If there's anything that I need for a Filipino dish, I'm pretty sure Festival has it. Looking for…read moreTupig? They got it. Need Ilocos Empanada? Get there early because when I visited, they sold out. They've got some real fresh seafood, beautiful and plentiful. The food court area has anything you'd imagine for a quick lunch and their desserts from every vendor was delicious. I was able to get all the veggies, protein, and sauces in one place and each vendor was so friendly and helpful. Parking is kind of tough 'cause the days that get busy, I've found myself parked down the street. Otherwise, the whole area is clean, open spaced, and easy to find anything you'd need.

Limited parking. Great selection of fresh vegetables. Freshly made food. Clean restrooms. No…read moreshopping carts.

A must have if you love soup. DonPen Times Chicken Papaya Soup is soooo delicious. I pick up…read moreeverytime I get a chance and it never disappoints. The customer service is always warm and welcoming.

Recently check out the new brand name of Times supermarket combined with Don Quijote feels very…read morestrange in a good way . I like it because you can do your grocery shopping along with anything related w/Don Quijote . For example I like their small automotive aisle along with all the Japanese snacks . I was impressed they imported snack from Osaka Expo which was held about 1 month ago while I was up there myself in Osaka . The layout of the store consists Don Quijote items in the middle of the store and everything else is Times supermarket. Support local

Basics..... that's about it. I come here to pick up my staples for the week: onion, green onion,…read morecarrots.... nothing too exciting They are located in the Park N Ride in Kunia every Sunday from 9:30-10:30AM. They have at least five vendors selling veggies to fruits to fish at their stands. All of them are cash only. Would I recommend it? Well yes if you're in the area looking for your weekly veggies. I especially like the vendors closer to the grassy area because they sell sweet potatoes, napa, apples, oranges and other goodies. Yummmy!

Great place to get fresh local produce. It's nice when all the vendors come out but recently it's…read morebeen slim pickins. The regulars are always there. I go for tomatos, onions, and garlic. Basic produce choices. Some are cheaper than grocery stores and some aren't. Gotta be savvy. But overall, I like buying farm fresh produce so I don't mind paying a little more. Not too crowded like some other farmers markets which is nice. No old lady pushing you at the banana stand.

This is my favorite farmers market. Let me start by saying it helps to know the prices of your…read moreproduce but if not I find most of the vendors to have their produce at a reasonable price and a great value considering how fresh it is. My favorite vendor is PIT FARMS for their bananas (both apple and ice cream varieties), salad mixes, and romaine lettuce. And not far behind is SMALL KINE FARMS (who is usually there the second and fourth Sunday of the month) for their baby portobello mushrooms. The workers at both booths are friendly and very helpful in answering any questions that you might have. There are several HANDICAP PARKING stalls near the entrance to the market.

This place is great! Small but great! All the vender were nice and service was fast and kind. I got…read moresome really good sweet pineapples, dragon fruits, and sourdough bread. Parking was easy too so that's a plus! Definitely would go back!

Fresh seafood…read more There's a few seafood markets in the area but here is a one shop for all. Free fish cleaning and if you want, free fish frying. Now only if they would clean the fish before weighing :p A grill station on the premises offers Filipino food favorites. Hummmm fried salt and vinegar chicken skin anyone? An abundance of fresh veggies and fruits gives you the ability to make your own Asian food dish. In the building, you can get fresh baked items with a stop at Valerio's and across the room ice cream at Magnolia. Craving Jollibee? Need to send a box to Philippines? All in one building. Overall five stars. Prices are reasonable, easy parking, huge selection. Now to get some fresh pandesal :) M

I saw a post on IG about a beef bone soup with noodles that I wanted to try. It took about 20…read moreminutes from the time I ordered, till my food was ready. Odd, as nothing really needed to be "cooked" very long. I noticed immediately that a majority of the tables were disgusting and there are flies buzzing around. In any case, I still decided to order my food as "dine in." I did some shopping while I was waiting, and of course, while I was standing in line (almost 20 minutes later) my beeper went off. You cannot silence it, so I ended up abandoning my place in one of the three cash register lines. Since there are only 3 lines, they do not move quickly. This is prime time on a Saturday, mind you. I went to turn in the beeper and get my soup. The soup comes in a flaming box with a bowl shaped opening with feet, where the stainless seet bowl sits. Now, I get that the flaming box is meant to keep your soup hot... However, WE ARE IN HAWAII. The ambient temperature isn't going to cool down the soup dramatically. IN FACT, I HAVE BEEN SITTING HERE WAITING FOR THE FLAME TO GO OUT, BECAUSE MY SOUP IS TOO HOT TO EAT. Additionally, because the bowl sits on feet, the beef bones weight keeps spilling the soup off one end. The soup is delicious, but this is the stupidest execution and presentation of something meant to be delicious and simple. Also, if the bowl is too hot to hold and drink from... soup spoons would be awesome. ‍

06/27/26 After hearing about this place from fellow yelpers, had to come check it out myself. I…read morewas surprised to learn this country market has only been here just over a year. Very easy to find, off the freeway heading north on Kunia Rd and it will be on the next stoplight past Walmart, making a left on Anonui Street. You can't miss it because there's a huge sign and banners on the corner it is located on. There is plenty of parking attended by a couple of friendly parking attendants directing your way. There is a covered area with several picnic tables near the entrance as well as 2 porta potties. The market itself is not very big and housed in one small but long building. There are a few vendors on the porch area selling flavored water, baked goods, honey, and other goodies. Upon entering the building, the majority of produce will be to your right. To the far left is the checkout area. They accept bankcard and cash. Most of the items are packaged with signs and prices by each type of produce. The display of produce is neatly laid out and well-stocked. They even provide rolling shopping baskets for your convenience. Today they were having a 4th of July special on their sweet corn - buy 4 bags, get 1 free. The table was packed full when I arrived & in less than a half hour, it was empty. I was fortunate to grab a bag. Prices were reasonable and comparable to other farmer's markets. They were also selling Waialua cage-free jumbo eggs, 1 dzn for $6 and also Kauai shrimp in 2 sizes. Cashiers were very friendly and personable. Even though there was a line, both cashiers worked fast and efficiently. Overall, it was a great experience and I plan on repeat visits to check out seasonable items. Good location, affordable prices, fresh produce, friendly staff - go check it out and support local!

I like the easy accessibility of the Market right from the freeway off of Kunia Road…read more The variety of all local farm fresh produce is great. I was able to get a case of apple bananas for $25, lots of bunches to share with friends and neighbors. Most of the produce is bagged for $5 including eggplant, Choi sum, bok choy, tomatoes, beans, taro and bittermelon leaves and much more. I've been there twice and got my favorite papaya 2 for )5 (large ones) and pineapple. I also purchased the large bag of Kauai Shrimp with two sizes available You can enjoy some food carts and crafts there as well. Support our local farmers and visit them!

I absolutely loved going around aisle by aisle here. It was so clean and organized. There is…read moresomething about going to a Safeway that's different from going to target or Walmart or Costco. Also, I love that it's open and available at the time that I'm available. I will have to say that being here at 5 AM with nobody in the building but myself and probably a few associates, made it extremely cold? Or am I just not used to AC anymore? It was actually unbearably cold that I had to leave after sometime because I was getting so uncomfortable, it hurt. But then again, this is someone who used to live in Texas and needed to always have a 66° AC to someone who now lives in a space with absolutely no AC. So take this with a grain of salt. This is probably my favorite Safeway I've ever been to and I've been to several in the country during my travels. It's a shame that I only started checking in seriously this year! I highly recommend this location for good finds and for being very well organized. It makes me want to shop more. I also found some fun items in their international section that I've never seen before. I will obviously be back!

To the cashier who was a little flirty to my husband .. so unacceptable !…read more We go here all the time And yet no one was in her line and she opened up her arms to my husband like come come all smiles which is fine ... but you see he's buying a cake that says happy birthday baby? And you want a slice but take it way too far asking for a slice jokingly or whatever ..but then he says no it's for a special lady and you wanna take the joke farther with oooo she's a special lucky lady mmm (I think she added in ..to have you) or something along those lines ..Girl they said you seemed high cmon now .. the way you say it the body language you were giving!! Ghurl you suppose to be working not flirting .. you ain't an older lady even still please don't flirt with other peoples husbands thanks ! I'd rate it higher but for this encounter no! MY CAKE WAS GOOD MY HUSBAND AND I ENJOYED IT ON my birthday together ! I normally don't do this type of review but literally plain as day this man was taken ! Thank goodness I have an honest man who was also uncomfortable about this.

We were in Waipahu and dropped by Elena's for some Flip food. Unfortunately, Elena's was take out…read moreonly, so we had some time to kill. DFM was across the lot, so we decided to stop by and see if they had any poke available. We were glad they did. Not only did they have some ono, spicy a'u (marlin) poke, they have so much Flip food stuff, I thought I was in Manila! In addition to poke, they have all kinds of fresh fish, and items you couldn't even find in a Seafood City. That's what I luv about neighborhood ethnic markets like DFM. They offer their clientele a taste of home, w/o all the stuffiness of the bigger chains. The staff was super nice emblematic of the Filipino welcomeness and Aloha fr the islands. The next time I am in Waipahu, I am def stopping by DFM for more good poke, and some other Flip food stuffs to snack on.

Decided to stop by since I was buying some Huli Huli Chicken across the street. The Roast Pork was…read morereally good. Crispy and moist, they don't make it , they buy it from someone. I also bought some Akule which they clean the fish for free. It's like a small fish market. Lots of different fishes for sale. If you're looking for fresh fish, give this place a try. Aloha, Derek