One of my favorite Korean markets in the island. Staff is usually friendly. Lots of parking. The…read morestore is clean and stocked with most of the Korean staples and hard to find items. A lot of the meat is expensive but looks super high quality. Fruits and Veggies are fresh. I usually go to this location even though I live in town. My go to items here are the salmon skin and the produce. You can find pretty much any ramen you are looking for. They even have individually wrapped chicken breast if you are short on time but high in funds. lol

Lots of selection of different types of side dishes…read more Snacks available for self sampling but not sure how hygienic that is. Think they should have someone sampling the items... Right next to Don quijote which is nice and convenient and for healthy competition.

A Store owner? was very nice to check the parking meter. He came out to check it's working or not…read more We are not even his customers. Thank you so much. Wishing you the very best of business!

What a great little store. They had exactly what I was looking for. They have a large variety of…read morecondiments, sauces,spices, noodles, rice and frozen items. We had fun exploring the products. The staff o4 owners were very friendly and helpful. I highly recommend this shop and look forward to another visit when I need to stock up on Thai products again

Onolicious local grindz! Amazing local Hawaiian foods. Hot & fresh off the grill. The best in…read moreHonolulu.

I used to go there all the time...Ive been a loyal customer there for 3 yrs. But now since they…read morehired these Micronesian girls I hate to go there. The cashier needs a personality. She is really snooty for someone who just works as a cashier. Every time I go to pay she is so unfriendly. Makes me wanna slap her in her face. She treats other customers ahead of me the same. Only ever saw her be nice to other Micronesians. Went there today for 2 Energy drinks and things haven't changed.

Shopping in Kalihi, Honolulu, Hawaii…read more.. Looking for fresh produce, cooking ingredients, cold beverages, or other refrigerated items? Check our Brian's Produce... Located at the righthand side entrance of The Marketplace at City Square, Brian's Produce is the vendor to the left. You'll find bags of veggies for $1 and larger bags of cleaned and chopped veggies - ready to cook - for $10. The cashier was very helpful at this produce stand. The air-conditioning (even though the door is open), free parking, level flooring, good lighting, and convenient restroom are much appreciated! FYI: Kahuku papaya is just $2.99 a pound... and Butter avocado is currently $3.99 a pound! I liked the large jars of colored nata de coco... for future almond float desserts... mmm! Just $8.99 for 32 ounces! I got a bottle of green nata de coco!

Craving for fresh seafood? This is my seafood to-go place. Let me clarify this. Not all are fresh…read more(some are previously frozen) but most of the time they got fresh catch display in here. ~ This extended Chinatown market is way better than the traditional Chinatown market. Cleaner and more established in here. My husband and I are always excited everytime we come in here. Looking for some fresh seafood and thinking ahead on how to cook them. Brian's Seafood Market is always our chosen stall because of these; (1) customer service is awesome (2) different kind of fish to choose from (3) staff look presentable (4) aloha spirit is always present..... And also they can clean the fish themselves with no extra fee, but you can give tip/s for cleaning the fish. ~ For sure we will be coming here back & forth to buy more fish or any other seafoods they got. Prediabetic person like us need more of their seafood product. . . . Mahalo & HAPPY JUANDERING fellow yelpers!

I never review this early lol. Sometimes it takes me months tbh. My on time review is probably bias…read morelol as I am Samoan lol. We were driving around searching every market that pops up on yelp saying they sell hot Samoan food, my mom grew up in Hawaii and remembers a market on the corner in her old neighborhood somewhere that sells Samoan food. I search yelp & end up here first, this wasn't the market, we eventually found the one she was speaking of, but of all the ones we visited today, this one stood out to us the most, as we tried food from every market we visited. They definitely had the most options from the other markets we tried , even sold Vaifala in mason jars. The 4 stars really is for the price. What we got here we would usually pay $100 off top for in the mainland. So to us, the pricing was reasonable. It's only missing a star because the lack of flavor in what I wanted the most lol. The palusami being $7 was def, uhm, questionable. The second market we visited had theirs priced at $3. I feel so many things come into play when you price food. Like ....do it taste like $7? My pops is the cook in our family & early on he tried steaming his luau before baking it. This creates a more soft texture in the luau kalo creating an easier tear when you dip your kalo or fa'i in lol & a better chew. I realized how much that made a difference when I ate the palusami from here today. The luau was tough, hard to tear into with my kalo and when I went to take a bite it was rough. Idk how to explain but I wish it was softer. The faalifu inside also could've used more seasoning. However I'm here for more than that lol , because I HATE Turkey tail. I've always been able to do oxtail because I feel like there's more meat than fat there, But with Turkey tail I feel like it's all fat, little meat. However the Turkey tail from here, best I've had to be honest. I only tried because my mom said I'd like it. She was right. So tasty. I didn't even mind the fat because it was marinated and seasoned well. I also had the vegetables and mamoe lol I mean, we killed that in the car on the drive back to the hotel lol. I kept telling my mom wait I need to take a picture for my review lol but Lol we couldn't stop eating it after tasting it. That should say enough lol. Also, they sell canned spaghetti here lol. The kind they don't sell it in reg grocery stores on the mainland anymore. I have to order it on Amazon for my parents, so it was so cool to see they sell it here lol. So lucky lol. They had sweets too. Pankeke, half moon pie, banana bread. I had the banana bread and it was good, your typical Samoan banana bread. Other than that, this place is def. Worth the time & money. My parents would love to not have to cook Samoan food anymore because it's sold just down the street LOL. But until then our annual Hawaii trips will include Talofa Polynesian Market from now on.

I love this place. Every time you visit, if you don't want to cook but have a fat wallet, you know…read morewhere to go even early as 8am you get nice hot Poly food fresh and very delicious! Whoever the Chef is, you're doing a great job. So get ready to go and enjoy this Yummylicious hot Polynesian food! MAHALO

Seeing red…read more.. Browsing around as I wait for my knives to be sharpened at Aframes-Tokyo does give me time to do so at my leisure as this isn't my usual go to spot for produce by why not it's fresh and displayed very nicely with prices posted clearly so need to ask which makes it easy to shop. What we noticed was they had dragonfruit and it was cut to show it was the red variety versus the white is nice so again you know exactly what you're looking for. Shopping here is nice and chill with lots of room to browse and what's best is to support our local small biz. Thank you!

Shopping in Kalihi, Honolulu, Hawaii…read more.. Looking for fresh produce, cooking ingredients, cold beverages, or other refrigerated items? Check our Brian's Produce... Located at the righthand side entrance of The Marketplace at City Square, Brian's Produce is the vendor to the left. You'll find bags of veggies for $1 and larger bags of cleaned and chopped veggies - ready to cook - for $10. The cashier was very helpful at this produce stand. The air-conditioning (even though the door is open), free parking, level flooring, good lighting, and convenient restroom are much appreciated! FYI: Kahuku papaya is just $2.99 a pound... and Butter avocado is currently $3.99 a pound! I liked the large jars of colored nata de coco... for future almond float desserts... mmm! Just $8.99 for 32 ounces! I got a bottle of green nata de coco!

Inner Child Activated…read more Sunday stroll with the fam led us to Pinoy One Outlets The Marketplace at City Square The display alone was enough to make us stop The cutest little bubble makers, bright and playful. Had to get some for the kids... and obviously myself Proof that joy doesn't have to be complicated.

Hangry shopping…read more.. As I was taking my knife to be sharpened at Aframe I decided to go to the bathroom while I wait and what do I see...Pinot One a tiny little place in The Marketplace at City Square and of course it's the selection of super crispy lechon that caught my eye and it's almost lunch and I just couldn't resist lol! The do also have plate lunch though the choices are just a few none that I really like but what a find in an area while we shop we do get hungry and a great convenience to have to keep the munchies in check. Thank you!

One of the best and cleanest Asian super markets on island. Great selection, peaceful environment,…read moresuper clean, great customer service, great parking, and huge selection. They have a big selection of grocery items from Vietnamese, Taiwanese, Chinese, Thai and more. The main ones they import from are the ones I mentioned. There's also a huge selection of fresh and pre dried vegan and vegetarian meat (fully vegan) and tofu from Taiwan, Vietnam and Aloha Tofu (Hawaii local fresh tofu). There's only 2 places on the island that I know of that you can get these vegan Asian meats, which is so delicious, healthy with nature soy,m fibers, and has far less sodium and preservatives than the American beyond meat veg options. (Though I enjoy those to make western dishes from time to time) The customer service here is very nice. They don't have staff walking around the store, but at checkout they are so nice and friendly, and always help you bag your items. Highly recommend! Amazing!

I have been to this place multiple times. I go around once every 3-4 weeks or so. They have started…read moreto upgrade the facilities in the last couple months. They have packaged foods, sauces, fresh produce, proteins, and canned drinks. Their target audience is SouthEast Asian shoppers and prices are reasonable. I typically buy green onions, cilantro, and bok choy and prices are around $2 per unit. They also have larger packages but I only need small quantities for my weekly ramen binge. They also have reasonable prices for candies and snacks but they don't have a lot of stock so if you see something you like, you should buy it because it will probably not be around the next time you go. Worth the visit !!