We loved our trip to Kahuku Farms. It was beautiful, we learned a lot while having laughs with the…read moretour guide, and enjoyed delicious fruit and chocolate. Thanks for the good time, Kahuku!

Enjoyed the morning drive on a week day to visit. Arrived early enough for the free parking space…read morebut still caught up in sporadic crowd/ line. The Acaii bowl melts fast so don't eat too slow. The flat bread/ pizza was tasty; if sharing ask them to cut up pieces because the plastic knife broke. The beverages good. Occasional lines/ crowds can make it hard to go back to order more. Lots of covered places to sit/ dine. Open lawn area for games and keiki to run around. Missed farm tour; use washroom before do tour or you'll be stuck in long line at end of tour. The cocoa bean stand was unavailable.

If you're looking for good, inexpensive poke in Hawaii, grocery stores are the way to go. We…read morestopped by Tamura's on our way back to Laie from the Crouching Lion hike. The friendly worker explained the options to us and let us sample a few. They give you two scoops of rice and two different poke flavors. We got sunrise/spicy and shoyu/garlic. The sunrise was our favorite. Total was about $30 for two bowls that were good servings. There's no where to sit, so plan to take it to go to eat at the beach or your hotel.

I had a high expectations after my great 1st poke in Honolulu. This place has fresh poke and we…read moreordered spicy tuna and something lumi but this was lacked flavor. It was mediocre.

Kahuku land farm stand is in a roadside parking lot with a few other stands. My wife had been…read morelooking for Hawaiian bananas. We pulled in just to check and see what they had. She did find a couple different kinds of banana and bought a couple of each. They had so many amazing things it made for a great place to stop. They were close to closing, so we really didn't get a great look at things. Plus, we were on our way to the beach. I wish I could remember the other thing my wife bought, I just remember she loved it. Since my son likes to get unusual ball caps, he bought one there. I was about to buy one for myself when he bought it, but I couldn't do that to him. An amazing place to stop for fresh fruit.

Fell in love with this place when we first visited back in 2016. I think the romance of Hawaii…read moreblinded us, as we bought pretty much every fruit available from papayas, mangoes, sugar apples, rambutan, guavas and so much more and paid close to $5 a bag. It was a yearly thing for us - late Mar through mid-Apr. Fried bananas were awesome too! But then we started seeing produce boxes and packaging that were similar to the ones back home in NY. My kids picked up on it and at first I just brushed it off - No way would they be buying fruit from the grocery store and upcharging tourists. Not these sweet little old ladies. Turns out, that's exactly what they were doing. Fast forward to our most recent trip - April 2nd 2026. Trump's tariffs went into effect and all of a sudden, none of the exotic fruits were to be found. The sweet little old ladies, who btw are all filipinos (not native Hawaiians), claimed that the fruits we've been buying during same time for several years were now out of season! Hmmm..... sus! The only fruits they had were papayas, mangoes, guava and coconut slices. Please beware before shelling out top dollars thinking the fruit at these stands are locally grown! And now the prices for the same plastic bags are $7.

I'm so glad we stopped by this fruit stand! We got shaved ice for the kids, which was excellent…read more However, the highlight for me was the ice-cold coconut juice. Once you've finished your drink, don't throw it away--they'll happily open the coconut so you can enjoy the delicious coconut meat inside!

We stopped here for some shaved ice and we loved it! The kids got strawberry/blue Hawaiian,…read morestrawberry/blue Hawaiian/pineapple, pineapple/coconut and blue Hawaiian and just blue Hawaiian. We sat on the bench and relaxed . The people working were very nice and we didn't wait long. When you're on the North Shore defiantly stop by!!

$5 per bag for freshly picked Kahuku corn from Nozawa's roadside stand is a deal for the freshest…read moreand sweetest corn IMHO! Who could ask for anything more? Get more cobs per bag depending on size. The small cobs are perfect for little ones to eat! Not much more to say except if you in the Kahuku area, look for the roadside stand. You won't regret it!

Nozawa's is a small roadside fruit stand. located in Kahuku alongside Kamehameha Highway Mountain…read moreSide. When traveling to that side of the island, I always look for the bright yellow banner (open sign)above the fruit stand. I just love the young, fresh, picked corn. Today, they also had some beautiful eggplants for sale. Their is usually just one person working the stand, so be patient. It's well worth the wait.

My wife and I did the farm tour at Kuilima Farms and had such a great experience. We booked it…read morethrough the Ritz-Carlton at Turtle Bay and enjoyed the easy walk over along the property's trails. The two team members who hosted us were awesome and made us feel immediately welcome - shoutout to Dewey and Summer! We loved learning about the farm's role on the North Shore, as well as some of their forward-looking initiatives, and getting to sample the fresh produce. The team's warm, genuine hospitality made the entire visit feel truly special. Thank you!

Went on a farm tour with D and had an incredible time! It was such a beautiful space and D was very…read morekind, open and answered all of my questions. We also stopped by the farm stand after and had some delicious, fresh lemonade and ate some friend bananas. Both were delicious!

The staff is incredible and so helpful! Wide variety of products to choose from. They even have…read morefresh coconuts they cut for you:)

While waiting for our food to be ready from another food truck, I discovered this little fruit…read morestand selling banana lumpia for $1 each. I ordered two. While there, the delicious scents of the bbq chicken sticks enticed me to buy 2 chicken sticks for $3 each. She was out of bbq pork sticks. The bbq was so good. I think cash only. If I was in the area, I would definitely come back for more banana lumpia and bbq chicken sticks and to see what else they may have available.

Fake farmers. Repacking fruits and vegetables as your own, grown produce?! Really. I know this is…read morecommon and they're not the only or the first to do it. But, that doesn't make it right.