A nice store to shop for souvenirs and anything you don't need but want!!…read more I got a pen and a Hawaiian themed small cloth wallet !! Yes we got complimentary coffee to get that energy for the day! Thanks!

Beautiful Hawaiian print clothes, great gifts, very friendly staff...I bought lovely Hawaiian…read moredresses and men's shirts! Mahalo...best in Waimanalo!

I just had my first experience at Aloha Home Market as a vendor and it was absolutely perfect!…read moreBefore that I hadn't done a public market so it was a great first-experience! I've just registered for my second event and I'm sure that I'd be choosing this market for anytime I pop-up on the East Side!

First time here, it's across the street and diagonal from Cinnamon's building. Much smaller than I…read moreexpected. Lots of handmade items and a few booths to purchase food or drinks. I did buy a hand painted dish cloth for $34 and a hand painted bag for $58. Both were tropical designed. Depends what you're looking for ie jewelry, wood work and there was also a Humane Society van with a line outside of it.

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.

Locally made chocolate!…read more I've seen Manoa Chocolate bars sold in various local grocery stores and shops over the years. My husband and I never had them until we booked a reservation for Manoa Chocolate's factory tour at this location during our local honeymoon six years ago, days before the pandemic started, when the factory tour used to be held here. My husband and I sampled a few chocolate pieces while our tour guide showed us Manoa Chocolate's cacao harvesting and chocolate-making process. We learned that those mainstream confectioners use fillers in their chocolate bars and lists sugar as their first ingredient! Since then, my husband and I have had Manoa Chocolate's monthly subscriptions at least on two different occasions, including today! A monthly subscription costs $25 for 3 bars--1 limited edition bar and 2 bars from their permanent menu; a better deal than buying individual bars! The subscription has better value the longer the subscription is. I love the variety of milk and dark chocolate bars. We've also ordered a bag of cacao brew and have mixed it with freshly ground coffee for a hot brew. If you love getting ice cream from Sage Creamery, their chocolate ice creams are made with Manoa Chocolate!

It's in a strange location, I wasn't sure I went to the right place at first…read more Once inside, it's quite nice. They offer tastings and I discovered I don't have the ability to differentiate. But we had a great time. Of course, we bought some chocolate. Go for the experience

Shopping in Kailua, O'ahu, Hawai'i…read more.. We were strolling past this store when a cute little tote bag caught our eyes... We were drawn in by all of the colors, varieties of merchandise, and quality of goods. SoHa Living has several locations. This store is known for home decor, home furnishings, and souvenirs. Besides tote bags, we looked at earrings, hats, magnets, zippered pouches, pillows, shell necklaces, note cards, dishes, and more! Staff were busy with customers, so we really didn't interact with anyone. It's a great place to browse and purchase gifts!

So many lovely island fabrics and gifts! I always want to stop in here when I am in Kailua. Lots of…read moreshells, puzzles, beach bags. Also kitchen and bar items. One of my favorite gifts -the lovely floral aprons. Also some pretty island fabric couch or bed cushions -to cheer up a room. Jewelry is pretty and is less expensive than in some other touristy shops. Cook books and island books. Great place to shop!

My goodness!! This is simply the cutest, most fun little shop I've ever stepped into! I could spend…read morehours in there shopping for myself, shopping for the kiddies, and getting design inspiration for the house (Lord knows I need help) This is a wonderful place to get gifts for anyone. They have interesting books, beautiful music boxes, home decor, funny candles, stationary, just so much! The workers here are super friendly and let you browse and take photos without judgment hehehe! There's a small, free parking lot right out front and plenty street parking. It's located right by Target so it's an easy stop to make after a Target run or a yummy meal nearby. You definitely have to see this beautiful place with your own eyes

Loooove this store There are so many cute things what I was looking for. They have kids toys too.read more

On a hot day, you have to stop into Island Snow. Its interesting because they sell clothing apparel…read morein the store; but off to the side, they sell shaved ice also! They have several flavors to choose from, Tiger's Blood to Ube, sweet yam. They offer the option to add any flavor of ice cream to be an added base to your shaved ice cup or bowl. Affordable shaved ice, that wasn't over 10 bucks. I got the minimum choice of 3 flavors at the least but you can add as many flavors as you desire. I chose Sour Apple, Strawberry, and Ube. The sweet and sour combo of my shaved ice had me feeling like I was enjoying sour patch kids candy. I enjoyed my experience at Island Snow amd can't wait to visit again.

When you come back from the beach and are craving something cold - island snow is right there for…read moreyou! You can ask for one with ice cream or without. I must say, having the vanilla ice cream at the bottom is a nice surprise and super sweet and satisfying. It feels like a milkshake at the end, with unique flavors. Obama apparently likes this place too :) There is a store attached to this place but no place to sit inside to eat.

Cool shop and mainly visit to check out their selection of Moon Collective clothing that they…read morecarry. They have some limited pieces that are only sold in-store so it's worth taking a look. Service is available but mostly just to watch where you go in the store when you're looking around. They have very cool designs. I think tourists would love it here - lots of Hawaii-inspired designs in relation to the shop's name.

Was intending to get acai after a long run, but after passing this store, I chose to get shaved ice…read moreinstead! I must say, this may be the best shaved ice I've had. I chose sour lemonade, lilikoi, and guava with mochi and ice cream. Perfect balance of sweet and refreshing! The mochi somehow stays soft, and the ice cream underneath blends nicely reminding me of a milkshake. Service was pretty quick, and they did a good job making sure the ice was packed well. Can't wait to come back and try the other flavors!