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.

Conveniently located discount store that carries everything we needed. A local favorite…read more We needed a glue to fix an emergency, a local suggested this store. We were so happy they carried the glue and almost anything you could think of.

I came here and tried the poke on the island and it was really good. Auntie and Uncle recommended…read morethe Limu Service here is amazing. Customer service definitely recommended some of the other foods as well like the spam musubi and the ambience is like a local grocery store.

This is the old Sam's store, owned and operated once upon a time by chef Sam Choy's family…read more I gave a review on this same store under the Sam's store name. Great place for a quick pick up for ice, candies, food, drinks, etc. Love this store.

Ono goodies, especially the cookies! The manapua and gyoza…read morewas very tasty too! Owner very nice! Would definitely go back!

This is about Jaret. First, I hope I'm writing his name…read moreright. He was working September 28th night shift. Second, he went so far out of his way to help me I'm actually writing a review for a grocery store. I hope his management sees this because this dude went all over the store trying to find the thing he needed to help an idiot like me. I bought something with a credit card, walked out the door and threw away the receipt, then realized it was the wrong thing. I've worked in the service industry before and people with his commitment to solving the problem are few and far between.

This is the absolute worst pharmacy with the most rude pharmacist I have ever dealt with. They…read moreoverride my doctor every. single.month. Like they know more about my health issues than my DOCTOR???? And even though I've spent time discussing my issues with my doctor and I pay my doctor and then have to wait for them to call my doctor to approve the medication Every. Single.Time? They didn't even know I had Medicare. AND I've been going there for 2 1/2 years now. THE auto system didn't recognize my phone number. They didn't have enough of the medication I needed so I had to settle for 20 pills less and I can't refill till the following month so I agreed to take it unfortunately. They NEVER have what I need in stock. They're not willing to stock UP what I need. THEY are rude, entitled lazy, and they lack human compassion and the basic decency Needed. Hands down The worst pharmacy I have ever dealt with in my long life in Hawaii.

A legacy store that's worth the stop, great food and prices with things your grandma would make…read more The Futomaki was the bomb! Love this place!

Driving on the Kamehameha Highway to the North Shore, Jamie W. and I felt a need for a pitstop, and…read morethis convenience market and lunch counter was a satisfying find, especially just before we hit the exorbitant prices at the Polynesian Cultural Center. We didn't take advantage of the tempting Hawaiian specialties they offer like the Loco Moco Omelette since we had garlic shrimp ahead of us. However, snacks and a Diet Coke were inevitable purchases as carefree chickens pranced in the parking area. Wait, Kaya offers furikake garlic chicken on the menu. Oh... RELATED - Exploring Hawaii? Here's a collection of places I've visited and reviewed: https://bit.ly/3Kz5ksc

A few months ago before i got this Yelp downloaded, i came into the store with my back pack mind…read moreyou I didn't drive so i caught the Bus there to buy taro, mind you bought 2 bags of taro and was yelled at the lady who was at the door because she wanted me to leave my bag at the door. I am completely deaf In my left year so I get the yelling but the way she was yelling was In a mean tone, she could had got up and walked over to tell me that putting bags on the side was a policy. When she saw that i was friends with the manager From Tamuras she changed her tune. Ive been shopping at this place for years, Im usually with my older sister when i shop here, after I got yelled at I decided to stop shopping here. I am almost 50 years old and i am not a thief. So sad that I wont be shopping anymore for my keiki here.

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.

Came here on a whim…read more Store was well stocked and organized Beer and wine only (alcohol situation) Prices are reasonable Lines was long Only one cashier but she was friendly FYI NO HOT SAUCE SOLD HERE We asked No tapatio No siracha No nothing LOL Fun fact they sell spam musubis here!! You won't find that in a 7-11 in California Just saying

Much needed 711 located next to kaaawa post office. Get a quick lunch or snack here when you're…read moreheaded to the north shore. Also there's Swanzy beach park across the street for a bathroom! This 711 is small but has all the basic food, drinks, and snacks you need! Parking lot is small but people are in and out here, so you will get parking.