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).

Shopping in Waikiki, Honolulu, Hawaii…read more.. My friend, Cece, from Northern California, sent me a post about the new Hello Kitty print which was arriving in July 3, 2026. I didn't think anything until she explained that the fresh, green, exclusive design is only available in a backpack, laptop sleeve, pencil case, and lunch bag... plus, it will only be shipped to Hawaii addresses with a minimum purchase of $200 to avoid shipping charges. Uhg... I pondered about what to get. Cece said the pencil case ($32) was on the small side. She went to the store and snapped a few photos with her hand for size comparison. Hmm... I decided on the lunch bag because it included a crossbody strap as well as a handle on the top. Cece stood in line for me and said that the salespeople were super kind and organized. She was first in line and got my bag for me. Later, I went when there was no line. The cozy shop was clean and bright and stocked well! Cashiers were smiling and helpful! I'm so happy with this quality, exclusive product! Thank you, Cece, for helping me with this decision!

This is one of my favorite stores in Waikīkī!!!! They also have one at Alamoana Mall. But I like…read moregoing here because when I stay in town it's near Dukes restaurant. This place carries ALOT of selections, great sales and the ladies are all so friendly. I always make a point to stop there and get something. Even though I have a TON of these...there's always a new pattern I don't have I'm obsessed with Aloha Collection. If you're an expecting mom, get their diaper bag!!! I got one for my daughter and it's a HIT!

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.

Super cure store to fulfill your Hawaiian souvenirs! Customizable photo frames, signs, magnets and…read moreetc. I could spend hundred of $ easily here. Customer service is great as well!

Interesting that service is different for different people…read more Went to the Ala Moana location today. The person at the register, an older gentleman, spent a considerable amount of time with a Japanese couple, purchasing items. He wrapped, taped, and carefully put items in a bag for them, and handed them their purchase. My turn, maybe it's because I'm in my tshirt and shorts, just a local ol' lady. He rings me up, tapes the plastic bag the item comes in off the shelf, and hands it to me. I didn't get asked if I needed a bag, as it is a gift I'm taking to Japan. I ask if he has a bag of sorts I can put that in? He asks, "such as?". I say, a small bag of sorts? He says, "well we have this brown paper bag, if you want?". Picks up a brown bag from behind the counter. I was done. I said no thanks. And walked away. Why such a difference in service? Maybe I needed to dress better, I'm not sure. I was a bit offended. Products are super cute, this was only my second time here.. I guess it'll be my last as well. So sad. By the way, my husband and I went to Kahala store yesterday, we bought something there. We thought the service was wonderful, the lady helping us was welcoming and helpful. Ala Moana, felt a bit discriminating.

I remember going to the Kahala Hotel and buying their chocolate mac nut chocolates. They were so…read moregood. Now, you don't have to go all the way to Kahala. They have a shop at the Royal Hawaiian Shopping Center. It's the Kahala Hotel, so it's going to be pricey. It was $38 for a small box. I believe I paid $26 a while back at the hotel. I'm not sure if they had an increase or it's just more at this location. They also sell teas, coffees and cookies here. They also have a collab with Hello Kitty. There were Hello Kitty plushes with the Kahala Hotel logo on it with their signature blue. They were adorable.

It's funny sometimes how I learn about things, even when a five-hour flight away…read more I saw a video from a local news channel and was captivated by the interview and introduction of this business (https://www.khon2.com/video/signature-by-the-kahala-opens-in-waikiki/8591087/ ). I couldn't help but call to get more information. After hitting a few snags, my friend who works in the area stopped in and helped me place an order. My friend kindly helped me place the order and gave them my info (shipping address and payment info). It took a little while but the manager Maria helped me stay on top of things in getting my order which came by FedEx. It was nicely packed in a FedEx box and packed very well. I read the box instructions very carefully in learning that the best way to store them would be to find a cool, dry place as I get to them. Most of the boxes were for gifting to friends but you know that I must indulge too. I started with the guava strawberry mac nuts (https://www.yelp.com/user_local_photos?select=h3bVHZfQ7AWxWiJpGANm5A&userid=saJuyv784apZzH--psHZ3Q) on the advice of my helpful Oahu friend; the flavors are certainly there is you like that fruity flavor and, as mentioned in the video, those nuts are not your ordinary store bought variety. The other box that I opened was due to my leaning towards this flavor for sherbet and Taiwanese snacks, the pineapple mac nuts (https://www.yelp.com/user_local_photos?select=mdyb-9A0_sUmSxWOkrOi1w&userid=saJuyv784apZzH--psHZ3Q); the flavor is not as sweet but you certainly get that pineapple essence here. One friend who received her gift opened her box of the lilikoi mac nuts (https://www.yelp.com/user_local_photos?select=60iDuIVDjmj7-poV6ABx3A&userid=saJuyv784apZzH--psHZ3Q) and shared a few pieces with me. Surprisingly, this might me my favorite right now as it had that sweetness but the tang from the lilikoi (passion fruit) that made it a bit interesting. I still have a few other flavors that I bought and have yet to try since I can only afford (waistline) to eat so much at a time. Looking forward to hearing reactions from my friends who will try this and looking forward to trying other flavors. If you're in Waikiki, it's a good opportunity to get a taste of Kahala without having to go to their property.

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!

Stopped by this shop on two occasions during my few days visiting family in Honolulu, the first…read moretime a little after 12pm on Fri., 8/30/2024 and the second about 10min after it opened on Sat., 8/31/2024. Both times were busy with at least ten of us packed in the small store. I saw mostly Japanese tourists during the first time there and mistakenly assumed this store primarily appealed to the Japanese clientele, but the second time I'd visited had Haole and local customers besides Japanese, which proved me wrong. Snoopy is universal, for sure. I did notice that an employee who spoke fluent Japanese was present during both times I had visited. I visited the store twice because there were too many customers blocking my view of the area of the store that had their tees during the first time that I had went and I just couldn't take a good look at the assortment on my limited time there. I took a couple photos of all of their tees and later looked at them on my phone to decide which one to look for during my second visit. Besides short sleeve tees, they mostly had tote bags. Other than those items, the remainder consisted of one style of slippers, minimal selection of long sleeve tops, and then some accessories such as keychains, stickers, magnets, pens, pancake mix and some stuffed Snoopy's. It's not going to be a wide assortment beyond that. I've been to the Snoopy store in Yokohama, Japan, a few months back and although I admit that comparing the two stores is like night and day in terms of size and selection, and not at all a fair comparison - however, primarily because I happened to go there first, I was ultimately underwhelmed at this store as it was significantly tiny, cramped and not too many items to choose from. Had I not gone to the Snoopy store in Japan, first, then I'm sure this Snoopy's Surf Shop in HI would have elicited more excitement. The only other Snoopy store besides this that I'd been to for stores located in the U.S. is the Snoopy's Galleria & Gift Shop in Santa Rosa, CA, next to the Charles M. Schulz Museum, back in 2016 (definitely worth checking out if you are a lover of Snoopy and Peanuts). It'd be awesome if the Campbell Ave location could move to a bigger location nearby in Honolulu, eventually, and carry more items - though I can understand that at the same time, maybe they just want to keep things small and limited. I haven't been to their Hale'iwa location on Kam Hwy, but from photos, the location there appears a bit more spacious than the Campbell Ave one. The employees during both times that I had stopped by were nice and helpful and answered the questions that I had. I purchased a couple of tees during my two times there. They were about $29-$35 each, so not on the cheap end, but I can see and feel that they are good quality, in terms of the cotton used. I originally purchased my first tee from their online store, earlier this year and wear it quite often and that one washes well. Their online selection of tees is completely different than what you can find in their retail stores and even more limited of a selection - they definitely have a much better selection at their retail stores. Although this store doesn't have a large assortment of items, I was still happy to go out of my way to check the place out and I'd 100% recommend it to any Snoopy and Peanuts fans out there during your time in HI.

I've visited this official Snoopy themed shop (and the one in Haleiwa) during both of my latest…read moreOahu trips. As an avid Peanuts/Snoopy fan, both times I was so excited to visit and made a point of fitting it into the itinerary. However, the main reason it doesn't get five stars is because of the particularly high price point for what it is. Most items are priced higher than other similarly themed, small shops in Honolulu. For instance, some stickers here are in the $5.50 range instead of $3-$4 range. Basic thin canvas tote bags are about $40. It starts to feel like they're really taking advantage of fans and tourists and push a higher limit simply because "they can." The selection is really cute though, and items do sell out. So your options really depend on when you happen to visit. My first time in October 2023, both locations were all out of crossbody tote bags. This time around (February 2026), they were available in both locations. Many of the other items were the same both times, but there were maybe a few new designs. Also, this time around there were none available plushie keychains, which I neglected to purchase the first time around as they're over $20 each. This is just outside the Waikiki beachfront area, so not really easily walkable from there. Parking is street parking. You might have to loop around a couple of times, but it shouldn't take too long. Service here isn't particularly noteworthy, but efficient, especially given lots of tourists who visit, especially popular with Japanese.

Great store with very nice Christmas new. The service is great and they are pretty quick with the…read morepersonalized items. The store is not packed with stuff so it's not overwhelming. No pressure while in the store which is refreshing. Totally recommend this place.

Lovely little store tucked away inside the Grand Bazaar shops at the Hilton Hawaiian Village, with…read morethe most perfect Christmas ornaments. Huge selection, and many of them can even be personalized. The customer service is truly exceptional. The nicest little lady helped me pick out the most amazing Elvis ornament for my Mom that I know she will absolutely love.