Jade bracelets display caught my attention and Hawaiian outfits as well…read more A Very amicable lady assisted me with my choices then I was sold! Got 2 beautiful unique design with jade and mother pearl!!

Shopping at Ohana Hale Marketplace in Honolulu, Hawaii…read more.. When you visit the vendors at the former Sports Authority location on Ward Avenue, you cannot miss Aloha Imagination. This is the first booth (straight ahead) you'll come across when you enter the glass doors. I thought that this small business had a Yelp page already. Upon investigation, Aloha Imagination was not on the Yelp radar yet! I spoke with the owner, Karen, and she helped me get this page together! Karen is very enthusiastic and knowledgeable! She made great suggestions and even opened some packages of masks and arranged them on the counter for better photos! I always looked at the jewelry when I passed by her booth. I didn't notice the Hawaiian themed flasks, baby bibs, reusable tote bags, flower hair clips, and other useful souvenirs. I was drawn to the fabric face masks - especially the turtle prints. They're so cute! I got a large one and a medium one... after I wash them and try them on, I'll be back for more!

Tiny shop on the left and outside the Moana Surfrider. Carries Cupie otherwise originally named…read moreKewpie dolls in various forms like blind boxes, key chains, tote bags, tshirts and more. Do you remember the doll in its birthday suit with a Dairy Queen like curl on the top of its head? They even have tanned ones. If you still have yours from bygone years it could be worth $900-$2000 per on line 2026 chart. Saw one employee behind the counter possibly waiting to ring up sales but she did welcome customers by saying Aloha. Doc was happy with her purchases.

Super cute/kawaii, inviting shop with genuinely warm service and good vibes. They currently…read morepredominately have officially licensed items for characters like Rilakuma and Kewpie mayo baby. It's cool that some of the products are specially distributed through Moni. I was hoping they'd have Snoopy too but none at the moment at least. I was so happy that my husband mentioned this place and we ended up here during our last morning in Honolulu. Definitely worth a stop if you're into kawaii, Japanese goodies and stationery, but also could be worth being aware of which characters are currently featured. A lot of the items, such as their various stickers, are reasonably and fairly priced -- more so than other similar shops. Vivid print quality too. Other items were tad too pricey for me to justify (e.g. $8 for a very tiny thin canvas drawstring bag and other small pouches in the $30+ range).

I cannot believe I missed this shop the first time I came to Waikiki years ago. I was so happy to…read morebe able to come in relatively soon to closing - maybe about 30 minutes prior. Service 4.5/5 I wasn't rushed by the associates but through context clues of trying to close up, I rushed myself. I appreciated they didn't try to boot me near closing time. Selection 5/5 So many cute things for purchase, I had no idea where to start.

Miffy is a fictional rabbit appearing in a series of picture books drawn and written by Dutch…read moreartist Dick Bruna. My colleague wanted to pop in this place was kawaii as heck. So many cute items that you can purchase for yourself, friends, family, and love ones. It's a bright spot with lots of fans also purchasing the Kira x Miffy goods. Good luck practicing self-control. There's so much fun stuff to look through and buy. Even if you're not a fan, you'll still be able to find something cute to purchase.

There's an Aloha Kira store in Kailua but this Waikiki location just opened 3 weeks ago!…read moreSurprisingly this location wasn't in Yelp yet. They have different items from the Kira X Miffy store. I bought a cute Miffy plushy key chain that you can buy changeable clothes for it. The store has so many cute things besides Miffy items such as gifts for the tourist. It's a larger store than the Miffy store. I'm glad I came across it on the 1st floor. Too bad I couldn't get the kamaaina rate for the parking since it was after 8pm. If you are at the Royal Hawaiian Center, you can visit the Kira/Miffy store and Aloha Kira store if you are a Miffy fan!

I admit that I'm actually not a huge Miffy fan at all ... But I will admit that it is cute and very…read morefun to look at. LOL. The service was great and the pop-up was very cutesy. I liked how they had different variations of the Miffy rabbit so I had fun looking and discovering many versions of it... There was a bread Miffy.. Looked like food.. Wanted to eat it. They had blind boxes too. Anyways it's really cute and fun would definitely recommend coming here.

A small little gift shop located at the far back lobby of Hyatt Place next to the elevators, this…read moresmall, unassuming shop is easy to pass up as guests are usually eager to head outside to enjoy the beautiful Hawaii sun and embark on their adventures for the day. I had wanted to bring back some gifts on my last trip to Hawaii, so I stopped inside this shop to see what they had. The guy behind the counter was SUPER friendly, and offered to help me find anything that I might be looking for. Despite being inside the hotel, the prices were actually pretty comparable to what was offered at the various ABC locations and other shops that litter the length of Kalakaua Ave around Waikiki beach. The have some small jewelry items, Hawaiian themed clothing, and various small gifts and travel accessories that one may have forgot to pack. I wound up picking out a set of silver earrings in the shape of a hibiscus with dangling sea turtles for the gf. The store accepts most major credit cards so cash is not a necessity. My review was pre-COVID 19 outbreak, so hopefully they are still surviving through this time.

Love the aloha goods. Service and prices are unbeatable! I highly recommend tourist shopping here…read moreor for those who just love to adorn all things around them in Hawaiian beauty. Tuesday's and Thursday's after 4pm in the Waikiki Hyatt farmers market. I love my new koa honu!!!

Found the shop online after looking to replace a favorite jewlery piece from Hawaii that I…read moremisplaced. Prices are great and shipping was very fast. Very nice added touch to the packaging with a note about the local family business. Would purchase from here again!

Great find for specialty gifts! My girlfriend on Guam asked me to find life is good t-shirts to…read morebring back with me so that she could give them to her sisters as Christmas gifts. After searching online, there are several stores at Ala Moana that carry this brand, including Elephant Walk. When I called that store however, they mentioned that they are opening a new one on Lewers Street that would carry more designs - they only had 2. So off to Waikiki I went. I knew I would be in and out, so I parked in the Bank of Hawaii building's underground garage - $3 every 30 minutes is steep for a long outing but fine for this shopping trip. You can get validation at the Long's in the same building, not sure if there's a minimum purchase requirement though. After waking one street over to Lewers, to the retail area called the Beach Walk, I looked in vain for the shop. Finally I called the Ala Moana store again, and they said the new store might not have a sign up yet because they just opened the day before. Sure enough, next to Taormina Sicilian Cuisine, in the space formerly occupied by the Ultimate Foot Store, was a signless store front with men and women's clothing. It's a small space, but packed with specialty brands you won't find at the usual tourist stores. The life is good selection was perfect, with men and women's shirts and hats in a variety of designs. Best of all, they had a 20% off sale just for the weekend - which the friendly clerk said is a rarity since the owners hardly ever discount their products. So happy to have found this store, and to score a great discount for my friend since she asked me to buy 5 of those shirts, which are regularly $29.99.

What a hidden gem during our week long vacation earlier this month in Oahu and walking the walk…read morealong Kalakaua getting our steps in while shopping at a leisurely pace. Being very familiar with this street and the side street such as Lewers, I initially had my heart set on coming back to my favorite Kahala store as I have been a follower and purchaser of their aloha shirts for over 30 years. Little did I know that my wife, never liked the majority of the patterns that I would select and was about ready to purchase one when she pleaded wit me to put the item on hold. Walking across the street we walked into the Elephant Walk gift store in which Quinn immediately greeted our family and told us that everything was 50% due to the Labor Day week. We were the only customers there and on our first visit my wife bought a pair of Oofos slippers which complimented what she normally wears. 1/2 off and they had small sizes to boot! When we came back a second time she convinced me to try on the Tori Richard Men's Aloha shirts in which there were limited sizes in Small and Medium. Not wanting to piss off the wife especially on vacation, I acquiesced and was surprised that because of the style type, I was able to fit a Small and Medium size. Once again, 1/2 off so we bought them. On our third and final visit, Quinn was not working that evening but my wife bought a 2nd pair of Oofos and my son bought a T.R. shirt and you guessed it - 1/2 off. Great hidden gem and 5 stars to Quinn for his customer service skills.

It's one of the vendor's ay Duke's Marketplace that offers super cute accessories and bling-bling…read more Crafted by local people it will surely captivate your style. From necklace, bracelets, chokers, earrings, pins, cute dolls & purses I am sure that you can find something that you will like here. Come and make sure to check stall #5 to fix your Hawaiian style accessories. The vendor is also the most friendliest.