Best store I've visited in the Ala Moana Center. The store is tiny with limited styles/size range…read morebut the clothes are beautifully made. I felt the prices were a bit steep, but still reasonable and well within my budget. There was a line to the fitting room but all of the ladies working were very kind and friendly. They allowed me to start a pile as I wanted to try on several sizes of the playsuit to get the right fit. I showed my uncle David a photo of the storefront after my visit and apparently my aunt Laura's niece owns Púa Blooms. Hope we can meet another time, that drink was the best matcha I've ever had. Would love to visit all of the Mahina shops and other local clothing stores on my next vacation.

Something new to wear…read more.. Mahina has made its way to Ala Moana Center 3rd level between Crazy Shirts and Louis Vuitton and I just happen to have found this lovely boutique. Filled with a bit of everything to complete your ensemble the vibe here is pretty light and fresh though basically for the younger crowd I did find the accessories simply cute and just had to grab a few items. The boutique is a bit on the smaller side though very organized and displayed nicely so even with a few other shoppers in there we all were able to browse with ease and I did pick up a few items which were placed in mesh bags was super cute and very reusable for gifts or even to conveniently tote around is something that I really love. Like the quote on their little chalkboard sign "Life isn't perfect but your outfit can be ;)" and with Mahina it sure can be. Thank you!

This review is based solely on my experience with the staff during my visit today…read more I've shopped at Pink Box multiple times in the past and have never had any issues, which is why this experience was disappointing. My mom and I stopped in because she was looking for earrings. She had mentioned before that Pink Box has cute selections at reasonable prices, so we decided to browse. While she was looking at earrings and pointing out styles she liked, I was helping her look through them. For context, I don't even wear earrings since I have large gauges, so I wasn't shopping for myself in that section. Afterward, I moved over to the claw clips and was looking through some butterfly clips to see if they came in matching colors. A sales associate approached us and asked if we needed help. We politely said no thank you and continued browsing. What made us uncomfortable was that after that interaction, the employee remained very close to us and appeared to be watching us the entire time. When we moved to a different area, she followed. Whether intentional or not, it felt as though we were being monitored because she suspected we might steal something. My mom and I both noticed it, and it made the shopping experience uncomfortable. We are paying customers who have visited this store before and have never given anyone a reason to be suspicious of us. I understand that retail employees have a job to do, but there is a difference between being attentive and making customers feel like they're under surveillance. Unfortunately, because of that experience, we didn't feel welcome during our visit.

One of our favorite shops at Ala Moana for all the kpop finds! My girls love spending their time…read moreand hard-earned money in here on posters, stickers and all the good finds.

So glad I seen Kawaii Corner's ad on another social media platform, Monchichi is so old school &…read morebrings alot of happy memories for me. Awesome to finally find it here at Kawaii Corner, bought the cute girl Monchichi with a red ribbon on her hair. Cost? $49.99 but what the heck...It's a hard to find item and cheaper then flying to Japan to get it.! Great customer service, love this store. Pearlridge Shopping Center close to Macy's.

2 sales ladies at the counter. They pretty much just stare at you from the back of the shop…read more One possibly had a strong accent or not fluent command of English to answer my question. The Labubu outfits they carried seemed a bit pricey to me up to $49.99. They do have a variety of items little girls or those young at heart might want to purchase.

Shopping in Honolulu, Hawaii…read more.. I'm so happy to see Aunty Shirley again! She used to have a shop on Maunakea Street, next to Cindy's Lei Shop! She's so sweet, organized, efficient, and has a great memory! Now, she has two stalls (both sides of the aisle) at The Marketplace at City Square. Look for her at the end of the building, right before the restrooms! She offered to let me try on some dresses, but I will pass because the prices are so good! One piece is $7 and two pieces total $10! She also has 3 for $10 deals on t-shirts, golf shirts, and children's clothing! Take a look! You might find a vintage Tommy Bahama shirt for $12 or a Cooke Street Aloha Shirt for $10! Parking is free, so come on over!

It's a fashion statement…read more.. Aunty's Ukay Ukay is located in Marketplace at City Square and thanks to Nadine C she showed me that there's this place who had relocated from Chinatown and have found a new home here and you'd never know as it's primarily known to shop for groceries and other relatable items. You just need to walk all the way in the back by the restrooms (which I had no idea they had) and you can't miss her with racks of all types of clothings. A simple set up but the variety for both adults and kids from shirts to dresses I was quite impressed of the choices she has and the prices are just so hard to resist as what makes an outfit is how you present it and with values like this you'd be looking fabulous at a great price. Thank you!

Shopping in Ward Center in Honolulu, Hawaii…read more.. This shopping complex will be gone soon. Many businesses have cleared out and Noa Noa is one of the last ones still open. I had passed by this batik shop many times in the past, but never went inside. Today, June 21, 2026, was their last day, so I walked in to look around. Note: they won't be receiving more inventory because of the tarrifs, one of the vendors retired, etc. Sally was an excellent sales associate. She knew the fabrics (cotton vs. linen vs. bamboo), the origins of the prints, the styles, etc. Sally briefly explained the intricate process of making batik fabric. Wow... she even showed me a pattern stamp and swatches. She really knew her stuff... because she's worked at Noa Noa for over 13 years! I got a couple of dresses because natural fibers - such as cotton - should be cooler to wear. (I'm perspiring more because it's summer now...) I'll try itvout and get more at their smaller Waikiki shop or their new shop which will be nearby. Yay!

I happened to be browsing this cute shop, looking for "the" dress that was calling my name…read more Fortunately, the store manager, Aya was available to assist me. I walked in having no idea where to begin because there's so many beautiful garments to look at. I didn't have a style or color preference, I just knew I wanted to buy something nice. Aya politely asked me a few questions to narrow down the search. She then pointed out some of the different styles in my size. Together, we pulled a few dresses off the rack and Aya led me to a fitting room. Excitedly, I had four lovely dresses to try on. As I was in the fitting room, Aya politely offered information about the different fabrics, the variety of styles and sizes, she even explained the best method for gentle washing. When I came out of the dressing room without "the" dress speaking to me, Aya pointed out another rack that I had not yet browsed. Then BOOM, there it was! The color! The size! The fabric! The style! Winner, winner, Aya helped this beginner :) After trying it on and walking around the store in it, it was done. Mission accomplished thanks to Aya! Love my pretty new dress, Mahalo Aya :)

I like this store , workers are very friendly, well dressed…read moren sure look nice in the clothes that is sold at their store, expensive clothes but the quality is great, the colors of their clothes is great, I bought clothes n a bag there for my daughter n she loves it

Beautiful classy store with nice crisp Hawaiian type prints on cute styles. Good for attending…read moredress up but not dressy attire. Wanted to find a matching outfit for hubs, Doc and I to wear on our anniversary on our holoholo trip. So many nice colors, prints and styles but couldn't find our sizes in the same print. Understandable since it's one day before Christmas. Prices are comparable to Or less than TB. I will come again.

Shopping in Pearlridge Center, Aiea, O'ahu, Hawai'i…read more.. Walking through the "Uptown", Mauka (mountain side) end of the mall, we passed a kiosk named: Kalena. This is one of the vendors between the stores. I stopped to look because there were cute reusable Shopping bags - the kind that fold up - and many more items. I got zippered pouches and reusable bags to give as gifts. The nice cashier gave me a free sticker! Thank you!

Support local... As…read morewe explored Pearlridge Center Makai side which is the one that has Macy's and Ross as anchor shops there's this kiosk on the ground level called Kalena Co. First of all their adorable totes immediately captured my attention with vibrant and adorable prints for the local floral, Disney and the latest craze Labubu as well seeing the various sizes at such great prices really had me thinking of which one to choose from. They not only have totes but some beautiful jewelry and accessories but what I actually got was their koozies which came in three sizes all with samples of different size and types of cups it fits very practical for me to use for the condensations and loved the various prints as well along with the stickers so beautiful and worked perfectly with my new glass cup. Love the creativity and prices here and to support local as they know what we need in our daily lives and here has the items that was too hard to resist. Thank you!

Today I looked at the products and inquired regarding the Kukui ingredient in a hand lotion…read more Initially the clerk provided no information, did not know anything. After prompting her she relayed some information. That was red flag #1. My payment cancelled , unknown why.... She asked me twice if I had a cash card or something that required a PIN number. Her tone was insulting. The transaction went through on the 3rd attempt. Today is extremely windy and that may have had an impact on the transaction. The behavior I encountered is indicative of an insecure individual who clearly pre judges. I believed you the first time when you reflect who you are.... I encourage others to bypass this business. The south shore market across the street from TJ Maxx (1170 Auahi St) has local stores with great selections. Also has a large free parking structure.

Roberta Oaks is one of my favorite stores in Honolulu because they offer truly Hawaiian made…read moremerchandise. I was drawn in by the exquisite artisan crafted prints of the Hawaiian shirts. They carry a limited number of prints, but the same print will be used for men's shirts, women's dresses and infant clothes. So a young family can get matching Hawaiian attire in these beautiful fabrics. They carry a broad range of Hawaiian upscale artisan merchandise. They had a limited selection of Aloha bags in the most recent patterns. Vintage style Hawaiian prints, locally crafted jewelry and a limited amount of home decor are among the shop's offering. The clerks were friendly without being overbearing. Prices were are a premium, but worth it to get genuine Hawaiian products. The shop is located in Chinatown. There is highly coveted metered street parking or a parking garage near by.