The poke bowl is much better than the bento boxes because those didn't make me sick or have stomach…read moreburn

This review is from my recent visit.I came here for some poke in their seafood department.When it…read morewas my turn to be helped the man that was working there had no customer service at all!.It was an older Looking man.No smile,No greeting not even a thank you.I noticed this for all the customers in front of me.Then it was time to check out.There was an older lady.Again it was the same terrible customer service!.On top of that she spoke in another language and I know this is not appropriate..Also there prices are steeper compared to other store's.Thats why I rarely come here.I only come here because they sell certain exotic meats that the other stores don't sell.Other then that I go to Safeway,Target,n Costco.

I visited Walmart in Līhuʻe, Kauaʻi, Hawaii [3-3300 Kuhio Hwy] on Monday, 01/19/26, in the late…read moreafternoon. Walmart is conveniently located near the Līhuʻe Airport, which was my first stop coming into the island. I was intrigued by the idea of browsing and purchasing a good variety of Hawaiian snacks. I was truly impressed by the offerings, such as Milk Chocolate Island Macs, Hawaiian Sun drinks, Kauaʻi Coffee, Maui Style Potato Chips, Hawaiian 3D candy, and much more. The store was well-stocked and easy to navigate. In the afternoon, the inside was very busy with many shoppers, which is understandable since this is the only Walmart on the island of Kauaʻi. The parking lot had plenty of spaces, making parking easy and stress-free. I also noticed roosters roaming around; how adorable! I will definitely be returning to this Walmart location. I plan to pick up more snacks and souvenirs that I don't normally find back home in California, or in most parts of the U.S., for that matter.

This is a good place to come as a visitor when you get off the plane before going to your hotel or…read morevacation rental. Their groceries are much less expensive than the supermarkets if you can find what you need here at Walmart. And they have beach toys and chairs.

It was our last day in Kauai, and didn't want to spend our time at the airport, waiting for our…read moreredeye flight. So decided to go to Costco to see if their optical department could tighten my Costco glasses before heading back to the mainland. The optical department closes earlier than the store itself, so we ended up wandering around. We intentionally went there on the last day after our luggage had been packed, thinking it would prevent us from buying things to bring back. But there were two things that we don't see on the mainland, that were of good price: 1.5 Coffee beans from Molokai Estate Coffee (100% from Molokai, and which my wife confirmed later was very good) and a Ube cream Liquor from the Philippines, that went great with the said coffee. Both fit in our checked bags and made it home safe. It wasn't too crowded because it was close to closing and was of large size, including self checkout lanes. Another good visit to Costco.

I'm not really sure what's not to love about this Costco. Right after we got off the plane, we…read morechecked into our resort, and came straight here to grab a few necessities. We arrived late in the day, so we missed out on the fresh poke and other seafood goodies. At least were able to grab some bottled water, Taro Brand Salmon Lomi, and chips. Those items alone were worth grabbing, and lasted us the entire week. My admiration for this location is because it wasn't as crowded as the Honolulu locations. Or maybe we just arrived at a good time late in the day on a Monday. Here, we were able to navigate through easily and select various treats for gifting. Like Mauna Loa chocolate macadamia nuts, a variety of Hawaiian Host items, and I tripped out seeing these bell pepper crisp and a ramen crunch snacks. We bought two bags of furikake and shoyu flavored rice crackers, or arare. In the bakery, I died and really wanted to try this fresh baked Mayorca Suprema sweet roll. Check out my pic, you'll be droolin'! And you can't leave the store without buying a bag of Island Princess Macadamia Popcorn Crunch or their honey roasted macadamia nuts. We did see cheap, but made of decent quality rain jackets if you need one ($19). As well as some bargain deals on casual shoes and sandals. No problem upon check out, service was cordial. And oh yeah, their outside food court is the standard. Hot dog and a drink $1.50, chicken bake, and a slice of pizza. Sadly, nothing different. No issues finding parking either. In short, this Costco location has a wide variety of items not found on the mainland. Great gift items as well as supplies you'll need for your resort stay. I mean, you can go to the Island Market or ABC Store, but that's where it can start to get pricey. Just my thoughts and my words. To each his own!

This is usually our first stop on the island. We are huge fans of their Halo-halo dessert! Best on…read morethe island. Made carefully with quality ingredients and served with a smile. We visit annually and the staff welcomes us like family. Their honey dew boba drink is top notch too. The store is full of Filipino ingredients, meats, snacks etc. If you are looking for something, I'm sure they will have it. Can't wait to return!! Mahalo TJ Variety!!

Their Honey Dew blended tea was a tad sweet, but very refreshing in the heat. I really enjoyed it…read moreeven though they added the tapioca balls when I requested to not have them. While I was waiting for my drink, I took a look around their store. They have a nice, smaller selection of snacks and groceries that were mostly decently priced.

I visited Safeway in Kapaʻa, Kauaʻi, Hawaii [4-831 Kuhio Hwy] on Thursday, 01/22/26 around 11:30…read moreAM. This location offered a wide variety of food options, including ready-made meals, hot foods, deli selections, and more, making it a convenient stop for quick bites or grocery shopping. What stood out most was the handcrafted sushi selection from Zenshi. There was an impressive variety of rolls to choose from, including California Rolls, Spicy California Rolls, Crunchy Rolls, Rainbow Rolls, Crunchy Shrimp Tempura Rolls, and Seaside Combos. They also offered additional items like Summer Rolls, Big Wave Poke Bowls, Spam Norimaki, and Calamari Salad, which added to the overall selection. I decided to try two Rainbow Rolls. The quality of the sushi was decent; not bad, but not particularly outstanding either. The taste was tolerable enough, especially considering the fairly reasonable price point. Overall, Safeway provides standard food offerings for customers and gets the job done. Clean grocery store and well-stocked along with plenty of parking and friendly associates.

This store is close to our condo so we could walk there. We wanted to get some staples for our…read morecondo. It was clean and well stocked. Lots of chickens to dodge in the parking lot. Prices were a little higher than at home but it is Kauai. When looking for some fresh fish we couldn't find any Ono or Mahi Mahi but there was a large selection of Poke. We also looked for some fresh pineapple and mango but couldn't find any. Surprised since we were in Hawaii. They had a good selection of wines and spirits.

Friendly staff, open until 9. Snacks, convince items like beer, soda, wine, chips, etc.read more

The combo lunch plate was delicious and very large for the price! The service was prompt and the…read morestaff was extremely helpful and friendly.