Much better than whalers village in kanaapali- even though they both have high end stores. Parking…read moreis FREE here. (Whalers village should really reevaluate their parking policy and offer free parking). This place has a lot more stores too over 2 levels. We came here due to wanting to try out the restaurant Lineage (see review). We shopped at island gourmet markets (an abc with more food options), blue ginger, whalers general store (my favorite as I got some souvenirs from here). They also have an added bonus of a strong Hawaiian culture dance and crafts program associated with the shopping center. See photo. It's too bad I didn't realize they had all these cultural programs earlier as I wanted to join in some of them. (I had gone over to whalers village to join a cultural craft program and no one knew anything about it). Will definitely come back here when I visit again!

The Shops at Wailea is an open-air luxury shopping center situated in the upscale Wailea resort…read morearea on Maui's south shore, near major hotels, vacation condos and homes. Shops at Wailea has a beautiful, well-maintained atmosphere with an open-air design which has easily navigable flat walkways, lined with palm trees, multiple seating areas, and free WiFi, making it a pleasant place to stroll. There are stairs as well as escalators and elevators to accesss both levels. This outdoor shopping center offer a large selection of global brands stores, unique local boutiques, multiple art galleries, and diverse restaurants. There are a varied mix of many high-end, luxury branded stores (Louis Vuitton, Gucci, Bottega Veneta, Prada, Rolex, Tiffany & Co., and others), to Hawaiian themed shops & bakery, to curarated wardrobe clothiers. There is a general store as well as an ABC Store for snacks, sundries and souvenirs. For those interested in art, there are several galleries offering various forms of artistic creations. At present, there are six galleries carrying all levels of paintings, sculptures, glass, woodworking and other forms of media. Ample free, well-spaced parking is available.

Such a nice little shopping stop. We really enjoyed exploring the shops. They have Market Days as…read morewell. We made a point of coming to the monthly Polynesia Cultural Show this past Thursday. If you get a chance stop in . The show was wonderful! Great Wailea location.

It's in the middle of this condo complex and by a gold course too…read more Paper garden, average, expensive coffee and overpriced food at Akamai Coffee company, Hue and other shops here too. Bathrooms are downstairs, coded. Ask most businesses for the code.

A very interesting place with much to look at, it's fun and the staff are always welcoming.read more

Updated with pictures!! Took 8+ months, but I was finally able to download my pics from the…read more"cloud". 6/1/22 *See SF Japantown Yelp - pictures to be uploaded if I can recover. Today is mall day. Unless you have a reason to be here, you can skip this mall. Quality/Quantity - Retail, restaurant, and office businesses. Wife came here to support the local businesses. My daughter came here to get another acai bowl. I guess I came here to pay and carry everything. We shopped at Tutu pantry to find our locally made products. Atmosphere - Small local mall. Most businesses open from 9am to 9pm. See individual businesses for specific days and hours. Approximately 4 places to eat - Cafe O'Lei, Beach Street, Maui Thai Bistro, and Southshore Grindz Eatery. Bathrooms are on the second floor, you need a code. Service - Good, depends on the business. Price - Depends on business. Owner Comment - No comment.

Great place to walk around a burn a little time, lots of little booths set up all around as well as…read morea few restaurants and tattoo shop, lots of fun graphic tees and sweatshirts, there is a fun little koi pond in between the buildings as well. There is some fun jewelry shops as well. Everyone working their booths were super nice, only went into one booth and had the owner clinging to our hip all the way through her booth. Nothing seemed to overpriced while walking through we got a couple items here, overall was a successful trip. The jewelry shops had a hefty price tag but to be expected when dealing with jewelry. There was a cool shop to help go towards turtle rescue, every piece is hand made with blown glass and no 2 pieces are really the same. Every color and piece has a meaning.

It's not huge but has a variety of restaurants and shops. A good place to waste some time.read more

If I was blindfolded and dropped off here, I'd honestly think I was on another island. Actually,…read moreall four of us were befuddled as we arrived, almost like finding a fresh spring in the middle of a desert. ATMOSPHERE: You're in the resort town of Wailea, so of course everything is well-manicured. The complex consists of a single level strip mall and separate two-level, mix-use apartment-style buildings. Parking at night was a breeze but I can see it being tight during the day. TENANTS: The majority of businesses are medical, financial, health/wellness, and real estate-based offices with a few traditional mall-type of tenants. HIGHLIGHTS: Avis (car rental) Bella Bloom (florist) First Hawaiian Bank Matteo's Osteria (Italian restaurant) Wailea Wine

This has never happened before, or how I almost lost my wife…read more We drove up 1.3 miles from our condo at Maui Banyon on the southern edge of Kihei. Turned into the Kihei Town Center, anchored by the Foodland supermarket. The other supermarkets in Kihei are Times supermarket and Safeway, both a few miles farther north. Ate two lunches here at Kamana Kitchens, where you have to try their $10 eggplant , $12 Chicken Tikki Marsala, and $11 Curry Chicken weekday lunch specials. Came here a third time on Sunday at 5pm to get their before 6pm half price specials at Sansei Seafood and Sushi restaurant, but the line was 40 people deep, so we drove home. Drove here and parked in the shade next to the road, as it was 89 degrees in mid November -hotter than Lahaina, 22 miles up the coast. After eating lunch, we stopped by Rainbow Attic, a thrift shop next to Cuarto, a Latin Asian fusion restaurant -got to try their Popu Steak and spicy Tuna Nachos. Wife was browsing the jewelry. Sat on a bench next to the jewelry on the opposite side of where the wife was looking. Eventually moved to a corner of the store, as was blocking patrons view of the goods, and sat in a corner of the store. Must have dozed off, as my cell phone volume tone was turned off. Got up and started looking for the wife. Cell phone rings, and it is the wife, back at the condo! WTH are you Robert! She was looking for me in the store, and couldn't see our rental car, still parked in the same spot. She talked to the employees of the store, got $2 and caught the next bus to the condo. At least she did not file a missing persons report with the Maui Police!

Kihei Town Center is an older mall in the heart of Kihei. I was told by a friend and fellow Yelper…read morethat the mall was slated for expansion but never came to be. Currently it's about 80% occupied. Parking is adequate ever since the Maui Police Dept. moved their offices. HIGHLIGHTS: - Sansei - Foodland

The Azeka Shopping Center is where I go several times a week. This place has so much to offer, for…read morebanking, dining in or take out, hardware, auto parts, entertainment and so much more on both sides of South Kihei Road. My favorite restaurants in the Azeka Shopping Center are Coconuts and Nalu's South Shore Grill. They just held the Toys For Tots charity drive this morning, on the makai side of the shopping center this morning. Hundreds of motorcycles and a parade of classic cars. We got treats for donating toys and got to visit Santa & Mrs. Claus. The mauka side has the Fourth Friday Town Party, on the 4th Friday of every month. Well, that's been temporarily suspended, due to covid, but can't wait for it to return with live bands, craft booths, games and a dozen or more food trucks. A perfect event to meet friends. Seems like I'm always planning a trip to O'Reilly Auto Parts or Ace Hardware to find a solution to a car or home repair job. I've just scratched the surface of what's available at the Azeka Shopping Center. We'd be lost without it.

So many shops, hardware store, US post office, and restaurants plus the Kaiser Kihei Clinic…read more Plenty of parking plus the monthly 4th Friday Kihei Event. Plenty of parking plus a gas station for your fueling needs. We Stop by often to get my needs met, whether it's to mail a package or a piece of pie or malasadas for breakfast. Gas station is one of the least expensive in the area and the Home Maid Cafe gives you a reasonable price for breakfast.

I was in their on vacation with my friend and the customer service was terrible the owner was so…read morerude too us some bald guy and some short lady my friend got a phone call and they yelled at her too get off of her phone I will never be back...

This corner mall is on Kihei Rd. but the cross street is unnamed. It is across the street from…read moreKamaole Beach Park 1. Pick up Pizza Hut pizza or try Cafe La Plage. I opted for a bagel sandwich, Maui grown coffee and sweets from the cafe. The stores also include souvenir shops, Boss Frog's to schedule Maui excursions, and other things.

Kukui mall market started during covid restrictions. During Saturday market day... farmers and…read morecrafters sell their goodies and produce. Sometimes they have performers who entertain the sellers and buyers. The mall has shops and theater

Tiny strip mall in Kihei with plenty of parking available. Franks favorite morning pick me up…read moreStarbucks is located here right next to Stews Burgers so two excellent reasons why you should come by to check out. Now if you need to get your lady a Brazilian Wax job for your hot Hawaiian nights on da beach we'll stop in at Lovely Nail Salon and they can wax her up. I'm sure something will make you stop by and enjoy a moment. If not there's the mobile pizza guy trailer making up fresh pizzas for a snack for the road to somewhere.