Discovered them while in line for some manapuas. After Sing Cheong Yuan Bakery I came straight back…read morehere. About 3 doors down. This place is a treasure trove of herbs, spices, cookware etc! I had so much fun looking around but my kids were with me and the isles are a little tight so I just grabbed what I could and checked out! Definitely coming back again! Parking is quick and easy right across the street there's a parking garage for just couple bucks. (Card only).

This is my go to place in Chinatown When ever I need to…read morerefill my pantry with Asian stuff like oyster sauce etc. The men at the register is always friendly and helpful! There prices are cheaper than most grocery stores and that's why I go there.

Wondering what the cleanest and most organized store in Chinatown is located?…read more Yes, "Cleanliness and organization" are probably two words that are never associated with Chinatown, but it does exist at Kanjico! This store located in the Mini Mall of Chinatown Cultural Plaza, near Pho Huong Lan. It's your typical grocery store of a good variety of dry goods, frozen items, and etc. No produce here though. The prices are on par with other stores. They also have Chinese newspapers. I haven't seen anyone sell the World Journal newspaper since the two bookstores closed in the cultural plaza. Overall, a really nice store. Good variety of items , good prices, and found some unique items that I haven't seen elsewhere. Owner was friendly. I feel we need more reasons to go to the Chinatown Cultural Plaza, and Kanjico can be one of them!

Ok so salted egg floss is all the rage - they get em! All the goodies from childhood! Yum ! And…read morethey even have stinky tofu already made in the frozen section to heat and eat - cant find it in any restaurant here!! Their fresh soy bean milk and tofu products are delicious! And if you need to use the restroom- there is a renovated restroom in the building- Come here for all your unique Asian foods- Great selection of ramen too - Imma send my coed some !!!

Yat Tung Chow Noodle Factory located on King St across from the Old Oahu Market. Our "Go To" place…read morefor Noodles and Wrappers. They have a great selection of freshly made noodles and dumpling wrappers. Several local restaurants have daily standing orders for their noodles and wrappers. Service is fast and efficient. Definitely recommended

Golden thread egg noodle! Yumm. My go to noodle. $4/lb,…read more5bundles/lb. Nice and firm when cooked. People nice

Good Vietnamese food and fresh vegetables and friendly services before Chinese New Year I called…read moreto reserve the traditional "banh chung" and the owner saved it for me

The old lady selling seems rude. I asked her to cut the branch off of longan (I was buying from…read moreher, I needed it cut to fit in the bag). She all of sudden became very rude. Will not go back, New Cholon market few feet away has way more selection and are friendlier anyways.

What can you say about this woman owned and run store other than it's excellent!!…read moreParking in the nearby municipal lot is easy and you can just walk a little to explore. I've been coming here for years to get my "ancient Chinese secret" loquat syrup which I take to soothe my throat when I'm sick and to buy lychee! Lychee already packed in bags for you so you don't have to pay for the branches in weight like other places AND if you order online, they can even run it out to your car if you want. I'm in a wheelchair now, so I can no longer walk around and explore the store so I was able to get lychee at their pop up at Ala Moana. 8 years ago, my son really wanted to try mangosteen and we found it at Sun Chong! The also have the ingredients people are looking for like white or red lihing powder and lemon peel. They also have all kinds of gummy candy and lihing lemon peel gummies. As well as your assorted Chinese dried things and ones hanging outside that I have no idea what it is. Which reminds me , I should look up recipes that use them

I have been coming to this dual sister run store since I was very young with my dad. They are still…read moreso very strong and still are so great and friendly and kind. Today they also have a daughter working for them and it's nice to see generational businesses. You still feel that connection with them. I used to look forward to peaches from Georgia back in the day. Then the peaches grove didn't continue doing business because it got so costly for them. It was really a sad thing for it was something I looked forward to and my daughter did too! But, with the times we move on. They have delicious kind mango now in season with big island lychee. The big island lychee has a very small pit inside and so lots of it is mainly the flesh and juice of the lychee. I bought a one day old bag that gets a little suntanned and it $1 off!! Nothing wrong with it. I tasted it and still juicy and softly crunchy. Excellent!! Everyone loves a bargain. I also buy my Chinese seeds from them. They have the sweet seed, honey ginger, and lemon peel that are all my favorite. They also have a ton of other items but today I did not take pictures. I will however do so next time. It's definitely a place to visit and get the best and sweetest lychee and mango during summer time!!!

Shopping in Honolulu, Hawaii…read more.. I was actually looking for Fuji Takeout. My friend, Craig T. wrote a review about yummy Korean food, but that part of the store has ended. The cashier shook her head, "no", when I asked about food. I looked at the sign and it has been renamed to Fuji Market. It's like a convenience store whenever the neighborhood can get diapers, beer, paper good, toys, cooking ingredients, etc. There's an odd assortment of items like snacks, laundry detergent, and packing tape. The store is neat and clean. The door is open, so there's no air-conditioning. It great for last minute items if you're in the area.

One of the best and cleanest Asian super markets on island. Great selection, peaceful environment,…read moresuper clean, great customer service, great parking, and huge selection. They have a big selection of grocery items from Vietnamese, Taiwanese, Chinese, Thai and more. The main ones they import from are the ones I mentioned. There's also a huge selection of fresh and pre dried vegan and vegetarian meat (fully vegan) and tofu from Taiwan, Vietnam and Aloha Tofu (Hawaii local fresh tofu). There's only 2 places on the island that I know of that you can get these vegan Asian meats, which is so delicious, healthy with nature soy,m fibers, and has far less sodium and preservatives than the American beyond meat veg options. (Though I enjoy those to make western dishes from time to time) The customer service here is very nice. They don't have staff walking around the store, but at checkout they are so nice and friendly, and always help you bag your items. Highly recommend! Amazing!

I have been to this place multiple times. I go around once every 3-4 weeks or so. They have started…read moreto upgrade the facilities in the last couple months. They have packaged foods, sauces, fresh produce, proteins, and canned drinks. Their target audience is SouthEast Asian shoppers and prices are reasonable. I typically buy green onions, cilantro, and bok choy and prices are around $2 per unit. They also have larger packages but I only need small quantities for my weekly ramen binge. They also have reasonable prices for candies and snacks but they don't have a lot of stock so if you see something you like, you should buy it because it will probably not be around the next time you go. Worth the visit !!

Malasig 7 Sisters is my go to place to buy shrimp and clams. The shrimp looks to be in great…read morecondition, almost not from frozen, and the prices are usually about a dollar cheaper than the markets. I also come here to buy fresh clams during the holidays. I've been shopping here for decades and hope that change to this area is slow to come.

Fish sauce in Honolulu's Chinatown…read more.. My coworker told me that there's a brand of fish sauce that is really good. She said to look for the 3 crabs on the label. Off and on, when I was in Chinatown, I'd look for the bottle of sauce because Times and Safeway didn't carry it. I was in no rush. We were passing by this grocery vendor inside of Maunakea Marketplace, near the Hotel Street entrance. I happened to look at the labels of fish sauce and spotted the 3 crabs! I was so happy! It was only $4.99. PARKING: since it was a Sunday, I parked in a metered street stall for free. It's also free on holidays. Service was alright - nothing bad or memorable. Haha! Note: Malasig 7 Sisters also has fresh seafood on ice, canned goods, and fresh produce