My husband and I were on our way to the Kahuku Sugar Mill and saw a sign with Lusipi for sale. We…read moreimmediately turned around to get my craving fix. After some conversation we found that she serves bbq short ribs and chicken as well but we opted to just get the lusipi. The sipi was tender and juicy and the flavor was hitting the right notes. Tina is a sweetheart and you can tell she puts her heart into her food. Stop by and try for yourself!

World famous delightful Tonga O'Tai drink and refreshing fresh cut fruits served with a friendly…read morewarm smile and island music.

Do you know where acai comes from? Our family didn't until we took the Kahuku Farms tour. It was…read moreone of the best high points of our trip! We loved learning about the specific challenges of growing food on the North Shore. Our guide, Iovani, was so knowledgeable and funny. Everything we tasted on the tour was heavenly, and we could not wait to get back to the farm stand to buy their lilikoi products. But most of us were too full of tasty samples to get the acai bowls! My husband is a super picky eater/foodie and says the vegetable flat bread/pizza (eggplant, tomato, macadamia nut pesto) was one of the best he's ever eaten. Everything we had was delicious. My only complaint? most of the fruit was sold out by the time we returned from the tour. But that's not really a criticism of the farm--more a compliment. Keep doing what you're doing, Kahuku Farms!

Our group of 15 had a great time with Judah. The tour was fun, peaceful and educational. They…read morewent out of their way to get some fresh cocoa. The cooler drink and fruit was so delicious. The loaded garlic bread and farm pizza alone was worth the trip. Acai bowl is also a must. First class service! Definitely going again!

We were staying nearby at the Courtyard Marriott and evidently this is a Mormon controlled town so…read morethere was no alcohol at the hotel or the neighboring shopping area. So I found Tamura's 4 minutes from the hotel and it was quite interesting. They def have tons of liquor, wine and beer as well as groceries. Not fancy at all, made me feel like I took a Time Machine to the 1950's. Not a negative, just interesting. I also needed vinegar for my son's finger that got stung by a sea urchin and they had that, so mission accomplished!

The grocery section had a fishy, old smell when we visited, which wasn't the best first impression…read more On the positive side, both the grocery cashier and the cashier at the poke counter were very nice and friendly. We tried the poke, but it wasn't a favorite. Most of it was too salty for us, and the rice was really disappointing. It was mushy and just didn't have a good texture. The hamachi was the best of what we tried and was the one I would order again. Overall, though, I would probably skip getting poke here in the future. There are too many other places with better poke and better rice.

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.

Took a couple tours in Oahu and both tours stopped by the Kakuhu Land Farm Stand for fruit and…read morewhatnot. One of the tour guides recommended the smoothies. We ended up getting some mangoes and papaya here. I also got their avocado banana smoothie based on tour guides recommendation. I expected more avocado, but mostly just tasted very sweet banana. It wasn't bad, but I was disappointed I didn't get much avocado flavor in there at all. There are various stands and each fruit is around $5 or, which is on the pricier side. I'm usually not a papaya fan, but the ones here were pretty good. The mango was alright.. expected a bit more for the price. Service was as expected - questions answered, rang us up, etc. The stands were pretty clean and had good variety of fruits, some veggies, and some other spots some other items as well.

Delicious and affordable cut fruit and smoothies! Very convenient location with lots of parking!read more

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!

$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!

Stopped to get corn but Aunty was sold out. But we still bought the hugest mango I've ever seen for…read moremy mother in law. Aunty felt bad when she found out we came from Saltlake but we told her not to worry we was cruising out this way anyways!

This spot wasn't bad! Definitely something we only needed to stop at once, unlike Kula Shave Ice…read morenextdoor. We grabbed some cut pineapple, which was delicious but pretty steep at $8 a bag. We tried the banana lumpia as well, but felt like it was lacking banana.

Fried bananas were hit or miss but the fresh banana was excellent! Only questionable part was it…read morecosted $1 per tiny banana.. tried the mixed fruit bag and sadly most of them were not sweet! Tour brought us and it definitely felt like a tour stop. Biggest question I was left with was would it be so expensive if I came outside of the tour.

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.

When going around the island, I always make it a point to visit here if it's not a Sunday lol. I…read morealways pick up atleast 10 trays which lasts me almost a weeks worth. They offer a lot of eggs for reasonable prices. They also have produce and snacks available. Customer service is always a win here. They're really friendly and always talk story.

This place is great! Fresh eggs for a great price! All sizes of white eggs to choose from…read more We bought the brown organic eggs. They cost a bit more but still a good price. The prices have increased from the photos in previous reviews. So if you need to know the current prices make sure to call. We live a bit away but, it was worth the beautiful sites along the way to get them! Friendly customer service! Fun place for the littles to partake in ordering fresh eggs! We eat a lot of eggs so... We'll be making this a regular stop