Great little stop for a quick gas up and snack. The folks here are so friendly!…read more It's a typical stop and go convenience store as part of a gas station, and low and behold they had a little display counter with Musubi. These little bundles of rice and spam, wrapped, are heavy in weight for the size! I got one, just because Belinda thought I should at least try it... thank you, Belinda. It was good!

Only Kauai got the grinds late night. Benton are Yummy yummy yummy!! Must try at least once. Also u…read morecan get gas! Ha! But for real must try the chicken bento

When you've been to Kauai EIGHT times…read more... I can guarantee you that you will become an expert when it comes to fueling up your rental car. I can also assure you that when gassing up your rental before turning it back in at the Lihue Airport... That you will 100% be willing to wait in that long line at Costco Gasoline in Lihue. Trust me, since our first visit in 2012 and our most recent visit in 2025, I have tried every which way to figure out what's the best way to do it. Do I go for the "Fuel Service Option" at the local car rental place where I pay for a full tank in advance and can return the car on empty? Do I live wild and just bring the car back with whatever amount of fuel is in the tank and have the rental car company then charge me a premium price for re-fuel it? Do I pass up multiple gas stations because I know there's got to be a cheaper station up the road just to save roughly 3 bucks? Or Do I choose to head towards the airport a little early, wait patiently in line, and then get my fuel at Costco Gasoline where they have the most reasonable gas prices in town, maybe even on the island. Trust me, I've done all of these options and Costco is hands down the only way to go. Sure... There's probably gonna be a line. Sure... You might second guess yourself while in that line. But after you pay, save a little money and you realize that the line actually moved fairly quick, you will be happy with your choice. Just don't forget... You MUST be a Costco Member to get gas here. And if you followed my advice about heading to the airport a little early to fuel up and get that car rental back before your flight, might as well head over to the Costco Food Court (which is located on the outside of the Costco) and grab yourself a hot dog and soda for $1.50 or maybe even a slice of pizza. Lord knows, that bag of pretzels on the 6+ hour flight ain't gonna cut it. To Kauai... To Costco Gasoline... To the Costco Food Court... I'll see you next time!!!

Cheapest gas on island. Lines can be long...so make sure you have some extra time…read more Convenient location.

The girl who pumped my gas - Michelle- didn't turn and lock the cover on my gas tank…read more I had realized it after I had come home from a day of running errands and I could smell gas. I opened the fuel door to discover the lid was not tightened at all on my gas tank. Sooo pissed.

Full service, a lil bit weird. Been a while since we've been to a full service gas station. LoL…read more Woman who serve us at that time seems to have a bad day. Oh, oh. I can tell by the expression of her face. No greeting, no smile, no friendly ambiance, in short no Aloha vibes. So slow & at that time we are racing our nerves to be on time to return baby Je. When I handed her our plastic she had a total poker face. Only two pumps available in this gas station and she also served the other in the front. They keep on talking with the driver maybe they're friends I don't know but it annoys be a lil bit. Like come on lady! Anyhow, this woman took a couple minutes to hand us back our plastic & our receipt. Good thing we have this lil amount of patience to say anything. We tried to be firm you know. LoL. If you guys are not in a hurry, that's fine. But if you don't have the patience better go find other station or better on a self-service gas station. That would be a lot easier. Mahalo & happy juandering fellow yelpers. @hello.juanderpinay www.juanderbandit.world

Usually, there's two places I come after landing at the airport; 7-Eleven in Hanamaulu for the…read moremusubis, or Konohiki (across the street) for local plate lunches and poke selections. As you will see, the pics of musubis are just a small taste of what you'll find. It's like finding treasure! One summer, this place was selling custard pie that came the closest to what Tip Top offered back in the ole' days:) nice rich golden yellow. The staff are nice and friendly. Visitors and locals, the next time you pass by Hanamaulu, do yourselves a favor and stop by to grab some musubis... and cookies... and manapua... maybe even a bento!

I wish we had 7-11s that were decent in the mainland. It's like in every other country has more…read morefresh food available. Not the best, but can go a long way. I enjoyed getting hot foods such as spam musibi, longoniza musibi, salmon rolls, and even some sui mai for the road and snacks for the beach. It was like the ones in Japan with stuff like the egg salad sandwich and onigiris. Service was pleasant. Always a line.

We usually get gas at Chevron but this one is in such a convenient location, close to Kauai Sands…read moreand our favorite Passion Bakery (behind). Kauai gas price seems to be the same everywhere. YELP 365 - 251/365

Poor customer service. No bathroom. No way to clean the windows of your vehicle. I won't be coming…read moreback to this station again. It was also dirty inside and not clean around the pumps.

Never met an ABC store I didn't like!! And Chelsey is hands down the friendliest and funniest…read moreemployee I've met. Mahalo for the laughs. Recommend stopping by just for her!! Ok, and some Hello Kitty stuff and Forever Florals Pikake perfume!

Fun, touristy shopping experience. They carry a wide variety of fun and useful items at reasonable…read moreprices. These stores are sprinkled throughout the islands.

I get it, it's a gas station. I went there twice and had to go in for a receipt. Both time the…read moreemployees were nice. Why that amazes me, I don't know. Probably because I live in Las Vegas which does not have the same quality of people. But regardless, I felt welcomed going in there and that's all that anyone wants to feel like I think.

Fast pumps with plenty of room to pull in, but space between islands was narrow and one had to be…read morecareful. Prices were competitive and pump gave receipt.

Even in paradise, the scent of unleaded fuel lingers…read more Kaua'i, for all its waterfalls and wild chickens, still needs gas stations. And so, there I was--fresh from a morning of papayas and poke at Foodland, standing beside my rented Jeep Wrangler, hoping to perform the humble ritual of topping off the tank. Enter Sunoco. Located conveniently near my beloved Foodland, this station reminds you, rather suddenly, that not everything on the island is kissed by the aloha spirit. It was a simple request: fill the tank. I approached the pump, ready to go. But this station--like a riddle wrapped in red tape--required me to input the exact dollar amount of gas I wanted before pumping. No pre-authorization. No top-off. No island ease. I inquired for help. The attendant responded with the warmth of a DMV clerk on a double shift. Curt. Grumpy. Not particularly interested in my mainland confusion. So I guessed. Guessed wrong. Drove off partially full and vaguely annoyed, like a tourist who forgot to remove the lens cap during the entire Na Pali coast boat tour. But such is life. Sunoco isn't a destination. It's a reminder--that even here, among swaying palms and perfect sunsets, you'll still find a few grumpy gatekeepers and the occasional reminder of big city hassle. I wouldn't go out of my way for this place. But if your gas light's on and your papaya haul is weighing down the Jeep... well, you'll make do. Just know exactly how much you need--because they'll make sure you do.