This industrial center is located off of Nimitz, right before City Mill. They house Abbey Carpet &…read moreFloor, Piano Planet, Island Sleep Testing, Sedona and Tiny Pyramid to name a few. It's a cute looking building when you're viewing it on the inside. It consists of two levels. They have tons of free parking in their huge lot.

What a gem! We came to N'a Lama Kukui to dine at the Tiny Pyramid. After finishing our lunch, we…read moredecided to explore the complex. N'a Lama Kukui promotes design and decor, health and wellness, lifestyle and cuisine, and professional services. One of the standout features include a showroom for interior design. The space looks beautiful and impressive. The other showrooms house Piano Planet, Lands End School and a mini mart. A wonderful discovery includes the Royal Academy of Ballet established a studio here! Walking around this complex reminds me of the fashion showrooms of New York City. It will be nice to see more promotions for this complex so the showrooms will get more foot traffic. Come and explore N'a Lama Kukui. Bring family, friends, or even a date.

Holds it all…read more.. Whether it's fabric, Chiropractor, Sprting events or just that specialty store many are located here even shops I had thought had long closed is found here at Harbor Center in Aiea. Signs are noted that parking is free something that's slowly disappearing here in Hawaii but no worries here the only concern is if you're unaware where the biz is located like me. The main entrance is located just between Goodwill and Cutter which has clear signs and can't be missed. Something that's slowly disappearing I didn't expect is a small grassy area in the back with a single table is a nice unobstructed water view which I thought was nice as a few folks seem to take in and enjoy the tiny yet serene area. As I found the biz I was looking for lots of parking was and easily got on my way. Thank you!

I feel like this center is very much overlooked when it comes to finding great shops. It's home to…read moremany small businesses, and also a huge variety of places from restaurants, to embroidery shops, gymnastics, car repair and so much more. I feel like I'm always finding new cool spots to check our everytime I'm here. Harbor Center is home to many of my favorite little places to visit from Guieb Cafe, Crafts Way, Fabric Mart, Goodwill, etc. Check them out! I recently even found a little spot towards the back where you can park where there's a small grassy area, a picnic bench, and a nice view of the water; although I wouldn't want to touch the water though. Lol.

Huge parking lot lots of eateries stores shopping areas lot to choose from from a Chinese…read moreRestaurant Kam Wa Chun just a few to mention Marie

The forgotten mall…read more.. Well it's more of the old school type of mall with a single strip going down a straight line with various biz mostly foodies type are found here but you'll read it's the parking and yes I agree as many of us would rather find the one that's closest to the biz of your choice it's seriously the luck of the moment. Though parking at the very next lane is no different really from the first as it's just a few steps but what really gets me is that it seems like the sun just beams straight down to this area as it's blazing hot which is why it's not my favor spot the does have a slight shade from the building itself but everyone else bakes if you're here for a long period of time. We came for some tea and talked but didn't stay very long and the bathroom situation is pretty much non existent as well. Thanks!

Getting the Tour…read more.. Who knew that this was the name of the building although it's been planted on the side ever since lol! Well it's home to of course La Tour Cafe and just recently La Tour Bakehouse also have many favorites like Tanaka Saimin, 7-Eleven, Party City, Bangkok Chef just to name a few. Getting there is easier than parking if you don't know, when you drive up just go straight down behind the building which will take you around to the front as the parking is one way so if you want to park closer to a specific biz this would be the way or just park beside the building near 7-eleven though most of the stalls are reserved and can fill up easily sometimes. Great variety of biz here whether if you're planning a party, or just hungry with lots of free parking makes it a great place to explore and take care of those cravings. Thank you!

So, La Tour Cafe anchors this building complex on the Diamond Head side; 7-11 anchors on the Ewa…read moreend. A couple of other eateries are situated in La Tour Plaza - Tanaka Saimin and Bangkok Chef. Other establishments include Party City and 5.11. Next to Bangkok Chef is a keyed entrance to upstairs office buildings - the property management office, physical therapy office, etc. Parking is problematic. Lunch hours: lot is full. Entrance is from Alakawa Street...busy. Exit is from Alakawa or Nimitz Highway...busy. When you enter from Alakawa if there aren't any open stalls you can't enter the main area with stalls at storefronts...you have to turn left at 7-11, on the ewa corner of the plaza. Also, exit only on the Lowes - Diamond Head end - but drivers periodically disregard the "Do Not Enter" sign.

Not much as changed here…read more.. As many of the biz found here are loved by locals where you're able to grocery shop at Times while grabbing some snacks at Aloha Creamery and Ice Garden or to quench your thirst at Starbucks while taking care of the munchies at McDonald's, L&L, Aiea Pancake House, Makoto Sushi and so much more not to mention Aiea Bowl that we all love and have been to for eats and play it's also home to so many various services as well this multi level complex brings us here for many reasons and with lots of free parking getting it done is a breeze. It does sit on a very busy intersection for access which can get frustrating when you're heading to a specific direction but know that this is the spot to eat, shop and get things done. Thank you!

I had such a wonderful birthday weekend on Oahu. The Aiea Shopping Center was our sweet treat…read moredestination for a visit to the Ice Garden. I don't remember what everyone ordered but I know my pineapple one was delicious. Until my next island hopping adventure. XOXO, ChelsieFletcher

Shopping and dining in Kalihi, Honolulu, Hawaii…read more.. This plaza is probably overlooked because it's located on the busy corner of King Street and Dillingham Boulevard. Jollibee is the most prominent tenant, followed by Jiffy Lube on the Dillingham Boulevard side, and 7-Eleven on the King Street side. There are two entrances - one on each side of the property. Note that there's no left turn out from the King Street side... and - no left turn out from the Dillingham Boulevard side. The traffic pattern is basically: enter from Dillingham Boulevard and exit onto King Street. (Although you can enter from King Street... Just drive slowly!) I have shopped at the Dillingham T-shirt Outlet and S7 Icy Bubble (for Cony merchandise). I've gotten takeout from Shiggy's and S7 Icy Bubble. I've dined at Jollibee. Watch out for the sketchy characters hanging around. They're actually everywhere, so... Always be cautious - wherever you are!

This quaint plaza is conveniently located on the corner of Dillingham Boulevard and North King…read moreStreet. It is home to Jollibee, Paul's Poppers, 7-11, Jiffy Lube, and more! I stopped by today to go to one of my favorite dumpling places, Paul's Poppers. It is the only business that I have been to here. I used to go to the KFC that used to be here. Unfortunately, KFC is no longer here. One place that I definitely have to check out is Jollibee! It's relatively new and believe it or not I have never had any of their food! I can't wait to finally try something from there. Besides the street level parking lot, Kingsgate Plaza also has an underground lot. The parking lots are rather small compared to larger malls, so it can take a little maneuvering to get a stall sometimes.

This is a strip mall that's by the airport. It's across from Melaleuca and Dunkin''. They have a…read morebig parking lot, but you'll need validation from one of the businesses. They house many eateries here. I saw Family BBQ, Aloha K Sub, Big Kahuna's, L&L Hawaiian Barbecue, Ninja Sushi, Jamba and Starbucks. Honestly, the only reason for me coming out here would be to go to Big Kahuna's. If I'm in the area I'd probably stop in Starbucks as well. The grounds are clean and well taken care of.

Killing time to pick up fellow Yelper from the airport. Decided to go and have a quick bite at L&L…read moreairport they was close. Checked out Ninja's Sushi close. Also Starbucks close . I was thinking what's going on! Everything is closed @ 6:30pm on a Saturday night hmmm. The only establishment was open was Big Kahuna Pizza and Airport BBQ. Wow on a prime Saturday night all restaurants in that airport area closed. Makes you wonder if their going to be in business in the near future must be very slow in that area so all businesses closes early on Saturday night . Starbucks hours show 5:00pm. I ended up eating at McDonald's lol Try to support local but if there not open oh well ?

Friendly staff and knowledgeable: only issue we had was the door. My appointment was @730pm:: I…read moredon't know if the door is always locked even in the morning but it was locked when we arrived. And the sign on the door says push button to open door: it doesn't say where it's located nothing. Just says "push button" Turns out the button is on the wall on the right of the doors behind the plant. I feel like we were being pranked: and the videos probably posted online. Lmao. Chocolate and water bottle made up for it.

Doing business in Honolulu, Hawaii…read more.. 615 Piikoi Building has many offices in it. I just visited the convenience store on the ground level (Konbini-ya?) and my doctors' office upstairs. PARKING: Enter the structure from Makaloa Street. If you have an ADA placard, use the entrance on the far left. Turn right immediately after driving up the ramp. There are 8 stalls for vehicles with placards. For the general public, use the entrance on the far right. See parking rates in the lobby and pay appropriately. ELEVATOR: Tap on the floor number that you'd like to visit. The monitor will direct you to the designated elevator (A, B, C, or D) that will take you to that floor. No more guessing which elevator door will open! RESTROOM: Obtain a key from your provider and remember to return it! Overall, it's a satisfactory older building. I don't have any complaints.