Stayed close to Foodland Farms Lahaina while on vacation in Maui and ended up coming here multiple…read moretimes just for the poke! I always got the shoyu tuna poke bowl, and it was consistently fresh, flavorful, and so good. Definitely one of my favorite things I ate during the trip! The store was always clean and well kept, although it did feel a little smaller compared to other Foodland locations I've been to. Workers were very efficient! Still, it was super convenient for grabbing a quick meal or snacks while on vacation. I definitely miss having their poke so close by!

This is a great grocery store, and I really appreciated that it was much less crowded than Safeway…read more The real stars, though, were the poke and the fresh fruit. We kept coming back throughout our trip just for the poke and the packaged fruit, especially the strawberries, kiwis, and papayas. On our last night, they were unfortunately sold out of our favorite fruit pack, so we picked up separate packages of papaya, watermelon, kiwis, and strawberries instead. They were just as fresh and delicious. If you're staying nearby, this is definitely a great place to stock up on fresh, tasty food.

Great supermarket for essentials during our visit to Kaanapali.store is clean and produce is fresh…read more Love the ready to eat items in the deli, poke bar in the back (purchase by the lb or half lb), and the local items. We always grab some pasties and ice cream to go to enjoy w our coffee. Foodland is great if you need groceries and in the area.

IMHO Foodland is our…read moremarket of choice when we go to Maui. I love walking in here because I know I'm on vacation! The first thing I saw when we walked in was the display of colorful shopping bags! And they were only $1 each! I grabbed a bunch in different fruit styles possibly to give as gifts or use as gift bags. I like perusing the baking department for fresh banana breads, cookies, etc. The hubby runs for the seafood department for fresh poke. There is always a line for poke customers! Oh, and don't forget a spam musubi waiting on the warming trays. Everything is higher priced than your mainland grocery stores. However, you do have to eat. Just buy what you need and only what you'll eat. Too many times, people will overbuy and when it's time to leave, have an abundance of leftovers. Happy vacation!

I always thought Safeway was a good value in Lahaina, but I was so wrong…read more My wife and I shopped prices with Foodland Farms across the street and found Foodland lower priced on most items and their produce and fish is so so much fresher and nicer! Some items were ridiculously overpriced 12 pack of Pepsi Real sugar Safeway was $12.99 unless you bought 3 at price regular price and received 1 free. 4 -12 packs That's what I need Foodland Farms $6.99! Almost half. Shop Foodkand before Safeway, I surely will. Maholo

I just bought a packet of Lays salt n vinegar chips as I had the munchies, opened them in my car…read moreand they were full of live beetles crawling around. This is the 4th time I've experienced this with purchases at this Safeway, once with dog treats, twice with pasta and now chips. I had to throw out all my pantry and bug spray because of these bugs (chemists beetles), as they lay eggs and are hard to get rid of and they spread!! Pasta is the worst! I won't buy anything from Safeway not that isn't frozen or in a see through packet so I can check for beetles. Ugh. They need to fumigate the store! Just like I'm getting my home sprayed :(

We drove by and noticed the sign and stopped in just to take a look. Prices looked good and…read morereminded me of the Grocery Outlet. I think if Costco portions were too big, you could stop here for your needs.

I totally didn't take any pictures because I came in only because I was waiting for a food truck…read moreoutside to open so I'm like let me check this out and maybe buy a drink So glad I went in because the cashier told me the food truck was not gonna be opening at all today Bummer So I ended up walking around and noticed some stuff in giant sizes Makes sense now that it's a "depot" so yeah big items to sell I got some snacks and the cashiers were friendly Not too busy it was fair prices

Staff were helpful at the check out and also if I had questions in the produce section…read more Produce prices were less than Safeway. I have to agree with another reviewer. I compared to Costco. Comparable or better here.

We did some grocery shopping the day we arrived on Maui at Times Supermarket. It was easy to find…read morea parking space. We bought some fresh papayas, yogurts, pastries, and most importantly, Koloa rum punch. The prices were in keeping with expectations. Checkout was courteous but the cashier had trouble finding the bar codes. We returned almost a week later to pick up a couple of more items to get us through our stay.. There were many empty shelves, perhaps the bad weather a day or two before had delayed shipments? We left without purchasing anything.

Prime meats imported from Idaho. The meats are packed for ready to purchase. We opted for 12-14 oz…read more ribeye steaks to grill at our resort. The store is a warm and friendly layout. They also offer an assortment of spices, sauces, and sides.

Beautiful fresh seafood, got the shrimp this weekend and it's got to be the best and sweetest…read moreshrimp I've ever had! They packaged it with care and a dry ice pack. I'll definitely be back to get more ingredients to cook with. Lady that helped me was super friendly.

You can believe the hype about the Poke here. This wine and liquor store is tucked away at the top…read moreof a hill in somewhat of a mini industrial business area. Plenty of parking though as it's on a private lot. Let me tell you, the poke here is fire!!!! So fresh!!! Found this place here through Yelp, and the other Yelpers definitely did not disappoint. The store is super clean, and each staff member I encountered here were all very polite, and helpful. When you walk in, the Poke section is directly to your left. When we arrived, there was a line and for good reason. They had about 5 or 6 different kind of Poke's the days we went 7/29 and 7/31. I had the Spicy Ahi and the Tamura's one day. Then the Shoyu and Chili pepper the next. All which were extremely fresh and flavorful. Great to eat by itself, or you can elect for a Poke bowl, which gets you two scoops of rice with furikake and sesame seed (if you want) and two choices of poke. You won't regret it if you're a poke fan! We came here twice to satisfy our poke craving. Crazy how it's a large liquor and wine store, which I'm sure they get a lot of customers for. But the days we went, it mainly were both locals and tourists stopping in for just the poke. Just a heads up, I overheard a lady ask "will you have more tomorrow"? To which the employee said, "yes we have enough fish for the next 3 days" which tells me that they do run out or have days where their poke bar is closed. The poke bowl was $14.99 each and completely worth it. Best Poke I've tried so far in Maui! Give them a try!

Updated with pictures!! Took 8+ months, but I was finally able to download my pics from the…read more"cloud". 5/31/22 *See SF Japantown Yelp - pictures to be uploaded if I can recover. Quality/Quantity - Small local supermarket that sells poke and alcohol, so you would think this would be PERFECT for someone like me! The poke was limited by the time we got here at 1:30pm ish. The poke looked fresh, and there was a long line; slightly unorganized. Not the business's fault, but the customers. I think everyone in line was trying to look into the case at the same time. Lots of other Maui and/or HI items for sale. Atmosphere - Plenty of free parking. Open 7 days a week from 10am until ?? See my picture. Starting 6/3/22 open daily from 10am to 6pm; as of 6/5 this has NOT been updated on Yelp. Poke hours differ, see picture - thank you for posting this! The bathrooms are right when you walk in, which is nice. No delivery service. No loyalty program - everyday low prices. Service - Good. Price - Reasonable prices, same or slightly above the other supermarkets. Owner Comment - Congrats on your success since 1995 with your 12+ locations (includes markets and restaurants). 1920 Makitaro Tamura opened the first store. 1995 - Grandsons now own these locations.

If you came to West Maui, and didn't go chocolate tasting at Ku'ia, did you really visit Maui?…read more I mean, I had an amazing time on my vacation in Ka'anapali - but this was the absolute foodie highlight, better than any restaurant and a lot more reasonable! We skipped the pricey farm tour (we did coffee farm tours last year and are farmed out) and went straight to the chocolate café. They will give you a five piece tasting for free, either a dark, milk, or sugar-free flight. But why would you come here and just take... When you can also give back to folks in Lahaina rebuilding? So we got two free flights, one milk and one dark. My sweetie added on a drink, a pastry, and some very tasty chocolate and salted caramel gelato. I went with a make your own alcohol pairing, which was so much fun and very reasonable. For about $17, I got a shot of coconut rum with two chocolate pairings and a shot of premium Martiniquan JM volcanic rhum Agricole with another two chocolate pairings. And then I still had my free five pieces. What an amazing taste adventure, for cheaper than the price of a cocktail at a hotel bar or even a locally owned foodie place? I don't want to mess up your tasting - so you pick your favorites! But I normally don't like rhum agricole - and the pairings were such an amazing flavor adventure. Honestly, this is my number one recommendation in West Maui. Give the folks some business and have an amazing time! Oh, and they have jazz on Sunday nights' but I'm sure it's more crowded than than popping in during the day on a weekday. And also: the second floor tasting room has panoramic views of the ocean and around Lahaina. Check them out!

We booked the Maui Kuʻia Estate Chocolate farm tour and tasting as a family activity; me, my wife,…read moreand our two boys and I honestly enjoyed this WAY more than I expected to. It starts at their building in Lahaina, which has a little café/coffee shop, plenty of chocolate for sale, and a rooftop experience that looked interesting but we didn't get to try. By the time we finished the tour, the kids had reached the "we have successfully experienced enough things today" portion of the vacation. Fair enough. From there, you take a fun little ride out to the cacao farm, and that's where this became much more than "let's go eat some chocolate." Our guide, Andrew (I'm about 95% sure I'm remembering his name correctly!), was fantastic. He seemed genuinely interested in cacao, the process, the company, and what they are doing there. That makes such a difference. He talked about how cacao is grown and processed, the history behind Kuʻia, and a little about founder Dr. Gunars Valkirs and his rather fascinating path to chocolate. Then, of course, there was the tasting. Lots and lots of little squares of chocolate. This is educational work I was willing to undertake. Unfortunately, I can't tell you which particular varieties were my favorites because apparently I was too busy eating them to take adequate scientific notes. What I can tell you is that there really wasn't one I disliked. What surprised me most was how much flavor there could be in chocolate that wasn't buried under a mountain of sugar. The differences and complexity of the cacao actually came through, and it made me think about chocolate completely differently. The chocolate sample they gave us back at the counter was also fantastic, as was the coffee drink we ordered. My only regret is that we didn't buy more chocolate before leaving. Be warned, though: apparently this tour has side effects. I went in expecting a fun Maui family activity where we'd learn a few things and eat some chocolate. I left wondering about cacao varieties, fermentation, processing, climate, chemistry and several other questions that absolutely nobody in my family asked me to investigate. It's been a few weeks and I'm still going down the rabbit hole. Five stars. Great guide, fascinating process, excellent chocolate, fun for the family, and potentially hazardous to anyone predisposed to acquiring new interests while on vacation.

We always shop ABC for souvenirs and snacks when in Hawaii! Recently spent 10 days in Lahaina and…read moreshopped the ABC near Kahana. They have a great Deli with all kinds of fresh local dishes for take out. Save your receipts and get free gifts for spending qualifying dollars. Also great selection of tee shirts! Bought a small cooler bag that was perfect to hold cold drinks and snacks. Mahalo!

This ABC is a full‑service spot with a deli, and honestly it's just solid all around. The mochi…read moredonuts are good, the deli items are good, and the prices are reasonable. I find myself coming back often.

We booked this tour at the last minute directly through their website, and it turned out to be a…read moregreat experience for both the kids and the adults. Nick was friendly, knowledgeable, and did an excellent job teaching us about the tropical plants and fruits grown on the farm. We learned a lot and appreciated how informative and engaging the tour was. The tour ended with a tropical fruit tasting, and the fruit was incredibly fresh, juicy, and sweet. It was one of our favorite parts of the experience. Feeding the alpacas was also a lot of fun, and our kids absolutely loved it. The farm also has zip lines and giant inflatable bouncing balls, so there is plenty to keep families entertained. Definitely worth checking out.

This was a fun experience for the whole family. We booked the Alpaca and Tropical Fruit Tasting…read moreCombo Tour. Nick was our guide and he was fantastic. He started with some farm history and then he took us to see the alpacas. They were so cute and friendly. We all got to feed them and pet them. Next was the tour of the farm. He walked us through the many plants and fruits that grow on the property. For some we got to feel or taste them as he told interesting and funny stories. After our tour, he took us to a beautiful lookout with tables where we experienced a huge plate of tropical fruits and a glass of dragon fruit lemonade. It was all refreshing and delicious. This is a great experience and I highly recommend it.