There's always something good you'll find a Ross for a great deal. Selection here is ok but somehow…read moreI usually find something to get everytime we go. Service is good as well.

There's a Ross Dress for Less in the HI Kai Towne Center, almost 2 miles from my home, and if I…read moreneed something, you would usually find me there on a Tuesday when the senior discount is offered. Ross is a high-quality department and specialty store that offers discounted prices and bargains for many name brands. Because of good purchasing power, Ross works directly with the manufacturers to negotiate the best deals, with savings passed on to the consumer. And there's no fancy advertising. And Ross gives back to the community by partnering with the Boys & Girl Club of America, which helps kids achieve academic success, build confidence, and lead healthy lives. The first Ross Dress for Less store opened in 1982 in CA. Ross is presently in 43 states with the exception of New England and Alaska. The HI Kai store has been operating for 16+ years. While this store is not as large as others in the State, many have noted that the HI Kai store has better products than other stores. I don't have an opinion on this, as I don't normally visit other stores unless I'm unable to find what I'm looking for at the HI Kai store. Ross Dress for Less has almost everything you can imagine: clothing, shoes, accessories, home décor, beauty products, toys, handbags, luggage, furniture, crafts, electronics, bath & bedding, kitchenware, food, electronics. I have used and continue to use Ross for the following reasons: * Toys. You can't beat the discounted prices off of name-brand toys, esp for Christmas and birthday gifts. Be sure to ask for a gift receipt for easy returns. * Children's clothing. I'm always looking for clothes for my grandkids, as they grow so fast and outgrow their existing clothes in no time. * Activewear. I like to wear Nike Dri-fit and other active wear around the house, and Ross has them at discounted prices! * Luggage. I always seem to be looking for the lightest luggage on 4 wheels, and many that are brand names, for upcoming travel. * Bath/bedding. You'll find towels, shower rack, clothes hamper, bed sheets, mattress pads, pillows, and bed spreads in my home, and they're all from Ross! Huge discounted savings! * Paper products. I love the printed tissue papers in varying colors, gift bags, craft scissors, etc. used for gift giving. * Journals. I'm always on the lookout for journals that I use for daily Bible devotions journaling. * Furnishing of condo rental. Ross was a lifesaver when we got our condo unit, as we had to furnish it for rental. Lots of things that were needed: bar stools, kitchen utensils, dishes, bedding, shower curtain, bath towels, small appliances, trash can, cleaning supplies, lamps, pots & pans. * Seasonal. I look forward to celebrating holidays with décor around the house, e.g., spring pastel tablecloths and Easter appliques, Christmas holiday cheer furnishings, Chinese New Year gold/red dragons, etc. I am amazed at the huge savings of items, many brand name and designer names, at prices significantly lower (20% to 60%) than department stores. With the high turnover of inventory, it's important to purchase the items you want before it disappears into the hands of another purchaser. Yes, at times I feel like I'm on a fun treasure hunt, as you never know what you'll find in discovering unique and discounted merchandise with the constant changing inventory! As I usually go first thing in the morning, staff is friendly and willing to help. Merchandise is neatly stocked on shelves. This contrasts with the afternoon at this store and at other locations where staff may be tired, and merchandise has been picked over and is messily strewn on the floor and misplaced on the shelves. Also wished that the front doors open automatically instead of manually opening the doors, which makes it difficult if you have a lot of merchandise or a wagon. And it's usually Tuesday morning that I'm there, as every Tuesday is designated as senior discount day, with 10% off of merchandise if you're 55 years of age or over. Hours of operation are Mon to Sat 8:30a to 10:00p and Sun 8:30a to 9:00p. Ross is located in the HI Kai Towne Center, in the same complex with Costco HI Kai and Raising Cane. Free available parking in the private lot, however, parking may be a premium but spaces open up. Yes, I'm grateful that there is a Ross Dress for Less near my home, and I will continue to patronize them, knowing that I am the recipient of great savings! Thank you, Ross Dress for Less!

Perfect masks !! Generous with their filters and head adjustment band …read more.. and beautiful ties!!

My husband LOVES these beautiful ties and every time he wears one, its a "Hawaiian Memory"…read more Obviously not quite as good as being there, but definately makes you smile. I have ordered more for this coming holiday. I had a small issue howeveer it just took one email to the company and I immediately received a phone call; issue resolved! Incredible customer service! Thank you!~

I was referred to Casual Hawaii by a couple of very good friends who had recently purchased fabric…read moreface masks. I checked out their website and they had many different patterns and colors available. I placed my order by phone and their customer service was outstanding! They were fast and reliable and I was able to pick up my order the next day. I purchased four fabric face masks from Casual Hawaii that were very well-made. I was told that the thread count was 186 to 205 when doctors are recommending 180 or more. I found that in addition to face masks, they also make aloha shirts, ladies dresses, and much more. Just check out their website and call if you have any questions. They take as much time as you need to help you make your final decision. Strongly recommended! https://casualhawaii.com/index.php?route=product/category&path=77_93

PERFECTION!! A couple of our hula sisters needed some material and CASUAL HAWAII had everything we…read moreneeded. It arrived lightening fast and they accommodated a cutting request with the amount of material and they did it perfectly! I wanted to leave a review on the site but you have to be registered to do that. We will BE BACK! This is THE place to go for your hula or aloha gear in person or online! THANK YOU to THE TEAM AT CASUAL HAWAII!! Mahalo nui! My order: 12 feet of Hawaiian Poly cotton fabric (Monstera Fern Green) & Aloha floral gift bags

I always thought of this mall as the last stop for food and gas before the site seeing begins for…read morehaunama bay, makapu, sea life park and blow hole. I like this mall because it has a lot but not. In the past we had the theaters and the dollar store. That's a thing of the past and the mall is kind of dying needing a refresh and another anchor store. The positives are the Chinese dim sum restaurant, Walgreens, pet store, Jamba Juice, Starbucks, Kona brewing, Kokonuts and a smattering of small eateries. There are a number of choices spread out but some places are more pricey than others. This is a good option prior to a site seeing trip out east or after. It's also nice there are monthly fairs featuring local vendors. Need to check their instagram page for more information.

I really like this shopping center and that the management opens it up to the community for craft…read morefairs, health fairs, sports fairs and other events to give start up businesses an opportunity to showcase their wares. I've had my blood pressure checked. I've had a minute massage. I've bought cuts air plants to gift others. I've bought big and small labyrinths. They utilize the parking lots throughout the entire center to spread out the kiosks and it keeps the flow moving around instead of blocking any business. I used to shudder at the thought of driving from Hālawa to Koko Marina now I just make it an adventure based on the street fair of the weekend. So many fun places to eat too.

Big Reyn Spooner fan - I have 75? Maybe 80?Quality shirts worth the $$. Stopped by this shop and…read morebegan browsing. One clerk told us we could get 25% off with an email address and that they could check for other sizes if we didn't see what we were looking for. That was the last interaction with the staff. Totally felt ignored. We eventually left without purchasing anything. Still giving the store a 4 because I love the brand. I buy most of my shirts online because you can amass points that you can use on future purchases. You are welcome for that tip!

I've been frequently shopping at Kahala Mall these days. & One of my favorite clothing stores is…read moreReyn Spooner! Since 1956, Reyn Spooner's been renowned for producing beautiful & authentic Aloha shirts & wear. I've personally enjoyed the quality build & unique designs such as the Year of the Rabbit & University of Hawai'i Aloha shirts. Upon entering you're greeted by an associate while the store is decked out in wooden floors & borders. Since this year's the Year of the Dragon, I contacted the store & they gladly added me on the list once the shirts was available to puchase & pick up. They called me notifying the shirts were ready (they usually hold your reserved items for you for a couple of days). Yes, the shirts are a bit north of $100 but because the shirt is comfortable & very high quality I'd say it's worth it. Love the shirt & design so much I bought both colorways! The staff was very helpful, from showing me the dressing room to showing me other offerings such as their shorts & other styles currently on sale. & the way they fold the items into the bag shows they give great care to their products. Go to Kahala Mall & shop at Reyn Spooner!

As an alumnus of the Rhode Island School of Design, owner Andrew Mau clearly has a keen eye for…read morestylish design, and it manifests itself into an impressive variety of goods. Jamie W and I were waiting for our reservation at The Pig and The Lady (review: https://yelp.to/LhZdZcHz26), so we had time to explore the Kaimuki neighborhood. Beyond the necessary malasada at Pipeline Bakery (review: https://yelp.to/coxyVLI5P8), we were curious about a couple of LGBTQ-owned businesses on Waialae Avenue. One was a fun pet supply emporium, The Public Pet (review: https://yelp.to/XXvGoRe97Q), and this was the other store. There were plenty of things to browse. Clothing and accessories appeared to dominate the main hallway, while housewares, handbag, and fabrics were presented in the back area. There were unique items like colorful hair clips, duck-head umbrellas, and tins of mackerel filets. Andrew makes sure there's nothing predictable about the inventory here, which makes a return visit mandatory. RELATED - Exploring Hawaii? Here's a collection of places I've visited and reviewed: https://yelp.to/8XV0OV0x9v

This store has some of the most interesting products! It may look like it caters more to women,…read morebut there are some things that appeal to both sexes. I was looking for sunglasses and I read that Hula Eyewear could be found here. There were not that many styles, but I did find a pair that I liked. Polarized lenses and great frames. What more could you want? Definitely worth stopping in and taking a look around. Mahalo Island Boy!

The shop is on the small side - like a portable classroom. But it's clean and organized, with…read moremerchandise that is relevant (clothing styles). The volunteers are sweet and helpful, looking for ways to properly pack your items or give you reinforcement for your treasures! The handbag section has some great vintage, designer items, and they have a couple of lovely jewelry cases. I have found some great deals - classic aloha shirts, office supplies (why pay retail?), and beautiful pottery. There is even a section of succulents near the front counter potted by someone from the congregation. The shop is open on Thursdays and Saturdays. And although parking is plentiful, start your turn signal early as it is a quick turn into the driveway from the busy Kalanianaole Highway!

only open a couple of days a week. They have vintage items for sale. Lovely aunties ton the shop…read moreand are very helpful.