Usually, there's two places I come after landing at the airport; 7-Eleven in Hanamaulu for the…read moremusubis, or Konohiki (across the street) for local plate lunches and poke selections. As you will see, the pics of musubis are just a small taste of what you'll find. It's like finding treasure! One summer, this place was selling custard pie that came the closest to what Tip Top offered back in the ole' days:) nice rich golden yellow. The staff are nice and friendly. Visitors and locals, the next time you pass by Hanamaulu, do yourselves a favor and stop by to grab some musubis... and cookies... and manapua... maybe even a bento!

I wish we had 7-11s that were decent in the mainland. It's like in every other country has more…read morefresh food available. Not the best, but can go a long way. I enjoyed getting hot foods such as spam musibi, longoniza musibi, salmon rolls, and even some sui mai for the road and snacks for the beach. It was like the ones in Japan with stuff like the egg salad sandwich and onigiris. Service was pleasant. Always a line.

Aka CVS. Lots of fond memories of CVS growing up (45 miles east of Vermont). Longs has a variety of…read morethe basic tourist items such as coolers, sun tan and body spray, beer, wine, coconut water, some food items like pre packaged cheese and some deli meat. It gets backed is the only downfall. It's in the eye or the heart of the tourist reports and can be a bit of a maze depending at the time of the day.

So there is a way you can pay credit cards at Longs. The cost is $3.95. They charged me tax on the…read morepayment which is not legal. And they did not fix it.

This is usually our first stop on the island. We are huge fans of their Halo-halo dessert! Best on…read morethe island. Made carefully with quality ingredients and served with a smile. We visit annually and the staff welcomes us like family. Their honey dew boba drink is top notch too. The store is full of Filipino ingredients, meats, snacks etc. If you are looking for something, I'm sure they will have it. Can't wait to return!! Mahalo TJ Variety!!

Their Honey Dew blended tea was a tad sweet, but very refreshing in the heat. I really enjoyed it…read moreeven though they added the tapioca balls when I requested to not have them. While I was waiting for my drink, I took a look around their store. They have a nice, smaller selection of snacks and groceries that were mostly decently priced.

I visited 7-Eleven Hawaii in Hanamaulu, Kaua'i, Hawaii [3-4340 Kuhio Hwy] on Wednesday, 01/21/26,…read morearound 11 AM. What really stood out to me about 7-Eleven was the wide variety of Hawaiian food and snacks that I don't typically see back home. Some examples include dim sum, Spam musubis, bento plates, sushi, noodle bowls, and more. I decided to pick up three packs of shrimp pork hash from the refrigerated aisle and then a total of twelve pieces from the Hot & Ready area at the front counter. The dumplings tasted incredibly amazing, especially with soy sauce. I was genuinely impressed that a convenience store had snacks like this readily available. It definitely exceeded expectations. All in all, 7-Eleven in Hawaii is in a completely different league when it comes to food options. Pretty epic, for sure!

Before my trip to Kauai, I did some minor research on the 7-11s in Hawaii, just because that's who…read moreI am as a person. I found out that all 7-11s in HI are owned and operated by the Asian/Japanese 7i holdings (which own and operate the Japanese 7-11s). Invigorated, I was very excited to try it when I landed in Lihue. When I stepped foot in there, it was like a perfect combination of US and Japanese 7-11s. Plenty of American options, but also some Hawaiian exclusives and Japanese options too! Great hybrid store for sure. I went and got a teri chicken and egg salad sandwich, as well as some li hing watermelon candies. The candies weren't anything to write home about, but the sandwich was just as delicious as any other sandwich that I would have found in 7-11 Japan. This stop came in clutch over the course of the rest of my trip too, so I'd highly recommend it!

Never met an ABC store I didn't like!! And Chelsey is hands down the friendliest and funniest…read moreemployee I've met. Mahalo for the laughs. Recommend stopping by just for her!! Ok, and some Hello Kitty stuff and Forever Florals Pikake perfume!

This souvenir shop is the perfect place to visit if you want to save time while searching for gift…read moreitems. You are welcomed with warm hospitality from the moment you enter through checkout. The store is fully stocked with a variety of items, including jewelry, flower-adorned accessories, sweets and savories, as well as apparel. We have consistently had great experiences at all their locations. In fact, no matter which Hawaiian island we visit, ABC Stores are always our go-to choice. Be sure to check out their online store as well!

Friendly staff, open until 9. Snacks, convince items like beer, soda, wine, chips, etc.read more

The combo lunch plate was delicious and very large for the price! The service was prompt and the…read morestaff was extremely helpful and friendly.

Joanne in pharmacy is not very helpful. Tried to ask for prescriptions. Real bad attitude in…read moretrying to get them. Asked for help in clearing notifications on my CVS app. Not really helpful. Asked for a technical support line. She just kept repeating that she doesn't show anything on her screen. I asked three times for a technical support number. Very sassy attitude. CVS if you want us to use the app for efficiency please train staff to be helpful.

Super close to our accommodations, coconut plantation…read more Had been to here twice in 3 days, convenient location. Prices are lower compared to other nearby stores (tourist spot) Friendly service from staff

Very close to our hotel and in a central area of Kaapa. They had all the necessities you would need…read morefor your vacation. Water, drinks, sunscreen and snacks. Overall well stocked, plenty of parking and easy to find.