's promises, which was a huge mistake. We pleaded and pleaded! My wife and our kids are devastated! Such a incredibly horrible company. They just don't care. We are leaving this review as we don't want this to happen to anyone else!

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    Camp Erdman (Dharma Barracks)
    Camp Erdman (Dharma Barracks)
    Kawela Beach (Where Jack and Kate first meet)
    Kawela Beach (Where Jack and Kate first meet)
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    OK Poultry

    OK Poultry

    4.8
    (77 reviews)
    10.2 mi

    Haven't been to OK Poultry in over a year. My sister shared her eggs with us and the current price…read morelist. Still reasonable for great eggs for TKG = Tamago Kake Gohan!!

    Incredible. My wife…read moreand I had been eyeing egg prices for months. We fortunately purchased a stack of 60 medium eggs while grocery shopping just prior to the spike in prices for $22. Needless to say, there hadn't been many options that supported that price point - though more and more are slowly reappearing. We decided that if we were going to pay a premium for our set of eggs, they'd have to be good - and we wanted the best. OK Poultry seems to have earned themselves a reputation over several decades for the freshness and quality of their eggs. A little backstory, the restaurant I took my wife out to on our first date also got their TKG eggs from OK Poultry. Then we learned that our friend's father who is also a chef, would come to pick up eggs from here as well. Over the years, we've heard more and more stories about these famous eggs, but we never really had the opportunity to head out to nalos just for eggs - until this past weekend. Coming off a 3+ day water fast, I was eating a lot of eggs as an easily digestible source of protein and boy those TKG cravings hit. So, we made a trip out to OK Poultry and showed up early, well before opening, not knowing what the situation was with the lines. Met a nice fellow who said he'd be getting his eggs there since he was a kid and that all the decor you see was there since the 70s. After picking up two trays, we headed straight for the in-laws house where we cracked one of these beauties over hot rice. Fantastic. Mixed with that umami rice, winnahz. We left some for my wife's parents while also delivering some to my own parents - because what says "I love you" more than the gift of eggs? We'll probably be back in a week or so for more. There's a noticeable difference in taste and we find these eggs particularly enjoyable even if you have to pay just a tiny bit of a premium for what could arguably be the best eggs on the island.

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    Medium sized TKG (Tamago Kake Gohan) eggs. Special $20 for two trays.

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    Medium sized TKG (Tamago Kake Gohan) eggs. Special $20 for two trays.

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