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Kodama Koi Farm

3.9 (15 reviews)
Closed 7:00 am - 3:00 pm
Updated 2 months ago

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Kodama koi farm had a "buy two get one free" deal for color up and all season koi food from Jul 17-19. Naturally I bought 2 to get one free, after a week I sent them an email asking if free bag will be send with the other two. Got a reply from Jess saying there's confusion on the sale and will only send 2 bags! Website clearly shows buy two get one free. I've been buying koi and koi food from them for more than 15 years. Totally disappointed and will start looking for a better store with more integrity

Their name is Corn Chip now
A N.

They were the only place I could find on the island that sold a semi-rare type of goldfish called a tamasaba. Their staff was responsive and helpful, and I was able to pick up my fish the same day I had ordered him online. Healthy and very beautiful, he's living in one of my indoor tanks right now, and I'm going to be a little sad when he moves to the outdoor pond as he gets bigger.

Lori I.

Deep in Mililani in the middle of a bunch of fruit and tree farms is this hidden koi farm. We visited during their open house which occurs once a month. They sell koi of all sizes, shapes, colors, and prices to the "general public" but most of the people there were serious koi enthusiasts. We just went to look at the fish, while others brought flashlights and magnifying glasses and studied every move before selecting their catch of the day. They all looked the same to me. http://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/FYFXf9Nnc8esv0f8-ydenw?select=EsnmAHXpWrcJUvGRPPSNlw#HzI6H3bVHil7wP6xC64Paw PRICES ranged from $20 for a baby koi all the way up to hundreds of dollars for the large koi. They also have an online auction where people from all over the world bid in the thousands of dollars for a single fish!! LOCATION: I posted step by step pictures of how to get there because Google maps will send you to the wrong place, and once you pass the guard, you're basically just driving on unpaved roads in the middle of fields. Step 1. Drive to the end of Meheula Parkway, go through the "Mililani Ag Park" driveway and be ready to present your license to the security guard. http://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/FYFXf9Nnc8esv0f8-ydenw?select=EsnmAHXpWrcJUvGRPPSNlw#ejLmv9_hfor0JbkWCszHOw Step 2. STAY LEFT at these signs. (this is important!) http://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/FYFXf9Nnc8esv0f8-ydenw?select=EsnmAHXpWrcJUvGRPPSNlw#Szvf0drfisS7MLqtO7X4ig Step 3. Turn right on Samoa http://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/FYFXf9Nnc8esv0f8-ydenw?select=EsnmAHXpWrcJUvGRPPSNlw#-JvFoRgyV8LGotb5F86V6w Step 4. Turn left on Ufi http://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/FYFXf9Nnc8esv0f8-ydenw?select=EsnmAHXpWrcJUvGRPPSNlw#S2y6i9orNjlJx81iH_u3XQ Step 5. Turn left at this telephone pole http://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/FYFXf9Nnc8esv0f8-ydenw?select=EsnmAHXpWrcJUvGRPPSNlw#1UI9zGO6bKChxIOJq47pfg I've been here before when the entire farm was open to our group. During the open house yesterday they limited access to just the blue buckets in the center of the farm, so there wasn't as much to see, but if you're into koi and you have an opportunity to come here on a day when the entire farm is open, it's pretty cool. (The kids INISISTED on getting a fish, so we got a baby Heisei Nishiki. I think it's going to get too big for us next year sometime, so if you have a large koi pond, holler!)

This place is awesome. I have bpught 2 fish from them now and I just returned home from picking up our second addition. The staff are very friendly and accommodating. I really appreciate their attention to detail and customer service and above all else, their fish are healthy.

The best place to buy High Quality Tosai from Japan, I just bought 5 tosai and very happy with the koi, have 5 more to come. And will come back to buy more. And they are very good services too.

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The best place to buy High Quality Tosai from Japan, I just bought 5 tosai and very happy with the koi, have 5 more to come.

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