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Foodland - Large brown eggs  ($1.99) for 12 eggs. DEALAGES Yo!

Foodland

4.2(462 reviews)
0.5 mi
$$

Aloha, THE BEST…read morepoke I've ever had. I got a 2-scoop bowl over white rice with the furikake salmon and avocado ahi -- and everything tasted incredibly fresh. The fish was thick, flavorful, and didn't feel overly sauced or heavy. What stood out the most was the quality , you can really tell the difference. Every bite was clean, rich, and satisfying. It's a quick service so as well. It's also way more filling than it looks. I didn't expect it to hold me over like it did. Honestly, no complaints. If you're in Hawaii and thinking about poke, this is a must. I can't wait to come back and visit and this be my first stop!

This was my first time going to Foodland, and I absolutely loved it! There is such a large…read moreselection of hot lunches, poke, ready-to-eat snacks, and everything in between. At first, when I walked in, I was kind of overwhelmed, like where do I start?!!! If you're coming from the mainland, the style of this grocery store reminds me of a Whole Foods. I got some fresh poke (and holy guacamole, there is a HUGE selection to pick from!), 2 cans of banana water (what the heck? I didn't even know you can make banana water LOL), some sparkling coconut water, and some veggies. I loved everything I got, and I'm already planning another grocery list to go to Foodland for more of their goodies! Some of their prices are a little higher than those of other grocery stores, but not terribly so. All in all, I'm coming back here for more poke (beach poke and some taro chips, anyone?) and for some groceries! I loved the atmosphere and how friendly the employees are!

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Foodland - Tuna and salmon poke ... soooo yum

Tuna and salmon poke ... soooo yum

Foodland - Coconut water

Coconut water

Foodland - Salt & Vinegar Wings ($10.99 per pound).

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Salt & Vinegar Wings ($10.99 per pound).

Safeway - Aloha Spirit!

Safeway

3.3(566 reviews)
0.6 mi
$$

This is my neighborhood Safeway that's closest for me. I like this location. It's generally well…read morestocked and when an item is out, they will happily get me a rain check. The aisles are fairly wide and while it's busy, I can usually navigate this store easily. I've always enjoyed the selection of items from the bakery section--I like coming here for just a cake slice or single piece of cheesecake sometimes. One thing that does annoy me is that some of the aisles are now locked up and need a customer service associate to come unlock the display and give you your item. When I have a choice, I will wait and go to another place that doesn't lock items up like that. I would rather the store pay more for security and loss prevention than to inconvenience shoppers and make them get customer service to unlock items. That's just me. Good variety of items, helpful clerks at the front. Just wish I didn't need someone to help me unlock my items.

What a gift it is when a clerk remembers you by name, asks how your partner is doing, and even…read moreremembers who the ice cream lover is in the family. In that moment, you feel seen--not just as a customer, but as a person. Timaree brings back the feeling of the good ol' days of customer service, when shopping wasn't just a transaction. It was a moment of connection. She greets us like neighbors, remembers the little details, and makes each visit feel personal. For a few minutes, time slows down. We're not just passing through the checkout line, we're being welcomed, acknowledged, and cared for. Timaree is the clerk who, 10 out of 10 times, brings the most genuine kindness and customer service I've experienced at Safeway, and honestly, anywhere. Warmly, June & Matthew

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Safeway - Friday DEALAGES! Salt & Vinegar $5.00 bucks a pound!

Friday DEALAGES! Salt & Vinegar $5.00 bucks a pound!

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Safeway - Alaskan battered Pollock (4 pieces for $5.00) for DEALAGES Friday!

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Alaskan battered Pollock (4 pieces for $5.00) for DEALAGES Friday!

Foodland Farms - Hawaiian Style Ahi,  Shoyu Ahi, and Spicy Ahi Poke with Mani Brewing OMG Hazy IPA and Mango Sticky Rice IPA

Foodland Farms

4.2(1.3k reviews)
1.6 miAla Moana
$$

One stop shop for Poke bowls and more! As it's a grocery shop, you could even go for their hot bar…read moreor buy the prepackaged foods they offered beyond the poke bar, which was obviously the crowd pleaser. The line was indeed long but moved super quick. The system's you picked your number and waited to get called before you could make your order. Plus point, you could sample before deciding and it's super helpful given the huge variety. Plenty of seats to dine right after paying so you literally had your food fresh. We got the Wasabi and Spicy Ahi with additional wakame (seaweed), avocado, fried garlic, and wasabi sauce. The portion was certainly filling, the fish was fresh and all the sauce was so flavorful. Certainly a must-have one when visiting Oahu!!

We usually come to Foodland when we visit Oahu. On this trip we did and I was a bit put off. It was…read moreFriday early evening and there was a ton of folks in there. Tourist and local folks too. Friday's is their $6 daily special. Many prepacked food items for $6. A great price and since they have a huge selection you can't go wrong. BUT the crowds! OMG! I saw a guy grabbing some food and eating it in the store. We did not get anything this time but you can depend on the poke and fresh food options. There's a wine bar inside and bakery. All kinds of food and drink items savory and sweet. Anyway maybe go on other days besides Friday to get the best ambiance but pay a bit more for the to go foods

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Foodland Farms - Limu Ahi/Spicy Ahi Tuna with Seaweed Poké Bowl

Limu Ahi/Spicy Ahi Tuna with Seaweed Poké Bowl

Foodland Farms - Just one of their bowls to go

Just one of their bowls to go

Foodland Farms - Hawaiian sun juice - made in Hawaii

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Waikiki Market - Spam sushi

Waikiki Market

4.2(205 reviews)
0.9 miWaikiki
$$

We wanted to stop by Waikiki Market to grab a few things for a beach day, and ended up being way…read moremore impressed than expected. We picked up a half-pound of Hawaiian-style spicy poke, which was super fresh with a nice kick of heat, and it paired perfectly with the furikake wonton chips we already had. Honestly such a great snack combo. We also grabbed a sushi tempura roll and were surprised by how good it was since we saved it for the next day for an early morning snorkel sesh: it was fresh, crispy, and filled with big chunks of shrimp, easily better than what some sit-down restaurants serve. The crispy Japanese sweet potato drizzled with a bit of honey was incredibly comforting and homey, and a nice balance of sweet and savory. We also tried the chicken katsu, which had a light, crisp breading and came with fluffy white rice topped with furikake. The side potato salad was refreshing with nice, chunky pieces of potato and not overly heavy. Perfect spot to grab quality food quickly before heading out to do other day-long activities. Everything was fresh, well-prepared, and way above typical "market food." Would absolutely stop by again on future trips.

This place is pricy for everyday staples, but the poke and hot foot stations are not only great…read morevalue, they serve up top quality grindz. The store is a clean, well lighted gourmet grocery with an abundance of takeout options from the poke bar stacked with at least 7 varieties to the malasada bakery display, decked out in powdered sugar. There's a large and varied vino section, but you may find many of the wines cheaper elsewhere like at nearby ABC. Staff have plenty of aloha spirit yet keep things moving effectively to get you through the shopping process. As a bonus, there's an outdoor area overlooking Kūhiō with a few tables, so you can enjoy your takeout onsite.

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Waikiki Market - Baked goods

Baked goods

Waikiki Market - Bagels

Bagels

Waikiki Market - Bakery!

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Bakery!

Safeway - They are evil.

Safeway

3.0(500 reviews)
1.6 mi
$$

I love that they have covered Parking. Awesome friendly Service from Kehaua!! Such ALOHA and a…read moregreat way to start the day!!! Location is clean and organized I came in for flowers- got lei

BEWARE: Do not buy gift cards from Safeway; especially Amazon Gift Cards…read more Purchased an Amazon Gift Card. I'm very careful when I buy Gift Cards and examine them before I buy them. The card looked mint (not tampered with) but to my surprise, looks like someone took the card home, carefully opened the package, took the code, scratched off code so that code can't be redeemed, glued back the package and returned it to Safeway to wait to see if someone will purchase that card. Safeway will not refund; even if you tell them the card was purchased here. Hours of talking to Amazon - I will not disclose the outcome, but let's just say they knew exactly who redeemed the code of the gift card I purchased and Amazon is investigating to take care of that theif. I told them to ban their account and contact the police department, since they can see the name, address and the account. To Safeway - you lock up practically everything behind glass doors. Is there not a way to protect your gift cards from thieves that steal them and tamper with them? How about a locked case for gift cards too?? There's also a way where you can place locks on each of the metal hangers so that no one can remove them off the hangers (longs drugs do this with batteries, and we need to call over staff to unlock to buy them) - this way, we will know that the only ones that have access are safeway employees and outside vendors stocking gift cards (if they do) - so if there is an issue with gift cards, you know it's an insider. But since everyone and anyone has access to all of the gift cards there, Is security seeing who stops by to probably steal a stack of gift cards and then bring them back to your store to wait for victims to buy them? Again, if outside vendors are coming in to restock gift cards - it's time to examine if they aren't doing anything shady before they restock them too.

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Safeway - Everything here is locked up

Everything here is locked up

Safeway - Park on the ground level and take the escalator or elevator up!

Park on the ground level and take the escalator or elevator up!

Safeway - Meat/Seafood especially Ash is always showcase ready

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Meat/Seafood especially Ash is always showcase ready

Don Quijote - Now that's a BIIG Musubi.

Don Quijote

4.0(1.2k reviews)
1.2 mi
$$

Don Don Don Donki, is that how the song goes? hehe.. didn't hear song during this shopping trip but…read morethat always get stuck in my head when I am here. Small kid time I remember use to be Holiday Mart, then Daiei and now Don Quijote. I use to love shopping here with my parents for the dipped yogurt ice cream, I think they use to have an ice crem shop at the front of the store. During middle school days we would come here for Sanrio & Leigh's Wishing Well when laminated, personalized cards were popular. Now darn I try to avoid this shop, as much as I LOVE all the products, my wallet doesn't, hehe. I have a habit of buying every single thing. Lets talk about this recent visit, I only need 3 item which is mentaiko to make mentaiko pasta, bread to make garlic bread and natto since I needed a natto fix. I had to get out there quick and try not to stop at every section, hehe. Ended getting extra stuff but all good, I was happy with the extra goodies! Don Quijote does get crazy with parking, lines, feeling of clutter here but despite that I LOVE shopping here & the prices are low, if you can catch it on sale, even better! For someone that hasn't been to Japan, I am grateful that I can stock up on my Japanese products here. Also, I love that they have different fairs/theme every month, they carry products from specific city in Japan and even have samples too.

Donki is not a store. It is a side-quest…read more After dinner one evening, my twinsie, "Auntie" Nadine C., turned to me, whispering almost conspiratory, "Have you heard about Don Quijote?" Don Quixote? The titular protagonist of Miguel de Cervantes' 17th-century Spanish novel, often considered the first modern novel? No, not him. Side-quest unlocked: Go to Don Quijote to looks at Trader Joe's-like bags and peruse affordable macadamia nuts. Imagine if a Japanese convenience store, Costco, Walmart, Japanese pop culture, and a late-night snack gremlin all moved into one building and decided to co-habilitate. That's Don Quijote, or as locals lovingly know it: Donki. Don Quijote is Japanese discount megastore in Honolulu where you walk in for one bottle of water and somehow leave an hour later with Japanese cheesecake, body wash, a rice cooker, novelty socks, a plush penguin, Spam musubi, an ankle brace, and at least one item that made you say, "Well, I've never seen that before." Every aisle is an adventure. It's part grocery store, part pharmacy, part souvenir shop, part beauty supply, part snack paradise, and part "why are they selling this and why do I suddenly need it?" The shelves are packed to the ceiling, the signage is loud, the deals are good, and the whole place feels like a treasure hunt designed by someone who drank three Red Bull Kyoho Grapes and said, "More products! More fun! No empty shelf space!" The Honolulu location is also gloriously open 24 hours, which means it serves a very specific and beautiful type of chaos: jet-lagged tourists like myself, night owls craving Japanese curry, and people making questionable but spiritually necessary 1:11 a.m. purchases. TL;DR, Don Quijote is less of a store and more of an experience. A slightly overwhelming and delightfully unhinged retail adventure.

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Don Quijote - $15+ for 5 otoro nigiri - yes, please!!! =)

$15+ for 5 otoro nigiri - yes, please!!! =)

Don Quijote - 100% Kona coffee prices have skyrocketed!

100% Kona coffee prices have skyrocketed!

Don Quijote - Don Q's on the beach

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Don Q's on the beach

One University Stop - grocery - Updated May 2026

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