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Don Don Donki

4.0 (235 reviews)
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Tiffany B.

This grocery store is amazing. There is so much going on here and I'm am finding things I want to buy in every aisle. As someone visiting the islands, it's a great stop to buy your souvenirs, candy and gifts to your loved ones back home. But one thing that blew me away was their selection of hot food, sushi, and poke. I was overwhelmed with all the choices and I still wasn't able to try everything I wanted. The poke was fresh and there were many varieties to choose from. Even the sushi wasn't bad for a grocery store. I came here multiple times on my trip and was blown away every time.

Dan O.

Managed to make a trip out to visit the new Don Don DonKi superstore in Kapolei. Located along Kamokila Boulevard across from Chick-Fil-A, it was easy to get to with lots of parking. It is the second biggest DQ I've been to, just behind Guam. The selection of goods has expanded to fit the bigger size. The food court located next to the check out counters, great to grab a bite after shopping. Someplace to check out when I'm in the area. Repeat and recommend!

Alexandra O.

Wow! Don Don Donki in Oahu is an experience all on its own. Walking in can be a little overstimulating at first because there is just so much to see everywhere you look--but in the best way possible! The variety is incredible. They truly offer just about everything: prepared foods, fresh items, Japanese snacks, desserts, drinks, unique groceries, and so many products you won't find in a typical store. Every aisle felt like a new discovery, and I found myself picking up things I had never seen before. Whether you're looking for a quick meal, souvenirs, specialty snacks, or just want to browse, this place is absolutely worth a visit. The selection is unmatched, the prices are reasonable, and the whole experience is fun and memorable. I could easily spend hours exploring all the different foods, snacks, and drinks they have to offer. A must-visit while in Oahu!

Wagyu skewer plate lunch
Alvin K.

My sister took me to lunch and suggested the Wagyu Skewer lunch spot in Don Don Donki. It sounded pretty good, so off we went. The layout of the store is pretty strange, with the entrance on one side, and the exit at the other end of the store by the food court. It forces you to either park near the entrance or exit (or in the middle), and either way, it's gonna be a long walk. We parked near the entrance and went in and found the food court at the other side of the store. The store is fairly large, and offers a huge selection of Japanese foods, snacks, and other specialty products. It was surprisingly empty for a Friday afternoon, but at least we didn't have to wait very long. They have a large counter for sit down dining, along with tables in the middle of the court. The skewers were a petty good size, but the meat wasn't as tender as I had expected. It was a bit stringy, and chewy, but the taste was good. They also provided a Teriyaki style dipping sauce, which had a good flavor. I like that it included both a green salad, and mac salad, and the bed of rice under the skewers were also topped with furikake. For some reason, although it was a take out order, they forgot to include any utensils for the eating salad and rice. The exit is located right by the dining area, so the walk back to the car is quite a distance. I understand that having only one exit reduces the chances of theft, but it's still pretty inconvenient for their "primary" customers, who are probably an older demographic. Maybe that's why they're not as busy as when they first opened?

Enter this door only before 7:30 am
Gail U.

We went specifically for veggies but the selection was subpar on 4-29-26. Either old, moldy or not fresh. Did however buy cherries but was pricey at $18 at checkout. Also bought hamburger, pork chops, snacks for the grandkiddies and hubs put a custard pie into the wagon. Added kim chee, pickled cucumber too and a couple more items. The employee at the self check out was helpful. The drink I bought from Cafe Kyra in their food court was excellent. Many food stalls were not operating but the restaurant was open.

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Hannah F.

Came here with my family to grab some breakfast on the go-lots of selections as always! You must try the baked sweet potato if there are any left-so good just on its own! It's always an adventure going to Don Don Donki

Angel H.

This place is great. It's huge and much bigger than the one in town. You can find almost anything you need. They have a huge food court that's on the inside and air conditioned. It's still not done yet. They have two stalls that will be opened soon. They have a huge snack section, beauty, produce, meat, seafood and frozen items. They have a poke department and a big fridge filled with sushi. Yum! I love their chirashi bowls and scallop nigiris. We went around 7pm and their sushi were all discounted. Score! They have a huge parking lot in the front. We didn't have any problems finding parking. I just wish that they were closer to town.

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Yum W.

Love this Don Don Donki You can find so many great products from Japan. The store is clean and easy to shop in. If you like Japanese food and products, you'll definitely enjoy coming here A must-stop!

Jerry E.

Most of the time when I've visited this place, the sushi and sashimi selection has been relatively quiet and sparsely visited. Today, however, was a different story. I guess, as they say, timing is everything. I was genuinely impressed this time around. The maguro, tamago, and salmon looked exceptionally fresh and inviting, and the overall selection was quite appealing. What really sets this place apart, though, is the value. Prices are noticeably lower than the typical revolving-sushi establishments and considerably more reasonable than the upscale omakase restaurants. Of course, if you're an extremely discerning sushi aficionado who can detect every subtle distinction between higher- and lower-grade sushi, sashimi, and nigiri, you may have a different assessment. But for the vast majority of us who simply appreciate good, fresh sushi without paying a premium for every bite, this place delivers a lot of bang for your hard-earned buck. For me, that makes it a pretty compelling choice.

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Cheol K.

We easily came to the store at least once a day during our stay out in the area. I think I was initially drawn to the store just from the fun name, but realize it is a variation of the Don Quixote stores in the area. Inside is a massive grocery store with an overwhelming amount of Asian foods, snacks, and various household goods. It reminded me of grocery department stores in Korea, such as Lotte Mart. I still have their Don Don Donki theme song stuck in my head as that was played over and over on the stores loudspeaker. They also have a food court here if you wanted to get lunch or dinner or a snack.

Miguel G.

"If you're not sure, pop in and check it out". - Art Schopenhauer Popped into Don Don Donki in beautiful Kapolei to check it out and kill time before my physical therapy. Whole lotta stuff going on here. It was my first time here and I wanted to make it count. I didn't get chance to fine tooth comb the entire layout but, what I saw was enough for me to return and dedicate time to it. Toys for days here. Mostly Asian toys. Gundam, Godzilla, Pikachu, etc. Collectibles as well. Extensive food, beverage and everything a Supermarket has and more! The store was organized, clean and colorful. The restroom was super clean and that for me, means a lot. Didn't get a chance to engage with the Staff due to time limit for me. From what I saw, I'll definitely return with my Wife. I saw quite a bit of things she would be interested in. I saw a lot of things I'd like to purchase. When I do, I'll update this review. Aloha!

Emily L.

The best part of visiting family in Ewa instead of staying in town? Proximity to Don Don Donki. This place was insane and I'm not sure how I'll ever go back to a regular Don Quijote. First off: The snack selection is elite. Endless rows of Japanese snacks -- including my personal favorite, specialty Pretz flavors -- including some killer deals for $1-3 items. Freezers and fridges filled with ice cream (single servings and full size), canned coffee, prepared food, and more. Hawaiian goodies with aisles of their own. Everything from basic ingredients to skincare items surprisingly intuitive to find (though you WILL get distracted). Plus, most of it is pretty affordable. The entry to the store is filled with casual food, sit-down restaurant, and soon-to-be dessert options. (Side note: SO excited for a convenient Maruwu Seicha location to open up here!!!) I can't wait to return to try all these fantastic options and never get the Don Don Donki song out of my head.

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