Needed a small take away lunch so I picked up 2 cheeseburgers. To my surprise they were tasty and…read moremet my hunger needs. It's also one of the larger grocery stores on the west side of Kauai.

Not a big grocery store. Prices are a little high compared to CA where I live. Employees were…read morefriendly.

June 2026 I loved…read morethis small and quaint super market. We grabbed the poke bowl and a few bento boxes to go. The poke was delicious! It had just a hint of sesame seed oil and that made it so fabulous.

*** Great store to grab food *** *** Part of ABC Store…read moreFamily *** Sueoka Market has all your small market needs. Grab some food like spam musubi which was our fave to eat for your hikes or the beach. They have bentos and a variety of sweet and salty items but don't go too late as they do run out. Since they are part of the ABC Store family, you save your receipts to get a free gift when you spend a certain amount of money. We went to several markets but this one was our go to. They also carry everything else like souvenirs, water shoes, etc.

This place is pricey! We stopped because we did not want to stop in Lihue but man oh man stop in…read moreLihue! A bag of goldfish was $10! We grabbed essentials and it was over $100! Lesson learned!

the managers and several workers are super racist!! worst store experiences ever . i live very…read moreclose and do not have a car but due to the way i am repeatedly treated because i do not speak phillipino and im white, from now on i will take a bus to Lihue to shop at safeway for grocerys. Worst shopping experience ever. often out of things so they must not understand how to order products. things are way more expensive than other stores. and the workers are rude and lazy and never concerened with even doing thier simple job!

Should have done more research before coming here…read more Grocery poke is surprisingly good in Hawaii, so tried to find the nearest supermarket near our hotel in Kauai. Our lunch on Day 3 had been a bust, so decided to eat in more and get needed supplies. I knew that Safeway was affiliated with Albertson's, which I THOUGHT owned Foodland (which has great poke)...so came here and bought other stuff (cause we were already there). Later found out that my assumption was incorrect. The employees here are tired of tourists, I think. The woman at the seafood counter (which has a small poke section), acted like she was doing me a favor when I asked for the rest of the fresh hawaiian style poke. When I asked how good the from-frozen ahi poke was, she mumbled something unintelligible. Cashiers don't have to be friendly but should be at least respectful, and appear as if trying The lane was open, so it wasn't too busy. She barely acknowledged us but did scan each item without being asked (and we were self self bagging). But then there was a pause to push the process to start the payment process. Then another long pause after I had entered my credit card. Then another pause to print receipt. Then finally after printing, she grabbed the receipt without looking at it and just stuck out her hand AT me to grab without looking at me. The last two actions were happening while she was having a funny (to her) conversation with a co-worker. Not good when two employees together are acting like this without shame. A part of me wanted to lightly slap her receipt-holding hand and tell her "Didn't your mama teach you manners?". Purchases: -- 2 bagels ($1.19 each) -- small Lucerne milk ($2.89) -- small cream cheese ($5.99) -- fresh (not frozen) ahi tuna ($29.99 per pound, paying $21.29). -- six pack can of Maui Brew Mango Beer ($14.99 with Dep fee of $0.30 -- PB Blondie Bestie ice cream from Ben and Jerry, pint for $4.99 (normally $8.99 but on sale so very good price...needed to download the Safeway app since my Von's or Albertson's card doesn't work...had good free wi-fi in store).

we were craving poke late at night & a lot of the restaurants on the island closed early. we…read moredecided to check out if safeway had any poke & we found some that are discounted! super fresh & so delicious, satisfied our cravings. the workers were so kind to us - one told us where we could find the poke since it was a huge safeway, & the other one helped us apply the discount on our items. i appreciate them !

Great local market for most necessities. Super convenient with a lot of prepared items. Made our…read moretrip to Poipu beach so much easier than having to drive to Lihue to Safeway or Costco. Definitely check it out!

This market is great, amazing prices, great produce and right in the heart of Old Koloa Town. We…read moreneeded just a few items and found them easily!

This market has everything you could need, including a juice bar that also serves acai bowls…read more(Anake's Juice Bar), flower stand, and poke spot (Lawai'a Fish Co) inside. The acai bowl place as poppin', I'll definitely have to come back and try it. They also sold juice shots from Kauai Juice Co and mason jars with overnight oats in all different flavors. We opted to get the PB and banana one, excited to give it a try. They sell tons of local products and meats. Unfortunately no local Kaua'i eggs sold here, go to Hoku market for that. They also sell Gina's banana bread for $8.50 near the register, they are huge portions and she doesn't skimp on the nuts, very tasty!! Next to the poke, they also have a food warmer stocked with to-go hot breakfast bentos as well as musubi. Wish I knew that earlier during my trip!

Tried a bunch of poke places and this was my favorite. Especially the creamy scallops! Everything…read moreis top notch quality and not that busy. They have seatings inside the store. I love this little store. The smoothie place inside is super legit too.

Our guide from Blue Ocean tours told us to check this out this place that we normally might've…read moreskipped over or not noticed. They had some excellent Poke and inexpensive too. In my experience the best poke is at grocery stores and mini marts. Not some make your own poke bowl chipotle style place.

When I'm on the west side I come Here for there for good…read moreselection of Poke's,plates lunches n more.If your a tourist you probably would past this place.Well your probably wondering for the 3 star rating?Although I enjoy the food the customer service needs help!.The person that helped me seemed like he didn't want to be there!.He was in a grouchy mood!.No fucken smile!..Bradda if you no like work then no work!!.Simple as that!..I paid and no thank you as well as the rest of the staff was there!.Lucky Ishihara's had close down!..

The Foodland in Princeville on the island of Kauai is a busy place. Has a long line of people for…read morethe hot foods. The ribs were calling me but I needed to get to the airport. Has ample free parking in a cute little mall. There are self checkout machines in Princeville but not in the Foodlands I know on Oahu. I took a pic below. The store is clean and well stocked. I did not need to interact with any staff.

This place can get so busy. But I'm so happy they still have one on Kauai. It's been over 10 years…read moresince we last visited the island and saw the one in Kapaa closed down. There are so many great things about Foodland. Poke is sooo good hut there are other hot and cold items to buy. Need last minute souvenirs? They have them here but I caution you they will be pricier. Overall a great place for cut fruit, snacks, drinks and food. Must stop if you're in the area.

Thank you to Xyan in the tire department! I had an abnormal issue with my tire not being able to…read morefill up at the air station and he went the extra mile to find a solution and put air in my tire no charge. The staff have always been great here, much respect and appreciation!

Costco is the place to go to reduce the overwhelming costs of inflation. Granted- it is still…read moreexpensive and I have notice my purchased went from $250 a week to $400 plus. Still it is obviously the best place to get the most for your buck. Our location has some distinct qualities that you may want to know before you go. 1) this is a local gathering place, if your expecting a Costco-RAT-Race, like the mainland, think again. People often stop to give hugs and aloha to friends they see, staying to chat in inconvenient areas to tourist (I am totally guilty of this, and I love seeing my friends, students and their families- you just got to send them your "ALOHA") This may be annoying to some people, but it is a way of life here- so just be happy to have a little slice of aloha. 2) they don't always have stock- Tuesdays are a great day to go. Lastly, 3) checking out. If you choose to self-check out... you may be confused. As it stands now, and for a really long time, there is one line to stand in for 3 lanes of check out. Is it logical: no. Does it confuse visitors and even people like me: yes. For some reason, Costco wants all self-checkout folks to stand in one line and then go calmly and orderly to whichever of the 3 checkout lane openings is free. This really confuses visitors, and sometimes even leaves them with stink eye or scoldings from the locals. After all, those who live on Kauai have been trained to the 1 line system. About 1/2 the time, there is a staff that alerts the next person to go to the available self-check out, but where they are not there, or need to assist someone with self-checkout or review and ID for alcohol: they are not there. I am really not sure why they have kept this single line system, rather than having 3 lines, but I guess there must be some reason for this. Does anyone know? 4) Please be kind to the staff, offer some aloha to them- Q, Carry and Deb are some of my favorite folks. Costco always tolerates me coming in costume as Darth Vadar and Princess Leia. This Costco is part of the aloha experience- please treat it with love. ***** If you are an executive member- this Costco is opening earlier for you! Make sure you check the times, this Saturday they opened at 8:45am and weekdays they open at 9am for the Executive Members. Enjoy and alooooha!

This is a good place to come as a visitor when you get off the plane before going to your hotel or…read morevacation rental. Their groceries are much less expensive than the supermarkets if you can find what you need here at Walmart. And they have beach toys and chairs.

I purchase a baby Einstein product at $45 at Walmart. Same week saw item at Target for $35.99…read more Today- July 25, Walmart refuses to give price adjustment on an item purchased within return policy because it was said to me by sales associate " we have to pay shipping"- we who? The company or the customer; well did Target pay the $10 shipping. So I could then use $10 in gas driving back to get the item , return it to Walmart promptly and purchase what I desired at Target. I'm not pushing to promote Target, but yet buyers compare shop before on line or store ( I like stores) purchases. Buyers beware: Wal-mart has raised its prices on majority - 90% of their products sold by as much as 45% since in less than 8 months .