You know that scene in the Coneheads movie where Connie is downing those subway sandwiches with…read moreRonnie the mechanic? Yeah, eating the sandwiches here is exactly like that. It's definitely Something Special

Welp. No further reason to spend $50 on sandwich making stuff…read more This place blew my mind. Really good bread. Thin sliced, cold veggies. + meat and all the other stuff? I know where I'm getting my sandwiches from here on out. Plus the folks are crazy friendly. And fast. Glad I found this place.

My favorite Whole Foods on Oahu! It's spacious, easy to navigate, and parking is way less stressful…read morethan some of the other locations. I always seem to find what I need here, and the Friday oyster specials are much easier to grab before they sell out. The layout just feels more relaxed and less chaotic. If I have a choice between locations, I'm usually choosing Kailua.

Nice to have a Whole Foods store where the quality is good for their…read more Ready -to -eat prepared foods. We like the hot food plates and their deli-items like chicken salad (both original and curry are tasty) . We also like their sale items. We tried their prepackaged pound hamburgers squares on sale last week when they were Buy-one-get-one-half-off, and the meat was great grilled. The prices are higher for some items than other markets, and lower for some items.

There's no doubt that Foodland is more expensive than Costco, but it's convenient and it's got…read moreyummy food so I give it 5 stars. You can easily grab a box of squid for fishing bait, grab a variety of poke options (with free samples), and even get prepared catered Hawaiian foods if you're hosting a big event. Yes, it's a grocery store, but it's got local flair, like when they had those fun poke and musubi themed beach towels. As I mentioned before though, it's more expensive than Costco though. I made the mistake recently of seeing there was a "big sale" on oranges so I grabbed 3 as an impulse buy. It was painful to see that those on sale oranges were $7, whereas I could've gotten more oranges for the same price as Costco. But like I said, it's convenient. If you live in Kailua, it's worth not having to drive all the way to town for food.

UBE CINNAMON ROLLS!! They are the bomb! Way better than Cinnabons. These are baked just right,…read more just the right amount soft fluffy inside--not too gooey like Cinnabons. First tried when someone brought to a dinner we were giving. Then bought some at the Kailua Foodland--just as yummy. Highly recommend.

The Mango Sticky Rice was absolutely delicious. The mango was fresh, sweet, and perfectly ripe,…read morewhile the sticky rice was soft, creamy, and packed with coconut flavor. The portion size was generous, and the balance of sweetness was just right without being overwhelming. It tasted authentic and made for the perfect dessert. I would definitely order it again.

Market is spacious, clean, and has a wide variety of items. Ordered Bretman Rock's Da Island Dragon…read moresmoothie and it was pretty refreshing for a hot day. Vibrant and aesthetic drink. Tried some of the mango sticky rice smoothie but it had an interesting aftertaste that I wasn't a huge fan of. Overall great market with decent amount of parking and wide selection of items. Hot food bar available too.

Food is not as pictured, and they forgot half the ingredients on my burrito. I'd rather get Taco…read moreBell next time :(

The malasadas were SOOO GOOOD my grandmother did know how to cook. The guy who sold them to us gave…read morea free box!

If you think you've had malasadas before, this one in Kailua will make you rethink your…read moreassumptions--and maybe your topology. Instead of the usual solid sphere situation, this malasada is a torus, complete with a legitimate central hole. It's not just aesthetic; it's deliciously functional. More surface area means more outer crunch, and the math checks out. Fresh out of the fryer, the increased perimeter-to-volume ratio delivers maximum Maillard reaction per bite. The exterior achieves a near-perfect golden-brown crisp, while the interior remains chewy and toothsome--soft, elastic, and deeply satisfying. It's a beautiful example of form following function, where geometry directly improves flavor. Eat it hot. Like, immediately hot. Any delay introduces unnecessary variables into an otherwise elegant equation. This is malasada topology at its finest: crunchy on the outside, chewy on the inside, and proof that sometimes the hole really does make the donut better.

bro lemme tell you, i went in and asked what he recommended and he helped me order exactly what I…read morewas looking for. he had told me the food would be ready in 25 minutes but it was quicker than that. he had came out and hand delivered my food to me in the parking lot without me having to ask. FOOD WAS GREAT. the scenery in this place was out of this world, all around comforting. shout out to this spot. definitely coming back.

This location has a very different layout compared to the kapolei location and both being good…read more I Have always drove past the Kailua one this one is a lot smaller and has a more casual island vibe. The ordering counter and cashier is right as you enter along with thr pastry counter. Same deals with thr kapolei location you order and find your own table and put number so they can find you when your order is up. Inside is airconditioned with around maybe 10 tables and chairs some seat 2 others eat 4 and they also have outside patio seating back and front. The parking can be challenging having maybe 10 -12 spots in their lot and some street parking . Their Menu is a bit more limited than their other location. Sandwiches.. pizza and other stuff oh and coffee. The only thing that wasmt as good as their kapolei location was they didnt have the thin crispy salty cravable fries they only had small bags of chips available The food is always good and the service was real good. The staff gave you an impression where they really valued their customers with greetings with a smile and happy goodbyes. As always a great experience with a great casual setting..fair pricing (nothing is considered "cheap" nowdays) ..good food and friendly staff.

Did some grocery shopping at Tokyo Central. Lots of Japanese goods imported as well as lovally…read moreproduced. PPRM owns Tokyo Central and Marukai in the USA...part of Don Quixote. Fair amount of ready to eat foods - not as much as a Don Ki store. They are in the old Times location at the Kailua Shopping Center....Times is under the same ownership group. I purchased some Kiriotoshi beef - made for shabu-shabu - but I just wanted to fry it for my lunch. Sale priced...and reasonable. Open daily from 600a till 1000p. Lots of parking in the shopping center...stalls are good sized. It is usually busy, so parking can be problematic.

Parking is good. The store has a lot of japanese specialties! More food for than Japanese snacks…read more Went for a specific snack but no where on island sells it unfortunately. They have a sushi, musubi, hot food bar. They so have a poke, raw fish area. Lots of meats or japanese desserts. Similar to Don Quijote.