Hey, if you are in kaui, you already know the deal. EVERYTHING IS CRAZY EXPENSIVE! So find a place…read moreyou love with nice people and use that business every time. I feel like this helps out the locals. They have cold beer, red bulls, menthol smokes and gas. Just look the other way when that price tag pops up and enjoy the garden island. Its the best imo

Very disappointed with this business. I attempted to purchase gas using my credit card, and the…read morepump instructed that my card was declined. So I paid in cash. Imagine my horror when I viewed my credit card statement, reflecting that my credit card was charged, causing me to pay twice. I immediately called the station. The employee remembered me and promised to mail me a gift card as a refund. I told her I would post a 5 star review once I received the gift card. More than 2 weeks have passed. Still no gift card. So instead of earning 5 stars, they receive 1 star, and the public gets a warning: AVOID THIS CORRUPT BUSINESS!

Located quite a bit away from the main Costco building, this 3 island (2 pumps each for a total of…read more12 concurrent spots) has six separate lines. It's actually closer to the Home Depot than the Costco. Each line has enough space for seven cars or so before it split out into the street. But because it is not close to Costco, it would not effect the parking like the ones in California do.

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!!!

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

If the owner and employees would help stop the horrible behavior of this woman scream at the top of…read moreher lungs filthy languages that everyone heard, and wondered why Cody just let her call me every filthy names on the book Screaming at my husband. Using filthy language to move his truck. We were told by the police to stay t the pumps. Cody came out and forced us to move across the highway to wait for police. I called the police and told them where we were. We will NEVER go to The Shell in Hanapepe ever again!

As I drove out west for the first time to move in the apartment I'd agreed to sight unseen I began…read moreto question my decisions. The road just kept going, I felt like I was driving to the end of the world. But amidst that I saw an oasis in the desert, the 24 hour 7 days a week wings at Waimea Shell. This place is a bargain and I've never heard so many people recommend gas station chicken in my life. But it 100% lives up to the hype. This place helps fill a huge void in the landscape because everything else closes at 6pm. 10/10 would return.

I needed a tire plug on way to work Cody jumped right on ot. Pleasant and knowledgeable. Imever had…read moreto wait, what a blessing! Mahalo Cody

I don't know what it is with the front desk that work here. I don't know if they're just not happy…read morewith their job or what. Walked in and was immediately told "we are dont safety checks " in the most RUDEST tone. No simple greeting or nothing. I completely walked out and left. No public restroom here. Has very minimum selections for snacks/drinks. Just do your self a favor and fill your gas up at Costco and go to speedylubes in Lihue for your safety checks/oil changes.

The clerk there was very rude, During his wait to access an available diesel pump, my husband was…read moreunexpectedly confronted by a Shell employee, identified as being engaged in cleaning duties nearby. This employee, without discernible provocation or justification, engaged My husband in a verbally aggressive manner. The confrontation escalated to include explicit threats of denying service and involving law enforcement. This unprovoked display of hostility was deeply disturbing, leaving my husband in a state of considerable consternation and feeling disrespected

Good stop to refuel, wash, and vacuum your rental car before returning it. Tip though, no more…read moremanagers special on the wash :( you used to be able to fill your car with a minimum of 8 gallons and get a wash for 99 cents! But alas, it is no more.

Excellent service! We parked under the wrong tree and ended up with a significant amount of dried…read moreon bird poop on the windshield and hood. We stopped here and they took the time to pressure wash the poop off before sending us through! Very thorough job. Also the posted price was $16 for a basic, but we only paid $14.50 after leaving a tip.

We had a great experience! We left our backpack by accident. They found and stored it in the office…read moreuntil we could drive back across the island to get it! Excellent service and communication

Excellent service. However make sure you go there early on Sundays if you need a car wash. The site…read moresays they are open til 5pm. They put the cones out at 430pm so no one can't go through. I would recommend changing the hours on the site if they are gonna block it with cones.

Needed to get my Turo rental car vacuumed and washed before turning it in, and the owner suggested…read moreSudz, which has locations in Lihue or Kapaa. Chose the Lihue location since it was near the airport and the Turo parking lot. It's located in an industrial area, and you can opt to just vacuum your car, just be aware that you might have trouble getting out if there's a line for the car wash. There are a good number of vacuuming stalls, and the stalls are spacious enough to get the hose around your car. Cost is $2 in quarters, so bring change. $2 was enough to vacuum an SUV's carpets, seats and trunk in one try, even though the nozzle kept coming off the stupid hose. Once you're done vacuuming you can back up and line up for the car wash, which costs $16 for a basic wash, which is all the car needed. You pay with a credit card at the kiosk and then drive forward when the guys using the brush to manually wash the front of your car direct you toward the washing area. They'll wash for a bit, then direct you to the autowash equipment. It was quick and efficient, if a little pricey for a basic wash.