Great and only neighborhood market! The pizza was amazing!!!! The male store attendant was…read moreespecially helpful! Thanks !!

I guess this is my fault, but I was expecting a Japanese style market that stocked Japanese…read moreproducts, not a standard mini-market with some Japanese things. My fault I guess, but it wasn't what I wanted.

Extra star for awesome, friendly service! We wanted to try this famous gas station fried chicken…read more They have various combos and it wasn't quite obvious what to order for the family. But the lady working there was so nice and explained everything! They even signed me up for the discount card. Mahalo for being so kind to this clueless mainlander! We got the 2 orders of the combo with 2 chicken thighs and 1 drumstick and 3 pieces of fried, batter dipped potato wedges. Pieces were large and meaty. It was a lot of food! Only $8.99 with the discount card for each box. The potatoes were tender and quite tasty. We really enjoyed them. Chicken itself was flavorful, although we found the crust too salty. It was a tiny bit dry. Not sure how long it had been sitting there. The crust was very crunchy. Everything was hot and well packaged. Overall, a great deal and worth a try if you're in the area! Location of this one is very convenient - just South of the airport and near the Costco.

We ended up stopping at Minit Stop out of pure necessity because literally everything else on the…read moreisland was closed -- and honestly, we were not disappointed. My boyfriend really wanted the tonkatsu, but they had just run out, so we grabbed the fried chicken and the chili with rice and mac and ended up sharing everything. It totally hit the spot. Comfort food, super flavorful, and way better than we expected for a late-night convenience store stop. Not fancy, but when you're hungry and everything's closed, Minit Stop comes through.

5.3 for he gas station fuel shop. The food was being made fresh and we saw a lot of locals and…read moreconstruction workers getting food like the local mocha here. We have the Hawaiian bomb w fresh poke on rice ball and it was delicious for like less than $12 and filling for almost 2 people. Unfortunately, gas during the Iran war now is about 5.90$ here per gallon appropriate for other parts of the world my California now

Poke Nachos are the surprise. Enjoy them. Love them…read more Place is cool. Fresh food to enjoy and prepared with laughter. You can hear them, if they see you. The best preparers know because they see you coming. Enjoy some good food, refreshments and souvenirs when you need. Place is so live. Glad the place is cool.

Car wash 10 minutes per vehicle…read more Be prepared to wait. Unless the car wash is clear And available. Price. Mid twenties. Tried it. Pondering the experience. 11 minutes per vehicle approximately. Used a stopwatch.

Pretty good K-chicken!…read more When visiting Kona (kinda often), this is my last stop before returning my rent-a-car at Keahole-Kona Airport to fill up gas. Usually it's in the mid to late afternoon, so sometimes I buy my "Linner" to take to the airport and eat it there (maybe even sneak it into the airport restaurant (after buying a drink there) occasionally! Shhh!!! .... ) So I almost always get a small take out container with a scoop of rice and 1 or 2 pieces of their fried Korean Chicken. Yum! That, add some cabbage that has been soaking in that Korean BBQ sauce, put it over the rice.... yum P: When you look at the display case, it might look unassuming, but (in my opinion) it is ONO! Best part is crunching on the saucy skin! Kinda on the pricey side for a piece of chicken and not the most heart healthy ... but oh well, heck, I'm on travel, so it's not like I'm buying it everyday! Gas prices are typically "Kona" (expensive) ... but within the ballpark of other places. But this is one of the more convenient stops I make along the Queen K Highway on the way to the airport... Got other things in the deli/warmer section... they're 'okay', but it's the K fried chx that convinces me to buy gas at this stop along the way!

I appreciate that this Safeway location offers public restrooms. A lot of places don't anymore, and…read morehaving that option is genuinely helpful. The bathrooms themselves aren't particularly clean, but they're functional, and I'm grateful they're available. That said, every stall door currently has a sign that says "Aloha, locks are broke, please knock." Unfortunately, that system does not work. I am a female and just had a man walk in on me while I was actively using the restroom. That's uncomfortable and avoidable. A printed sign is not a substitute for functioning locks. For a major grocery store, this should be addressed promptly. Basic privacy in a restroom is not optional. Still shop here, but please fix the locks. I did try calling to speak with someone but the phone was never answered.

This was a nice clean stop for supplies near our stay. Nice…read moreand easy parking and i have a rewards card, so i saved a little.

A little of everything that you might want while vacationing in Hawaii, plus there is a store every…read morewhere you go

Stopped by to pick up souvenirs. They have a lot of stuff and at the moment, as of November 2025,…read moreHello Kitty items, from dolls, key chains, to beach towels, seems to be selling. In additions, they have all sorts of typical nick nacks, trinkets, key chains, sunglasses, sundries, cookies, drinks, etc. If you purchase $100 or more worth of items, you qualify for free gift items, such as tote bag, mugs, etc. You can easily spend hundreds or more dollars.

Goodness, a store like ABC is dangerous for my wallet!…read more I stopped by at the crack of dawn and spent $100. They honestly carry a great variety of products from ready made food (can't forget the musubi) to local alcohol and slippers. Parking might be hard to find so come early.

All Blocks Covered seems like there's one on every street corner in some places prices might be…read morejust a little bit high, but they have everything you need in and out in a matter of seconds

This establishment is a convenience store, not a discount store…read more If you want cheaper drinks and better food, go to the grocery store or to Target, Walmart, or better yet, Costco. At least the staff are friendly and nice and helpful.

The older haole lady at the front is so rude!!! Had an attitude off the bat. Just a bad experienceread more

Poke is bomb here! They run out so make sure to come before 2 PM!…read moreSack N save seems like a regular grocery store but the poke we had was the best on our trip to Kona. They have 15 different types of poke. I got the traditional shoyu and was delicious! In addition to poke they have regular grocery not hot foods. Can't wait to come back here to try more types of poke!

Conveniently located for folks staying downtown…read more Great selection of fresh produce, and undeniably the best POKE in town! Always fresh, great variety, and friendly service!

I've been here a few times since it's close to the hotels I've stayed at in Kona when there on…read morebusiness. On the positive, this place is cleaner than most convenience stores. But the biggest negative is the limited selection. I was at 7-Eleven the day before, and that's the clearest example to me. This store doesn't have my Itoen green tea or my sugarless beef jerky; both of which 7-Eleven had. Again, just a limited selection.

Great service, lots of amenities and good customer service. No complaints. Convenient location and…read moreeasy access.