Business is good, customers browsing, buying, eating and gathering with friends…read more Pleasant air conditioned mall. I just needed to stop at one shop. I really wanted to pick up a drink at Il Gelato but there was a line. One elevator by the theaters. Nice man with his family and grandchild with a stroller. He knew we couldn't all fit so he quietly walked up the stairs so I could get on. I thanked him at the top and he said he needed the exercise. So nice to see kind and considerate men younger than me. I was very grateful.

Update 9-2-26 on Kahala mall . The mall is already busy enough and limited parking near Panda and…read morePizza Hut entrance. Look at all these reserved parking stalls for the maintenance department there taking all the customers stalls really ?

Absolutely love this mall! Why? Friendly staff everywhere I…read morego-- helpful to find items, check out, offer chopsticks/forks for dining on site, directions around the mall (it is HUGE!) Many things to do, see, buy: -- Wide variety of options for shopping -- designers (LV, Dior, etc), shoes stores ,Target ... honestly too many to name! -- Hula shows daily Many things to eat: -- Food Court -- BEST MALL FOOD I'VE EVER HAD! LOVE Jollibee LOVE Poi Bowl (especially the squid luau and tripe stew) -- Grocery stores with amazing food selections (Foodland, Nijiya Market). * Foodland is my GO TO when I want variety in one place at an affordable price -- pizza , sushi , bakery, hot buffet by the pound, and poke by the pound to name a few! * There's restaurants inside with brunch and happy hours. * Coffee and tart options for buying and bringing home. * SIGN UP for the Maka'i rewards because it adds up and you can get free reusable bags, % discounts and $ rewards! See my separate review for more photos. * Nijiya Market is also a regular spot for finding high quality sushi and unusual items I don't find back home (see my separate review for more photos).

A large mall in the west side of Waikiki. The mall has many big brand name stores along with…read moreSouvenir stores etc. Stores ranges from small mom and pop to big brand like Rolex etc. Plenty of parking at the mall. Lots of tourists come here. They even have a good sizeable food court here. The mall is located in a very convenient spot and is walkable to depending on where you are staying.

Shopping in Kaimuki, Honolulu, Hawaii…read more.. I didn't really know that this place was Kaimuki Shopping Center... It's a huge structure between 4th Avenue and 5th Avenue that runs along Waialae Avenue. Times Supermarket is on the bottom level, and Longs, Cookie Corner, and the Hawaii State Employees Federal Credit Union are on the middle level. Those are the places that I see and know. I looked at the directory and saw that there are many offices on that top level that I never visit. Customers can use the stairs or elevator to navigate between levels. Free covered parking is on the bottom level. The middle level also has free parking, but the row furthest away from the building is reserved for employees. This is pretty good outdoor mall. I've gotten meals from several businesses such as Fairwood Drive Inn & Pho 27, Higoto, and Coco Bloom. I'll be back!

Free parking. Many shops here to enjoy. To name a few,…read morethere is CVS Longs Drugs, The Cookie Corner, Hawaii State Federal Credit Union, Restaurants, Kaimuki Dental Group, Times Supermarket, Higoto Japanese Eatery and so much more. Great value, service, and selection of products at Longs Drug and Times Supermarket. Yummy food options at the upstairs (Fairwood Drive Inn & Pho 27) and downstairs food service restaurants (Higoto and Coco Bloom). Take your pick of your bentos, musubis, sandwiches and more. At Kaimuki Shopping Center you can get your banking, grocery shopping and teeth cleaning done, all in one trip!

Kapahulu pride…read more.. First of all I can't believe that a bakery used to be here as now it's home to Safeway which wasn't my go to grocery store until they began to set their place here in Kapahulu Shopping Center which is quite massive and very nice to include a Starbucks as well, yes it is definitely the anchor here with a lot of free parking and we all know that it does fill up fast but they do have an upper level as well just take the ramp up and you'd be surprised to see a lot more stalls along with elevators to take you down so it's an easy access to wherever you're going as this shopping center is filled with wonderful merchants like AT&T, Chronic Tacos, Panda Express, Timmy T's, GNC just to name a few. For those that are here just to pick up some take out food there are a few stall dedicated for that for ease of doing so like delivery drivers I do see take full advantage of that making it a thoughtful process for those that are just here for a few and with that is time saved for those that are staying near Waikiki or before heading out to the freeway. Thank you!

Kapahulu Shopping Center is a busy Shopping Center, especially because Safeway is the anchor store…read more Some smaller eateries came and went like Pita Pit. I liked that sandwich place, and I would drive here just for their sandwiches. It so hard find parking in front of the businesses throughout the day. What is nice, is the parking is free! Recently came to Moojigae Korean Grill after the lunch rush hours and found a parking stall right in front. New businesses to open soon are the Loco Moco Drive Inn and a second location for Mikiya, a Wagyu Shabu House. Timmy T's , Panda Express, AT&T, GNC, as well as Chronic Tacos are located at this Shopping Center. There are more parking stalls on the roof top with Elevators service. You can see Diamond Head from the roof top parking! The Kapahulu Shopping Center is on Kapahulu Avenue and there's also a back entrance for the residential area near Timmy T's. I can't wait to go Loco Moco's Drive Inn when they open. Sometimes you can find some coupons printed behind the Safeway's receipt for the near by businesses. Please stop by this Shopping Center on the way to Waikiki or when you're in the area. They have many take out eateries to try! This Safeway is huge like the main store located on Beretania St!

Food courts, restaurants, shops smack dab in the middle of Waikiki…read more Seemed the busiest of all was Island Vintage Shave Ice on the exterior sidewalk with lines each time we passed.

This is an outdoor shopping mall in Waikiki, Honolulu. There are lots of big brands at this mall…read morealong with a good sizeable food dining area with lots of food stalls. The mall itself is fairly busy because it is located dead center in the busy tourist area. Here you will find Cheese cake etc and other restaurants. There is a parking lot but not sure if its a good idea to drive here.

Food was good!! Good Amazing was TTEOBOKKI!!!…read moreSHORT RIBS!! KIMCHI!! also they give lot of food and price is good Not too expensive!!!

I really enjoyed this shopping plaza and had a good experience. Very clean and kept tidy. Fun to…read moreexplore.

Does it show my age when I know why it's even called Hee Hing Plaza?…read more Gosh though talk about nostalgia as I remember coming here to have everything from dinner to special family/friends functions as Hee Hing Chinese Restaurant was the place to be in this area as Kapahulu has always been a struggle for parking here at least it's able to accommodate a decent amount in the basement area conveniently with the elevator just steps away. Sadly as Hee Hing has gone thankfully the building has stayed and thrived as I've been here a few times to the Urgent Care, got my hair done at Billy Fong's and tonight was to celebrate a friend's birthday at Tonkatsu Tamafuji. Basically nothing has changed at the Plaza itself even with our two hour dinner with validation parking was a massive $1! It's just nice to see some simplicity as things are growing with so much massive builds moving many small businesses away the comfort home feel this place brings shows in even in our dinner gathering tonight as we just enjoyed ourselves without a fuss. Thank you!

The place to get things done…read more.. As many shopping area are being torn down only to go massively vertical I'm so thrilled that they didn't do that here knowing how dated it has become what they did is just phenomenal! It's almost incomprehensible of the previous structure to have it taken from us not knowing what was in the plans as I did visit it quite frequently and just having it was nice alternative to venture out at Kahala Mall. Considering the space they worked with I'm sure the traffic flow was the real challenge as sometimes it still confuses me so I just grab a stall when I do find one so that I'm not in a situation that forces me to exit the area which do happen quite frequently lol! As it slowly filled up from some vacant spots I do love the varieties they have to offer from snacks at Wholesale Unlimited, to eats at BBQ Chicken, J Dolan, and Daiichi Ramen, sips at Lanikai and Coffee Bean & Tea Leaf, or how about a Unicorn Butt Sneeze from Purvé Donut, get glamed at Drybar or Kahala Nails, gas filled, or need that Urgen Care...all done here! Welcome Capriotti's Sandwich Shop which just opened recently, and I do believe Yohei Sushi will be joining us this winter...and you think this is awesome you'll see a few water features that are simply soothing and beautiful there's a plaque which explains some history of the Wai'alae area that I have no idea and is a great humbling fact. Come visit Kū'ono Marketplace as it has so much to offer... Thank you!

I guess like most folks in Honolulu, when shopping in the Kahala area, the tendency is to gravitate…read moreto Kahala Mall. But lately, I've been visiting Kuono Marketplace. A low tise strip mall that has Kahala Mkt. by Foodland for groceries and numerous eateries, from J. Dolans to Daiichi Ramen. Shell gas station and Straub clinic are at opposite ends of Kuono. I have only been to BBQ Chicken, The Coffee Bean & Tea Leaf, Kahala Mkt, and Great Clips. A nice selection of local businesses and corporate chains. Parking lot could've been better planned and it is always full but there are entrances and exits on the Waialae Avenue and Hunakai Street sides. Stall width allows for bigger vehicles.

Set right in the heart of Kaimuki, Lafite Plaza is a 2-story building located at 3457 Waialae…read moreAvenue. They offer a private parking lot for patrons of the businesses at Lafite, you'll have to pull up the ramp to get there. Be cautious when going up the ramp, as its a little steep and two way, as well as the potential for pedestrians walking up the stairs on the ramp. Below are the businesses here: Ground level: Champs Sports Bar Fusion Cafe & Wine Bar (coming soon at the time of this review) Second Floor: Kangen 808 Namie Salon Plantoem

Kaimuki is a special place- Lucky we live Hawaii!…read more Lafite Plaza is a small place. Reason for this review- Drivers Please Be Careful trying to Park. Kaimuki is not downtown NYC with rushing taxi's and bike drivers that know how not to get hit- the parking is a pain in the b*++ but there is plenty of street parking, the road in front of Lafite Plaza is two two way lanes but there is street parking so stopping and coming out of parking drive ways is very often. It is just up the street from when I used to live on 9th Ave. Just about 10th Ave, right in the heart of things in Kaimuki- well placed and so nice to have friendly little places to check out that are new or mainstays. Right now on the bottom of the Lafite Plaza is Champs- a nice friendly sports bar. Above that is Hot White. Bathrooms are just down halls- easy to find once you ask. Again parking is limited so plan accordingly if you know there are tons of people trying to attend something like the Kaimuki Parade or fest or anything big in the area.

Parking here is the absolute worst. If you're looking to be a customer at one of their famous spots…read more(examples include Donut King, Cafe Kaila, Win-Sputino, even Foodland with the Coffee Bean & Tea Leaf attached), be prepared to park in a stall that is simply too narrow and too short. Hope you don't have kids or anyone needing assistance out of your car because youd have to let them out before parking. Id also like to hope youre thin enough to get in and out yourself considering that these stalls can barely fit anything larger than a compact car. Mid-size, mini SUVs, and trucks beware.

Market City has been at the confluence of Kaimuki/Kapahulu/Moiliili since, forever...actually just…read morebefore statehood. The current iteration has Foodland as the anchor tenant on the Harding Ave. side of the mall. Split level...Ben Franklin and L&L Drive Inn are on the Kaimuki Ave. side. Lots of eateries, from Donut King to Earl's to Fun Station. A new store just opened on the Kapiolani Blvd. entrance/exit.