Came here to see all the great sales mmmm hmmmm perfume clothes like the one level no need to go up…read moreand down the stairs Marie

This shopping center is MASSIVE!…read more Admittedly, I have become a town snob with age. Rarely do I venture outside the "Honolulu" district (Hawaii Kai to Salt Lake is my radius ring) unless a special occasion calls for it. I blame gas prices but really, it's laziness. What brought me out to the 96707 was a new store that popped up just a hop away. Plus I've heard great things about KMA. So why not kill two birds with one stone? I love the array of shops and restaurants! Kapolei in general is bustling with so many shopping centers, you can make a day out of it! I grabbed a shirt from Spencer's, fashion jewelry at Lovisa, and even checked out the movies that day. Will check this place out again with my husband and young boys. There's a bubble play area and a big grassy lawn for active kids. Part two to be continued!

This little village is cool…read more.. Kapolei Village Center is located across Kapolei Lofts and there's no signage that I could see to indicate you're here but you'll know when you're here when you see Foodland. Weather you're here to stock up at shop for your groceries at Foodland or take care of your cravings at Domino's, Gina's, L&L, Coco Ichiban, Hawai'i Pot Shabu Shabu, Ninja Sushi, Paco's Tacos, Ramen Bones, Pho Kapolei, and other services available here or what I came for tea...Yi Fang as I do love tea and have chargers at each seating giving me a chance to recharge. There's lots of shared free parking which makes it easy to park and enjoy whatever you're here for as I found myself enjoying the quiet vibe here regardless the bustling amount of cars that constantly come and go you can literally eat, shop and even get some deals with KVC Discount Card. Thank you!

Kapolei Village Center, thanks for bringing these tenants to the City of Kapolei. But your KVC…read moreDiscount Card Program is a joke. Whenever I try to redeem the discount or a promo, the store treats me like I'm a criminal. Here's a few examples: The Foodland offer: free reusable bag with any $50 or more purchase. I thought this was a great promo, get some grocery shopping done, get a free bag. Win-win. NOT! Some of the workers have no clue about the promo, others say it's only good on the weekends and yet another said the promo expired. Foodland get your act together. I'm spending my money @ your establishment, isn't that a good thing??? (The promo doesn't say weekends only, and the promo is still posted on the KVC site with NO mention of an Expiration Date) L&L offer: 10% of your purchase. When I arrived at the restaurant I showed the cashier the promo ahead of time just in case they weren't gonna honor it, I would eat elsewhere...she looks at it. Asks what is that? Omg really? It's a promo your landlord is offering and you have no idea about it??? She takes my phone and goes to the back kitchen to talk to some guy and asks him about it. The guy says yeah they can accept that. 10% off isn't a real big deal, but I'm helping this establishment by eating there. Smh. So again, the discount program is a joke since the tenants are so resistant to honoring it. I don't understand why? If this brings in the traffic, why not honor it? Instead you make your customers feel like criminals or maybe even worse than that. I grew up shopping @ the Market City Foodland and L&L Hawn BBQ has always been my go-to local plate lunch place so I was elated to see these two tenants here in kapolei, expecting the same great friendly service...boy was I wrong! Kapolei is a growing community, guess I'll be looking elsewhere for my groceries and bbq plate lunches.

What doesn't it have…read more.. Love the easy access right off the freeway when I come from town along with entering is easy regardless which direction you're coming from and what I do love more is that whatever the reason that brings me to Kapolei chances are I stop here to either pick up lunch/dinner, pick up something at Safeway, fill up gas or even drop off donations or my recyclables...yup they have it all here. Many places have come and gone which I was sad to see my favorite craft store closing though it's nice to see that it gets filled up with newbies like Shimazu Shave Ice, 85o Bakery along with hand full of restaurants and various serves all are found where with lots of free parking makes it a great place to gather for whatever your needs. Thank you!

Shopping and dining in Kapolei, Oahu, Hawaii…read more.. This VERY large strip mall has almost everything! I haven't had time to explore it fully, but someday, I will! So far, I have been here twice recently for the Hawaii State Federal Credit Union. In the past, I was at Sushi Bay... a very popular eatery. I know that there's a Safeway... and I saw some fast food restaurants across the parking lot... and Hele Gas Station! That's good to know! Longs will be useful to me in the future... and maybe 85°C Bakery and Mamaya. I'll be back!

All my favorite stores in one place?!? Yessss, please!…read more As a Mom and lover of good deals, my favorite stores are: Target, Ross, Tjmaxx, and Marshalls and they're all at this mall! Not only are my favorite stores here but, they always have fun family friendly events! Since they have a big open grassy field, they're able to have outdoor events here. One of our favorite events is Touch a Truck where all types of construction and service vehicles meet at one place. Kids can touch and go onto all types of vehicles such as excavators, fire trucks, police vehicles, and much more! Overall, I absolutely love coming here! There's also a movie theater, tons of takeout and dine in options and for dessert, Crumbl!

When I say this is such a versatile place to enjoy, I mean it! I really enjoyed walking my dogs…read morehere today. It was an enjoyable experience. Right in front of Petco there is also an area where they can go potty. They even have bags available for you to pick up their waste. Before walking into Petco, I was able to pick up some Subway. Subway offers some great meal deals for $8.99. They have some picnic tables that you can sit on by the Regal movie theaters. A place I recently just learned about as well is the bathroom by Brug Bakery. If you're wanting to enjoy some AC with a sofa, there's a resting area there with a place to fill up your water for FREE. This place has a little something for everybody.

Really handy for parking. 3hr max paid parking for cheap ($13). Easy access to the lagoons.read more

Make the rich guy richer by paying exorbitant parking fees and a fee to pay said parking fee. Don't…read moregonhere.

Kapolei Marketplace is smack dab in the heart of everything. This marketplace has eateries, grocery…read morestores and some other shops that may entice you to visit. Parking is free and there are bathrooms, but they will only give the code to paying customers. My only issue is sometimes the parking and the exit get clogged from the stop lights. Other than that, it's a great place to get groceries, crack seed snacks and a quick bite to eat. Popular places to check out: Sushi Bay Da Crawfish and Crab Shack En Fuego Plantation Tavern Pacifico Pizza Napoletana Agu Ramen Julie'z El Mariachi Hungry for the familiar places? Not to fear. There is also: Taco Bell Pizza Hut Subway Panda Express Loco Moco 808 Steak and Shrimp Pho 808 Quizno's Mc Donald's Chili's Games and entertainment more your speed? Westside Comics and Games Fun Factory Gamestop Just need to get some water and groceries? There is Safeway CVS/Longs Drugs Seriously, I could go on. I come here a lot because of Orange Theory Fitness, which is also located here! There are more shops I never mentioned. So if you are wondering what is here, just check it out!

It's a bit confusing as Kapolei Market and Kapolei Shopping Center is separated by a simple traffic…read morelight turn that leads to both centers. As Chili's is the dominant restaurant on the shopping center side, En Fuego and Julie'z Filipino Food are the most notable on the Marketplace side. You have Kapolei Family Medical center and Diagnostic Labs located here. There is also a credit union, food eateries, smoke shop and Fun Factory for the kids to enjoy. A must try is Ono Steak and Shrimp. They are a steak and shrimp place BUT their garlic shrimp is so good! Them sauce is a bit thicker and full of flavor. Another staple would be Koa Pancake house. No explanation needed for this place! A little more shops and this side may be as bustling as its neighbor center. Kapolei continues to grow and I can't wait to see what new shops will join this growing area.

I recently started coming to the Waikele area more frequently for Starbucks and Safeway, but I'm…read moreslowly discovering that there is so much more to explore here! I needed to use the restroom, and luckily, they have a public restroom area. When you walk inside, there is also a cute claw machine place, a nursing area, and an ATM, which is really convenient. Today, I finally visited The Cosmetics Company Store, and I loved being able to walk around and enjoy the samples. My friend also stopped at Mr. Cow to enjoy a Korean corn dog. We've already come here several times for Starbucks, and of course, this is also a really nice Safeway. I truly love the Waikele area. I find it to be one of the nicer parts of town because it feels clean, relaxing, and full of different places to shop and eat. You also have some higher end stores like Michael Kors, plus a brand new Miniso! Every time I drive through this area, I automatically feel a little bit fancier. LOL. I could honestly see myself living here one day just because of all the places there are to visit, shop, dine, and relax. It reminds me of why I love Kapolei Commons so much. Since I'm usually in Kapolei, that is still my regular area, but I would definitely love to spend more time exploring Waikele too. There are even food vendor trucks in the back, which is such a huge bonus. I absolutely love Leonard's Malasadas! If you go toward the side where Mr. Cow is located, you can also find Korean food trucks. There are so many places here that I still haven't discovered, so please don't mind me. Let me be a tourist for a little while, and eventually I'll be back to give you the full 411!

**Jeans warehouse waikele outlet…read more Our experience today was disappointing,. The merchandise manager didn't greet us, didn't offer help locating the item we saw in the window, was incredibly rude and didn't thank us after our purchase. It felt like she was having a tough day, and the lack of customer service made the visit unpleasant.

Great Vibes, Great Finds…read more I really don't get the negative reviews! Everyone I spoke to was friendly and respectful. The staff aren't over-the-top, but they're approachable and happy to help when you need something. I actually liked that--it felt genuine. The clothing is adorable and feels like good quality. They were also super clear about prices, especially on the jewelry, with no pressure or upselling. Just a nice, easy shopping experience all around.

This place is located in Koolina. It's the other side of market place…read more It's very organized and alot of selections of dress, pants, top and jewelry. They have sale section also. It's little bit price for this kind of quality but I love this styles and feel aloha when I wear it. Staffs are so nice and good customer service. Recommend especially you are on vacation!

Sharing some love to Costco for always coming in clutch with the rotisserie chicken! That's VALUE,…read moreand it's one of the things that keeps me coming back. I also love coming here for the huge rolls of fresh pet food for my Frenchies. These are my consistent weekly purchases, along with my monthly or bi-monthly toilet paper run. But I've also learned that buying in bulk doesn't always mean getting the best deal. I stopped buying bottled water here and started refilling my 5-gallon container for just $2 at Walmart. Almost two years of living here has taught me to price compare and look at my options. Value isn't just buying more. It's knowing when you're actually getting more for your money.

A Costco run in Hawaii is somehow more fun than a Costco run at home…read more The Kapolei Costco was super convenient for us, and I loved seeing all the Hawaii-specific stuff mixed in with the usual Costco suspects. Hawaiian chocolates, coffee, macadamia nuts, taro chips. I came for practical things and, naturally, left with Hawaiian chocolate and coffee. We actually went specifically looking for the fresh sushi, only to discover that they had shut down the fresh sushi counter. That was disappointing. Still, this ended up being a very useful stop. We stocked up on a few things and then filled up our rental car at Costco gas before returning it, which made the end-of-trip logistics easy. No sushi, but chocolate, coffee and a full tank of gas. I'll take it.

I walked aisle by aisle and, for the life of me, couldn't decide what I wanted. In the end, I…read morepicked up a Creamy Candy Rabbit, the same candy I used to eat as a kid in the Philippines. One bite instantly brought me back. Talk about nostalgia. It was also so much fun browsing all the different snacks and candies. I came across so many treats I'd never seen before, which made the experience feel like a little adventure.

A friend who lived on O'ahu recommended this place to me for Hawaiian snacks of which there is a…read morewide selection too numerous to name. My party was looking for a specific dried salty plum and wet seed, as well. Moreover, everything is displayed in an orderly fashion. Even hard-to-find Hawaii's Best products like Coconut Tapioca Pudding can be found here. For gifts and souvenirs, there's Liliko'i Syrup or Guava Butter or Chocolate Chip Arare Cookies to name a few. There's something for everyone.