Hours don't commensurate with hours posted. Fish available not for everybody open table style…read more Entire stock is for Filipino community.

Nice local business with a limited Fresh Catch! No fish…read morecleaning, some cuts available but mostly whole fish that you take to go and filet at home. The mini mart inside has local fresh produce and a variety of homemade baked goods as well as what appears to be some imported canned and dry goods. Look for the flashing OPEN sign or call ahead to check their hours. Can't wait to prepare my Red Snapper & Mahi-mahi on the grill!

There's a store along Kekaulike St that's hidden by large deliver vans and trucks, and this store…read moreis literally filled with every fish and seafood imaginable from catfish to tilapia to milkfish to mud fish to many, many more! The store is called Santos Mart! I used frequent this store quite often when it was called something else that I can't remember at the moment, but the sign is still there. ____ Seafood Inc. I feel it was just Kekaulike Seafood Inc, or Chinatown Seafood Inc. Back then, there used to be another wet market of sorts that used to sell a lot of fresh and frozen seafood, but that's been boarded up, used as a filming location for Hawaii Five-O, and now it's going to be torn down for, hopefully, a future rail station. Also, the "glass house" where New Hong Kong Supermarket and Kim An 2 is located used to be a much bigger place with numerous seafood stalls. Homeless took over that sidewalk, but they're gone now and it's pretty safe to venture down. Now all that's left is Santos Mart, and it's all alone. If you look at Santos Mart, it appears to be a small store, but that's not the case at all. It goes deeeeeep inside. There are several, huge, long freezers all jam-packed with frozen fish, seafood, and other meats. If any fish pops into your head, or you watched a video about fish dishes in Southeast Asia, you will probably fish it here. The store is clean and organized, and the prices are clearly marked. Tilapia is the main fish they sell of varying sizes. Even frozen, all their fish look nice, good quality, and very well packaged. You won't find any with freezer burns. In addition to seafood, Santos Mart also sells many convenient dried noodles, sauces and other condiments usually used in southeast Asian cooking. Overall, Santos Mart is a great little store that's not little at all. Even though it's a little off in the distance by it's lonesome, it's worth the trip if you're in need of frozen fish and other seafood. You'll find so many varieties of fish, that you can spend the better part of your morning here. Here's a secret, all the stalls that sell fish that you believe to be fresh are all previously frozen! If the fish ain't in a tank, it's not fresh.

My go to for frozen seafood and Asian goods. Lots of the fish and seafood I grew up on we can't get…read morefresh only because they're not found in Hawaii. Low and behold Santos is the place to go! My Dad loves this place where he can find his beloved tilapia, shrimp and pampano along with Dalag, Bangus, Bukto. (The fish that brings him closer to his hometown the Philippines). The Frozen seafood are imported from South East Asia but just because they're frozen doesnt't mean the quality isn't great. Once defrosted you can see they were freshly frozen. The Quality is spot on. When friends and family are in town from the neighbor island, this is the spot they always ask for. They always go home loaded with extra coolers of seafood to bring back home! Prices are affordable even if the prices have gone up a bit but their items are still top quality .

Very friendly and helpful staff. It's a wholesale to the public place so don't expect atmosphere…read more What you can expect is good prices for crab legs. I had to get crab legs for a party so I checked out an Asian market on Dillingham near the bus transit station. IYKYK. $89/# for size 20 King crab, and they even lock the display case! Too much! TRI Seafood was 10 minutes away so I called. The helpful staff texted me their price list, which was super helpful. Turns out their prices were about half of what the other store was charging. Staff is helpful and efficient. Parking is on Mortis Lane behind their building, or on the street. Bring cash if you want to avoid the 3% credit card surcharge.

Friendly service and everything is straight forward for what you're looking for…read more We picked up a 10lb box of steaks and some johnson claw clusters (i think thats the name, LOL) We were in and out. We'll be back to for sure.. Joey was at the front and super cool guy..

Fresh fish, crab, shrimp (with and without heads), etc. in Honolulu, Hawaii…read more.. Located at The Marketplace in City Square, Marivic's Fresh Seafood was an educational opportunity for my friend who was visiting from California. I like this enclosed Farmer's Market because it has free shared parking, good lighting, level aisles, convenient restroom, and air conditioning! Marivic's is one of the many vendors at The Marketplace. All of the items were clearly labeled with prices. I was a bit thrown off when one of the workers was using her bare hand to rearrange the crabs that were on the ice. I guess people will wash their seafood before consuming anyway? Everything looked good!

Long Overdue: My First Time at Azuma's (And Why I'm Already Planning My Return)…read moreOkay, I have to be honest with you all -- I've been sleeping on Azuma's. For months, people have been telling me about their dried aku, and I kept saying "soon, soon." Well, soon finally happened, and I have nobody to blame but myself for waiting this long. Now, before I go any further -- yes, I forgot to take photos. I know. I know. But here's the thing: the moment that dried aku hit the table, all my food blogger instincts went completely out the window. It was just me and that fish, and nothing else mattered. The dried aku was everything the hype promised -- deeply savory, with that concentrated, almost smoky flavor you only get when something is made with real patience and skill. The kind of dish that makes you close your eyes after the first bite. Absolutely ono. No notes. Next time -- and there will be a next time, probably very soon -- I'm going in for the laulau. I have a feeling it's going to be just as worthy of the word-of-mouth buzz. Watch this space. Azuma's -- go. Just go.

The best dry aku on the planet hands down plus if you like variety they got it just call ahead to…read moremake your order especially big ones

Fresh quality and amazing price!!! It's hard to get fresh…read moreseafood in hawaii and for an amazing price! Ordered 3 dozen oysters and they were fantastic! So fresh and not fishy at all! Love how they are pre shocked, wating them was fast and easy! Good size it was enough to give you a mouth full. I had these oysters last month and I'm still thinking about them! The only thing is it is a little harder to order it you have to contact the seller. There is no menu of any sort on their yelp or website. And of course you have to preorder it. But amazing definitely the place to go when you need seafood in bulk!!

Ahh yes... this place! Years ago, I would always come here and pick up a six pack of Lumpia from…read morethese guys. They have been in Kapolei for many, many years and is posted on the right side before entering K-Mart's doors. When I used to work in the Campbell Industrial Park area, This place was one of my quick stops before heading out to work. I recently stopped by here to grab a bag before shopping at Kmart. I haven't been here in years, actually it's been about a decade. But the ladies that work here are still nice and friendly as I remembered them. They serve 3 different types of Lumpias. 1) Shanghai 2) Pork w/ Veggies 3) Banana They're all ono delicious! You can also mix match or buy individually. I noticed that their $5 price tag for a bag of 6 pieces has risen by just a quarter. It's still a great deal! They have a few more food items other than lumpia on their menu. There's also Pancit. Then there's desserts such as Butter or Coconut Mochi and Bodbod! After all these years of selling lumpias out of their little food stand I must say that I'm pretty impressed that they are still here and in business for all those years even though there's Little Caesars and Wendy's in the vicinity.

Location closed, don't come here…read more Refer to their instagram or website for active locations.

This place is close to the Schofield army base and on the way to north shore…read more Some of the dishes here are tasty and very flavorful. (Just ask for recommendation but I tend to stick to what they seem to specialize in) It's also pretty unique because you don't really see Cajun+Hawaii fusion dishes. That potato salad is excellent. You can also see chunks of potato's in it. The chef also has a culinary school background from KCC and worked under some famous chef in New Orleans and Hawaii. I also learned Guy Fieri made a TV show about this. I remember ordering from here 2 years ago and was surprised how good it was without knowing the background. So it's like a hidden gem. I got more pictures of what I got in the past, but I'm too lazy to look for it in my album. But I'll stick with their signatures. (I like the smoke meat, crispy sushi roll, blackened Ahi, furikake salmon, etc)

I ordered the Executive Chef Plate, and honestly, the best way I can describe it is: meh…read more Nothing was terrible, but nothing really stood out either. For something called the Executive Chef Plate, I expected a little more flavor and personality. The food was very average overall, and most of what I tried was pretty bland. The salmon poke did not have much taste, and the garlic shrimp and fish were underwhelming. The kalbi was probably the best thing on the plate, but there was only one piece of it, which was disappointing. The cashier was polite enough, so no issue there. As far as ambiance, I did not really take much notice since they were about to close, but it did not seem like a place I would want to sit down and eat. Thinking back, I do not even remember seeing much of a dining area or tables. The whole experience was just very forgettable. Overall, it was okay, but nothing special. It filled the stomach, but there was nothing about it that would make me rush back. Based on this visit, 3 stars feels fair.