Shopping in Aiea, O'ahu, Hawai'i…read more.. I've seen Ono Giant Shrimp Chips at Costco, but only the furikake flavor. This factory location has spicy flavor, original (plain), and honey garlic! Let's try them! Service was very helpful, informative, friendly, and cheerful! The shared parking outside was free! Inside, it's a functional, clean, bright environment! At first, I got one of each flavor... it's just $6 per bag. Then, I thought that these snacks would be great gifts... so I got a few more... yum yum yum! Shrimp chips, in general, are light and crisp. These are no exception. The flavors are very good!

Best way to purchase these giant shrimp chips if you live in the area or are in Aiea or nearby…read more Stopped by to pick up some chips to take to a party. Wanted to get the honey garlic since the reviews of that were good. Looking forward to trying them, but I'm sure I'll enjoy them since I love their original and their furikake. They had four ounce original, furikake, hot furikake, honey garlic for $6/bag and 10 ounce furikake in the shop. (I don't remember the price for the 10 ounce.) Great service - you ring the doorbell and someone comes to open the door in a very short while. They serve you immediately and are so friendly and nice. Be sure to pick up your shrimp chips here, their hours are pretty good, too. As of 6/2/26, they are open weekdays, and for Tue thru Fri open at 8 or 9 and until 5 or 6. As long as you are in the area or live in the area you can probably get there after work if you can't get there during the day. Mon is half day until 1pm.

After walking around some more at the swap meet, I found another beef chip place! This one was a…read morelot more crowded and the little kids were very helpful! They left me try a variety of samples and I ended up getting the black pepper flavor. These bags were cheaper than their competitor nearby. I enjoyed this snack a lot! It was so delicious and flavorful. I would definitely buy from them again!

On our way to Tanioka's, my eye caught a bright red flag waving outside advertising beef jerky…read morechips. I just had to come in and see what they offered. When we walked in, we were greeted by the owner. He was very friendly and easy to talk to. He came out to explain the types of jerky and the "false crack" jerky was a silent spicy where it won't hit you till later. That was enough to scare me into not trying it lol. There was a wall of beef jerky chips. They also sell popcorn, local snacks, and shirts. There's a large selection of jerky and they have a new brisket jerky that looked really yummy. I went for safe options since I can't handle spicy. I got the paniolo ranch (he explained that his wife likes to crumble it and use it as a salad topping) and the garlic crunch (popular out of the non-spicy optionEach package of jerky is vacuumed sealed and comes with a huge piece of homemade jerky. Each beef jerky chip is $12.95. The brisket is $24 because it's double the weight of the chips. Buy 6 bags of jerky and get $1 off each bag. Located in a small shopping area with 7-11 and Tanioka's nearby, there is a small parking lot with rows of parking available, but some stalls are reserved for certain stores.

What goodies do you bring from Hawaii? I have a special checked bag for frozen food & we easily hit…read morethe 50 lbs max every time. My haul always includes PnJ Ilocano Longganisa and Tocino! Not much ambience to the factory located in the heart of KBay, across Windward Mall. It's so close to Adela's, easy to kill two birds with one stone. [PROTIP] If you don't wanna deal with a hardsided cooler and dry ice, deep freeze your goods for at least 72 hours before travel. Pack them in insulated cooler bags (as required by the airline to avoid condensation), and then place into a corrugated cardboard box before placing in your checked bag. We never have any probs running it through Agriculture. Remember to declare the frozen meat when dropping off to bag check, and be on your way. S/O Aunty Josie for my special order pickup from their home in the Westside where we stay by, to avoid traffic trekking Windward to the PnJ Sausage Factory in Kaneohe. Agyamanak!

Their extra Vinegar & Garlic sausages are the best & less fat. I've tasted a lot from different Co…read more but P N J to me acc. to my taste is very tasty and also very meaty & the hamonado is also good.

Tasty jerky has the best selection and quality of Hawaii local beef jerky. The prices are very…read moreaffordable. It is super crispy and full of flavor. They have so many flavors to choose from. My favorite is the char siu.

The local flavors…read more.. Found Tasty Jerky among many vendors in the Hawaii Okinawa Center's Craft Fair and what a lovely setting it was with Santa and silent auction, as I looked at the many flavors they carry in both large and smaller package along with thick and thin and crispy cuts it was Ponzu and Adobo style that really caught my attention. I absolutely love ponzu...adobo as well but really wanted to just get one and with the description of "lemon savory flavor"...it was so hard to resist. Show special of $12 or three for $30 is a great deal but I just wanted to give them as try first and it had a nice crisp to it but just didn't really get if any of the lemon flavor unfortunately and honestly didn't taste like ponzu at all but was a very yummy bite. Getting the flavor right is a difficult thing but I just really needed it to be there for me but love they had other items as well like "toppers" where it's probably the little bits as suggestion for use as snack or top your hot rice or popcorn is a cool way to not waste and still enjoy the flavors it has to offer. The staff there was nice to inform us of the specials and the various items they sell but there were no samples so I couldn't commit to the $30 option as I do love to support local and flavors that many have offers for us to try. Thank you!

Location closed, don't come here…read more Refer to their instagram or website for active locations.

Ahh yes... this place! Years ago, I would always come here and pick up a six pack of Lumpia from…read morethese guys. They have been in Kapolei for many, many years and is posted on the right side before entering K-Mart's doors. When I used to work in the Campbell Industrial Park area, This place was one of my quick stops before heading out to work. I recently stopped by here to grab a bag before shopping at Kmart. I haven't been here in years, actually it's been about a decade. But the ladies that work here are still nice and friendly as I remembered them. They serve 3 different types of Lumpias. 1) Shanghai 2) Pork w/ Veggies 3) Banana They're all ono delicious! You can also mix match or buy individually. I noticed that their $5 price tag for a bag of 6 pieces has risen by just a quarter. It's still a great deal! They have a few more food items other than lumpia on their menu. There's also Pancit. Then there's desserts such as Butter or Coconut Mochi and Bodbod! After all these years of selling lumpias out of their little food stand I must say that I'm pretty impressed that they are still here and in business for all those years even though there's Little Caesars and Wendy's in the vicinity.

Why yes, yes I'm a fan again!! Went again tonight and while I was passing by about to be…read moredisappointed again I noticed a sign that made my heart jump for joy. STACY'S LAU LAU HAS LAU LAU AGAIN!! They had plates with either pork, turkey tail or chicken available for sale. I am definitively a fan of the chicken lau lau. Don't know if it was by mistake or not, but I swear my lau lau was super bombucha with 2, count them 2 pieces of chicken inside. The chicken was nicely cooked, so moist and juicy falling off the bone goodness. Hope they continue to offer it at the future farmer's markets. Date Visited: Wednesday, September 14, 2011 #Yelp 365 045/365

Wow lau lau! I've…read morebeen wanting to try Stacy's lau laus for a while now, but she wasn't selling if for a while now at the Kailua Farmers Market. I read somewhere that she had stopped making it because she was so busy with her other job. Tonight she had everything, pastele stew, guava chicken, chicken lau lau, turkey tail lau lau, and some other dishes. I like that Stacy give you a choice of brown or white rice and mac or salad greens. My husband got the chicken lau lau with brown rice and mac salad ($9.00). I wanted Stacy's famous pork lau lau, but they had already run out of it. http://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/_jZl9uu6eialCkZ5UBd72w?select=lTuijgYLEsXNxMposyTBCg I got the pastele stew.......it had so much flavor, and she puts a lot of black olives in it. The portions are generous for $9.00. I can make 2 meals out of it. I love leftovers. (Not having to cook is a plus!) http://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/_jZl9uu6eialCkZ5UBd72w?select=O54uQt3S3RGu8OttnKCw4g They had already run out of the pasteles. Stacy said they only bring it when the Teixeiras don't have their stand set up, but said if I called ahead they'd bring some to the market and save it for me. (same with the lau lau). I've tried their guava chicken before, but if I had to make a choice I'd rather have the pastele stew or lau lau. They do catering, and also do different farmers markets: Mililani Farmers Market Merchant St. Market Cook St. Market Ward Farmers' Market and The First Insurance Building Lots of options and locations! Yelp 365 Challenge: #25/365

Poke Salad apx $16 dollars May 2021. Heavy as fluff…read more.. Finished with 3 meals. Poke ahi buttery as fluff. Better than Taniokas, sorry. Poke Bowl $12. Get shoyu, spicy, half n half. No regrets brah.. Dad was happy surprised the Hawaiian plate was great! Kalua pig, squid luau, and I forget

Thank for donating to Hawaii food drives! Today my family and I enjoyed your chicken long rice with…read morepoi and laulau. It was ONO Mahalo Nui

I adore a good farmer's market, but the joy I feel in sleeping in on days that I don't work…read moresupersedes any desire I have to buy fresh produce at 7am. Thankfully this tiny but mighty market exists. Do I hope for a better selection of prepared foods and a few more farmers/ vegetable vendors? Of course I do! I also believe in my heart that they will come back if the customer base grows. This market is held from 3-5pm every Friday. It is currently three produce stands, one juice stand, and two people with ready made food. The space allows for quite a few more tables, and the customers that are there are all happy to have the chance to shop and possibly take home a quick meal. My guess is that they are all in the same mindset as me- loving the idea that I can have the freshest possible salad for dinner and a few things to snack on for the next few days. Prices are excellent, with all three of the vendors currently offering a deal of three small bags of vegetables for $5. I find that we spend $20- $30 every week and have enough to last us the weekend. Cash is preferred, though I believe that everyone currently take cards. Also remember your shopping bags or basket, because juggling tomatoes and long beans is not easy. There's plenty of parking in the lot or on the street, and the shopping center is obviously filled with stores that will help you fill out your Friday evening desires. The Friday Fresh Market is a fantastic asset to the neighborhood, and has the potential to be even better.

I absolutely love farmers markets! The shopping local outdoors. The different food, crafts, and…read moreproduce stands are great to browse. This market is in the Mililani shopping center. Right in the open space next to First Hawaiian Bank. Speaking of banks... always remember to carry cash for the vendors. Most times that's the only form of payment they'll accept. There's lots of parking in the shopping center and on the street. Although this one can be a flop sometimes because of the weather, for the most part I feel there's a good selection. If it's been raining lots then don't count on there being a big crowd.