A small little mall with an assortment of restaurants and gift stores. We came to kill time and…read moreended up buying a few magnets from the local gift shop. Decent little shopping center. Parking - They have a sizable lot.

Originally known as the Lihue Shopping Center, this open air mall is one of two retail centers in…read moreLihue, close to the beach and Marriott Vacation Club. It attracts shoppers from the nearby cruise port, by running a free trolley doing round-trips (it's a 5 minute trip one-way). Some restaurants in the mall are a made to order Filipino themed and a BBQ one.

I really like this shoping center becouse of the coveniounce of everything together!!!Got to love…read moreit!!!MAHALO!!!

Newly built Hokulei Village Shopping Village has a ton of empty spaces to fill. Made a quick stop…read morehere to find something to eat, but alas, there were only a small handful of businesses open. Parking is open and spacious, as with most other Kauai shopping areas, none are covered stalls. Safeway, Chevron, Uncle's, Panda Express, Petco, Supercuts, Verizon and Subway were the only open businesses I saw. Potential is there! Can't wait to see what shops fill the still vacant spaces!

Very friendly staff member. They had more Kauai focused souvenirs instead of just basic Hawaii. My…read morefriend got a couple cute stickers and a sweatshirt. They had tshirts, tank tops, Kauai hats and some other unique finds including some sparkly pineapples. the prices were pretty typical and seemed a decent value.

Loved the staff & good mixture of items to consider for myself and as gifts. I would go back.read more

A little shopping mall with all the essentials and lots of local shops. Definitely a good walk…read morethrough and something to do.

This used to be fairly decent mall and then Macy's closed and another and another and another…read more There is hardly anything left in this mall except for the best sandwich and bread place on the island, Starbucks, a market, and some pop ups once in awhile. Kauai bakery is one of the top three places on the island for malasadas but it is tricky to find and not enough to make it worth the time and effort to go to this mall. Boring.....two stars at best

The Ubelicious dessert was sweeeeet Such a great serving size to share with others!…read more There are a lot of options to choose from for desserts. Employees are nice and you can tell they care :). There also is other savory foods they offer. The gift shop part of this establishment is okay, a little old and dusty items they're selling.

What a great shop. They sell souvenirs and food. I got a pretty Hawaiian flower clip for $1!…read more We stopped on this side of the island on a cruise ship. We came by both days that we were at port for food and shaved ice here. They have a huge variety of shaved ice. You can add different flavors or syrup and ice cream. They have mochi and flan add-ons too. The possibilities are endless here. The fried intestine and lumpia are soooooo good. The intestine shrinks when cooked but was still delicious. The lumpia's are 10 for $10. They are so good I can probably eat 30 by myself. The fried banana eggrolls were huge. Crispy, a bit too sweet for me but really good. HAPPY SHAVED ICING!!

Hawaii Costcos are the best! This location has everything you need for a week at the beach, from…read morethe bathing suit you forgot at home, sunscreen, boogie boards, and tasty treats and snacks for your stay, plus macadamia nuts to take home. The sushi is outstanding. The combination of salmon, ahi, and marlin is phenomenal, the fish is extremely fresh, and the rice is nicely seasoned. Skip the mayo heavy spicy tuna poke, though. Service is great, lines are efficient, prices are very reasonable. Gas is easy to get before you return your rental car. It's great all around!

It was our last day in Kauai, and didn't want to spend our time at the airport, waiting for our…read moreredeye flight. So decided to go to Costco to see if their optical department could tighten my Costco glasses before heading back to the mainland. The optical department closes earlier than the store itself, so we ended up wandering around. We intentionally went there on the last day after our luggage had been packed, thinking it would prevent us from buying things to bring back. But there were two things that we don't see on the mainland, that were of good price: 1.5 Coffee beans from Molokai Estate Coffee (100% from Molokai, and which my wife confirmed later was very good) and a Ube cream Liquor from the Philippines, that went great with the said coffee. Both fit in our checked bags and made it home safe. It wasn't too crowded because it was close to closing and was of large size, including self checkout lanes. Another good visit to Costco.

Friendly staff and excellent selection Went here a few…read moretimes during our vacation Reasonable prices

Per other reviews, this ABC store on the island of Kuaui is quite small. But because it was the…read moreclosest one to our cruise port during our stop-over, it got very crowded when I stopped in, to pick up some appreciation snacks for our room stewards. There were 4 cashiers working at the same time, and the lines were still 8 people deep. But it continuously moved and I was able to checkout using a credit card. Purchased Kauai Island Honey 12 oz for $7.49, two Manca (pretty sure meant to confuse folks with Manuka) Honey 2 oz for $4.49 each and two bags of 9.25oz Doritos [Nacho cheese and cool ranch] ($8.09 each). Also got an Eco Shop ABC bag for $0.49, a nice cheap souvenir.

This is the place to go if you want to find locally made items! The lady at the store told us that…read morethey are a non profit organization and all the money you spend, goes to the artist! I'll definitely be supporting this place when visiting and even making purchases online!

Small shop but nice selection of handcrafted and vintage items. My husband ended up with two very…read morenice, gently used Hawaiian shirts for under $25 (great value as we saw one of the same designs new for about $70). Only downside is that it's off the beaten path. Took a ride share to get there (& ride shares were hard to get).

Located across from Lihue County Park, and the Kauai War Memorial Convention Hall, Rice Shopping…read moreCenter offers a local blend of retail shops, services, restaurants, and more for Lihue's residents and visitors alike! Each business has their own hours, so check before visiting! Parking is right up front in their lot. Managed by Asset Realty Corporation, this shopping center has some of the following businesses His 'N Hers Hair Fashions, Kauai Bowl, Daddy O's, Pho Kauai, R n J Bakery,Pro-Am Golf Shop, Kauai Coinmatic, JM Law, LLC, Breath of Life Calvary Chapel, Rob's Good Times Grill, Ohana Smoke Shop, Hydrate Hawaii and a few medical offices as well!

The Rice Shopping center has seen better days. I was here most recently during the Labor Day…read moreweekend 2017 and decided to look around. Needless to say, there's a bunch of options here for everyone. The Rice Shopping Center is what you would call your neighborhood shopping center, even though there's only a small handful of shops that reside here, especially with a large section for the laundromat and there's a bowling alley too. It was nice to explore here and found out there was a Vietnamese restaurant called Pho Kauai. I came here on a Saturday afternoon and again on Sunday evening to what this part of Lihue has to offer. It's not really fair to say that this shopping center is fairly ghetto, even though the parking lot was nearly full when I came here. Although it's a far cry from the malls I have been to on Oahu and Maui, this strip mall is a little disappointing and sad at the same time. For what it's worth though, it has its industrial charm and it helps the community with its presence. Especially with the communal laundromat there, many residents can do their thing here while having a meal or even go bowling on any time they wish. The overall experience here at the Rice Shopping center was okay and average. While it was nice to enjoy the benefits of travel and also enjoy restaurants and businesses via yelp, the Rice Shopping Center was not really your typical shopping center. As mentioned before, the laundromat seemed to be the key feature at this mall, as well as the bowling alley. They also have a restaurant and bar too, although I didn't go in there during this go around. I wish that they had more stores here, but the ambiance was decent to zilch. Since it was a weekend, this place was a ghost town and I thought it would have been busier. Rice Shopping center is located on Rice Street and Kress Street in the heart of Lihue, Kauai. I suspect that most merchants here accept credit cards, but cash is always king most places. I am not sure if the Kauai Bus comes through the area, but I rented a car during my stay on Kauai, so best bet is to check the Kauai bus schedule if you are commuting that way around Lihue and on Kauai in general. For the rest of us, there is plenty of parking here and more in the back lots, as well as nearby residential areas too. For me, I ended up checking out Pho Kauai as dinner option for Saturday night and the bowling alley as an entertainment venue for Sunday afternoon. Pho Kauai was a good option for y'all who love Pho and any type of Vietnamese cuisine. For the most part though, it was cool to be in a vintage bowling alley, especially when these kinds of businesses are a dying breed. We need to keep bowling alive to keep the business going! For me, while it was good to come here to Rice Shopping center for food and entertainment options, I've seen better and been in better places. This shopping center lacks that charisma that other neighborhood shopping centers do. Would I recommend this shopping center? Maybe. While the restaurant/bar is always a good choice, or maybe the Pho enticed you, and the bowling alley is your gym, come on down and experience this shopping venue for yourself. It can be a downer though, just fair warning. You've been warned. 3.0 stars for the overall experience - the shopping center as a whole. I was underwhelmed. Support local! C

In my opinion, best shopping center in the North Shore…read more What we liked: - Lots of shops, both local and brand names - Beautiful views from behind some of the stores (see photos) - Local Art (from about $20 to over $10K) - Dining options - Easy to walk What would have made it 5 stars: - Update bathrooms and keep them clean, the condition of the bathrooms alone almost dropped this to 3 starts. I would rate the bathrooms as worse than public beach, at least the one behind Quicksilver. - Slightly lower prices - improved sidewalks

I can't speak about it's past, but I lost my wallet at this shopping center and the night after I…read morecalled they called me to let me know they found it the next day. My flight was the day of and I was in Lihue (an hour away), they offered to mail it to my home address for free. Great customer service!