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    Jackie K.

    Stopped by this new location at AMC near the center stage. Close to ABC store. Yummy Huff 'n Puff rice treats aka Okoshi or Toong Mai. Special buy 3 bags for $24! One bag is $8.50. Samples available right now on 10/3/2024. See Destiny. She is adorable and full of Aloha! Service is informative and courteous here. Ambiance is a bit noisy due to location. See photos for menu and kiosk display.

    Got these yummies
    Irene M.

    Snacks 'n stuff... I'm positive that you all basically know this brand but did you know that they now have a kiosk in Ala Moana Center..!? Yeah and thanks to Nadine C I now know as well! These puffy yumminess can be found right beside the Centerstage on the Street Level right in front of the ABC Store and if for some reason you're not familiar with them "shame on you!" Thankfully you won't be missing out on them and yes they do have samples for you to try to make the decision easy to get em' all lol! With a couple different sizes including their newer packaging is so beautiful and is perfect for gift giving which is exactly what I'm doing. It's credit card only understandably, the staff is wonderful and now having them here makes it easy to grab and go with their yummy snacks that brings me so much nostalgia. Thank you!

    Huff 'n Puff Hawaii- 08.30.2024- almond delight
    Dina V.

    The other day I posted on my story The Macadamia Nut Delights, to which I smashed that bag that day bc it's so damn addictingly good, and @huffnpuff reached out to me if I've tried any of their other varieties... low and behold a box appeared today with 5 different varieties to which I've never tried! I've only ever had it in Hawai'i TBH, we used to trek to Chinatown to get these okoshi treats available in a bucket. If you're unfamiliar with Okoshi, it's Japanese puffed rice snacks. I hadn't bought okoshi in years, but this summer I spied the teal bag in Long's and knew I had to buy it and bring it back (omiyage/ pasalubong) to the mainland. Well I ended up not sharing it with anyone . How to describe it? It's like rice Krispy treats on another level. You can taste the buttery- ness, and the sweetness, and I love the crunch of the macadamia nuts!!! I immediately opened this box and sampled one from each bag . Almond delights is probably my favorite from this batch. It reminds me of the Chinese Almond cookies. 2nd would be the Cinnamon Macadamia Nut Delights, it reminds me of an elevated snickerdoodle cookie. Next would be the arare ones, both equally good furikake or not. Reminds me a bit of the local way of eating popcorn with the mochi crunch (arare). And last is the Kona Coffee Macadamia Nut Delights, good but not my cup of tea, er should I say coffee. Hands down my favorite is the original. Thanks again @huffnpuffhawaii for letting me try your other flavors. I will definitely be ordering some when I run out. If you're in Hawaii pick up a bag- can be found at Long's, @foodlandhi, @walmart Hawaii, @donquijotehi, @wholesaleunlimitedhi, and @timessupermarkets and of course online!

    Yummy rice puffs. One of my favorites is the mac nuts.

    I wasn't pleasantly surprised to see the Huff 'n Puff kiosk at Ala Moana. Super friendly and helpful employee there! I'm so glad to see how this business has grown and wish him well for even more success!

    MATCHA
    Mabeline M.

    ADDITCTING!!!! So ONO I want more and I want try more new flavors! Definitely great for small get together, gifting, & favors. Can't wait to see what else is in store!

    All gone. :-(  Time to buy more!  :-)
    Li Y.

    Recently gifted a bag of these delectable treats. Had forgotten just how really memorably delicious these were. I finished up the bag by myself without sharing. Perfect timing. Was trying to decide what to buy for omiyage on upcoming trip. Quickly googled them and bought a bunch in the memorably delicious "Macadamia nut delight" flavor. Was sure to call ahead to make sure they were in stock. And am sure business owner Branen must have been relieved that I didn't call him direct like I did a number of years ago, before distribution sites had started selling these treats. Branen was so gracious, not only to deliver to me a fresh batch at the street outside my worksite. He mentioned "call anytime". Whichever, wherever you get these treats, do yourself a favor and get them! Try all five flavors and find your favorite. Available at many locations around town AND trade shows. Check on their website for a current listing of stores selling this delectable treat! Much better to buy in the store instead of hanging out on the street corner looking like to make a drug deal!

    Delightful indeed
    Cheryl S.

    My sister purchased from the 808 craft and gift fairs event this past Saturday at windward mall. If you love okoshi type snacks, this is for you. I tried their kona coffee mac nut puff, and all I can say is it is delectable and delightful! Has a nice crunch (there's some pretty nice size mac nuts), and with coffee and mac nut you cannot go wrong. If you ever come across them at events, stop by and grab yourself a bag or few.

    Sorry not full bag.
    Ward K.

    Why did the Big Bad Wolf tell the three Little Pigs that he is going to "Huff 'n Puff" and blow their house down? Well it was to get his grubby paw on these amazing puff rice treats. When one of my Yelp buddies Rachel said to check out this puff rice thing as they were going to be at a trade show, I really didn't know what to expect. My better half and her sister was going to go to the show so I asked my wife to stop by their booth and check it out. Long story short, she finds Huff 'n Puff and she ends up buying some. She comes home with a bagful of these square rice things. She opens it up and tells me to try it. I cannot believe how good they taste. It's like I cannot describe it but to sum it up in a word, YUMMY would be it. I inhaled three squares like it was going out of style. It's more of a sweet savory so people like Debbie R, Sheryl M as well as my better half who don't like too sweet, sweets would probably love it. It's so good that I am going to have to buy some for my family and friends as omiyage. They are available at a select handful of stores and you can find them at trade shows. (see my picture for times, dates and location). You can also check them on their website https://hnphawaii.com/ to see the latest retail places, as well as up to date events and special orders.

    Assorted Puff Rice
    Lori L.

    I grew up eating puffed rice from those white plastic tubs. It was a childhood treat, but I haven't had any in years. Then here comes Huff 'n Puff with five fun flavors including mac nut, coffee, furikake arare, and honey ginger to make me wonder why it's been so long. Their puffed rice is fresh and crunchy and their flavors are craveable. The saying is true, you can't eat just one. Perfect for sending to loved ones on the mainland, these treats took me back to the hanabata days, and the bag was gone too soon.

    Macadamia nut delights
    Celine C.

    I see them in like temporary markets and popups. Like last time, I saw them at Pearlridge. There's always this nice lady who offers a free taste. They have a lot of different flavors. If i remember correctly, there's coffee, honey ginger, furikake, and macadamia. They all taste good to me! I love rice puffs! They come in different sizes too. What I'm trying to remember if they offered different flavors in one bag cause that would be awesome. A small bag is $8 a piece. Kinda pricey but it's good to snack on, it'll be on the healthier side. I always try to find them when I know there's going to be a popup shop at the malls. I'm also thinking of buying these as gifts for my friends from the mainland. I want to buy all flavors and give them as gifts. I'm sure they'll like it. Especially the macadamia ones, they are sweet, but not overly sweet. Just right. 5/20/2018 These guys are the sweetest and nicest people on earth. I saw them at Pearlridge last weekend and stocked up because they said it'll be their last one for the month. And i wanted to bring some back to seattle for my friends to try. I didn't want to give them macadamia chocolates or nuts, I wanted to give them something unique! And this is perfect. My kids are hooked on their rice puffs too! Their favorites are furikake and chocolate. Follow them on instagram and check them out!

    Kona coffee is my favorite, but Li Hing and ginger are classic!

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    So yummy! You won't be disappointed. Visit their Halawa site and you'll smell the aroma when you enter.

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    I wanna kick myself for only one Bag! I purchased the Furikake State and my husband and I fought over the last piece!

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    Aloha Tofu Factory - Since 1950

    Aloha Tofu Factory

    4.8(80 reviews)
    3.5 kmKalihi
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    Churning out soybean curds since 1950, the operation has always been a family business, focused on…read moreusing high-quality ingredients while keeping the process as simple as possible. No added preservatives mean that none of the products are exported, meaning that they will always be solely local treasures. Luckily, these gems are easy to plunder, found in any grocery store worth its square footage on the island and of course, directly from their factory in Kalihi. Don't let the brand name fool you: They make much more than just bean curd cakes in that unassuming downtown factory. In addition to okara, soymilk, and konnyaku, their natto could be considered something of a game changer, since almost all commercial varieties are frustratingly pre-seasoned with bonito dashi. Long ago I had given up on enjoying this admittedly polarizing pleasure, but Aloha Tofu's delightfully slimy little number is 100% vegan, through and through. For the uninitiated, it's generally a love or hate experience, with little space for ambiguity, although one of the best ways to ease into natto appreciation is with the aid of piping hot miso soup. The warm broth helps dissolve the stringy stickiness, while the miso paste pairs harmoniously with the funky, fermented whole soybean flavor. Even if you've found it hard to swallow before, a better brand can make all the difference in the world.

    Went on a random Sunday around 10:30am and there was a line out the door! They only have space for…read moreone customer at a time for takeout, and you can see into the factory floor with people making the tofu products. - Unfortunately, they were out of the cookies by the time we got there - Yudofu: For the price of the large compared to the small, I think it's worth it if you're willing to eat tofu for a week straight! Light and versatile for sweet or savory meals. - Soymilk: If you like soymilk, you'll like theirs. It's unsweetened and has a strong soy flavor. - Also purchased their aburage, firm tofu, and soy sauce.

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    Tamashiro Market - Spicy tuna I made with ahi and tobiko from Don Quijote.  Next time I will use Tamashiro's.

    Tamashiro Market

    4.5(449 reviews)
    3.2 kmKalihi
    $$

    One of my fondest childhood memories is going to Tamashiro Market with my dad…read more When we lived in Kalihi, this was our usual spot. And even after we moved, we would still drive out just to come here for the seafood. That's how special it was to us. The reason why he chose Tamashiro over other grocery stores was simple--it was quality and because of my Nanay (grandma). His mom purchased from here and made so many delicious dishes. He knew what to look for, and he trusted this place. For him, it wasn't just about buying food... it was about getting the best for his family. My dad isn't the type to say "I love you." He shows it. One of the biggest ways he showed love was through his cooking. Even after a long day on his feet cooking for others, he would come home and cook for us. That was his way of taking care of us. I loved coming here with him. It was a five-senses overload--the smell of fresh seafood, the sound of people talking story, the colors of fish on display. Back then when you were allowed to sample a grape or poke to make sure it was good before buying. But more than that, it was time with him. I still remember the excitement I felt when I saw the pink building with the huge crab. I thought back then was to look at everything but now I understand that it meant something more..... something special--time with my dad. It's with a sad heart that Tamishiro Market is now closed. Thank you, Tamashiro, for providing quality food and memories for so many years. You were more than a market--you were part of my childhood

    Goodbye to another Hawaii landmark! Tamashiro Market is closing its doors on April 30, 2026…read more FPO and I went the Sunday before for one last tour of the legendary fish market. It looked the same as it did the first time I went with my grandfather. I picked up a couple pounds of dry aku for my favorite sister and some tee shirts as memorabilia. It was pretty busy and I expect that will continue until They close. Still, the people were nice and very helpful. I'm really going to miss it!

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    Hawaiian Chip Company - A one lb box of taro and sweet potato chips freshly made and still warm. Big pieces that take several bites to eat!

    Hawaiian Chip Company

    4.9(373 reviews)
    2.8 kmKalihi
    $$

    Jimmy Chan started with a small table-top fryer at local craft fairs and offered made-to-order taro…read moreand Okinawan sweet potato chips with various seasonings in Ziploc bags. It took off so well that in 2000, he founded Hawaiian Chip Company in Kalihi. Today, Hawaiian Chip Company uses only the highest quality Okinawan sweet potatoes and taro grown on the Big Island and Oahu's North Shore and golden sweet potatoes grown on Molokai to make their gourmet chips. This assures only the freshest and highest quality chips that they can produce. They also use canola oil (trans-fat free) and minimal amounts of sodium, and are preservative-free. The Hawaiian Chip Co.'s has expanded its product line over the years and offers the following: * Taro and sweet potato chips mix. Combine earthly richness of taro with the subtle sweetness of Okinawan and golden sweet potatoes of five flavors of hand-peeled, thinly sliced chips that are lightly seasoned: original (lightly salted), zesty garlic, Kiawe BBQ, Kiawe Fire, and sugar coated. * BBQ and hot sauces. The Kilauea Fire BBQ sauce was introduced in 2008, which has a spicy kick and great as a marinade for beef, chicken, pork; can be used as a dipping sauce. The Kilauea Fire Hot Sauce is spicier and less sweet than the Kilauea Fire BBQ Sauce. This led to the Raging Volcano Hot Sauce, which is a vinegar-based hot sauce and the spiciest hot sauce that they make. They also offer a Papaya Seed Salad Dressing. * Collaboration with Eden in Love in offering colorful logo tote bags. * Menehune Mac Hawaiian chocolates. The Honolulu Chip Co. acquired this line in 2021, a hand-scooped dessert of rich chocolates and HI-grown mac nuts favored by locals and visitors since 1939, is being presently 888qdiscontinued. As labor is intensive for the candies to be hand-scooped, there is difficulty in finding quality workers, and it was simply not feasible to continue I was first introduced to the taro and sweet potato chip mix that was sold in Costco, as most people do. You can get this exact item at a lower price in their showroom, plus it may be fresher. For home snacking, I love their Bits of Chips, a mixture of whole chips and broken pieces that are sold at a discounted price. They are not always available, as it depends on when the chips are available and made. It is suggested to call the store to inquire if there are any available. Once we were taking our Pastor friend and his wife from Japan around the island, and they wanted to stop there to purchase a bag of Bits of Chips and hand-carried it back to Japan! Staff is very friendly and welcoming. Samples are freely given out as you enter the showroom, and you can take it out back and try the different toppings. Service is efficient and quick. The building houses its small showroom retail store and is their factory where the chips are cut and fried. Hours of operation are Mon to Fri 9a to 5p, Sat 9a to 3p, Sun closed. Lots of free parking in their private lot. Cross the street and visit their sister showroom, 'Ulu Chip Factory, where you can find seasonal breadfruit chips combined with cassava chips, as well as the the Keith's cookies line. Trump's tariff implementation has raised prices twice in 2025 with increased packaging costs due to supplies coming from China. But when you have that craving for these delicious chips and sauces, price may not matter. These chips and sauces will always be there for all to enjoy! Support local!

    A chef at Ginza Kyubey -- one of Tokyo's most revered sushi institutions -- was once asked why…read moresushi is considered among the world's greatest foods. His answer: the ultimate deliciousness is achieved when you bring out the natural flavor of an ingredient, and sushi does the bare minimum to alter what's already at peak freshness. Hawaiian Chip Company operates by that exact same creed, and they've been doing it quietly since 1999. Their Okinawan sweet potatoes come from the Big Island and Oahu's North Shore, and the golden sweet potatoes are grown on Molokai. These aren't commodity ingredients -- they're sourced with intention. Each variety is sliced paper-thin and fried to order, and the result is a chip so delicate it almost dissolves, while still delivering a clean, distinct flavor that tells you exactly which potato you're eating. The taro tastes like taro. The Okinawan sweet potato has that gorgeous purple-fleshed earthiness. The golden sweet potato is subtly sweet and buttery. Nature does the heavy lifting here. There's a whole lineup of powdered seasonings to explore -- Zesty Garlic, Cajun, Maui Onion, Furikake, barbecue -- and they're genuinely fun. But try a plain chip first. You'll understand immediately why they don't need the seasoning. Pro tip: Come on Saturday. The Saturday experience unlocks kalua pig sliders, Island Brew beverages, and gelato/sorbet made with local fruits. Pair a warm bag of taro chips with a kalua pork slider and a tropical tea, and you have one of the most underrated snack experiences in all of Honolulu. This is a place that respects its ingredients. In a world of artificial flavors and over-seasoned everything, that's quietly radical.

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    Island Green Produce - There's a clear sign!

    Island Green Produce

    5.0(2 reviews)
    3.1 kmKalihi

    Grocery shopping in Kalihi, Honolulu, Hawaii…read more.. Cooking healthy soups - especially for the kupuna (senior citizens) at church - has been my new hobby. I've been browsing through The Marketplace at City Square for inspiration. I visit the various produce vendors and look at their fresh veggies. From long beans and taro, to squash, carrots, and bok choi, I try to get the freshest ingredients. That's why Island Green Produce caught my attention. Located next to Chuck E. Cheese, this produce vendor is on the right side of the entrance as you walk through the door. Besides having papaya at 79 cents per pound, Island Green Produce had certain items pre-packaged. They seemed more sanitary - especially the kabocha (pumpkin), which was peeled and cut! I thought, "Wow... that's really convenient!" The friendly, efficient cashier weighed and put my bag of kabocha in a bigger bag. Thank you! I can't wait to add fresh kabocha to my soup! It's colorful and tasty! I'm sure that everyone will appreciate a hot soup on a chilly 67°F January evening in Honolulu!!

    My first time here at an indoor farmer's market that has everything you will need. There's…read moredifferent vendors that sell fruits, homemade cooked meals, seafood and other grocery items. We came to look around and ended up buying all kinds of fresh, sweet and juicy fruits. From pineapples to green mangoes, ripe yellow mangoes, papayas, dragon fruit and others. I bought the fruits and took them to my hotel and had them for breakfast each day for the week! Every vendor owners was super nice. You can use any type of payment (cash, credit, Apple Pay). I would come back here again for groceries next time I visit Oahu. It's such a chill place compared to a city in mainland. Please keep growing sweet & juicy fruits!

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    This is quite a large space!

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    Fujiya Hawaii - Mochi Graduation $6

    Fujiya Hawaii

    4.7(369 reviews)
    7.5 km
    $$
    Grab-and-go
    Locally owned & operated

    I had no idea Fujiya Hawaii is still open for business. I was gifted these Pure Peanut Butter Mochi…read morefrom one of my students during Teachers appreciation week. It was sooo delicious! Soft, fresh mochi filled with crunchy peanut butter. Yum! I remember when they were on Waikamilo Road in Kalihi. If you didn't know, like me. They've relocated to the McCully area. Where mochi is continued to be made fresh and a window to see the making of it. The bright and colorful painted wall caught my attention. Great for taking selfies or pictures your purchases. There's three benches outside decorated with stickers that's available for purchase. Too cute! Fujiya Hawaii offers much more than delicious mochi. Such as iced cold drinks, locally made snacks, mochi leis, T-Shirts and the cutest stickers, to name a few things available for purchase. I asked a few questions and the pleasant lady that answered my questions was very helpful and offered me samples of the different flavors of Senbei & Japanese Okoshi- crispy puffed brown rice with macadamia nuts. That was really yummy! I had to add a bag to my order. By Supporting a locally and family owned business, that's been in business since in 1953. Fujiya Hawaii is one of the many locally owned businesses that's teamed up with American savings bank. When using your debit card, you'll save $5 off $35 and $10 off $70 purchase. Definitely stop by & you'll be happy that you did.

    This charming little shop is very clean and offers a variety of mochi to choose from…read more We were greeted as soon as we walked in and was assisted right away. There was one employee working at the register and another in the back. The service was attentive and efficient although there was only one person on the floor. They carry a great assortment of mochi and manju, including some varieties that need to be refrigerated. In addition, they offer local favorites like li-hing gummy bears and assorted flavored sembei, giving you plenty of sweet and savory options to choose from. The employee at the register was incredibly friendly and knowledgeable, happily sharing information about the different mochi flavors and offerings. Most importantly, the mochi here is absolutely delicious. During this visit, we ordered a Girls' Day pack and tried the chocolate ganache Oreo flavor which was amazing. The mochi was perfectly soft and paired beautifully with the rich chocolate ganache filling. My friend loved it so much that she went back the very next day to order more! If you love mochi, you really need to stop by. I highly recommended this shop.

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    The Queen's Medical Center Farmer's Market - Da Manju Lady.

    The Queen's Medical Center Farmer's Market

    4.3(3 reviews)
    5.2 kmDowntown

    The Queen's Medical Center Farmer's Market is held on the 1st Wednesday of every month in the…read moreHarkness Courtyard area from about 9am until 1pm. Look for the white tents in 2 rows that are surrounded by rectangular hedges. The vendors can change at any time. Some of the vendors I've seen includes Aloha Bakehouse (home-made baked goods, breads with fillings https://alohabakehouseandcafe.com/), Bistro Blends (truffle infused, gourmet olive oils and balsamic vinegars https://www.instagram.com/balsamichawaii/?hl=en), Da Manju Lady (Manju, jello mochi candy https://www.instagram.com/da_manjulady/), Mana Sandwiches (made with BRUG Bakery bread, premium heavy cream, 100% fresh fruits and loca sourced ingredients https://www.manasandwiches.com/), Nabeya Maido (signature MicrowavaBowls https://www.nabeyamaidohawaii.com/), Ohana Fresh Produce (variety of Asian vegetables, tropical fruits, herbs, and cut fruit), Pollen Flowers (plants and flowers https://www.instagram.com/pollenflowershawaii/), Roti-SI (porchetta sandwiches https://www.instagram.com/roti_si.hi/), Saki's Aloha Lab (handcrafted fermented syrup https://alohas-lab.square.site/), Sou's Thai (Thai food made with locally sourced ingredients), Sweet Revenge (fresh homemade pie with local ingredients http://www.sweetrevengehonolulu.com/), and Teruya's Andagi (local Japanese food bentos and andagi https://www.teruyasandagi.com/). Things I've tried include the Porchetta Sandwich from Roti. A bit messier to eat. Summer Rolls, Spring Rolls, Chicken Pad Thai (recommended), and Papaya Salad from Sou's Thai. There is a card minimum purchase at $10+. The Aloha Citrus Quencher from Da Manju Lady. This has lemonade and butterfly pea flower in it so it changes color. Tonkatsu and Tamagoyaki Bento sandwiches (life changing, recommended) from Mana Sandwiches. Bada's BBQ Brisket Combo: Smoked pork belly, tallow infused shoyu broth from Nabeya Maido. Very interesting broth concept here where it melts in the microwave, no extra water needed. Walk around, look at things, try different things out :)

    Farmers Market is held on the 1st Wednesday of each month. There are many food vendors. They…read moreinclude Sweet Revenge fruit and meat pies; Mana Musubi; Teruya bentos, andagi, and mochi; Aloha Bake Shop bread with meat; and other.

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    Nabeya Maido: Bada's BBQ Brisket Combo. Smoked pork belly, tallow infused shoyu broth. $18.

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    B.I. Farms - Local papayas for soup making

    B.I. Farms

    5.0(5 reviews)
    4.3 kmChinatown
    $

    After reading John N.'s review of this place earlier this month and because I do most of my produce…read moreshopping in Chinatown I just had to check this place out. As the stereotypical Chinese I want things fresh and cheap. Yikes, not sure if that was phrased properly........ Okay, let's start again. When shopping there are 2 factors for me: freshness and economical. And now that we are more conscientious of our health organic is the way to go. So when you factor those 3 together, B I Farm is the place to shop. Located in the far back stall of Maunakea Marketplace (as you enter from the doors that are facing North Hotel Street) B I Farms have their harvest on tables nicely displayed with handwritten prices. In the handful of times I've shopped here the produce are fresh and alive - - when you pick up a bunch of veggies they are not wilted and dried out. They mostly carry vegetables but do carry some fruits (bananas and papayas) depending on availability. As mentioned in John N.'s review, you need to come here early because they get "raided" by the regulars who shop here. Unfortunately, I usually don't make it to Chinatown until after 9am so I pretty much select from their "leftovers". So for you shoppers who are looking for fresh and cheap......I mean, if you're looking for freshness, economical and organic - - then this is the place for you. NOTES: 1) Typical Chinatown parking. You need to either find meter parking or at the municipal lots. With the police substation nearby, I don't recommend you to park on the streets because there are MANY loading zones and you'll get ticketed if you park in these areas. 2) CASH only. 3) They are open daily but keep in mind that Maunakea Marketplace is closed on some MAJOR holidays and when this happens, the gates are closed so vendors and stalls are also closed.

    Best place in Chinatown to get vegetables, often at only $1.00 a bunch! Owner is Vietnamese lady…read morewho owns her farm on North Shore, fresh, fresh, freshhhhhh vegetables all the time and herbs, also only a dollar, always fresh never wilted like other stands. MUST GO THER EARLY IN THE MORNING OR THE PLACE WILL BE EMPTY! Her produce is that good! I've spent time comparing to other vendors and nothing can compare!!! WARNING: closed on Tuesdays! B. I. Farms is on Hotel street, right past the bus stop. Try them out! You won't regret buying your vegetables for $1.00 from there. I love making stir fry with all the produce I get there!

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