My go to supermarket for getting something hot & ready to eat,:…read more I normally get me pasteles and rice. Today I didn't see any. For the first time I tried the Portuguese bean soup, for $6.99. The consistency of the soup was perfect and flavorful; lots of carrots, potatoes, macaroni and beans. I appreciate that all the employees in the deli department are very attentive to their customers. At check out Ronald (cashier) was pleasant, I appreciate that he didn't make me feel rushed upon checking out. Tip: visit tellfoodland.com To share your feedback about your visit, and earn 200 Maika'i points. Side note: I hope to get me some delicious Pinakbet soon. ( One of the best I've had.)

This is the local market where poke bowls are bout as fresh as you can get them, the daily $6…read morespecials can't be beat, the fruit is really fresh, and there's tons of mochi desserts to eat. Plus there's Hi Steaks to get a steak bowl and another lounge eats in the middle of the store. Can't beat air conditioning either on the island.

This is NOT your average Foodland. Think Draeger's, Hawaii edition. Fancy-shmancy, beautiful, and…read morehonestly a destination in itself. The prepared food section is insane. The poke counter alone had tray after tray of choices and a take-a-number system. There's EXPENSIVE poke, sushi, hot food, sandwiches, specialty groceries, and then, because apparently a fancy grocery store wasn't enough, there's even a full-service restaurant and bar, Mahi ʻai Table, inside. We initially came here for dessert at Mahi ʻai Table, but I ended up wandering around Foodland afterward thinking, wait... this is a supermarket?! If I lived nearby, this place would be dangerous for my wallet.

POKE BOWL REVIEW ONLY HERE…read more Ok, tip1 - make sure you get a number Tip 2- VERY IMPORTANT, for the love of everything that is holy, make sure you ask which poke is the one with the price you willing to pay for on the menu. Because the poke is all mixed up, if you expect to pay $8 or $13 and you go to the register and it's $25, that's cause you got the more expensive poke. They will not tell you!! No help at all provided. With that being said, very poor service. Don't let them rush you, if you want green onions, tell em, you want eel sauce, tell em. Don't let these guys punk you. Other than that, nice grocery store, I've been here a few times and gotten a few things. Very clean inside too. Grocery prices are a little high but quality is there for the price.

OMFG -- there needs to be one of these EVERYWHERE…read more The musubi was SO good. I ended up getting about five of them plus a drink and still spent under $20, which honestly feels unheard of these days. Everything tasted fresh, the portions were satisfying, and every bite was ridiculously good. I was basically having a food-gasm the entire time. Affordable, fresh, delicious, and dangerously easy to keep ordering more. I'm already wishing there was one closer to me. 10/10, would absolutely come back.

We used to love this location, but unfortunately, the poke has gone down in quality. The fresh ahi…read morelimu is $29.99/lb, but it didn't taste fresh. The fish had a slimy texture, and on two separate occasions, I had diarrhea after eating it. The Pearl City location offers $13.99/lb poke made with tuna from Vietnam, and it tasted the same to me as the $29.99/lb poke here. The seasoning has also been inconsistent. One day the poke was overly salty, while another day it was lacking in salt. On a positive note, the papaya and pineapple were good. Also, buy fresh ogo seaweed in the back near the fish department to add to the poke. Also, the kalua pork burrito was just meh.

Wow. Shopping at Safeway at three in the morning is a completely different experience…read more You're basically the only one there because there's hardly anybody around, so walking aisle to aisle feels like you have the entire grocery store to yourself. Honestly, it's kind of an experience! The store was really clean and organized, which I appreciated. I enjoyed checking out the flower section. There were so many gifting options to choose from. I was tempted to buy myself my own flowers!!! I also especially liked all the pre-cut vegetable options. They also had some really fun drinks that I haven't tried before. I definitely have my eye on the Topo Chico Blueberry & Passionfruit flavor. My only real grievance is that Safeway seems to be pricier than Walmart or Costco. That said, it looks like they have some pretty good deals if you're a member, so I can definitely see the value in shopping here and taking advantage of those discounts. This particular trip was purely for dog food, but I'll definitely come back when I'm ready to do a full grocery run. I did notice their Freshpet was $28 here. I normally get it for around $22-$25 at Walmart or Costco, so that was definitely a little more expensive. Overall, I enjoyed my 3 AM grocery adventure.

Love this store! Their app is amazing and full of great deals. I definitely recommend signing up…read morefor a membership card and downloading the app--you'll earn points toward cash rewards and free products, plus access tons of digital coupons every time you shop

I am so happy to announce that today starting at 10 PM, they introduced tap to pay!!! Finally,…read moreWalmart!!!!

"Sometimes good enough is a better option than wasting resources trying to find an optimal…read moresolution". - Herbert Simon Walmart has pros and cons like most places that we all choose to shop at. I like the convenience of knowing that they open at 6am-ish... Most times it opens up around 6:04 to 6:05 depending upon who's in charge of that area. The store is typical of Wal Mart's layout. Rows and aisles of clothing, food, household goods, etc. Most employees are nice and some you can tell are just trying to make it until break time, which is okay because we all have "days". My biggest issue is having to navigate through aisles that are riddled with pallets and merch needing to be shelved. Sometimes they'll be multiple employees in one aisle with their merch carts crammed against each other try to stock shelves. They're focused and most often won't move for you to get your shopping cart through, let alone get what you need off of the shelf. There are (2) restrooms, one is located in the back near the fabric area and one across the cash registers next to the eyeglass shop. The bathrooms are always clean and stocked. Again, it's a toss up between speaking with a nice, cordial employee and an employee who's just going through it. My recommendation is to have a plan if you're short on time. Especially for people who start work at 6:30am and the store is slow to open at 6am. Have a plan and be ready to do an audible in the event that the area you need items from are congested with merch carts and pallets.

Safeway Kapolei one of our favorite markets to shop at on the West Side. Love the layout of this…read morestore. When you first enter you're greeted by their Floral Shop nicely decorated with fresh flower's, lei's, and arrangements. Lots of different balloons to help you celebrate your special occasions. To your right they put some of their Hot Specials front and center. Past the Floral department is the Produce section and then their Seafood and Meat departments. Traveling along the back aisle you'll pass the Grocery section and then on to the Dairy, Bakery, and Deli sections. Check out options are the Self Serve and In Person Cashiers. Definitely worth a visit for your everyday needs and wants

The service at this store is genuinely helpful and kind. True aloha spirit…read more The knowledgeable and friendly man in the seafood department is so wonderful. He went out of his way to offer great suggestions for my seafood boil. He came out from behind his counter to show me different products. I really appreciated his professionalism. He clearly worked hard at his job and was conscientious about doing his best. The friendly woman helping the self checkout customers impressed me. She went out of her way to volunteer coupons to scan for the items in my cart and also told me I could get a free fresh daily baked French bread because of their 4-6 pm special. The man stocking the shelves went out of his way to walk us to find the small jar of guava jam. The people who work at this store are consistently outstanding.

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.

Service: I went to Times Kunia today 9/9/26 and I went to a short white guy with a mustache. He…read moregreeted and scanned my groceries. I usually use a credit card but I decided to use $20 cash this time. My bill came out to $12.79 and I should have gotten back $7.21. He just handed me my change and said Thanks. When walked out I got only $7.10. Short11 cents. This guy can't count or in a rush or don't care or rude?!. Asst Mgr you should Audit his Register. This guy is always going to be over in his cash register because of rushing or don't care attitude? I'm not going to Times Kunia cuz of his rude and careless attitude.

One of the best store I come to shop healthy foods healthy life especially when taking care of your…read morehealth Marie

Service- 5 stars Ambiance- 3 stars…read moreFood- 5 stars Out of all the Down to Earth locations I have visited, the Kapolei location is the one I prefer to do my organic shopping. I was greeted so pleasantly by one of the ladies preparing orders and she immediately retrieved my order when I told her my name. If you want to beat the rush, I strongly suggest you order through GRUBHUB or whichever app you prefer especially during lunch time. I ordered the Mango sticky rice smoothie of course (what kind of person would I be if I didn't? lol) and the Mediterranean panini. It felt like Christmas morning the moment I sunk my teeth into the panini. The Kalamata olives, house made pesto, feta and mozzarella cheese together on focaccia bread made my week! I am thinking about what day next week I will be putting in the same order:)

One of my favorite Korean markets in the island. Staff is usually friendly. Lots of parking. The…read morestore is clean and stocked with most of the Korean staples and hard to find items. A lot of the meat is expensive but looks super high quality. Fruits and Veggies are fresh. I usually go to this location even though I live in town. My go to items here are the salmon skin and the produce. You can find pretty much any ramen you are looking for. They even have individually wrapped chicken breast if you are short on time but high in funds. lol

Lots of selection of different types of side dishes…read more Snacks available for self sampling but not sure how hygienic that is. Think they should have someone sampling the items... Right next to Don quijote which is nice and convenient and for healthy competition.

I happened to stop by while they were running a couple of fun specials. If you bought four packs of…read moreM&M's, you got a free mini bag, and they also had their popular Dubai strawberry cup on special. I always appreciate finding little deals like that. As for the food, I picked up a Spam musubi along with the salt and vinegar fried chicken, and it ended up being a surprisingly substantial meal. Everything hit the spot and left me full. It's always a pleasant visit here. Whether I'm stopping in for a quick snack or discovering a new special, I know I'll leave happy. Keep em coming!

ABC Stores Market is definitely the place to go in a pinch in Ko Olina. Super convenient, with a…read moresurprisingly good selection of grab-and-go food. We got poke bowls, I tried spam musubi for the first time, and then came the malasadas. Those little donut-hole thingies were awesome, especially the mango and ube ones. The poke was good, but nearly double what we paid at Foodland. So yes, you're paying for the convenience. Would I do a full grocery run here? Nope. Would I wander back for those malasadas? Absolutely.