Beautiful and soft Hawaiian prints and the style is awesome not much to find Aloha clothing in…read morethe stateside missing da'islands and my OHANA

This was our first time visiting this store. We googled it and were impressed with what they had to…read moreoffer. Tia greeted us with her warm smile and angelic voice. She made us feel welcome and gave us time to browse around before asking any questions. Unbelievably, the outfit I found was exactly what I was looking for. The outfit came in three happy colors and I ended up with the coral. Our daughter also found a dress albeit she was only there to support me. The prices were competitive to what you'd pay at other Polynesian stores. The store is not a large one but there's a lot of items to select from (dresses, rompers, shorts, casual & elegant tops, pants, etc). We lucked out & scored a parking stall right in front of the store. Tia made us feel like part of her ohana & for that, we'll definitely be back to support this local business. Mahalo.

SERVICE -- Because this business isn't the owner's full-time job, you would need to set up an…read moreappointment to look at their selection. This business operates from a home along a residential neighborhood in Pohaku St in Kalihi. In order to get into the business, you would need to get in contact with them through their Facebook page or by calling their business number, which is the owner's personal phone number (808) 428-6231. This business is mostly known through tabling at Filipino fiesta, Facebook Marketplace, or by word of mouth. Agnes, the store owner, is very kind and let me try on many items. Pricing is very reasonable for the listed pieces. WEBSITE -- https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=61557500865302 PHONE -- (808) 428-6231 PAYING -- They accept cash and Venmo. CLOTHING SELECTION -- They have a wall of cube shelves full of traditional Filipino clothing for men, women, and children: Barong Tagalog, butterfly sleeves terno bolero, Filipiniana butterfly sleeves terno gowns, alampay scarves, etc. The owner sources her clothing from the Philippines. There are items posted on her Facebook page that aren't readily available, but is available for pre-order to be made for you in the Philippines to be shipped to Hawaii. AMBIANCE -- This business operates from a living room home. They have a wall of cube shelves full of traditional Filipino clothing, folded and organized in bags. There are couches to sit from. They have a huge floor-to-ceiling mirror to check out the pieces as you try them on. PARKING -- Street parking in the residential neighborhood. I would recommend checking this place out for your traditional Philippine attire! Perfect for special occasions: weddings, graduations, pageants, etc. Just make sure you check out their selection on Facebook before visiting so that you have an idea of what you would like to try on and buy.

They have great hawaiian wear products! I highly recommend their clothing to all my friends and…read more'Ohana.

From the owner: Bete in Honolulu, HI, is a name that has been synonymous with top-tier, traditional Hawaiian…read moreclothing for almost 65 years. If you need premium-quality mu'umu'us, Aloha shirts, or other custom clothing, you can get them all under one roof at this locally-owned, Hawaiian apparel provider. If you're in Honolulu, be sure to check out their superb Hawaiian wear at Na Mea Hawaii. Alternatively, you can take advantage of their online ordering facility and receive your Hawaiian clothing orders at your doorstep. Learn more about their traditional women's clothing and Aloha shirts by calling (808) 591-9449, or visit their website to see a variety of their styles.

Located in the Makaha Gateway strip mall on the corner of Makaha Valley Road and Farrington Highway…read moreyou will find the store between Longs drugs and Papa John's Pizza. Hours are 10 AM to 6 PM daily lots of parking out front. This is definitely a shop geared towards tourists as they sell no local surf or clothing brands.most of the clothing here is labeled with Makaha or Hawaii. One thing beneficial is that they do sell boogie boards and fins.

Beth continues to grow her inventory and style. They have men's clothing now! I love the…read moretraditional style of dress and the modern style of dress. Service is always polite and helpful as always.

I came here a few weeks ago and met Beth personally. She was very helpful and offered soooo many…read moredresses to try on and take my time with. I enjoyed the experience! I will say that the variety in store is not necessarily the same as the website, so while I didn't get the dress I intended on trying on, I did end up buying 3 different Qipao's haha.

Shopping in Ward Center in Honolulu, Hawaii…read more.. This shopping complex will be gone soon. Many businesses have cleared out and Noa Noa is one of the last ones still open. I had passed by this batik shop many times in the past, but never went inside. Today, June 21, 2026, was their last day, so I walked in to look around. Note: they won't be receiving more inventory because of the tarrifs, one of the vendors retired, etc. Sally was an excellent sales associate. She knew the fabrics (cotton vs. linen vs. bamboo), the origins of the prints, the styles, etc. Sally briefly explained the intricate process of making batik fabric. Wow... she even showed me a pattern stamp and swatches. She really knew her stuff... because she's worked at Noa Noa for over 13 years! I got a couple of dresses because natural fibers - such as cotton - should be cooler to wear. (I'm perspiring more because it's summer now...) I'll try itvout and get more at their smaller Waikiki shop or their new shop which will be nearby. Yay!

I happened to be browsing this cute shop, looking for "the" dress that was calling my name…read more Fortunately, the store manager, Aya was available to assist me. I walked in having no idea where to begin because there's so many beautiful garments to look at. I didn't have a style or color preference, I just knew I wanted to buy something nice. Aya politely asked me a few questions to narrow down the search. She then pointed out some of the different styles in my size. Together, we pulled a few dresses off the rack and Aya led me to a fitting room. Excitedly, I had four lovely dresses to try on. As I was in the fitting room, Aya politely offered information about the different fabrics, the variety of styles and sizes, she even explained the best method for gentle washing. When I came out of the dressing room without "the" dress speaking to me, Aya pointed out another rack that I had not yet browsed. Then BOOM, there it was! The color! The size! The fabric! The style! Winner, winner, Aya helped this beginner :) After trying it on and walking around the store in it, it was done. Mission accomplished thanks to Aya! Love my pretty new dress, Mahalo Aya :)

Cool decor... This…read moreis the place for all things asian decor and everything to celebrate the Lunar New Year which is the place that I had to visit and see what they have and yes this is the location in Maunakea Marketplace where there's racks of various merchandise outside mainly the popular items as obvious many were for items that would be perfect for the occasion. I've come here many moons ago to find various beads and accessories as the items they carry are unique and fun as well though it is a fashion shop as well with various clothing that's all mixed in for a complete ensemble I guess lol. The staff here is very nice and don't follow you though you need to be mindful and polite as you browse as I came to search for a specific item which sadly they didn't have but was nice to give them a visit and see all the beautiful items. Parking I was lucky to find street parking on a free Sunday moment though municipal is right next door is usually what I use if I'm browsing much longer. Give this place a visit for all things Feng shui unique decor or just that bead that's hard to find anywhere else for a great price with so much items here makes it a fun place to shop. Thank you!

Lunar New Year is January 25, 2020. It's time to get ready for the Year of The Golden Rat!…read more I've been patronizing Kimi's Fashion II for many years. For example: I've purchased Asian decorated paper fans for party favors, a blue rhino trinket to protect against burglaries, and Chinese styled clothing (blouses and jackets) for special occasions. The store is located in Maunakea Marketplace in Honolulu's Chinatown. I like to go on Sundays when metered street parking is free. Otherwise, there are Municipal Parking garages nearby which charge reasonable fees. If you enter Maunakea Marketplace from Maunakea Street, you will immediately see merchandise from this shop overflowing outside the walls of the store and into the surrounding area. Shelves of coin purses, toys, artificial flowers, sunglasses, clothing, and lucky charms are everywhere! This shop has everything! Inside, there are wooden figurines, jade carvings, beads, earrings, scarves, etc! I like the service here. For example, I was buying a Year of the Rat charm for two of my friends' birthdays when the female employee offered me a deal. She said that if I buy 3, I can get the charms at $10! Ok! The cashier was placing each charm is a cellophane package - very nice! I also got lucky charms for my mom because she makes goodie bags for her high school classmates. (Every year, they have a Lunar New Year party and exchange small gifts.) The $8 bag of charms contained 12 pieces. What a deal! Yes, Kimi's Fashion II may seem cluttered... that's the uniqueness of it! It reminds me of my PoPo's (Chinese grandmother) room - filled with beautiful ethnic treasures - waiting to be discovered!

Shopping at Pearlridge Mall, Aiea, O'ahu, Hawaii…read more.. I was looking for something special (and maybe Polynesian) to wear to my annual high school Luau. It's coming up in July... I like to think ahead... Unfortunately, there were no outfits in our school colors. Service wasn't really attentive. Maybe she was looking at the other bunches of customers who were louder? I kind of walked quickly between the racks of clothing, noting that they were arranged by color - and some were grouped so that a family could wear the same fabric. Very cool! I'll probably check again next month. I like this location at Uptown Pearlridge. Tanoa is to the left of Sephora on the upper level. I really like this shop because I remember when they were at Ohana Hale Marketplace. They have a clearance rack and reasonable prices overall! Note: Besides clothing, I saw bracelets, earrings, blankets, rain jackets, lotions, body sprays, etc

The Family Sets are always on point!!! The staff is always helpful & the customer service is always…read moreA1!!!