Being a candyholic (like a chocoholic but will eat any candy), I was very sad when Cosmic Candy…read moreclosed at Windward Mall. Then the World of Ahhs came along and life was good again. But they closed. So I was sad and resigned myself to live by vending machines to get a good candy fix. But one day...a miracle occurred! Someone had opened a kiosk and it was full of...candy! Suddenly I could buy the puffy strawberry gummies, gummy bears, chocolate covered gummy bears, Mike & Ike, Jelly Bellies and many more treats again! The kind soul who did this was Antoine, a hard-working owner, who is very courteous and helpful. One can buy candy by the bag or prepacked in jars or use his special refiliable jars. For regulars like myself, the refillable jars are a great deal. Just bring the empty jar back and you can refill it with a new batch of goodies. I'm working on batch #5. All his candy is the same price and whatever fits in the jar, you can have. Great selection! Great Service! Great Value! Come and check it out!

This is a kiosk that sells snacks fronting Fun Factory at Windward Mall. They sell popcorn, candy,…read morenuts, etc. The only thing that I bought from here was the Hurricane Popcorn. It wasn't that good. The packaged Hurricane Popcorn in the stores is actually better than this. They pop the popcorn fresh when you order it. However, it lacks flavor. I'm not sure if it's the butter that they're using or the mochi crunch. The prices are outrageous. I bought a large bag for $9.50. I thought the popcorn at the theaters were expensive. I'm doubtful that I'll be returning anytime soon. It's cash only, so make sure you have money on you.

In love with their popcorn!…read more We were actually just kicking back on a table near this kiosk when the shaking of the popcorn bag as well as the smell hypnotized our table and brought us to the line. As I stood in line and continued my gaze on the shaking, my mind landed on a hurricane popcorn mix with lihing mui. When it was finally my turn I felt like a kid in a candy store, watching them ladle in the butter and lihing mui powder, shake, then the furikake, shake, and then the arare. I took the bag of gold back to the table and we all dug in. In minutes it was gone. All we were left with was red fingers and kanak-attack grins. I live in Kahala, but will definitely go over the Pali for more popcorn.

Love this place! I have to limit my visits though. Easily spend $150 plus every time is step…read morethrough the door. There are so much goodies to choose from sweet, sour, salty, savory. OMG, it's just tastebud heaven!

6/15/2025 Gifted a…read morebag of cookies from my oldest- Son picked them up in San Mateo- Anything made in Hawaii I'll try!

Every time I'm here I make sure to hit this place…read moreChichidango was so soft almost melts Also tried the peanut butter mochi The people are always polite and helpful Love the old school feel no need to be a Fancy the product does all the work for them

Although it's a small shop the mochi was fresh, service was 4 star rated because we were greeted…read morewith a smile and willingness to explain the different colors. We enjoyed the mochi this morning with our coffee and it was soft while delicate to the touch and savory to our palates. We decided to order a dozen and tried different flavors. Loved the authenticity of the location. Congratulations on surviving and continuing the legacy of mochi making in Hawaii. 100 years deserves 5 star recognition.

These 2 beauties are besties for sure they are really funny too Crack Seed Popcorn call to order…read moreand many other gifts toys and definitely Joys Thank you for making me laugh Marie

Purchased 3 items. 1. 1/4 seedless sweet li hing mui. She said the weight is a little over. I said…read moreno problem (thinking maybe a buck or so) 2. 1/4 li hing mango. 3. 1/4 Wet li hing seed. What should have cost closer to $24 bucks was now $31. I guess that happens when everything is "a little over". Sweet seedless mui 2 1/2 stars li hing mango 0 stars wet li hing mui 3 1/2 stars

Locally made chocolate!…read more I've seen Manoa Chocolate bars sold in various local grocery stores and shops over the years. My husband and I never had them until we booked a reservation for Manoa Chocolate's factory tour at this location during our local honeymoon six years ago, days before the pandemic started, when the factory tour used to be held here. My husband and I sampled a few chocolate pieces while our tour guide showed us Manoa Chocolate's cacao harvesting and chocolate-making process. We learned that those mainstream confectioners use fillers in their chocolate bars and lists sugar as their first ingredient! Since then, my husband and I have had Manoa Chocolate's monthly subscriptions at least on two different occasions, including today! A monthly subscription costs $25 for 3 bars--1 limited edition bar and 2 bars from their permanent menu; a better deal than buying individual bars! The subscription has better value the longer the subscription is. I love the variety of milk and dark chocolate bars. We've also ordered a bag of cacao brew and have mixed it with freshly ground coffee for a hot brew. If you love getting ice cream from Sage Creamery, their chocolate ice creams are made with Manoa Chocolate!

It's in a strange location, I wasn't sure I went to the right place at first…read more Once inside, it's quite nice. They offer tastings and I discovered I don't have the ability to differentiate. But we had a great time. Of course, we bought some chocolate. Go for the experience

They're an awesome Locally owned Business. Find them at the Windward Mall Farmers Market Wednesdays…read more& Sundays. They sell some ono local style treats, Li hing mui flavors and can't forget the delicious chamoy they make their own chamoy!

I love that the popcorn here is made to order. It's the best hurricane popcorn fix on the island!…read moreThe portions are huge, and the flavor stays amazing even after a few days. I was shocked that it still tasted fresh and crunchy after five days. Totally worth it every time.

I was sitting in the food court and saw someone walking around with a bag of the popcorn so of…read morecourse I had to go hunt it down. We got the most popular one with just furikake and arare and it was so good. A little bit on the greasy side but that's also what makes it tasty. Of course couldn't finish the small bag in one sitting but it stayed fresh for a few days. I feel like normally fresh popcorn goes stale pretty much immediately if you don't eat it all in one sitting. Anyway, this did not disappoint.