Small mom and pop shop with excellent offerings. Enjoyed the blueberry and lychee energy bars!read more

Amazing customer service yummy snacks , great beef jerky in a lot flavors Also great prime rib ,…read moreand seafood options .

This is a fish market so you can get fresh fish and poke at competitive prices…read more They close at 3:00 p.m. so they're usually busy and it does attract tourists as well. We went on a Monday afternoon and there was a couple of people in front of us and a small line forming behind us. The employee that helped us was friendly, patient and helped us sample many different pokes, answered our questions and made helpful suggestions. I got the shoyu and Korean poke, and my friend got the Korean Marlin. Decent portions and you know it's fresh. Great place for poke bowls.

Seriously, poke doesn't get any better than this. Fresh caught fish, prepared and served in front…read moreof you in an authentic fish market. It was so fresh and tasty. Back home they always crowd the poke bowl with toppings and sauces, but they don't need to do that here. The fish shines all by itself! There was a number of poke choices, and they let sample them too. I particularly enjoyed the "hurricane" ono. It was so tender and flavorful with a zesty aioli sauce mixed in. The rice was mixed with furikake and had the perfect texture and flavor to pair with the fish. This is a grab n go spot, so don't expect tables or service. Just grab your bowl and go sit out in nature! There's beautiful ocean views right outside the door.

This market was a blast. Everybody was super friendly and nice and holy guacamole. Did you see the…read moresize of those avocados? I will say everyone was super friendly and kind. I was happy to get to try a couple of samples from some of the vendors and some educated me on a lot of different things that I didn't know about the island. There are multiple species that you don't ever see outside of Hawaii or often at least. Was happy to know that I'll never see an avocado of this size in Alaska, but it still made me sad because it did taste delicious.

Amazing fruit and veggies available Beautiful flowers and…read moreplants Huge and will take a nice portion of the day. Very clean

The produce was not fresh, very wilted. There were expired things on the shelves. Sticky floors and…read morerusty shelves. They have most of the Filipino and Chinese stuff, not so much Korean or Japanese. There is also some Vietnamese and Thai stuff. Considering that it's like the only place in Hilo to get Asian stuff for cooking at home, it's okay

It was dark and a bit sketchy inside. The parking lot is full of trash. I really couldn't…read moreunderstand shots here. I didn't buy anything. Just walked in felt uncomfortable and left. It's a shame because it seems like with a little care and clean up, it could be a nice market.

I was bullied by 3 of their delivery drivers: 1 in a van and 2 in a big truck. The van parked too…read moreclose to my very new car and I told the man I was going to move my car to give him more room. I tried to move in the stall in front, but their big truck driver who had just pulled onto the road motioned for me to move, though I gave him the motion that he didn't have to stop for me and to go ahead and go. He was aggressive and insistent that I move. So, I did, though I did not want to. He pulled into the still I was in and took up at least 5 other stall where he parked.. The worst part was when they got out, they started laughing and making jokes about how they made me move. It continued and I approached them to explain what I was trying to do, but they ignored me and continued to laugh at me and make jokes about me. I am 70 and consider this elder abuse. It has put a very sour taste in my mouth about Suisan company. Don't they train them in customer service and that it is a small community- you don't do these things to people, especially elders. They came across as thugs and bullies. .

From the owner: If you work in the foodservice industry, you know how important it is to have a dependable and…read morecost-effective means of obtaining your products. At Suisan Company, Ltd. in Hilo, HI, this broadline foodservice distributor works hard to help customers across the Big Island receive what they need to run their business. As a third-generation, family owned and operated foodservice company, we distribute everything you need for your operation, from food and beverages to paper goods and cleaning products. As a local distributor, we work with both major name brand companies and local farmers to ensure you always receive fresh ingredients at low prices. From beverage distribution and seafood delivery to wholesale meat and fresh produce, we understand that the success of your business relies on the dependability of ours. That's why we are dedicated to superior customer satisfaction and strive to foster lifelong partnerships with each of our clients. If you're in need of first-rate food distribution services to help you run your business, turn to Suisan Company, Ltd. To learn more about becoming a customer, call them today at (808) 935-8511 or visit us online on our website.

Way bigger than the downtown location, plus they have a selection of Two Ladies mochi just like…read moredowntown. Checkout was a little backed up but not bad. Plenty parking. Big selection. Decent prices. Everything you need in a market. Also got some perfectly yellow local bananas - back on Oahu, it seems like all the apple bananas are greener-than-green and take 10+ days to ripen. We were able to tear into these in the car!

Whenever we are in Hilo, this is a must! Fresh seafood, hot foods and their bakery? Omg!!! Plus…read morethey have the best local cookies (Kelly Boy) . This is a great omiyagi to bring back home for your special friends and family. Staff is super nice too!

I wanted to try their Filipino Adobo Jerky and it was very very dry. I wouldn't recommend it.read more

There are so many items to choose from! I enjoyed looking at all the different jerky choices and…read moresnacks. I will have to come back.

This was our choice for breakfast. Fruit n Yogurt and might as well get water for a couple days…read more nice clean market , no Poke' section for me. i can wait.

Shopping in Hilo, Big Island, Hawaii…read more.. My friend wanted to buy something from KTA in Downtown Hilo. This is an old-school, neighborhood type of grocery store. It's been around for decades! We appreciated the air-conditioning and interesting variety of merchandise. I just didn't want to buy anything and have to carry it home because I only had a carry-on bag. Even though they have their own parking lot, we walked over from the Farmer's Market, where we had parked on the street for free.

I have eaten fishcake since I was little, including Hawaiian lomilomi Oio, Japan fishcake, Chinese…read morefishcake, Vietnamese fish balls, inclusive of Amano's chief competitor. In fact I remember when fishcake in Hawaii was made from local fish including shark (good thing that is pau). Amano is without a doubt the best out there. You can taste the Gobo, you know the vegetables are present. In the plain fishcake, Amano has just the right amount of sweetness. My favorite is Gobo Maki or Gobo Tempura which is good cut in long strips for ramen or saimin, but Char Sui Tempura is good and must be popular because Walmart sells out as soon as it comes.

Best fishcake in Hawaii. I grew up eating it. I use it for my saimin and fried noodles. When I'm…read morejust hungry and lazy to cook I throw it in the microwave for 1 min and eat with rice and furikake. I'm going to figure out what time and temp in air fryer for that jut out of the fryer gobo tempura. Randal Nakamura Retired PHNSY instructor

Anyone growing up in Hawaii knows about One-Ton chips, and with good reason. These deep fried…read morestrips of won ton pi (wrapper) are such an addictive snack, the perfect blend of crunchy, salty, and sweet. There have been many times I've opened a 4 oz. bag and finished in a flash wanting more, so good thing they sell 15 oz. resealable bags too. At this factory they sell furikake flavored One-Ton chips which to my personal preference are a tad too sweet, I think I'd stick with the original. They also sell cookies which I didn't get a chance to try but heard are also delicious. The outside of the building is bland and you might miss it driving by. Press the Ring doorbell and someone will answer promptly. If you're lucky enough to go when they're making chips you'll enjoy delicious smells, and if you're really lucky one of the aunties will bring you hot fresh chips to taste. Holy smokes, there are few things better than that!

I grew up enjoying their one-ton chips even to this day I still do! I do enjoy their specialty…read more furikake mix. I been to their factory/warehouse during the holidays with family that came from California and Montana!