Cute little boutique that had gifts for kids, womens, and even items that could be gifted for men…read more I was intrigued by the jewelry - these beautiful beaded anklets that were quite pricey, earrings by the register, the beach things - only a few sizes in swimwear left, towels, wall decor - shell leis and lava stone arrows, and this sleek looking pocket knife. I really wanted to try on the anklet as it came in three colors, but I was never approached if I needed any help. I circled several times and entered the store two separate occasions while I was trying to decide if it was worth it. Nice shop to browse and if you're in need of a gift though.

Such a cute spot with lovely gifts and souvenirs to remember Kauai with. I highly recommend…read morestopping in and seeing the cute jewelry. The handmade ohana brand clothes, the linens, locallly made jewelry and even smell a nice Pikake candle. The workers are nice and always accommodating and they give you space to shop. I even purchase online from them just to support local. Check out this little gem!

Beautiful things, shirts, sarong amazing. Own 5 shirts and a sarong…read more Worn for years. Glad I bought. Here in June 2026...glad I bought over the years...store gone but can buy online...prices amazingly good for what you are getting island inspired works of art on fabric made in Bali.

Kong Lung has several stores including Tugu's Balinese sarongs and upscale Hawaiian wear. It is…read morewell known for the bakery which wafts scents throughout the center. The hand painted sarongs line one wall but the bed has Balinese batik silk sarongs in short and long styles that are incredible. I bought three and a sterling silver clasp. I loved all of them passionately so it was hard to choose. Silk scarves never wear out and neither will these. I bought several others as gifts to mail to relatives and friends. The shirts, blouses, bedding and gifts are definitely upscale. The shop is a regular trek for designers. While reasonable the designs are often one of a kind, so don't expect ABC price points. We live in California with a pool so buying quality makes a huge difference since we actually wear Hawaiian clothing. They are building a web site so online shopping is coming.

An incredibly eclectic shop with wonderful staff. Our sales person was helpful and knowledgeable to…read moreget the right Hawaiian shirt for my husband. The selection of shirts were far more than in previous shops that specialized in men's shirts. This isn't a discount store and everything is expensive here on the island. But then again, everything is expensive everywhere. You will find your keepsake memento of this wonderful island.

We pop in here whenever we eat at The Bistro or grab something to go from Kilauea Bakery. Cute shop…read morewith clothing, jewelry, books, cards, and decor items. Lots of Asian flavored ceramics and a small kids' section in the back. I will usually buy one of their beautiful cards to send back to the mainland. We have also bought a couple of gorgeous obi and a kimono. The nice ladies behind the register are very low-key but will always help you if you have questions.

We love the smoothie bowls at Slow Yourself Down. This spot was a vibe and had really cool merch…read moreand yummy coffee! Always love coming here and collecting the mason jars they let you keep!

This was a really cute store. I love all the fun stuff inside with the words "slow yourself down"…read more I ended up buying some tees to bring home. You can get coffee, shave ice, acai bowl in the same area at wishing well, and buy cute tees and just hang out. The stuff is kinda expensive, but it's Kauai, everything is expensive. The service was great. The salesperson was really sweet.

Family road side stand lunch stop after diving. Order everything at the window - made to order…read more Across from the Shell station. Waffle dog - served with Maple syrup?! - Corn dog on a stick but instead of cornmeal crust, it's a wrapped waffle - this is why you need maple syrup - delish little snack, not a lunch Halo Halo - sometimes cantaloupe is available that sounds great - three layers of viet che goodness - jello, shave ice, taro icecream - yum

This place sure had some creative food which I really appreciate and I also appreciate the price!…read moreTheir shaved Ice was a great price! $5 for a large - I felt they weren't trying to rip off the tourists. They are only opened a few hours of the day so it was a hit or miss with this place. We drove by many times wondering what a waffle dog was and we finally got to try it. It is a hot dog dipped in waffle batter and then cooked on a waffle iron served with maple syrup and it was yummy and hot. Our whole family loved it! We loved the price and all the creative food and the price.

Seriously THE COOLEST CLOTHING STORE/LIFESTYLE BOUTIQUE IN TOWN! This place is full of unique…read moreclothing, jewelry, hats, beanbags etc If you're looking for something no one else will have, you've found it. It's refreshing as a local to find a place that isn't full of aloha T's and silk Lei's. It's a bit pricey but well worth it!

Barbara bought two pairs of walking shoes. Super comfortable, well made and really whacky…read morelooking. Woven material of many colors. Looks like party confetti on her feet. Store has other items in addition to the sizable inventory of shoes. Hats, tee shirts, sunglasses. The store is crammed full of stuff. If you decide to go hiking the rigorous Na Pali coast trail but left your boots at home, this store is the best place to buy a pair. They stock Merrill's, Hoka, Timberline. Employee was not the most cheerful person, yet helpful.

Unusual for this shop. We walked in and the clerk was at the counter talking to her friends in…read moreFrench. Not a hello, may I help you, eye contact, or even a wave. We've been visiting the shop for 25 years, and never had this experience. Hopefully the owner adresses this so that the shop remains a fixture in Princeville.

A great shop full of eclectic treasures. I found wonderful hand crafted earrings, a silk batik dyed…read moreshirt, cookbooks and wonderful children's gifts here. Not low end, a bit pricey but commensurate with the value. Highly recommend.

I BRAKE FOR CAKE. When I'm in a new place or there's a new bakery in my town I always stop by and…read moretry something out. I do not discriminate: angel, chiffon, chocolate, fruit, nut, meat, you name it, if it's cake, I'll try it. After hubby and I checked out the Lighthouse in Kilauea, we were attracted to the Kong Lung Market shopping center because we saw the sign "Cake" and like moths to a flame, we had to stop to have a slice. We were bamboozled! There was no cake! No cookies! No coffee! No madelines! Not a pink box to be found! BUT it does appear to be a rather nice, upscale gift shop with nice people. Cake, you broke my icing-filled heart.