The Waikiki store is the best one hands down! Staff is amazing, super friendly and helpful. Store…read moreis huge and they have lots more selection than the other stores. It is opened from 10-10, so awesome for the late night shopping after dinner. While my daughter was trying on items I was just talking story with the girls that worked there, seems like such a fun environment to work in! Will definitely come back!

Loved shopping here! Mahina has such a wide variety of cute women's clothing. Their sale options…read moreare also great. I was hunting for white dresses for my upcoming Bridal/wedding events and Chrisley was incredibly helpful and attentive to what I was shopping for. She looked for more options for me to try, and I ended up buying a few dresses she picked out. Everyone working was super friendly! Will definitely shop there again whenever we travel to Oahu.

Here at this location has the worst customer service here. No aloha in the care they give to…read morepeople. You are spending top dollar here in comparative pricing. They are on Manaola pricing level and feel like making clients spend money on the only bag option they have.. then don't want to help with anything outside of that. Their asb policies are inconsistent as well. Makes me not want to support this brand at all. They aren't willing to work or help even if it's no sweat to them.

I've never been a Fighting Eel girl, but then you get one item as a gift, you decide to check out…read morethe store, and all of a sudden you're waiting for their next drop and constantly checking their store. I got a FE diaperbag as a gift but had NO IDEA how to use it - it's an older version with the bassinet attachment. It was from an aunty, NWOT, and I don't mind it didn't have tags, or that it's an older version. I've always been the kind of girlie to thrift shop because I'm not a fan of what the clothing industry has done to our planet. This is why we went to FE-Kapolei in the first place: for someone to help us figure out how to use this thing. Read my review for the Kapolei location to know what happens next. Anyways, since that first visit, I visited FE a bunch of times because of their baby clothes. One reason I'm also not a FE person is the prints are too much for me. Put it this way, the only print I would kind of consider wearing is the simple fish print in black, no other colors! And then next thing you know, there's also a baby section as well for my son! Having a baby changes you, I'll still thrift for my clothes, but I wouldn't mind getting my son the newest clothes from a locally owned, woman ran business. Also, I LOVE being able to text the store and reserve items, no driving all the way to find out it's not there! And the quality of the clothes is definitely there. Decided to buy a baby onesie for our family photos and another baby onesie for our friends who are pregnant. I know baby clothes don't last long, but I just couldn't help myself! Overall, I may only like a couple things from FE, but the fact that it's supporting local is a big plus for me! Also, the quality of the clothing is so great considering the price.

I first fell in love with Kealopiko years ago at the Merrie Monarch craft fair, and ever since,…read morethis Molokaʻi-born brand has held a special place in my heart. Their online drops are legendary--beautiful, meaningful designs rooted in Hawaiian culture--but blink and you'll miss them. I've lost out more times than I can count, so stepping into their charming little yellow cottages on Monsarrat Avenue felt like a dream come true. The shop is small but thoughtfully curated, with just one of each size available--so every piece feels extra special. There are a few parking spots right out front (a gift in itself on Monsarrat!), and the whole experience feels intimate and intentional. From the hand-printed fabrics to the cultural storytelling woven into every design, Kealopiko is more than a clothing brand--it's a celebration of place, language, and identity. Super adorbs and totally worth the visit.

This cute little Monserrat shop is kind of hard to spot if you're speeding down Monserrat, but if…read moreyou go a little slow, you'll spot the yellow house looking shop with a couple parking spots in front. I saw the reviews of others saying that the service isn't super friendly. I get it. I live with some pretty angry Hawaiians and I get that it's hard to be happy all the time living here and working in an area filled with tourists. The few times I've been here, service has been a mixed bag. But they all get the job done. They'll usually try to give you a new item (instead of the display items) if they have any in stock. I think they are card only. Ofc the most difficult thing about kealopiko is how exclusive it is. They make their clothes in small batches and hand print the material. It's good quality items and honestly less expensive than some other locally owned stores, so I like shopping here. It's just sometimes hard to get your hands on things. I'll definitely be back. I try to follow them on Instagram so that I can head to the store when they do a drop. It was definitely easier when I lived in town.

We were greeted with smiles and willingness to help. We went at the right time of the day…read more Selections of 88 Tees was so much that I was overwhelmed but the sales associates exclaimedhow it was set up. I enjoyed the atmosphere of nostalgia and shared memories on the walls. Great place to appreciate the world of colors, vintage and bargain hunting. Definite value for the right buyer who is willing to look and has hours to do so.

88 Tees is a shop that sells a variety of T-shirts and other clothing options. I do…read morewish they had more options for youth T-shirts when I stopped by. The staff is always very helpful and friendly. We had fun shopping at this store and bought a few things. They have a good selection on T-shirts and prices are reasonable. If you want to stop by this store go early. Their hours have changed they are open from 11-6pm. Enjoy and until next time, Chao!

Their hours vary, it's best to call the number on their Instagram. They are having a moving sale…read morebefore they are forced to relocate in November 2025. There is a parking lot in the back of the building. They sell barongs, Kimona, and other Filipino formal wear. They also sell prom dresses and formal dresses.

Store is closed. New location posted w/ phone number contact business and hangs up with no…read moreexplanation.

Stüssy Honolulu is extremely popular, so plan ahead if you're hoping to shop the newest releases. I…read morevisited four times during my trip and picked up a few useful tips. Pro tips: 1. Arrive very early. The line starts well before sunrise. On Tuesday, the first person arrived at 4:50 AM; I got there at 6:00 AM and was already in the third section of the line. Another day I arrived at 3:45 AM thinking I would be first, but someone had been there since 3:30 AM. Small sizes are especially difficult to get. If you line up before 8:00 AM, you'll generally have a better chance at Medium through XXL. 2. They may open before the posted time. Although the store lists a 10:00 AM opening, it has opened around 9:15 AM. 3. Use the next-day exchange option. If your preferred size is unavailable, buy an available size and return around 9:00 AM the following day to exchange it. Keep in mind that exchanges are only for swapping sizes. You cannot purchase additional items during that visit. And since Small sells out quickly, it may still be difficult to exchange into one. Overall, the staff is friendly and professional, especially considering they manage huge crowds all day and answer the same questions repeatedly. Great store, but treat it like an early-morning event rather than a casual shopping stop. Value - get ready to pay for an arm & leg: - T-shirts: $45 - Hoodies: $130 - Zipper Hoodies: $140 - Jackets: $200+

We actually waited three hours for the shopping experience. The lines started 5am on a Saturday…read more They also announced the sizes they had available. It was large only. The guy who was helping us with the lines, he was super professional and was very helpful. Once we made it inside we were helped right away. Shopping experience was definitely worth the wait. They were very helpful. My son was very happy. It is bit pricy so we stayed within our budget. The selection is limited but they keep you well aware.

I enjoy visiting this boutique when we return to the islands for a visit. What I like about…read moreManuhealii it is easy to order merchandise online but sizing can be a problem. The parking is always a problem but the location is ideal for Honolulu. I've been a follower of Manuhealii for 20 years and the styles have changed as well as fabrics.

Located in town, a small little parking lot out front…read more Manuheali'i is your one stop shop for your ohana's Hawaiian attire. Lots of selection to choose from. I wish they had more sizes of the print I was looking for, but it was an older style print. The price range for clothing is about $80-$100+. Manuheali'i is made well and last long. On a busy Sunday, there were about 4 girls working. We didn't quite get a greeting as we walked in, but i made sure we said hello as we walked in (which they just looked at us). But when we needed to see if the other location had a certain dress, one of the girls were more than willing to call them to check.

New boutique in Manoa reflects the beauty of the valley in customer service, product selection and…read morequality. Love that they are in the valley and hope they stay!! So much aloha in that store!

Recently visited this location since I had a great experience at the Kahala and Chinatown stores…read more However, this Manoa store's manager exhibited concerning customer service which I observed. This lady was attempting to do a return on a product which she was gifted and was slightly out of the 14 day window for returns. The manager's attitude was very blunt, snarky, and condescending to the customer which spoiled my appetite for this brand. I expected better from a local company which I thought exhibited a greater sense of aloha. I will be warning friends and family about this location.

There are few Anime/Japanese Stationary stores on the island and JQ is one of them. It's one of my…read morego-to spots when I'm in town to buy collectibles or gifts for friends who love anime. Located inside a small plaza near Ala Moana (Piikoi st.) They share a private parking area with Cho Dangs Honolulu and Nijiya Market. They have a wide variety of items that changes constantly and something new available at the shop. Once you set your eyes on something rare, I recommend buying it instead of waiting because I guarantee you it will not be there the next time you visit. I also advise that the store can get really expensive because these are mostly imported goods from Japan. So spend wisely! Sales and discounts are also provided, but on rare occasions. The employees are also very helpful and nice. They will support your purchase just not your wallet (lol).

They have a lot of cool imported stuff here. I especially like the blind boxes! The prices here…read moretend to be a bit excessive but what can you expect since they are in Waikiki. I got an Evangelion Room Blind Box from here and I was just examining all the different selections that they had. Definitely a very good variety and I always like to stop by to take a look at what they bring in. If you're an anime fan then this place is definitely for you. Customer service is just average. I think I remember they called me out to not take pictures in the store one time. lol

Food courts, restaurants, shops smack dab in the middle of Waikiki…read more Seemed the busiest of all was Island Vintage Shave Ice on the exterior sidewalk with lines each time we passed.

Beautifully decorated mall, this is such a wonderful place to shop and explore around!…read moreThere are plenty of boutique stores, familiar retailers, and even a two-story Target that's perfect for picking up unique Hawaiian food souvenirs. Attended their luau here that was booked thru booking.com during my recent Waikīkī stay. While the performers did a great job, I gave it 3 out of 5 stars simply due to the rain that had shortened much of the hula dancing, and I expected more for the price. Disappointed since if they know it frequently rains in Hawaii, they should've been more prepared & already had the canopies set up over our tables. Several dining options at this mall made me smile! I wish I had a much longer vacation to explore more of the eateries here, lol. The food court was decent, offering everything from Hawaiian malasadas at Penny's Waikiki Malasadas to popular spots like L&L Hawaiian Barbecue, Raising Cane's, Panda Express, and more.