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).

Takamiya market has everything! From prepared bentos, to marinated meats to prepared desserts…read more This place is an iconic neighbors market where all the locals gets their foods! I was super impressed with the variety of prepared foods - chicken wings, tonkatsu, char siu, Kalua pig - and so much more! Service was great as there are all these aunties ready to help you!

I needed bone broth to drink daily in small quantities. 4 oz. Helps my joint health…read more I had looked at 3 regular stores but only found it here , on Sale. Give me 2 please...

The cashier was rude and acted like I was inconveniencing her. I said I didnt need a bag and so she…read morejust stood there and did not help me load my groceries into my back pack on my scooter and also huffed and puffed because I am disabled and it takes me a long time due to not being able to stand very much. She was upset it took me so long to load my items maybe she should have assisted me like any normal person would have done. I shopped on 5-dollar Friday I purchased the 5-dollar chicken and confused why they charged me 6 dollars instead of 5.00. the customer service is horrible at this store I tried to make a concern and was not helped at all in the store. If I didn't have to shop here I would not. The only positive thing I can say about this store is the pharmacy is excellent and they are so nice and thoughtful.

This is near the airport. Easy and convenient access for poki right off the plane. They serve poki…read moreby itself or you can get it with rice. My family thinks it's too fishy for them but I think that's what fresh is. What do you think? Besides quick food to go, they are a grocery store with a variety of select things. Didn't have the noodles we were looking for but we improvised.

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.

Tjs is my go-to for bentos, musubi and for when I don't know what to eat and didn't bring leftovers…read morefor lunch during the work week. It's also my go-to for grabbing food for the beach. They rearranged it awhile back probably within the last 6 months and it looks great. It always clean with lots of room to walk around, they have monthly specials and their employees are always so nice. Support local and check them out.

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!

I enjoyed shopping at Island Grocery Depot. The staff are super friendly, engaging, and helpful…read more One staffer shared a recipe with me about making empanadas using a flour tortilla! I like the exchange of ideas, and found her easy to converse with. The cashier was helpful in signing us up to be a member. The store offers a wide variety of items, not just fresh groceries, frozen items and drinks. They also sell bulk paper products- plates, utensils, cups, bowls etc., and quick ready-made hot food to go. The store has wide aisles, adequate parking, and a good variety of food items. I'm amazed that you don't have to look for a cart as the customers return their carts where they belong. Good alternative to the super stores that sell bulk items; however, you may have to still visit other stores to purchase everyday kitchen ware. I'll definitely be coming back to shop here.

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.

Whole Foods was a savior. Walking distance from my hotel I got myself local fruits , local yogurt…read moreflavor like coconut papaya, and a very expensive soap - the soap smelled soo good, could not move away from the isle without buying one- even then I had a hard time choosing...and ... water. The store has all the bells and whistles like a salad bar, an olive bar, a deli and so much more. Smaller aisles carry other organic daily requirements like creams, lip balms, sun screen and so on. Staff was very helpful. I was not aware that you can get additional savings if u have linked ur Amazon Prime account with Whole Foods. Store is clean and maintained well.

First time visiting Hawaii -- and Maui. Drove with family to Maui Swap Meet on Saturday. The vendor…read moreselection was excellent and diverse. Even picked up two Açaí Bowls -- they were a bit expensive at $15 each (cash only), but totally worth it. Possibly the best Açaí on the island (Maui). Shame the Swap Meet is only open on Saturdays; would've loved to come again. Also, forgot to note down the name of the Açaí shop, but it's all good. If visiting Maui -- as either a local or tourist -- this one is a definitely must-go spot! Last visited: January 17, 2026

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.