Whats not to like?...sushi? Gooood. Ramen?? GOOOOOOOOD!…read moreHaiku has ramen truck now so 5 stars keep em going!

Absolute fire! The rolls were amazing. The owner puts so much pride in his craft. The ramen was…read moredelicious. We're going back today.

When I tell you the food is amazing and fresh, that's really an understatement! it's so much more…read morethan amazing! We had a really lovely time chatting with the beautiful lady in the muck boots while making our delicious food!! I wish I could remember her name, but I'll call her bro, bc she called me that too lol. In her words, "yo bro, I'm got you. this food is amazing and so fresh". hahahaha. and it is! She is amazing at her job and so pleasant to chat with. I wish you all the luck and hope your business grows beyond your wildest dreams! and the butterfly sanctuary too! Much love from Charlotte North Carolina

The Poké bowl was great, and we loved the fresh coconut! The team was really nice and it was a cool…read morespace. Loved it!!

Haiku Market was spotted on one of our late August 2025 road trips on Maui…read more We ended up buying large bottles of water, but also tasty musubis and chocolate peanut krispys. Handy water and delicious treats. Love shopping with the locals!

love this store wish they would get Starlink and a back up power supply would not be shut down like…read moreon Sunday . Super garlic options store wide great when open also sushi mini Foodland. Am a fan.

Five Stars - A Sweet Maui Treat Worth Returning For!…read more This was our family's first visit to Tobi's Shave Ice, and it definitely won't be our last! As first-timers, I asked the staff for a recommendation and decided to trust their expertise. Great decision. I ordered the High Surf, and it was absolutely delicious--refreshing, flavorful, and exactly what you want after a day in the Maui sun. One of my daughters chose to add soft serve underneath her shave ice, which was a combination I had never tried before. It sounded unusual at first, but after a few bites, I completely understood why it's so popular. The creamy soft serve paired perfectly with the light, fluffy shave ice. The staff were friendly, welcoming, and happy to help us navigate the menu. Their enthusiasm added to the experience and made us feel right at home. Beyond the shave ice itself, the atmosphere was part of what made this stop special. Sitting outside in a charming small-town setting with a relaxed island vibe made it feel like more than just a dessert stop--it was an experience. The shave ice was fantastic, the service was great, and the overall vibe was exactly what we hoped for during our Maui visit. We're very happy we gave Tobi's a try and would absolutely return the next time we're on the island. Highly recommended for locals and visitors alike!

Nice little hideaway in the middle of the street. Lotz to offer. The staff was friend young…read more We ordered a snack before dinner on our way back from the National Park. The açaí bowl was simple and delicious. It had granola and local fruit. Was to have coconut flakes but we had a kid with allergies they didn't add it, which was ok.

We live on the other side of the island and while we have an excellent Japanese restaurant (Takumi…read more- try the omakase) we decided to drive over to experience Nuka as it has so many fantastic reviews, and we really appreciate and enjoy Japanese cuisine. Nuka was exceptional. Authentically Japanese, the restaurant is beautifully yet serenely decorated, the staff are welcoming and well versed in the menu and flavors, and pricing is competitive for island restaurants. In fact when you know the healthy ingredients are the best available, locally grown/caught/raised and cooked to perfection it takes it up a notch. We arrived just as they opened for lunch at 11.30am and luckily managed to be seated straight away. I've read that dinner is much harder to get a table and there is a long wait so arrive accordingly ;) Parking is available in the car park next door beside the gym, free and self parking. So, what did we order?......... Grapefruit lychee spritzer - we chose the mocktail version but you can make it a cocktail too. Sooo citrusy and thirst quenching. Not sweet, zingy. Very refreshing on a hot Maui day Miso - earthy, salty, brothy, umami, steaming hot in a bowl to start off your extravaganza of a meal Shio koji cabbage - finely shredded with sesame and house milled bran and seasoning, like an elegant Japanese coleslaw, I loved it! Nasu Miso eggplant - slightly sweet because of the miso, I liked the taste but it wasn't a texture I'm used to eating, which I found a lot in Japan, eg mochi. But I can't fault the dish because of that, the miso umami was richly broiled and it was a popular dish House Nuka pickles - crunchy, fresh and sprinkled with sesame (daikon radish, carrot and cucumber), a good palate cleanser and a nice texture to complement the eggplant above. Not vinegary, just fresh Saba Nigiri - two pieces of moreish mackerel sushi, melt in the mouth with so much flavor, decent sized nigiri too Shiso Country sushi roll - on the specials list, and it was amazingly special! Ahi, habanero masago, orange masago, shaved shiso leaf, ponzu, so many flavours and textures combined into a party in the mouth, with a slight heat build as you ate it. A favourite Miso Butterfish - OMG it looked so amazing and was another popular dish, for a good reason, it is delicious. Melt in the mouth, flaky, savory cod, a nice sized serving, and the miso sauce is sooo good with the buttery fish Lilikoi ice cream - hubby only had room for one generous creamy scoop served with chocolate wafers and decorated with fresh mint. Perfect end to a delightful meal We both felt that this is definitely one of the best restaurants on island, culturally and gastronomically, pricewise and food presentation, authenticity and awareness of local produce....it all adds up to an outstanding dining experience. We will most definitely be returning even though we have to drive an hour and half to get there! "Gochisousama deshita"

Performance: 3 45 minute wait for a table, got order wrong…read moreonce but fixed surprisingly fast, staff generally pleasant humans. Environment: 5 Amazing location, lovely to walk around in while waiting for table, little store down the way, great weather. Meals: 3 Very filling, only had two rolls and didn't need anything else, pretty average sushi though, nothing to write home about. Drinks: 4 Large selection, overall pretty creative, however quantities of ingredients could have been much better thought out, very nice. Ambiance: 3 Average sushi vibes, bar puts you elbow to elbow with the person next to you, very loud inside, better layout needed, good decor. Space: 2 Restaurant is way too small, tables too close and bar too small, bathrooms smell of chemical leaks and are full of trash, cool sink.

Haiku, HI. This is a very cool store, located in a somewhat…read moreremote area. I think they have probably everything you may need here, with great a selection of produce and other essentials. The pricing was fair for Maui, they were not into "Gouge the Tourist" mode. They also sell gas if you need a refuel.

Authentic island food is authentic. Go shop and eat like a local…read more If I could drive there from here I would.

Local epic grinds and most things grocery. Excellent staff…read more Best rueban sandwich on island no doubt. Excellent coffee and smoothies too. Highly recommend

I hardly experience racism here on Maui, but last week I went to Kuau store and it was obvious that…read morethey were racist. I went in to check it out, workers were there, no eye contact, no hello, nothing. I didn't take it as anything untill after me "White" customers came in and they were greeted with the biggest smile. Then again and again. At the counter no one came to see If i wanted to order, As soon as a white person came they immediately dropped what they were doing and asked them if they needed anything. As a brown skin local I felt invisible. First time ever feeling like that in the place that my family is 4 generations deep. If you're local stay away from this place. This is what we mean when we say, "Fck the captain Cook types!"

Just the way to start our drive to Hana. Fresh baked…read more muffins n coffee Easy in and out. Might as well get a couple Jaws Surf Classic stickers as well.

Jaws Country Store is located a few miles past Paia Town, in the rural community of Haiku on Maui's…read moreNorth Shore. This country store sets just off the Hana Hwy in a quaint region known for its tropical rainforests, waterfalls, and laid-back vibe. Jaws offers cold drinks, baked goods along with many different types snacks and cold drinks, as well as souvenirs and essentials. As well as a small-town general store, there is a cafe/pizza restaurant situated on the side called The Magic Oven Hawaii.

High quality food great brands primo POKE! Aloha Fridays are super! $6 buck deals rock! Gourmet…read moresection is a tour of Europe! Pukalani store best TEAM!!! Foodland is GREAT!!!

Classic Hawaii haul!! Maui onion chips are a necessity and the perfect vessel for the poke! Poke…read morewas great and we tried a variety of flavors. Seaweed salad was great and the spam musubis were great however they were mostly rice. Great option for a picnic at the beach

Super nice family who go out of their way to ensure you have a great experience! I decided to stop…read morefor some coconut water and left with some amazing sugarcane juice too! They even offered to give a sample because I had bad experiences with sugarcane juice in the past, and gave some extra as well. Very down to earth people with a cute stand and house on the Road to Hana Highway to make it easy to just pop in and enjoy refreshments for the drive!

A Farm and a Leg…read more Roadside farm stand located on the Hana Hwy approximately ±3.5-miles west of the official mile marker zero on the Road to Hana. We were looking for a small nosh after an early start to catch the sunrise at Haleakalā, and this place fit the bill The stand is about an hour drive from there and features a bevy of caffeineted beverages, smoothies, and fruit forward dishes. The Good: *More than just food, as there's also a lady who sells handmade Hawaiian jewelery. Follow her @nawahinemaui to check out her wares. She was also very friendly and good for a chat. *Coconut guy selling fresh coconut juice straight from the source was really friendly and priced right @$5 per The Meh: *Only one port-o-potty available for use (see the jewelery lady for the key), but it's better than nothing. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯ *Service at the food counter was not the friendliest and awfully slow. The Ugly: *Pricing on the Açaí bowls are borderline obscene @$16/lg ($14/small). That's not to say they were bad but for that price, it better be the best açaí bowl I've ever had. Spoiler alert: it was not. TLDR: Overall, it's a nice spot to stop and check out some roadside goodies, but maybe stick to the coconuts and jewelery.