My friend told me they stocked a few overseas goods so I went in to check it out, and found quite a…read morefew interesting items, a little expensive but if you are looking for a treat you have found the place. Marzipan chocolate, British chutneys, Heinz Baked Beans, French cornichons and Italian pasta and pesto. There are a few deals on general groceries to be found, but mostly still more expensive than Costco. Great selection of Asian groceries, however IGD in Lahaina have a similar selection which is cheaper. I didn't buy poke as it was later afternoon and I like it fresh as possible. Next time I'm passing in the morning I will pop in and try them out.

Super friendly and helpful staff! The freshly fried chicken skins were very crispy, but not the…read moreones that are pre-packed, (altho I suppose those can be re-crisped in the air fryer.) The Asian style potato salad (with cucumber and carrot) wasn't seasoned at all. Brightly lit supermarket, spacious aisles, lots of parking (although could use with more lights.)

Located in the heart of Happy Valley, this small convenience store has been a staple in Wailuku for…read moredecades. Personally, I've been coming to this store for 40+ yrs. Hands down, the BEST teriyaki (beef and pork) on the island. Aside from the wide variety of bentos, they also have a good selection of marinated meats that are ready for the grill. Not to mention drinks, produce and canned goods. Parking can be limited if you're stopping by during peak hours (7a-8a and 3p-5p).

amazing butcher, and the freshest meat selections . best…read moreporterhouse steak i had in 56 years.

I was pleasantly surprised to find such fresh produce at this grocery mart. The store was very…read moreclean and organized and was stocked with a variety of fresh fruits, vegetables and baked goods.

Just went there to get some liquor. No buzzer at the locked up cabinet. Found someone to call for…read morehelp with, which they did immediately. Nothing. Nobody came. Waited 10 minutes. If you're gonna lock stuff up, have someone available to unlock it. They lost a sale. Horrible service.

Some of the best poke you'll ever have is in a Foodland. Shoyu, Limu, and Spicy Ahi are all…read moreincredible with Maui Onion potato chips. Will forever be dreaming about Hawai'i poke when I'm back in California! :,)

I visited early to try their pay-by-the-pound breakfast. I grabbed some fried rice, egg, and…read morePortuguese sausage. The eggs were not that great but I did like the fried rice and would totally load up on the Portuguese sausage. This breakfast was popular as there was a small line at 6am. Super friendly service. Please come and create your own experience.

Whenever I come home, I always make the effort to come to TJ's. I never actually have to buy…read moreanything, but I always come out with something. TJ's has a great array of Asian groceries as well as things that you don't typically find in the other supermarkets. You can never go wrong with their little okazuya counter or bentos in the back! There's sufficient parking right out front, but there's also street parking since it is in an industrial lot--I've never had issues finding parking though.

Amazing selection of bentos and snacks. Parking is spacious and the workers are super sweetread more

When we first arrived, we missed this gem!…read more Mind you I'm gluten intolerant so Echigo is the only beer I can enjoy that tastes like beer. I went to both Times location, foodland and Tamora and they were sold out and or haven't carried it in a while. I had to call IGD at both locations and this was the one that confirmed they had it in stock. Customer service is legit and I felt the aloha spirit. Fairly priced and or good for most other groceries and clean. I highly recommend!

My go to grocery spot in Wailuku / Kahului. The place has everything you could want in terms of…read morelocal foods. My favorites are taro leaves, limu / ogo, pohole, poi, papaya, Maui Dried Saimin, pipikaula, poke and local produce. They recently started to carry poi candy - poi, taro chunks that taste like deconstructed kulolo. I also get my luau supplies here - food dishes / boats, etc. they also have a great selection of island snacks.

They had super fresh fruit for my toddler, apples in awesome condition with sweet crispness. The…read morecashier showed me how to scan my prime at the checkout too which I hadn't known about before. Prices were pretty on par with a lot of places, though I wouldn't describe it as cheap either. The cashier was also so sweet and interactive with my toddler who didn't want to give up her treat to be scanned. My only gripe here is that the bathrooms reek with a strong urine odor and they're also single occupant instead of a divided men's/women's but they do at least have a changing table.

I walked up to the Fish Department today and politely asked the person behind the counter to please…read morechuck some oysters and was stunned when he said No. There was no one else waiting for service. I told him I purchased oysters and had them shuck it as recently as two days ago and also a few times in the recent past. He still declined to shuck. I walked up to another Whole Foods employee and asked to speak with a Supervisor and she referred me to Emma. I spoke with Emma and shared my recent expereince and she too was unwilling to help in any way. I was shocked at the very poor customer service. I have never experienced such poor service from any Supermarket or any business.

I walked here from my hotel and found it easy to get to. Lots of items and food for sale. Bring an…read moreumbrella in case it spontaneously rains, I was glad to have mine! I got food from Shibiz and it was generously portioned and delicious. The shaved ice from Maui Girlz was delicious as well.

We were exploring Maui and we had this on our list of places to check out but I think I would skip…read morethis next time. Parking is easy enough, entrance fee is only $1, and there are quite a bit of vendors to browse through. There are some artists and specialty craft booths but I think a lot of the booths just sell mass produced items or just junk. We did check out some of the food stalls but we only ended up getting coffee and the poke near the back. I think if you're into souvenirs and trinkets, this is a great place to go.