First, if you're trying to find it, it's in the front building. There are a bunch of local store…read moreowners with spaces. This place has hand made, one of a kind tiki mugs, vintage mugs & commercially made mugs- from $20-$400. You'll find something. Don't worry if you can afford that one of a kind, the owner doesn't make you feel bad- super friendly and helpful. Please stop by.

Awesome selection for unique tiki mugs. Very unique and original. The shopping area has plenty to…read moreoffer, but that store was one of a kind

IMHO I was so…read morepleased to see that Coco Nene had opened in one of my favorite shopping areas in Kihei. It definitely brings a spark of color and a breath of fresh air to this little shopping mall. You can create your own personal Maui/Hawaiian wooden souvenir, be it, photo frames, Christmas ornaments, wall hangings, desk plaques, etc., or you can purchase already crafted items. Customer service was welcoming and friendly. I appreciated that the young lady kept my husband busy with conversation so I could shop in peace! LOL I will definitely return!

Awesome place to build your custom souvenir using an assortment of pieces like "wood legos". Really…read morecreative and unique. Cheap it is not, but this is made on the island, and it is one of a kind.

Great selection of sweaters which is what I was looking for! Lots of other souvenirs as well.read more

Nice shop, such a nice shop with nice employees. Loved the variety was able to get something for…read moreeveryone. Especially loved the children's clothing. Definitely coming back on our next visit.

IMHO My hair stylist…read moreasked me to bring back some Maui Miracle Oil for her. She uses it on her skin and hair. I was intrigued enough to purchase some for myself and a friend. I'm a bargain shopper so I shopped around the island before buying, and found the best prices here at Sunkissed Wahine, located at the Kihei Kalama Village. They will also ship to you when you run out! This is a cute, brightly lit store with a variety of great gift ideas. Very friendly service and aloha spirit! Thank you! I will be back!

Great store that sells items from local vendors. I always stop in when I'm visiting Maui/Kihea…read more I live on the mainland and have had items shipped to me too. The owner is very attentive and responsive with your orders. Great way to support the vendors in Maui who are suffering from the lack of tourism.

This place has such a Beautiful atmosphere. Big beautiful trees and an outdoor market with food…read morenearby. Also has a mini koyfish pond, fed with coins. They have souvenirs, tourist information ticket sales, and bunch of clothing.

It's not huge but has a variety of restaurants and shops. A good place to waste some time.read more

We have been going here for years and never thought of giving a review until now. Jenn was the…read moreowner until her untimely passing a few years back. She was full of Aloha, made you feel welcome every time you saw her. She made her own soaps. Now Under new ownership Sylvia has now taken over running this cute little soap and knickknack kiosk located in The Triangle Mall next to Foodland. You can find all kids of smelly soaps and bath salts, candles all hand crafted. My favourite soap is Maui mist as well as Blue Hawaiian. My favourite candle is Hawaiian Holiday I found out is seasonal November/December. I was lucky and bought what ever they had left in January. Parking is great in the back and very well shaded. If you ever have or get a chance this place is a must stop for gifts to take home or even for yourself like I did. You can say I sent you!!!

Jenn made the BEST body butters EVER! I have 1 of hers that is at least 4 or 5 years old that STILL…read moresmells AMAZING! I am literally almost out and trying to find something even similar.. and have found NOTHING! (and I have looked on the Big Island & Kauai!!) Jenn & I became FB friends so I was aware of her passing! So sad! She was so young and so full of life! RIP Jenn.. You are missed! Jenn was amazing! Maui is amazing! I cry just thinking about the tragedy Lahaina is going thru right now.. all because of our corrupt world leaders! Maui Strong Mahalo

Karen is the sweetest lady!! We grabbed some souvenirs here after eating at Cafe O'Lei kihei. We…read moregot also some flower clips and she told us if you're married you wear it on your left, and if single- on your right. Love this shop and the owner! Thank you!

The sweetest lady helped us at the store. I was looking for t-shirts for my 10 and 11 year old…read more This store had a great selection. For a souvenir store, the shirts were very reasonably priced.

I really wanted to like this place more and we even made a drive out of it. I can see how it can be…read morereally nice (per IG) but I think we went at a bad time b/c it was pretty dead, lots of trucks were closed w/signs they'd be back in the evening so we were very limited in our food options. We went about 4ish but seems they're opened till much later and that's when it gets lively. It's a nice place to walk around though, but it's not very ADA friendly as there's lots of gravel and rocks so something to keep in mind. There's limited parking in the front but also a large parking lot in the back. Restrooms were clean.

Not what we expected when we read "gardens". It is more like an event space with lots of food…read moretrucks amongst the trees. Not like a garden you walk through with different plants and flowers. They have lots of things, though. There was a yoga session happening in the middle lawn area. They have a butterfly area, even though the butterflies were somewhere else. There is an aging tortoise, I forget his name. There are also different businesses in the buildings, like a spa and a salon. There are different small vendors with their booths and several food trucks; although, some were not open in the morning and the Thai food truck had all their items sold out on their menu already. The prices were even more pricier than the food trucks at Maui Food Trucks. One vendor had hand crafted desserts for $20/piece! I admired from afar, haha. Everything is advertised as "farm to table" maybe justifying their prices. We shared an acai bowl and it was mid. The the peanut butter was just scraped on the side of the bowl. Our typical acai bowls at least put the peanut/almond butter in the middle like any other topping so you can get an even bite with everything. But the dallop of peanut butter just on the side, it was like we ordered peanut butter on the side of our acai bowl. It was weird. I bet it's more alive at night with more food trucks open and live music. We came and saw and didn't come back. I can see how it can be great for families with toddlers running around, giving them a safe space to burn their energy. Until then, this probably won't be the top of our list.