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    Hawaiian Chip Company

    4.9 (378 reviews)
    ModerateSpecialty Food
    Closed • 9:00 am - 5:00 pm

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    Hawaiian Chip Company....Made to Order, while you wait
    Derek Y.

    Haven't been here for a while, decided to stop by since I was in Kalihi. They have a new big parking lot next to the store. Brought 2-big boxes...$25- each. Freshly made. Customer service was excellent, everyone trying to help. Aloha, Derek

    Gregg R.

    What a great find. Been driving by on Nimitz for years without ever stopping by. Today we took the turn of on Republican and into their spacious parking lot and went in. When we first went in, we were surprised at how small the area was. But we were greeted friendly by the two aunties. Asked us if we had any questions and gave us samples for us to try. As we were looking at the goods, we were informed that we could get "fresh" chips made to order and that it would be about 10-15 minutes. Mind blown. So we waited, and realized that several others entered the shop and pre ordered the taro chips to be ready when they picked up. So now we know. Super fresh, crisp and oh so delicious. And there were several chip seasonings which you could put on just outside the room. They even gave is some individual bags to separate for the different seasonings. A must try when you are in the area.

    Freshly fried box of taro chips
    Kim B.

    I have eaten their chips for many years now, but never bought them fresh from the source. The place is small but they have a big parking lot next to the business. When you walk into the store you are greeted by great and friendly staff. I saw what I came for and also bought the freshly fried taro chip. They offered me two packets of seasonings (they had a bunch of flavors for all taste buds) and you get two bags to shake the chip and seasoning in. Outside there are shakers where you can add more seasoning to your chips. I tasted a chip right away and boy was it so delicious. Definitely come here to get them fresh. What a difference! I will return for more for the place is cute, the staff is friendly, and the chips do not disappoint.

    Plants outside
    Jodi T.

    Lot of people recommended this place, so it was my first stop right after my flight. They have a huge variety of flavors and sizes! The worker who helped us was so kind and patient in answering questions and giving us suggestions. The prices are reasonable, and they even can ship a box back to your home. They also sell fresh bags that you can season outside in the side area. There's also plants outside, so you can see what you're eating! They have a small lot that you can park in. Make sure to go a little farther up than what Google Maps says (as it tells you that you're there 2 buildings too early).

    The bag option I purchased
    Jenn N.

    Middle June 2025 When you stop at this place, it's a little area in the middle of a street of an industrial portion of Kalihi just after the airport so if you're reading this and you're coming in from the mainland, don't forget to stop at Hawaiian Chip they do four types of potatoes one is a taro the second is a sweet potato the third is a purple Okinawan sweet potato and a fourth is a regular potato that is offered when you buy the variety pack. I highly recommend stopping In for a fresh box or bag of the "original" (sweet potato & Taro mix) --Round about - $10 for a bag and $26 for the box.... Just remember they have a section outside to the side of the store where you can put your own flavor onto your chips. I did really like the garlic, but because I had to share my bag I really have to keep it plain and even then the plain is just as good. If you're really planning a get together, this would be good maybe a day at the beach get a box and then get a container poke and have yourself a picnic ... my mom loves the taro chips with pokè!!! So delicious! There exist probably not many I want to say Hawaiian Chip is the original in terms of a fresh bag or box so if you're hungry for taro chips, and you are the ones that buys those black bags that exists in the store- why not try "Fresh" --this is even better!! get off the plane come into Republican Street just minutes away from the airport and buy yourself some fresh taro chips .... I know I will return!

    Michele T.

    Why did we take so long to check this place out?!? We love the taro chips and finally made our way to the factory. $25 box of fresh chips - so good! - and the staff were so friendly. Can't wait to return!

    1lb taro chipsssss
    Karen K.

    i standby my 5 star recommendation to this day. this place is always a must for when we visit. something about their chips taste so fresh. the storefront is super small but you can taste some samples while you wait for your fresh ones to be ready. i highly recommend the taro and sweet potato chips, unsalted and unflavored. they are so good plain and it is our favorite! they sell them at the costco in hawaii as well but nothing beats fresh. staff is absolutely wonderful as well. i love hawaiian chip company!

    Fresh taro chips.
    Leeza D.

    Freshly fried - check! Crispy, unusual treat, easy parking in their own lot, and their own DYI flavor seasonings - check, check, check, check! The taro chips at this location very much check every chip lover's box for texture, taste, and treat factor. The location is in an industrial area. Good service. This is more of an adult snack because the nieces and nephews did not like it at all. Adults though.... ultimate YUM! Would absolutely come back. Please visit and create your own experience.

    11-2-24. Seasoning Flavors
    Lloyd C.

    Some friends recommended the Hawaiian Chip Company, so we stopped by. They have a large parking lot. The store is petite but filled with so many tasty snacks! The ladies working here are so friendly and welcoming. They gave us samples of their fresh Taro and sweet potatoes chips. Also they offered a Saturday Special of Kettle-Style Potato Chips. We were hooked! I also ordered their Pineapple Ice Tea. Fresh pineapples inside. Everything was delicious!

    Amy L.

    Chips are made to order! My regret was not buying a big box of the taro chips. I ended up buying two standard bags ($8/each) since I didn't think I could eat it in one day. I sprinkled some seasoning outside of the shop on a fresh chip and had one of those eyeroll to the back of my head moment. Definitely would come back here on my next trip home.

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    Yeah, if you want to experience taro chips in thier finest form, get them from the factory store hot and fresh. You won't be disappointed.

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