EH, so nice...we went eat poke there TWICE! Nah, I think was maybe 3 times!!…read more On our visit to Maui, we were staying nearby in Lahaina...and the first thing on our minds was we need some fresh poke, like right NOW! So for an early lunch we made it a point to stop by Foodland Farms by the Lahaina bypass before we went into town to visit Mom! No regrets! In our multiple visits wifey & I both got the 2-choice poke bowl special with hot rice for only $10.99 a bowl! Now dat is value eats especially being on Maui! We tried a bunch of em: -California Roll Ahi Poke -Limu Ahi Poke -Shoyu Ahi Poke -Spicy Ahi Poke -Oyster Sauce Ahi Poke -Hawaiian Style Ahi Poke We tried the new trend too now with poke bowls, add fried chicken skin! Oh boy, add some crunch & umami punch! Buggah ONO! And no forget a side of Maui pickled onion for only $1 extra! Add even more flava! That Mickey D's don't got Foodland Farms beat when it comes to a value combo! Grab a poke bowl and a soft drink for under $15! Good eating for a day in the sand! Or a day in the shops! Or a day with your Mom, HA!

IMHO Shopping at…read moreFoodland while in Maui is always a must visit. Hubby always joins the line to buy their poke. I like checking out their Hawaiian baked goods and their whimsical and colorful Hawaiian cooler bags and shopping bags! Yes, Maui food prices are high, but hey, you gotta eat!

Great supermarket for essentials during our visit to Kaanapali.store is clean and produce is fresh…read more Love the ready to eat items in the deli, poke bar in the back (purchase by the lb or half lb), and the local items. We always grab some pasties and ice cream to go to enjoy w our coffee. Foodland is great if you need groceries and in the area.

IMHO Foodland is our…read moremarket of choice when we go to Maui. I love walking in here because I know I'm on vacation! The first thing I saw when we walked in was the display of colorful shopping bags! And they were only $1 each! I grabbed a bunch in different fruit styles possibly to give as gifts or use as gift bags. I like perusing the baking department for fresh banana breads, cookies, etc. The hubby runs for the seafood department for fresh poke. There is always a line for poke customers! Oh, and don't forget a spam musubi waiting on the warming trays. Everything is higher priced than your mainland grocery stores. However, you do have to eat. Just buy what you need and only what you'll eat. Too many times, people will overbuy and when it's time to leave, have an abundance of leftovers. Happy vacation!

Stopped in for butter and was blown away by the size of the store, the cleanliness and the variety/…read moreselection of goods ( including some cool Hello Kitty ube mochi snacks, which of course I had to have)... The alcohol selection was huge- including the wine!

I always thought Safeway was a good value in Lahaina, but I was so wrong…read more My wife and I shopped prices with Foodland Farms across the street and found Foodland lower priced on most items and their produce and fish is so so much fresher and nicer! Some items were ridiculously overpriced 12 pack of Pepsi Real sugar Safeway was $12.99 unless you bought 3 at price regular price and received 1 free. 4 -12 packs That's what I need Foodland Farms $6.99! Almost half. Shop Foodkand before Safeway, I surely will. Maholo

I totally didn't take any pictures because I came in only because I was waiting for a food truck…read moreoutside to open so I'm like let me check this out and maybe buy a drink So glad I went in because the cashier told me the food truck was not gonna be opening at all today Bummer So I ended up walking around and noticed some stuff in giant sizes Makes sense now that it's a "depot" so yeah big items to sell I got some snacks and the cashiers were friendly Not too busy it was fair prices

IMHO Parking is…read morecrappy here if the small lot is full. We had to park on the street. I wish we had thought to visit Island Grocery sooner, as most of our grocery shopping was done at either Foodland or Times Market. I think more locals shop here than visitors. The store is bright and big. Great selection of fresh produce and local foods to choose from. There are even a few food trucks situated outside the store. Next visit, I'll make sure to shop here first!

This is not far from our stay and we needed bread and…read morewater. Of course i found Poke that i like and the Pre made Sushi that will make a full dinner. Ok this changed the evening meal to Sunset from the Lanai with a cold beer and a special dinner. The store is immaculate. They offer lower prices but no loyalty or reward programs.

We did some grocery shopping the day we arrived on Maui at Times Supermarket. It was easy to find…read morea parking space. We bought some fresh papayas, yogurts, pastries, and most importantly, Koloa rum punch. The prices were in keeping with expectations. Checkout was courteous but the cashier had trouble finding the bar codes. We returned almost a week later to pick up a couple of more items to get us through our stay.. There were many empty shelves, perhaps the bad weather a day or two before had delayed shipments? We left without purchasing anything.

Prime meats imported from Idaho. The meats are packed for ready to purchase. We opted for 12-14 oz…read more ribeye steaks to grill at our resort. The store is a warm and friendly layout. They also offer an assortment of spices, sauces, and sides.

The scallops were awesome! Very pricey but a lot less expensive than ordering in a restaurant.read more

You can believe the hype about the Poke here. This wine and liquor store is tucked away at the top…read moreof a hill in somewhat of a mini industrial business area. Plenty of parking though as it's on a private lot. Let me tell you, the poke here is fire!!!! So fresh!!! Found this place here through Yelp, and the other Yelpers definitely did not disappoint. The store is super clean, and each staff member I encountered here were all very polite, and helpful. When you walk in, the Poke section is directly to your left. When we arrived, there was a line and for good reason. They had about 5 or 6 different kind of Poke's the days we went 7/29 and 7/31. I had the Spicy Ahi and the Tamura's one day. Then the Shoyu and Chili pepper the next. All which were extremely fresh and flavorful. Great to eat by itself, or you can elect for a Poke bowl, which gets you two scoops of rice with furikake and sesame seed (if you want) and two choices of poke. You won't regret it if you're a poke fan! We came here twice to satisfy our poke craving. Crazy how it's a large liquor and wine store, which I'm sure they get a lot of customers for. But the days we went, it mainly were both locals and tourists stopping in for just the poke. Just a heads up, I overheard a lady ask "will you have more tomorrow"? To which the employee said, "yes we have enough fish for the next 3 days" which tells me that they do run out or have days where their poke bar is closed. The poke bowl was $14.99 each and completely worth it. Best Poke I've tried so far in Maui! Give them a try!

Updated with pictures!! Took 8+ months, but I was finally able to download my pics from the…read more"cloud". 5/31/22 *See SF Japantown Yelp - pictures to be uploaded if I can recover. Quality/Quantity - Small local supermarket that sells poke and alcohol, so you would think this would be PERFECT for someone like me! The poke was limited by the time we got here at 1:30pm ish. The poke looked fresh, and there was a long line; slightly unorganized. Not the business's fault, but the customers. I think everyone in line was trying to look into the case at the same time. Lots of other Maui and/or HI items for sale. Atmosphere - Plenty of free parking. Open 7 days a week from 10am until ?? See my picture. Starting 6/3/22 open daily from 10am to 6pm; as of 6/5 this has NOT been updated on Yelp. Poke hours differ, see picture - thank you for posting this! The bathrooms are right when you walk in, which is nice. No delivery service. No loyalty program - everyday low prices. Service - Good. Price - Reasonable prices, same or slightly above the other supermarkets. Owner Comment - Congrats on your success since 1995 with your 12+ locations (includes markets and restaurants). 1920 Makitaro Tamura opened the first store. 1995 - Grandsons now own these locations.

Don't make the mistake we ALMOST made!…read more We arrived at the little shop, got our little free sample, looked through the window at the chocolate making machine, and were about to make our purchases and depart. Then something caught our eye about tastings upstairs. So up we went. Fabulous breezy little open air bar with plenty of seating and a view! A full menu of drinks and nibbles, and a gazillion ways to pair chocolate and alcohol. Our server Carrie was fun and friendly and knowledgable, and took great care of us. Mr. M and I each had a glass of red with our chocolate pairings, and our companions tried the port and liquor pairings. So much fun and so delicious. What a lovely way to spend some time.

Im leaving 3 stars just based on the customer service from upstairs. We didn't partake in the tour…read moreas we had littles with us under 3 and figured we could at least do the "build your own brownie" for the crew. Well, it would've been fine had our entire table received their order. The brownie was not good. The build your own brownie "experience" was lacking. Only brownie and ice cream was included. At least give a topping included, then up-charge for more. On top of that, the $1.50 for sprinkles was a disgrace when the kid didn't get even $.10 worth. There was a tad confusion around the alcohol as well. Understand there's permit restrictions but it would've been nice to know when placing the order instead of when the drink was delivered. Signage isn't clear either. The "only 21 and over past this point" should have a blurb about no alcohol in the main seating. Oh well, we worked with it. Oh, and the sweat that dripped into the ladies plate who was doing the tasting experience was gross - even she said something and got attitude back from the upstairs hosts. Again, three stars awarded as we didn't really partake in anything outside of the cafe top level. Giving the benefit of the doubt the rest of the experience would've probably been good.

Nice big store with deli and delicious smash burgers (I liked the bacon mushroom Swiss). I also…read moretried the curly fries and they were perfectly seasoned and crispy. If paying cash, you have to order then go to checkout line and pay and then go back to deli counter with receipt to pick up order. I didn't know this and had to go to the checkout line after waiting for 10 mins at the deli line. Overall, friendly staff, good selection and bathroom located on the side of the building, near outside eating area.

This is for ABC store #47 on Honoapiilani road…read more The Deli is fabulous. Best deal on the island. Prime rib days 8 ounce with large serving of mash potatoes for $19. Poke bowl has a generous half pound of fish and was delicious. Breakfast is good too. When you're on the island on a budget, this place is a great option. ABC stores give you free gifts if you spend in their stores. We racked up points pretty quickly eating at this Deli. Aloha spirt and friendly service.

Enjoyable little tour, definitely was longer than the advertised 1 hour tour more like 2 which was…read morewonderful! Lots of cool fruits to see how they grow and the progression through different developmental stages. Was also wonderful to be able to eat all the fruits we got to see growing at the end. Definitely changed my opinion on some fruits that I now like because I've never had them at their peak ripeness. Our guide was super nice and had good energy. I did however feel like the farm was run by a lot of very young adults or ppl that felt like they didn't have a ton of experience there yet so kinda wasn't able to answer a decent amount of questions but it's ok we still enjoyed ourselves and them.

Pros: Our tour guide was very polite and knowledgeable of the different type of fruits and plants…read moreshown during the tour. Cons: We only got to see a few dragon fruit plants, hence this was supposed to be a dragon fruit farm tour. For $45/person, I did not feel we got our money's worth. Would not be coming back or recommending this to anyone else.