Asked about senior discount and got this from them…read more "We offer a senior discount every Thursday for guests ages 60 and over. Just let your cashier know at checkout, and they'll be happy to apply it for you!" Fridays is their $6 days now, and with the cold/hot salad bar.

3/4/26 First time coming to this location. I had visiting family and we stopped at Ka Makana…read moreAli'i after the beach to grab some food nearby to take home. Family got some snacks & I finally got the palaka print reusable bags. I asked a nice employee if they had any of the cooler bags and he said they were out. I know they go fast when it's in stock but it didn't hurt to ask. The store itself is very clean and the produce section is nicely spaced out so carts can easily go by. The fruit and vegetables looked pretty fresh. I did not get a chance to venture over to the deli/hot food section but I know I will on my next visit to a Foodland Farms.. The cashier was nice and friendly with much aloha. I had not used my Maika'i card in a long time & wasn't sure if I was still in the system, but she found me! Overall, nice experience .

We stopped here for some snacks for our hotel as soon as we arrived to Oahu!…read more We were so impressed by this amazing store. There are so many fresh options of local and authentic food! The store was very well kept, the employees were so welcoming, they have super cute bags that i had to bring home a bunch! The prices were really good and i was surprised as how expensive people say food is in Hawaii.

While we were waiting for our hotel room to be ready we decided to head to the grocery store to…read morepick up supplies at the famous Foodland supermarket, which is a must-stop anytime visiting Hawaii. First thing we noticed was that the prices here were way more affordable than Maui. We went to costco beforehand because we didn't want to pay inflated prices for things like water and liquor but honestly it was pretty comparable. Of course we had to get the poke here. They have so many options and flavors that you really can't go wrong. We asked the guy behind the counter what he recommended and he had just made a fresh batch of their spicy poke which was delicious. We also got the californian poke, but that was just alright in comparison to the spicy poke he made. I think the trick here is to just ask what's the freshest and go with that. While the poke gets a lot of love at Foodland, the low key superstar is their fried chicken. Warm, cold, room temperature, it's hella good. We tried their salt and vinegar wings and their garlic fried chicken, and it was some of the best bites on the entire trip. Definitely don't skip out on this on your next trip to Foodland!

Ewa beach's most modern supermarket by a mile. Great atmosphere and Cleanliness. Have carts for…read morehandicapped people

I've lived in Ewa Beach most of my life and have always enjoyed shopping at Safeway Ewa Beach. The…read moreparking lot is spacious, and the store has a great selection of groceries. Their poke is delicious, the deli is always well-stocked, and the in-store Starbucks is convenient. What really sets this location apart is the customer service--it's consistently better than the Kapolei location. The store is clean, easy to shop in, and the staff are always friendly and helpful. Overall, a convenient and reliable grocery store for the community.

I figured I'd come to Walmart for an Xbox headset my partner has been wanting for the longest time…read moreinstead of ordering it on Amazon. Sometimes online shopping is hit or miss, and shipping can take longer than expected. This headset was just under $200. YIKES! It better be a good one! I always enjoy looking at the electronic section and the music section. Once upon a time, I used to collect CDs. And something in me is wanting to collect vinyls but that is such an expensive hobby and my heart is still telling me to save for a new car so window shopping it is. I also love going to Walmart's Tumbler section. There are so many beautiful ways to decorate your Tumbler nowadays. I cant keep up! I also went to the sewing section and fell in love with the fabrics, and it made me want to sew a pillow! Walmart is just a better version of Hobby Lobby because it sells food. That's what makes it dangerous!!! I did finally get my partner's shoes we've been procrastinating to get for months so I'm proud of that. Unfortunately, I didn't have much luck finding a pair of women's size 11 TredSafe work shoes today, which was a little frustrating. But that's okay, I'll try again tomorrow when I have a bit more energy. To make things more interesting, I was dealing with an asthma attack during my shopping trip tonight. Thank goodness for those motorized shopping carts up front, they truly saved the day and made it possible for me to finish my errands. With that, my errands for the day are officially complete. Overall, it was a very productive Wednesday, and I'm calling that a win.

"Sometimes good enough is a better option than wasting resources trying to find an optimal…read moresolution". - Herbert Simon Walmart has pros and cons like most places that we all choose to shop at. I like the convenience of knowing that they open at 6am-ish... Most times it opens up around 6:04 to 6:05 depending upon who's in charge of that area. The store is typical of Wal Mart's layout. Rows and aisles of clothing, food, household goods, etc. Most employees are nice and some you can tell are just trying to make it until break time, which is okay because we all have "days". My biggest issue is having to navigate through aisles that are riddled with pallets and merch needing to be shelved. Sometimes they'll be multiple employees in one aisle with their merch carts crammed against each other try to stock shelves. They're focused and most often won't move for you to get your shopping cart through, let alone get what you need off of the shelf. There are (2) restrooms, one is located in the back near the fabric area and one across the cash registers next to the eyeglass shop. The bathrooms are always clean and stocked. Again, it's a toss up between speaking with a nice, cordial employee and an employee who's just going through it. My recommendation is to have a plan if you're short on time. Especially for people who start work at 6:30am and the store is slow to open at 6am. Have a plan and be ready to do an audible in the event that the area you need items from are congested with merch carts and pallets.

The service at this store is genuinely helpful and kind. True aloha spirit…read more The knowledgeable and friendly man in the seafood department is so wonderful. He went out of his way to offer great suggestions for my seafood boil. He came out from behind his counter to show me different products. I really appreciated his professionalism. He clearly worked hard at his job and was conscientious about doing his best. The friendly woman helping the self checkout customers impressed me. She went out of her way to volunteer coupons to scan for the items in my cart and also told me I could get a free fresh daily baked French bread because of their 4-6 pm special. The man stocking the shelves went out of his way to walk us to find the small jar of guava jam. The people who work at this store are consistently outstanding.

If I could give zero stars I would. In addition to the long lines you experience because they only…read morehave one slow line open and the slow self checkout, they don't accept the legal temporary ID that you receive after you renew your license. It's a legal ID! Update: Foodland accepted my temporary ID because it's legal. Mahalo Foodland!

A must have if you love soup. DonPen Times Chicken Papaya Soup is soooo delicious. I pick up…read moreeverytime I get a chance and it never disappoints. The customer service is always warm and welcoming.

Recently check out the new brand name of Times supermarket combined with Don Quijote feels very…read morestrange in a good way . I like it because you can do your grocery shopping along with anything related w/Don Quijote . For example I like their small automotive aisle along with all the Japanese snacks . I was impressed they imported snack from Osaka Expo which was held about 1 month ago while I was up there myself in Osaka . The layout of the store consists Don Quijote items in the middle of the store and everything else is Times supermarket. Support local

I'm attempting to add more Whole Foods into my diet. I am so happy that this down to earth is…read morenearby my daily commute. I recognize that it is much pricier than your typical Costco run but in 2026, we're looking to be healthy and happy! I recently grabbed the yellow bird habanero hummus and red pepper flat bread from here and turned it into a Caesar wrap with my salad from Costco and it was absolutely delicious. This year, I am saying yes to trying more new things and saying yes to more colorful, good for me food!!! I highly recommend walking in to Down to Earth. It just makes you feel good and motivates you to nourish your body.

First time at this Down to Earth located in Kapolei commons. Next door to Auto Zone and Dunkin…read more Very clean and not too big store compared to others, although customers service oriented once I walked in I got greeted and walking through the aisles I've got asked if I needed anything. Lots of healthy food and snacks and vitamins. Certain snacks are healthy but they do sell regular snacks that you see in grocery stores .Prices are reasonable but I'm not really a healthy eating person lol . The hot food section looks very healthy with all healthy ingredients just give me a massive L&L plate lunch kinda guy. That being said support local

Serves my needs and wide selection and good availability of items with very helpful sales ladies.read more

Lots of selection of different types of side dishes…read more Snacks available for self sampling but not sure how hygienic that is. Think they should have someone sampling the items... Right next to Don quijote which is nice and convenient and for healthy competition.