My wife had asked me to get her some perfume that originally we had purchased in Maui and she asked…read moreme to see if there's any perfume anywhere on Oahu. So we googled it and found that there's a gift shop that has it. I decided I was gonna call before I left because it is pretty far away from where I'm staying and the gentleman that answered the phone was super kind and confirmed that they did have it and he was willing to stay open later just to give me some time to get there. Sure enough when I arrived. This guy was absolutely the kindest person with a shop. That was absolutely amazing and I wish I had more time I would've shopped for my family, but unfortunately, I didn't have much time. He definitely has an amazing talent because most of the things inside his shop are created by himself. He saved me the perfume and not only that he actually told me where I can go eat around there. That's really good food. The value of this place you're not gonna find any better. Overall, I gotta tell you this is probably my six years of coming to the Hawaiian islands in a row by far. This is the best gift shop I've ever been to.

My Sister and I walked in and were immediately gifted with these nice shell necklaces and the lady…read morethat works there was so nice. Customer Service is def top notch. They also had a large variety and section's to look at. I would recommend to anybody!

This is a must stop every-time we come to Oahu! You can find the most unique things here so save…read moreyour souvenir shopping for this place! Food Jewelry Clothes Coffee Blankets Dole whip They aren't open everyday so double check their hours. There's also a $2 entry fee so bring cash!

I have been coming to the Aloha Stadium Swap Meet for a while now, and it honestly never gets old…read more It really is the ultimate spot for both cravings and savings. If you want local snacks, cheap souvenirs, or just a good walk, this is the place to be. Every time I visit, I end up finding something great, but this specific trip was a massive win. I had been on a hunt for coconut apple (the spongy, sweet embryo inside a mature coconut)...I had been to another marketplace, but this was the spot where I found it. I walked stall by stall, asking the vendors. Some gave me a knowing look, and some didn't, but when I found it, I was happy and able to relive my childhood memories of eating this. Between hunting down rare local treats and scoring great deals on shirts, gear, and random finds, you easily get your dollar's worth here. Just make sure to bring cash, wear comfortable shoes, and get there early before the sun really starts beating down.

Ohana Island creations is an amazing place to buy a wood carved souvenir. Wait! Not a souvenir but…read morea piece of art for your house. Talk to the owner/artist of the business, what an amazing man. His sons, granddaughter and possibly other family members all contribute to what he sells, hence the name, Ohana.

Funny story we went to local artist store looking for Tiki because my husband watched the classic…read moreTV show Brady Bunch and couple episodes were about Hawaii. We found a neckless similar to the show and he also buy another arts piece too. I walked into their gallery and see lots of interesting pieces. One of the arts is a Thai lady in Thai traditional outfit so I was wondering why the Thai lady is doing here? other than that they are mostly Hawaiian style of arts.

Shane was extremely pleasant and helpful with a lot of ALOHA humor. He kindly brought down several…read moretiki masks to look at in hand. He said his family has run this shop for 40 years now. Service was excellent.

DA place to go for gifts. last time there it was just after the two kona low storms, had to stop by…read moreto see that the family and shop was all good. I always find what I'm looking there.

We only had a few minutes to shop at this part antique/part souvenir shop. Everything was 20% off…read more My husband bought three used license plates that were very reasonably priced. I bought several wood, lava, Pearl, and bead bracelets for the grandkids. There were many cats in the store and outside. The female owner said they have 30! She was feeding them at closing.

If you're taking a trip around the island, get some Kahuku Garlic Shrimp and stop by The Only Show…read moreIn Town! Located in Kahuku with lots of parking in front. It's an antique store with lots of curious things. Look hard because there just might be something hiding in a corner that you'll like.

Located in the North Shore shopping district area…read more I saw a pair of earrings from Instagram that I thought were adorable and decided to check this little store out. It's actually a nice souvenir store that has some odd items like a wooden chop stick holder that holds 4 pairs of chopsticks I think. The staff here are helpful and friendly. The Koa wood jewelry caught my eye and they had good clearance on some of the Koa wood jewekry pieces. I ended up hauling few earrings, koa bangle with matching ring. I did find the earrings that I originally was searching for in stock in the store. The staff carefully wrapped all pieces individually with tissue paper which I thought was a kind gesture. This store had adorable Hawaiian themed women Christmas ornaments that I was eyeing but the price was a little steep. It's truly a nice ornament though. I would recommend this store to any tourists that would like to grab a few souvenirs from hawaii that you may not even find in the swap meet or ABC stores.

Rare to find this excellent level of customer service these days. Polynesian Treasures stands…read morebehind their products 100%. I ordered a gift for my daughter online and there was a slight issue with it. Byron was a pleasure to work with and made the refund/replacement process so easy. Highly recommend for both the quality and the kindness!

Cool general store with a little bit of everything. hats, flip-flops, food, drinks, knickknacks,…read moreand souvenirs. Staff was helpful and friendly. Prices are not exactly cheap, definitely higher than ABC stores. But the selection and staff make it worthwhile.

m really disappointed with my experience at Aloha General Store. I went in to buy three magnets,…read moreand my total came out to $32. One magnet was clearly priced at $5, which seemed reasonable. The other two had no price tags, so I assumed they would be similar in price. When I was paying, the cashier was distracted and on the phone, so I wasn't clearly told my total. It wasn't until after the transaction that I realized I had been charged $32, which really caught me off guard. After that, I went back to ask for a refund, but they refused and said they only do exchanges, which is not what I wanted. I also had to speak with three different employees, and they all gave me the same answer without offering any real help. On top of that, I was charged an extra fee for using my debit card, even though there is a sign posted saying they do NOT charge extra for card payments. That felt very misleading. I feel like prices should be clearly marked, totals should be communicated clearly, and customers should be treated fairly. Please be careful when shopping here. You're better off going down the road to Aoki's North Shore Trading.

What a beautiful day! Thank you OhKay Collection and Ala Moana Center for the free Hawai'i inspired…read moredesigns by local brand OhKay Collection! Limited supplies. Mark your calendars, as June 13, 2026 is the last free giveaway day. Visit the between 2 pm- 5 pm. Upstairs from center stage. Look for the beautiful photo op Lei background stand. No line @2:30 pm today and there was a great supply of bags. Service was full of Aloha and fast! Select the bag design and you receive it. Value: 5/5 stars as it was free! No purchase needed. The value is in the beautiful artwork on the gift bags. Mahalo

This is a great shopping experience in Honolulu and is a short walk from Waikiki hotels. We walked…read morethere from the Hilton in about 10 minutes. It's a little tricky to get into the mall from the street as you have to walk into the garage and there are few signs directing you to escalators that take you up to the shopping areas. The mall is open air, so you might need to spend time inside some stores to cool off at times. Signage is actually surprisingly poor, and it was legitimately challenging to find specific stores at times. They have static printed directories in a few places, but some stores are actually located below in the garage area which was quite confusing. They also do not have mall concierge desks or other staffed counters to help with directions. They do have a large variety of stores here including upscale and designer options and our favorite Psycho Bunny. They have a variety of dining options as well from full restaurants to food court options. This is overall a pleasant place to spend a few hours shopping in Honolulu.