The sandwiches were simply amazing! Highly recommend!!!! The BLT and the tri tips! The store is…read moredelightful and needless to say the service and staff are wonderful!

Quite possibly one of the best sandwiches I've ever eaten. The tri tip was absolutely amazing, as…read morewas the BLT. This market is an absolute gem.

A very random stop on the road to Hana and we picked up a Banana Bread slice…read more It was really fresh and soft as well! They served by the slice and honestly it was quite expensive to be honest. So I highly recommend picking up the thickest slice you can find, haha.

It's a stopover on our Road to Hana . It's a very lovable local cafe next the Garden of Eden…read more Coffee time. Got Their special Mango lemonade, Purple Taro mochi and banana bread. Good snack before lunch. The place is so tropical. Surrounded with plants trees . Tables and chairs are available. Self service

Locals know that this is a go to place for poke, snacks, and local plate lunches. It is only open…read moreon weekdays and is not open evenings. Parking is limited so you are not allowed to eat in your car. There are many places like Iao Valley, local parks, or Wailuku Heights to enjoy your meal if you are a visitor. Aside from the prices, Kaohu Store is almost exactly how it was back in the 70s and 80s.

My family and I were famished after our rough morning flight from SFO. I had looked up a poke place…read moreprior to my trip, and this place popped up. It was fun to try this place! It's definitely more of a convenient store than a restaurant. Everything is to-go only, there is definitely no seating available. Also, if you thought you wanted to eat in your car, don't plan on it, as there is a very explicit sign that says no eating, parking for 5 minutes only. Despite all these particular eating criteria, I enjoyed trying the various pokes! They have at least 10 different to choose from, that it was difficult choosing just two for my husband and I to try. I believe I got the Hawaiian Style, and also the Shoyu style. I liked the Shoyu one a bit better, for more sauciness and soy sauce added to the ahi. I also really liked how this place includes rice (huge win for eating right away!) and in a separate container! Well thought out!! Also credit cards are accepted. Great poke find quite close to the airport. Would recommend if you're starving coming off your flight, want something fast and easy, that you can enjoy instantly.

Half the town seems to work at FM Mokokai. Maybe they have a casino under the store. Big…read moreanniversary Japanese owned makes it clean and they've got everything from fresh local fruits and Taro and great meat department. First ever double celowrap whole chicken then seal bag so no leak juice yeah? Not even Whole Foods does that clean. Go load up tourists west end beer here cause no booze @ Kaluakoi vacation resorts store. They need to tear down ghetto building next door and make something beautiful! Coffee shop and organic Cafe with Local fruits slack key Hawaiian music shaded outdoor seating. Sell laulau da kine porky sandwich and ahi poke.

Had all the basics needed. And the staff were very friendly. The prices were lower than expected…read morefor Hawaii.

We explored this convenience store when we arrived at Hana. My friend grabbed a hot dog…read more Please come and create your own adventure.

It's a good store to visit. It has a bunch of things to buy as a groceries and also has great…read moreoptions for some plate food typically in that side of the town if you reach there and you're gonna be driving back, this is a great store to stop by and buy some local Food. Fill up gas. There are cold cut sandwiches too however, just right next to that store. There are a bunch of food trucks that you can try, which is amazing.. I love the service of this place in general because it's in the little town and everybody over. There are friendly know everybody has drove a couple of hours to get there and they're gonna drive back again. It's a chill and cool vibe atmosphere and ambience there.

Randomly found these guys at the farmer's market at Ka'ahumanu Center. Tried their sausage and…read morepasteles and loved it--so much flavor!! Last time we went to Oahu we took a bunch of sausage up for family as we were looking for something different to take. They don't always have pasteles and when they do they sell out quick. Awesome taste with lots of filling (not all masa like some others). The sausage is delicious. If you see them, give them a try.

Best sausage ever no one can beat yup I said itanyone can stop by at uncle Louie shop and buy his…read moredifferent kine sausage get the mild hot or spicy those are my favorite I recommend errbdy to try onolicious I tell you

Sorry, have to vote down on this shop. First , it s no sausage deli…read more They offer one small cooler, the size that water is normally sold from, and all the sausage is Portuguese in about four styles and hot dogs, I think two styles. . And Italian links. I asked if "any " of the styles are similar to German Brauts. She looked at me like I was speaking German. So no sale here, but this side of Alamaha has restaurants I had not seen before. So worth the search.

After checking out of our hotel, we had some time to kill before our red-eye flight out of Maui, so…read morewe stopped by Surfing Goat Dairy Farm. We had visited once before back in 2012 and remembered it being a great experience, and it's nice to see how much the farm has upgraded since then. They offer goat and cheese tours that you can sign up for online. This time, we just wandered around the grounds and relaxed while watching the goats and baby kids play in their pen. We also bought a $10 bucket of hay to feed the goats off to the side. We were told they were under a year old, though they were already pretty much adult-sized! They were extremely enthusiastic about the hay, and the bucket was gone in no time. It was such a fun and wholesome experience, for both me and the goats. Definitely a cute stop, and I hope to come back next time and sign up for one of the tours next time in Maui.

We decided to go last minute after ending up with more time than we thought while exploring the…read morearea. We didn't reserve a tour ahead of time, and the next one was not for over an hour, so we decided to just walk around the grounds on our own. We started with the cheese tasting. They offer 2 different options, and we chose the mixed. Between 2 of us, it was plenty. I would say even 3 people could share. We enjoyed most of the cheeses - a few were definitely unique. They have a patio area to sit at, and they just call your name when your tasting is ready. They give you information with the cheeses, so you know what you are trying. The shop had a nice assortment of other gifts, as well as the truffles. The truffles were definitely my favorite. You can just get one if you want, or you can pick out several to make a box to take home. We walked around and saw the area where the babies/young goats played on the surfboards, which is super cute. The adults are all over in different areas, and you will even see them on the roofs of different buildings. The tour would have been nice to learn some history and information, but it is still really nice to go without the tour. It was a fun and peaceful little experience.