The monorail has been broken for months. Please fix it.... I minused a star…read more I still enjoy the wide variety of stores and can always find something to buy. Love shopping here. Many free stalls and I can always find a space even when its usually crowded.

lots of affordable stores especially ross & tj maxx…read more longs & macy's food court meh tho tho many times sore stomach.

Shop...Dine...Play…read more.. Pearl Kai Shopping Center offers that and so much more and though it's located right across from Pearlridge Center this open air complex is much more accessible for various shops as you don't need to fight for parking and let lost amongst the mall shops. The complex is dated and it's obvious but the shops here are a delight and gives me no reason to really say much negative things about this convenience as newly open Claw Fever is a bright and fun place to get your plushie fix, Ricado's was delicious along with Thai Bistro Suksabay and don't forget 1-2 Buy for all the snacks, and Coffee or Tea I've gotten services at T-Mobile and that's just to name a few. The negative is that it's dated but the bathroom situation didn't work for me and late night hangouts but never really had issues here as there's just so many great places that I've enjoyed here and with free parking for the group to join is easy does make it the spot to go to. Thank you!

Shopping and dining in Aiea, O'ahu, Hawai'i…read more.. Pearl Kai Shopping Center is across the highway (towards the ocean) from Pearlridge Mall. It's a large, open-air complex, involving several buildings. I appreciate the free parking which gets crowded at certain times. Current restaurants include Tadashi, Ricado's, Oh My Grill, Fooki, Mamaya, Pot Pot Shabu Buffet, and Build Your Own Ramen. The shopping highlight for me here was the second location of One 2 Buy! I haven't been to karaoke at Krazy Karaoke... and i don't intend to visit Powerhouse Gym nor the tattoo studios. Overall, they have a great variety of eateries like Island Glazed, Toe Beans & Dreams Adoption Cafe, CeCe's Patisserie, and Coffee or Tea?. I'll be back!

Not much as changed here…read more.. As many of the biz found here are loved by locals where you're able to grocery shop at Times while grabbing some snacks at Aloha Creamery and Ice Garden or to quench your thirst at Starbucks while taking care of the munchies at McDonald's, L&L, Aiea Pancake House, Makoto Sushi and so much more not to mention Aiea Bowl that we all love and have been to for eats and play it's also home to so many various services as well this multi level complex brings us here for many reasons and with lots of free parking getting it done is a breeze. It does sit on a very busy intersection for access which can get frustrating when you're heading to a specific direction but know that this is the spot to eat, shop and get things done. Thank you!

I had such a wonderful birthday weekend on Oahu. The Aiea Shopping Center was our sweet treat…read moredestination for a visit to the Ice Garden. I don't remember what everyone ordered but I know my pineapple one was delicious. Until my next island hopping adventure. XOXO, ChelsieFletcher

The forgotten mall…read more.. Well it's more of the old school type of mall with a single strip going down a straight line with various biz mostly foodies type are found here but you'll read it's the parking and yes I agree as many of us would rather find the one that's closest to the biz of your choice it's seriously the luck of the moment. Though parking at the very next lane is no different really from the first as it's just a few steps but what really gets me is that it seems like the sun just beams straight down to this area as it's blazing hot which is why it's not my favor spot the does have a slight shade from the building itself but everyone else bakes if you're here for a long period of time. We came for some tea and talked but didn't stay very long and the bathroom situation is pretty much non existent as well. Thanks!

While eating at Shiros Saimin Haven I realized that I haven't posted a review for Waimalu Shopping…read moreCenter. Well this strip mall is located on Kamehameha Highway between Hekaha St. and Kanuku St . A few years ago the did some beautification to the store frontage and repaved the parking lot. Those improvements enhances the appearance of the Shopping center.There are many food options . Such as: Shiros Saimin Haven. Ezogiku Ramen Waimalu Chop Suey Chun Wan Kam Jackie's Diner and more. Clean and inviting. Shared parking can be issue during peak lunch and dinner hours. Enjoy

Parking is hard during the prime time which is late afternoon and lunch time. Go early. The…read moreshopping center itself has a lot of everything. Food places. Nails. Doctors offices and an entertainment place. But anyways super convenient spot for me to visit.

I actually prefer stopping here instead of Pearlridge Center because it is so much easier to come…read moreand go. I'm not much of a shopper. I don't buy clothes very often. One thing that I do often though is eat! There are many places to eat here from my new favorite, Kim Chee 7, to the buffet, Makino Chaya, to KFC, and more! This mall is old though. It has been around ever since I could remember. It is a little run down. Still, there is so much going for it that I love stopping by whenever I have a chance! If you want to eat and want to avoid the traffic in the mall, I highly recommend stopping here! There's just so many yummy places.

Shopping and dining in Aiea, O'ahu, Hawai'i…read more.. I've been to several businesses here in this hilly complex called Aiea Town Square. It's not a Square, but a collection of buildings with greenish-colored roofs and rather strict parking guidelines. Recently, I unknowingly parked here, but apparently I was at a neighboring Shopping Center. The parking attendant was trying to get me to pay $6 because I returned to my car from beyond the chain link fence. Gee... I didn't know. She eventually let me go with a warning... Thanks! Currently, Aiea Town Square consists of restaurants such as Palazzo Ristorante Italiano, Frost City, Quuen Street Cafe & Grill, and Golden Wheel. Popular shops range from Dipped By Dee and Shaka Ramen Shop to Tea Cafe and Pro Camera Hawaii. There are many more eateries to choose from... Go check 'em out!

Old school shopping center…read more.. Love the Aiea Town Square as this old school place is home to some classic biz and home to new ones as they found themselves here for many reasons. Just a short drive from the Aloha Stadium and Pearlridge Center this little quiet spot has so much to offer from personal services like nail salons, food biz like Dipped by Dee and the newest is Frostcity and shops that are unique in so many ways like Aloha Charms where you can find accessories for Crocs and Labubu craze. Lots of parking for each section of the buildings though it can be a winding maze to figure out where some of the shops are as I did a google search for dinner at Golden Wheel only for it to say that I'm there realized that it was on the other side of where I was is quite amusing but know that there is a lot to explore here more than you realize. Thank you!

The little slightly hidden place…read more.. Not the only shopping place in the area Waimalu Plaza sits on a busy corner of Moanalua Road and Kaahumanu Street but don't let this hidden place fool you as it's filled with great local small biz including a full Safeway. Would you expect to find City Mill along side Pink Box and The Face Shop or Hakuyosha, Red Wing Shoes, N&J Nails, Pet Clinic or Pacific Diamond...I honestly didn't think so lol! Sikdorak III, Subway, Jamba, Pho, Pancakes & Waffles and even Paesano is something that got me hungry though I really came here to chill at their Starbucks as this location is a great place to do so as it's spacious with lots of seating. Lots of various parking areas including the ones right beside Starbucks does make it an easy place to swing by and to get a long of shopping or just errands done. Thank you!

Got here around lunch time on a Saturday. It's great to see the businesses here are doing great!…read more However it took a while to find a parking spot and the parking lot was jam packed with cars. My usual spot is Kabuki's Restaurant, and I like the okazu-ya. Also Chun Wah Kam for their baked manapua, and pork hash. So happy these businesses survived the pandemic phase.

Shopping and dining in Moanalua, Honolulu, Hawaii…read more.. Located across the street from the Navy Marine Golf Course, Moanalua Shopping Center is a long piece of property with several buildings on it. For example, McDonald's is a stand-alone building... so is Panda Express. Moanalua Shopping Center has big-name businesses such as Ruby Tuesday, Starbucks, Taco Bell, Jack In The Box, Baskin-Robbins, and Jamba. Smaller businesses include Koa Pancake House, Timmy T's Gourmet Grinders Sandwich Shop, Tex 808 BBQ + Brews, Pigtails & Crewcuts: Haircuts for Kids, Forever Nails, and Ramen Ya. There are more restaurants to explore here, so I will return! I appreciate the free, shared parking lot!

I love to come here just to walk around, enjoy the atmosphere and people. Grab a cup of coffee…read morefrom Starbucks or a nice Orange Dream/Creamsicle (yum is what i call it) from Jamba Juice or maybe stroll to the other end of malnear Ruby Tuesday's for a double scoop of Mint chocolate chip ice cream from Baskin & Robbins. It's a great place if you're bored or need to get out of the house catch some cool breeze, walk and just relax.

Shopping in Pearl City, Oahu, Hawaii…read more.. This strip mall runs along Kamehameha Highway and has free parking all around! It has stores such as: Daiso Longs Ben Franklin Restaurants include: Chuck E. Cheese Damo Sushi Sadie's BBQ Inn Some services here are: American Savings Bank Leeward Eye Care Pediatric Dentistry On the back side, you'll find Don Quijote and HMart. In that back parking lot, I've visited the Goodwill Donation kiosk and the mobile Reynolds Recycling Redemption Center! For sure, I'll be back!

If you are a crafter, like take out or dine in meals or like to cook or have kids then you probably…read morehave come here if you live close by. We come to dine in at Sadie's for Korean food, occasionally go to Daiso, Ben Franklin and Don Quiote. Years ago we would frequent Chuck E Cheese with the kiddies. There are way more businesses here too like a PT place, salon, Dave's, sushi, Chinese and more. They have lots of parking on both levels but because there are favorites like Longs and now H Mart parking can be a challenge.

Holds it all…read more.. Whether it's fabric, Chiropractor, Sprting events or just that specialty store many are located here even shops I had thought had long closed is found here at Harbor Center in Aiea. Signs are noted that parking is free something that's slowly disappearing here in Hawaii but no worries here the only concern is if you're unaware where the biz is located like me. The main entrance is located just between Goodwill and Cutter which has clear signs and can't be missed. Something that's slowly disappearing I didn't expect is a small grassy area in the back with a single table is a nice unobstructed water view which I thought was nice as a few folks seem to take in and enjoy the tiny yet serene area. As I found the biz I was looking for lots of parking was and easily got on my way. Thank you!

I feel like this center is very much overlooked when it comes to finding great shops. It's home to…read moremany small businesses, and also a huge variety of places from restaurants, to embroidery shops, gymnastics, car repair and so much more. I feel like I'm always finding new cool spots to check our everytime I'm here. Harbor Center is home to many of my favorite little places to visit from Guieb Cafe, Crafts Way, Fabric Mart, Goodwill, etc. Check them out! I recently even found a little spot towards the back where you can park where there's a small grassy area, a picnic bench, and a nice view of the water; although I wouldn't want to touch the water though. Lol.