I've been coming to this mall since I was first born in 1982. Safeway has been a staple for us…read more Island Brew Coffee House is great after our China walls and Sandy Beach surf missions. And acai bowl and coffee after Coco Head hikes do the trick. Recently inat at Noods, It's in the place of the old Tokyo Noodle House, it was delicious. I heard there's a lot of new ideas with the new owners and I look forward to experiencing this with my family for years to come.

Hawaii Kai Shopping Center is amongst the older shopping malls on Oahu that has yet to undergo a…read moremajor renovation. Adjacent to the Hawaii Kai Towne Center...and near the Koko Marina Shopping Center...there are plenty of parking stalls available in this well spread out mall. Anchored by Safeway, Long's and McDonalds there are a nice variety of businesses both small and local to patronize. There is a nail salon, optometrist, hairstylist, and water sports rentals in the shopping center. Banking, fitness and Queens Healthcare Center are also available. Newer establishments like F45 and Leahi Health are facing the Koko Head side. Safeway is situated Mauka. McDonalds is closest to the entrance and exit on Keahole Street. Repetti's and Texas 808 are restaurants to consider if you want a dine-in venue.

The place that has it all…read more.. Take the drive to Hawaii Kai with Costco, Ross Dress for Less, Koa Pancake House, Māla Market, City Mill and so much more it's certainly a place that many do flock over for those biz that's just a fraction to mention and many other services as well. Parking is not the biggest though somehow I do manage to find one with patience as this Town Center is divided into a couple sections which you're able to travel between them easily. What's the biggest draw for me personally is the water view in the back where there are some shaded tables though never enough as it's usually occupied by many for obvious reasons it's so easy to sip your drink or enjoy your lunch and get lost in the marina view which we're so lucky to have. Thank you!

A reminder to myself: do not go to shopping centers on a Sunday afternoon…read more Costco side was packed. City Mill side had a dozen cars with placards atop the roof with protestations against the CCP( Chinese Communist Party). Overheard a City Mill employee say, "I'm glad they are going ( majority were leaving at the same time) they're taking up our parking." Tell 'em Auntie. Saving grace: Great Clips was mostly empty and I did not have to wait for a haircut.

Tex 808 Sunday entree special ... came in to watch NCAA…read moregames, and to my fabulous surprise... a special delicious mouth watering, Meat Loaf wrapped bacon entrée w/mashed potatoes /spicy gravy and fresh perfectly grilled asparagus...a day of cool & wonderful staff givin aloha service w/ tremendous value... shout out to Jared bartender & Genesis server ...Simply amazing!!!

Come with me as we drive to Koko Head (Hawaii Kai ) looking at the beach you see jet skies ( check…read morewith them for a rides) a little canal around their place with boats docked at a bunch of homes, the shopping center looks like ancient Hawaii structures in some ways, (some tell of Kaiser a man who owned the neighborhood with all the land painted Pink as his trade mark) the jeeps pink and white stripes, dog care shops, theathers, restraints, banks, and a beautiful scenery nearby at the top of a mountain is the location where they have a research lab to see the stars and planets - come and check it out as you pass by; stop and shop as one so calls it! Thank you for the ride with Aloha and good luck! Dexter C. (Parking is quite large an area)

Love the improvements made! Waiting for more Restaurants…read moreand other food shopping choices!

Lots of great little restaurants, an outdated Safeway, Starbucks, Ben Franklin crafts, a McDonalds…read moreand Enchanted Lake Pets tucked around back. The most exciting thing to happen lately is they finally repaved the parking lot. The potholes were insane.

I go to Niu Valley Center to eat at one of my favorite restaurants bEAST side kitchen, and Gyotaku…read moreJapanese restaurant is very good too and there's a Jack in the Box, I still would like to try the newer Korean restaurant Hangang, but they seem to cater to tourists more. The parking situation is usually better than most places. I have also been to the OrthoSport Hawaii Physical Therapy and Aquatic Rehabilitation which was very helpful prior to my knee replacement surgery.

Whenever you head to Hawaii Kai from downtown Honolulu or Ala Moana on the island, chances are you…read morewill pass through the quaint area of Niu Valley. This small shopping mall sits between Aina Haina shopping center in Aina Haina and Hawaii Kai Towne Center & Koko Marina center in Hawaii Kai. It's a quaint little strip mall, anchored by a church, 7-Eleven convience store, and the Jack in the Box along Kalanianaole Highway. You may miss it if you're not looking for it, but it is a shopping hub, that's basically a food / restaurant stop for anyone and everyone who needs to stop here and pick up daily necessities. With that said, the Niu Valley shopping center isn't really a shopping center, just a collection of restaurants that come together to bring the community some variety in between Aina Haina and Hawaii Kai just so you don't have to travel too far into town to get what you need. I've come here twice already in the year 2020 just to check things out in the area. I noticed a couple of new additions in 2020 April, especially a new Vietnamese restaurant called "Pho Time" as well as two Japanese restaurants, called Café Asia and Gyotaku. Jack in the Box fast food restaurant has been around the property as far as I can remember - as well as the King's Chapel church. The 7-Eleven conveience store has been around for a solid number of years too. If you pass this strip mall, you're missing on a lot of potentially good eats here in east Oahu. The overall experience here at the Niu Valley shopping center can be described as underwhelming at best. While the shopping center is very much open air, it does lack that certain appeal when it comes to closed air conditioned shopping mall venues like Pearlridge shopping center and Kahala Mall, to name a few on the island. I arrived here around 1pm on separate occassions on April 2020 searching for cheap eats. The first time I discovered for the first time - Pho Time, which I assumed is relatively brand new or at least 6 months new. I can be sure that I'll be back to try this place when this pandemic is contained. Both experiences here on a Sunday afternoon seemed to be dead at best, but at least there was a few people roaming about and there was parked cars and a line of cars snaking through the Jack in the Box drive thru lane. Signs of life here on a weekend is nice, especially during a crisis. It was still quiet though, albeit eerie to see. Everything was take out only, but at least the restaurants were open. Just can't sit down and dine in though. Even the King's Church was closed for services. I'm sure it's like that across the island. You probably woudn't think it is a shopping center if you were crusing on by Kalanianaole Highway, but it's here open for your business. Come on by if you are in the area. The good thing about Niu Valley shopping center is that there is plenty of parking stalls here. Plenty for y'all to go shopping and your take out meals during this phase of year 2020. Since services for King's Church won't be held for a while, you can come here on the way home or on the way to work to pick up lunches or dinners whenever you can during this "stay-at-home" quarantine we have in place since March 25, 2020. I'm so grateful that many restaurants are open for take-out to help the community through this tough uncertain time we all are facing. I guess what makes us stronger will help us carry through this ordeal and onward to better days ahead. For me though, the shopping center doesn't feel like a real mall. Just a couple of buildings that is home to a few restaurants and a big parking lot, along with a church within a residential area and Kalanianaole Highway. While not a contemporary shopping center that you know and love like Ala Moana or even Hawaii Kai Towne Center, Niu Valley shopping center serves the community surrounding it without having to travel too far for basic stuff for everyday living. I know I spent about an hour here buying my meals while I was here and checking out the restaurants I plan on coming back to when this pandemic is more under control and we can do siit down dining again. 4.0 stars for the overall experience. 3.0 stars for the asthetic appeal, but the community needs are there. I am glad that there is a Vietnamese restaurant I can come to that I haven't tried yet near home. Support local! B

Located in East Oahu , Aina Haina community. A quaint shopping center. Ample free parking…read more Foodland Farms anchors this shopping center. Multiple restaurants and food service here. La Tour, Starbucks, Uncle Clay's shave ice, Pieology, Subway, Crumbl Cookies, McDonald's and so much more. A great selection of food and great eats. Prices vary according to your taste lol. Enjoy a stop here.

decent stores but for dining-if you want people to eat, consume food, in your area, it should be…read moreclean. The one dining area is dirty-leaves, birds and bird poop around. I don't think it's sanitary to eat while bird feathers are floating around.

I purchased a t-shirt online back in late July 2024 and received a small instead of a large. For…read moreover a month, I have been trying to call to get an exchange, but no one ever answers the phone and no one responds to my voice messages for a return call. I have also tried sending emails, but after someone answered my initial email, they never followed up on my subsequent emails to ask for instructions on how to exchange the t-shirt.

This is my first time here. Somewhat dim lighting, not dark, but good enough. I was looking for a…read moreFanny pack. While in the hospital this Christmas/ New Years season, I noticed Queens nurses were wearing these Fanny packs to carry items from room to room (bandage scissors and necessities). It was a large size, but not too big! I asked them, "Where did you get your Fanny pack?" Well, here I am! While looking around and taking a picture, I was approached by a sales person who was personable, friendly, accommodating, and smiling. He was ready to call the other stores to transfer items if I should need them! Nice guy!!! But, I wasn't going to wait and made a decision and wanted one now to carry my cards, money, and iPhone. It was black, not the bright orange one, not my color...doesn't match any of my wardrobe. I'm lucky to have this guy come up on me. The other two didn't flinch until I was ready to cash out. My guy looked at the other guy who wanted to take the sale. My guy at roped forward took over the cash register. Some territorial situation going on there! Funny... The store is a surf shop, swim suits, swim shorts, boogie board area with basics, backpacks, t-shirts, and etc. They do wear masks and require customers to wear their masks. That's it...be safe gang!