Great products, unique products and the rice! High quality rice. If you say there's no difference,…read moreyou are mistaken. There is a difference. Picked up some dashi, Wafu steak sauce, rice, Onolab vegan kimchee, and some konbu mix for my miso soup! Staff is friendly and helpful. Did I mention the store is so Kawai!

Short grain lovers and those looking to add brown rice to their white rice. This place is it! If…read moreyour one for fresh milled flour then why not get fresh milled rice! The rice is amazing. They offer 2lbs to try and if you like it you can get larger sizes. The rice is different. I find there's a little learning curve when cooking their rice but once you get it it's amazing! It's worth it!

This charming little shop is very clean and offers a variety of mochi to choose from…read more We were greeted as soon as we walked in and was assisted right away. There was one employee working at the register and another in the back. The service was attentive and efficient although there was only one person on the floor. They carry a great assortment of mochi and manju, including some varieties that need to be refrigerated. In addition, they offer local favorites like li-hing gummy bears and assorted flavored sembei, giving you plenty of sweet and savory options to choose from. The employee at the register was incredibly friendly and knowledgeable, happily sharing information about the different mochi flavors and offerings. Most importantly, the mochi here is absolutely delicious. During this visit, we ordered a Girls' Day pack and tried the chocolate ganache Oreo flavor which was amazing. The mochi was perfectly soft and paired beautifully with the rich chocolate ganache filling. My friend loved it so much that she went back the very next day to order more! If you love mochi, you really need to stop by. I highly recommended this shop.

A friend called me to say she picked some mochi for me from Fujiya. It has been a very long time…read moresince I've enjoyed Fujiya products and I was very grateful for the treats. I received 2 strawberry and 2 tangerine mochi. I figured that I would eat 2 today and 2 tomorrow. Didn't happen. It was so good that ate all 4 in one evening. The tangerine was surprising. There is a whole tangerine in the mochi and it was sweet, juicy and sweet. Never had anything like this. The strawberry mochi was also a must buy. I liked that they didn't put too much an in it, so balanced with the sweet strawberry nicely. I must buy more soon and try other flavors.

I've enjoyed going to 1-2 Buy since they were in their old, warehouse-like location. Now they're in…read morea shiny new space that is more like a normal store with shelves. I always come here "just to look," but end up with a gigantic, branded reusable bag filled to the brim with imported Asian snacks. Many Chinese products, but also Korean, Japanese, Thai, etc. Snacks range from exotic chip flavors to candies and sodas. Further back you'll find more substantial instant noodle meals. The Chinese ones are actually great and are way more complex ingredients-wise than your standard instant noodle. Also in the back are Chinese cooking ingredients such as sauces and dry goods, but my favorite is the super thick, wide glass noodles that I use for hot pot. There's also a small section with Asian toiletry products that I've personally never tried. I must say it feels like there is less variety of items since they moved locations. Some snacks are repeated in different spots on the shelves to make it look like there's more variety. My favorite latiao that I used to get at their old location is no longer available. :( I'll keep coming back regularly because they're always getting new items in stock.

I've been to both locations. The Ala Moana one, it's a hit and miss for me. A few times I went,…read morethey were closed with a wait sign - will be back in 10 mins. Then the other time I went and the store was supposed to be open and no one was there yet. Because all these snacks come in internationally, the goods need to go through customs. So if you go in on the day when they just received shipment, bingo! You're lucky to find a lot of good things (I think). I haven't had any of those days. It's a pretty clean and big store. You can find a lot of foreign type of snacks. Chips, cookies and candies. I'm not a big risk taker at trying to eat something i don't know, but all the seaweed chips are delish!

Jimmy Chan started with a small table-top fryer at local craft fairs and offered made-to-order taro…read moreand Okinawan sweet potato chips with various seasonings in Ziploc bags. It took off so well that in 2000, he founded Hawaiian Chip Company in Kalihi. Today, Hawaiian Chip Company uses only the highest quality Okinawan sweet potatoes and taro grown on the Big Island and Oahu's North Shore and golden sweet potatoes grown on Molokai to make their gourmet chips. This assures only the freshest and highest quality chips that they can produce. They also use canola oil (trans-fat free) and minimal amounts of sodium, and are preservative-free. The Hawaiian Chip Co.'s has expanded its product line over the years and offers the following: * Taro and sweet potato chips mix. Combine earthly richness of taro with the subtle sweetness of Okinawan and golden sweet potatoes of five flavors of hand-peeled, thinly sliced chips that are lightly seasoned: original (lightly salted), zesty garlic, Kiawe BBQ, Kiawe Fire, and sugar coated. * BBQ and hot sauces. The Kilauea Fire BBQ sauce was introduced in 2008, which has a spicy kick and great as a marinade for beef, chicken, pork; can be used as a dipping sauce. The Kilauea Fire Hot Sauce is spicier and less sweet than the Kilauea Fire BBQ Sauce. This led to the Raging Volcano Hot Sauce, which is a vinegar-based hot sauce and the spiciest hot sauce that they make. They also offer a Papaya Seed Salad Dressing. * Collaboration with Eden in Love in offering colorful logo tote bags. * Menehune Mac Hawaiian chocolates. The Honolulu Chip Co. acquired this line in 2021, a hand-scooped dessert of rich chocolates and HI-grown mac nuts favored by locals and visitors since 1939, is being presently 888qdiscontinued. As labor is intensive for the candies to be hand-scooped, there is difficulty in finding quality workers, and it was simply not feasible to continue I was first introduced to the taro and sweet potato chip mix that was sold in Costco, as most people do. You can get this exact item at a lower price in their showroom, plus it may be fresher. For home snacking, I love their Bits of Chips, a mixture of whole chips and broken pieces that are sold at a discounted price. They are not always available, as it depends on when the chips are available and made. It is suggested to call the store to inquire if there are any available. Once we were taking our Pastor friend and his wife from Japan around the island, and they wanted to stop there to purchase a bag of Bits of Chips and hand-carried it back to Japan! Staff is very friendly and welcoming. Samples are freely given out as you enter the showroom, and you can take it out back and try the different toppings. Service is efficient and quick. The building houses its small showroom retail store and is their factory where the chips are cut and fried. Hours of operation are Mon to Fri 9a to 5p, Sat 9a to 3p, Sun closed. Lots of free parking in their private lot. Cross the street and visit their sister showroom, 'Ulu Chip Factory, where you can find seasonal breadfruit chips combined with cassava chips, as well as the the Keith's cookies line. Trump's tariff implementation has raised prices twice in 2025 with increased packaging costs due to supplies coming from China. But when you have that craving for these delicious chips and sauces, price may not matter. These chips and sauces will always be there for all to enjoy! Support local!

A chef at Ginza Kyubey -- one of Tokyo's most revered sushi institutions -- was once asked why…read moresushi is considered among the world's greatest foods. His answer: the ultimate deliciousness is achieved when you bring out the natural flavor of an ingredient, and sushi does the bare minimum to alter what's already at peak freshness. Hawaiian Chip Company operates by that exact same creed, and they've been doing it quietly since 1999. Their Okinawan sweet potatoes come from the Big Island and Oahu's North Shore, and the golden sweet potatoes are grown on Molokai. These aren't commodity ingredients -- they're sourced with intention. Each variety is sliced paper-thin and fried to order, and the result is a chip so delicate it almost dissolves, while still delivering a clean, distinct flavor that tells you exactly which potato you're eating. The taro tastes like taro. The Okinawan sweet potato has that gorgeous purple-fleshed earthiness. The golden sweet potato is subtly sweet and buttery. Nature does the heavy lifting here. There's a whole lineup of powdered seasonings to explore -- Zesty Garlic, Cajun, Maui Onion, Furikake, barbecue -- and they're genuinely fun. But try a plain chip first. You'll understand immediately why they don't need the seasoning. Pro tip: Come on Saturday. The Saturday experience unlocks kalua pig sliders, Island Brew beverages, and gelato/sorbet made with local fruits. Pair a warm bag of taro chips with a kalua pork slider and a tropical tea, and you have one of the most underrated snack experiences in all of Honolulu. This is a place that respects its ingredients. In a world of artificial flavors and over-seasoned everything, that's quietly radical.

Love this place. If you're lucky you can score front row parking if not there's lots of street…read moremetered parking. Always get the vanilla icee with li hing powder, NOT li hing juice. Love the li hing seedless cherry and mango. Lots of old school candy's from the 90's I grew up on. Now my kids love to come here too. It's got nostalgic vibes for me. Friendly and fast service. They take Apple Pay so that's nice. Pictures on the front of everything they have to offer in case you want to try something new. Will always support them!

Crack Seed Store is a nostalgic treasure trove in Honolulu, offering a delightful mix of old-school…read moreHawaiian snacks, friendly service, and a trip down memory lane. If you love li hing mui, preserved fruits, or just want to experience a slice of local culture, this is the place to go!!!! Don't leave without trying the slushy--it's a game-changer!

Awesome place to check out if you like a different style variety for items you won't see at other…read morebig box stores / Sam's / Costco Great bulk selections of specialty food Fresh & frozen & restaurant supplies free membership .....

Great choices for bulk food. Quick in and out. Food is fresh and prices are reasonable. Located…read moreclose to airport.

If you're more into lighter Malasada and other sweets, you have to give this place a try. I got to…read moretry their cinnamon Malasada with some pimples on them. It must be from their fryer or something. Nevertheless it was light, fluffy, fresh, warm to my tummy. We also got the hazelnut cake. Cake texture with coconut like flavor (I maybe wrong) with chocolate like hazelnut flavor coating. Also light and good. I saw ice cream too. Gotta try that next time. You can street park or Kaimuki municipal parking across the street.

Everyone knows to go to Leonard's for freshly made malasadas, and the constant crowds there attest…read moreto their quality and variety (review: https://yelp.to/jaduiZfQRq). However, there are many alternative malasada purveyors throughout Honolulu, so I depended on local vloggers to find the best ones. This one popped up often on YouTube, and as luck would have it, we were dining at The Pig & The Lady on the next block. How calorifically convenient. We took the opportunity to stop by for a pre-dinner snack since they closed at 6PM. It's a cute shop with multiple sweets including quite a selection of housemade ice cream and delectable mouthfuls called Cake Bombs (Photo 10). We decided we would be good and ordered one unfilled Malasada each. Dusted with various sugar flavors, they were just $2.65 a piece. I went for the Coffee, while Jamie chose the daily special, Cinnamon (Photo 6). They were soft and tasty, quite comparable to Leonard's albeit a tad smaller. That wasn't necessarily a bad thing since we had dinner ahead of us. However, we let temptation get the best of us and shared a $5.50 slice of the Ube Haupia Mac Nut Bar, a yummy combination of sweet potato and ube topped with haupia (coconut milk pudding) on a macadamia nut crust (Photo 9). Truth be told, it stole the show from the malasadas. FOOD - 4 stars... the malasadas were good, but that ube dessert was next level AMBIANCE - 4 stars...really a takeout operation with a lot of temptations SERVICE - 4 stars...very calm and orderly TOTAL - 4 stars...yet another spot for sweet Hawaiian decadence RELATED - Exploring Hawaii? Here's a collection of places I've visited and reviewed: https://yelp.to/U7YPblfoMP

Boujee-est in the best way possible! If I ever want to…read moreimpress ppl at a party, I bring something from Bubbly and Bleu. Such amazing platters and food options that are to die for. Charcuterie is a must, but their smoked Salmon box might be my favorite. Charcuterie is full of top grade imported cured meats and cheeses. If anything, you have to get their goat cheese truffles. Me and my family fight over these whenever we get them. In shop, they also have a wide variety of wines. I would always recommend calling to see what they have in stock. The servers and owners are very informative and can explain all points of purposes of food, pairings, and how to enjoy each component. Very welcoming into their establishment and make you feel at home. I have yet to take a one of the classes because most of the time I can't get a group together, but also because they are always sold out. It's a hot commodity in high demand!

Super cute boutique cafe! I walked in on a whim on a Friday afternoon, it was not busy, and the…read moreyoung lady working that dat was very sweet and helpful. She introduced the cheeses in the chilled display, and I decided to try the brie with black truffle. I was apprehensive when i saw the price tag ($17!), she very kindly offered to cut a smaller wedge for me. Then i saw a stilton with mango and ginger and just HAD to try it (it's soooo good on its own I ate half at one go!!) Didn't ask what the tables and mismatched-but-somehow-coordinating chairs were for, (possibly workshops or tasting parties?) but they look super inviting and cosy. I can't stop thinking abt the stilton so i might go back for more soon.

This is a cute little cafe with friendly service. We really enjoyed the home made dumplings (the…read moresauce was awesome!) and the spicy garlic dumplings too. The manapua are so cute! Normally we don't eat them fried, but it wasn't greasy at all. The acai bowl was refreshing I couldn't eat it after all the food we ordered, so they packed it up in a cute insulated bag. They're not related to the Honolulu Kitchen in Waipahu. We'll definitely be back!

Ordered delivery. The tea cookie was drier than toast. Hard to choke it down, seriously need tea to…read moreeat it. Should be call tea biscitti instead. Got 2 red bean buns. So tiny for the price!! Like half the size of most manapua. And it was dry and hard. Like WTF. Ordered the steamed gau zee. This was just ok. Golden Duck does it wayyyy better for bigger ones with better filling at the same price. In all this place sucked lemons.

Foodland is one of my absolute must-gos every time I'm on the island. Honestly, it's one of my…read morefavorite supermarkets in the world. The produce is high quality, and there's a really unique selection of products you can only really find in Hawaii. I always make a point to come here specifically for the poke. It's fresh, flavourful, and super convenient-no frills, just really good quality and reasonably priced.

This review is mainly for poke station. We went around 7PM and it was crazy busy. Felt like…read moreeveryone was standing and fighting for pit seats in the front row at a concert lmao. Make sure you grab a ticket number. I felt like the menu was very misleading because it said $8 for the poke bowl (not by the lb). Each bowl ended up being $25 each so I paid total $50 for two poke bowls :'( It was pretty good poke tho lol. I recommend the rainbow roll and fresh salmon poke.