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Waikiki Market

4.2 (206 reviews)
Open 6:00 am - 10:00 pm
Updated 2 months ago

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Ann C.

5/23/2026 still no fresh Poke. Only pre packaged are available. The market was not busy but was able to eat by their patio. I enjoyed the ambiance without being rushed. Hoping their deli/Poke opens up soon. The man attending the counter was super nice and welcoming. Will visit again.

Shalini G.

BEST tip I got all week! Server at another spot told us about the Poke selection and samples here. kids returned to hotel after dinner and hubby and i came here to check it out and buy some rooms snacks. we had a blast sampling the Poke!! came back next day so the kids could order themselves a poke bowl for dinner ...they LOVED it so much!! i picked off of both of them ...my fav is the wasabi tuna poke..yum!!! the market has some hot food options and an adjacent restaurant plus full grocery store. we came back a few times throughout the week. love it here

Jessamyn D.

Stopped by on a Wednesday night around 45 minutes prior to closing and was able to get poke - there were a few choices left but the person who was working hooked it up with hella samples and even lots of poke when we ordered the poke bowls. We enjoyed the friendliness of the employee, the fish was fresh and they definitely packed our bowl with lots of fish and toppings. Was able to stop by again Sunday morning prior to the airport and was able to order 1/2 pound to bring back to the mainland.

Poke Bowl
Averie H.

It can be a little difficult to get a proper Hawaiian Poké fix in Waikiki. There are no Foodlands and unless you've got a rental car, you're kind-of SOL. Sure there's Maguro Bros and a few other mainstays; but some of the Waikiki retailers have fallen into the California Poké trap where it's got carrots and edamame and quinoa mixed in. I'm sorry, but THAT is not poké. That is a salad. I'm talking Ahi Limu, Shoyu, Pipikaula, Spicy A'u with two scoops rice. You can get this at Waikiki Market, just a short walk from Kahanamoku Beach. They're fully stocked and the aunties at the counter are happy to talk story like you're in Temura Market. Auntie even gave me extra limu! There's fresh poi. There's fresh spam musubi at 7-Eleven prices, all the local drinks, and even really nice lei (though way more than you'll pay in Chintatown). There's this nice little walkway with tables that overlooks Ka'iulani Park, and I ended up just eating there because it was (still Waikiki though) quiet, there was an excellent breeze, very few birds, and a nice view. Only minus one star because it's def more expensive due to the location, and I think the poké could've been more finely chopped, but beggars can't be choosers, ya know?

Hawaiian pizza from the deli
Rhonda M.

This is a beautiful little market in the heart of Waikiki. They have great pizza and breads. They have a great Hawaiian deli. I got some smoked Aji tuna and crackers there and it was perfect for a beach picnic. Their prices are a little better than ABC markets. And it's beautiful inside it was a real treat. My credit card accidentally fell out of my wallet while I was there. I got all the way back to my hotel and realize that it had fallen out. When I got back, they had it waiting for me at the customer service counter. And they said that they were Willing to mail it back to me in the states if I didn't come back and get it. They were super sweet.

Rosie Q.

I don't know why Waikiki Market doesn't come up more often in foodie convos in this area. The prepared food section is massive with musubis, wings, local plates, baked goods, we probably stood there way too long trying to decide. The market itself is super clean and has a Whole Foods kind of vibe. Upstairs, there's an outdoor patio with wraparound seating. Bring your food out there for a chill dinner. The street view is great, and the vibe is super relaxed, whether you're by yourself or with a group. Salt & Vinegar Chicken Wings, Mac Salad, Rice- We built our own local plate, and those wings were next-level. Fried crispy outside, juicy inside, with a bold vinegar punch and the right amount of salt. The rice and mac salad were the perfect balance. We've been to Hawai'i plenty of times, and I'd come back just for those wings. Garlic Cheese Breadsticks- Crispy on the outside, soft and cheesy on the inside, totally satisfying. Overall Service: Everyone was super friendly and helpful while we were picking our food. Even checkout was smooth. Classic good Hawai'i vibes all around.

12/26/25
Jenn N.

12/26/25 OK, this is a quick rather maybe descriptive update. I don't know if I said this before, but I do believe that the pizza has improved drastically. I have now included meat into my diet from the last four months I was pescatarian and vegetarian for about a year and a half but I went here and had their meat lover and a margarita pizza slice. I do apologize if any time you see half of my plate gone it means that I just enjoyed every bite of what I was eating so if you do read my reviews and you see half a plate eaten Then you know I was really enjoying what I was eating. That Margherita pizza it is a gradual component to what we all know as a Margherita pizza it does hint off quite lovely--The pesto is very well given in portion. I do believe that one of the things that I want to touch on about their pizza hopefully it doesn't change from here -- and hopefully someone from in that bake shop is reading this. "Don't change your bake time" . This pizza is perfect. It has that slight very, very slight hint of a crunch when you bite down on the portion of the bread that the pizza is made of and then it's very soft. It's much better than what it was before. This is exactly how I like to eat my pizza and if they continually make it this way then you will see me coming back again and again I had bought it from the last time, but I believe this time it's much better Plus it has a very enticing look to it where sometimes you do see something delicious but when you eat it, it has a different taste & or texture--- this top off both ends. It looks great you bite into it and it's perfect. It's supposed to be like what you see is what you get and so if you're going to get pizza from this place, it's worth it 9.99 for two slices Very large very perfect for lunch and or dinner. I highly recommend the pizza from the Waikiki market even if you don't get a meat lover slice or margarita maybe if you got the HAPA which is the chicken and or maybe the other offering of looks like it could've been just a pepperoni but --The bread they used and how it was baked the time taken put in for bake time or cook time of the pizza itself is amazing. It's spot on. I'll be back!! ‍

Irene M.

Central shopping... With a lot of options to grab something to eat and shop for souvenirs it does get quite a bit overwhelming and exhausting to decide on a short amount of time but on my first visit to Waikiki Market awhile back when they first opened I was quite surprised to see the options they have here as for us locals are obvious that it's by Foodland but with a slight twist as not many are here for the basic grocery items and do love the vibe as they give us some suggestions for gifts or seasonal goods. As many grocery stores are offering some grab and go meal items it's nice to see them offer that here as well without going to restaurants as this informal option is nice with not just poke bowl but bakery and various plate lunches as well, as I had a bit of celebration here as well I do love that it's possible as our busy lives do need take moments for various needs. Thank you!

Storefront... located on the upper level of the Lilia Waikiki (apartment building)
Nadine C.

Shopping in Waikiki, Honolulu, Hawaii... Waikiki Market is like Foodland Farms for tourists... LOL! Located on the second level of the Lilia Waikiki (apartment building), this grocery store has a rather challenging parking situation. I don't like to pay for parking, so I would walk from the Ala Wai or something... haha! Inside, it's really fancy, clean, bright, organized, and air-conditioned! There's lots of fresh produce, canned goods, freshly cur flowers, and Poke department, Bakery, merchandise, etc. Take a look around... you might find something you like!

2 Choice Poke Bowl
Angela N.

Great selection of everyday groceries, snacks, and grab-and-go meals. Everything was pretty pricey but what isn't in Waikiki?! Service was okay. The cashier's weren't the friendliest. We came here to try their poke bar. It was very good but I have to say I enjoyed the poke at Foodland better. I also tried one of their flatbread pizzas. I'd pass on this. The flatbread was too doughy and greasy.

Alex L.

We've been here at night and during the day. The downstairs bar is generally packed at any hour. Great place to grab a snack or shop for missing items you want to bring back home or to the hotel. The morning of my visit was met with a breakfast platter that included eggs, sausage and fried rice. Something our hotel could easily improve on. The food here is fantastic and the auntie behind the counter was everything and then some. Certainly a short conversation to talk story and joke about how everyone (so far) thinks I'm local but I'm not made its rounds and by the end of our laugh my food was ready and tagged. The market is open and airy both indoors and out. The restrooms are easily accessed by walking passed the restaurant and turning left into the hallway. Great place that is tucked away on Kuhio. I'll keep on coming back. Sometimes the convenience of location outweighs hauling my butt to Foodland! haha!

Poke is fresh and so yummy!
Sweetie P.

We were looking for fresh poke within walking distance from our hotel (the Lay Low) and it was only a block over. The poke was so fresh and flavorful! Yummy yummy! They are on the upscale side so pricing is slightly higher than Food Land ( which btw was a zoo, line was 30 people ahead of you), I'll gladly take Waikiki market over Foodland, for the everyday tourist. The surprise find: fresh local Longan, it was so good, I went back and bought 2 more packs, and liquor choices galore! There's also cooked food and bakery section. I didn't look produce or meats since who cooks on vacation anyways.

Sarah C.

Came here for poke on our last day and was so pleasantly surprised! The poke station started at 10am on the Sunday we went and there was such a great variety of different types of poke / marinade. It wasn't very busy so the staff actually allowed us to sample some before picking out what we wanted. I got the rainbow poke and furikake tuna and both were incredibly fresh and delicious. Would definitely recommend for takeout poke! And much closer to our hotel than foodland.

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