This has never happened before, or how I almost lost my wife…read more We drove up 1.3 miles from our condo at Maui Banyon on the southern edge of Kihei. Turned into the Kihei Town Center, anchored by the Foodland supermarket. The other supermarkets in Kihei are Times supermarket and Safeway, both a few miles farther north. Ate two lunches here at Kamana Kitchens, where you have to try their $10 eggplant , $12 Chicken Tikki Marsala, and $11 Curry Chicken weekday lunch specials. Came here a third time on Sunday at 5pm to get their before 6pm half price specials at Sansei Seafood and Sushi restaurant, but the line was 40 people deep, so we drove home. Drove here and parked in the shade next to the road, as it was 89 degrees in mid November -hotter than Lahaina, 22 miles up the coast. After eating lunch, we stopped by Rainbow Attic, a thrift shop next to Cuarto, a Latin Asian fusion restaurant -got to try their Popu Steak and spicy Tuna Nachos. Wife was browsing the jewelry. Sat on a bench next to the jewelry on the opposite side of where the wife was looking. Eventually moved to a corner of the store, as was blocking patrons view of the goods, and sat in a corner of the store. Must have dozed off, as my cell phone volume tone was turned off. Got up and started looking for the wife. Cell phone rings, and it is the wife, back at the condo! WTH are you Robert! She was looking for me in the store, and couldn't see our rental car, still parked in the same spot. She talked to the employees of the store, got $2 and caught the next bus to the condo. At least she did not file a missing persons report with the Maui Police!

Kihei Town Center is an older mall in the heart of Kihei. I was told by a friend and fellow Yelper…read morethat the mall was slated for expansion but never came to be. Currently it's about 80% occupied. Parking is adequate ever since the Maui Police Dept. moved their offices. HIGHLIGHTS: - Sansei - Foodland

Looking for a ROSS store. Found one here. After touring in Maui with my band Jamestown Bound,…read morelooking for a relaxing evening drive, I found this shopping center. Was able to kill an hour or so. Great Ice cream and shopping here.

This a convenient shopping center: market, retail, food, gas, bar, and it's own ice/water venue…read more It's super close to Wailea, which if staying out here, can be a good place to go for more informal dining and shopping.

Old Lahaina is well labeled for this shopping center. It's antiquated for sure…read more Quite a few empty lots here. A nice peach or cayenne paint.

Nice place to walk around, especially in the rain! We went shopping for all kinds of stuff - just…read morewhat you do when you're playing tourist in Maui. It's full of people as usual but just the idea of being here is fun. There are plenty of different kinds of stores but my wife's favorite are the jewelry stores. She and her cousin must have hit all the jewelry stores here, from Maui divers jewelry to Na Hoku. No matter, Lahaina center is a good place to play tourist and spend some money!

The village is set up fleamarket like. I don't like the hovering as I'm looking at items…read more I did snag some cute hoodies and trinkets to bring back home. Some stands are really pushy with their sales. I get it, but, it's a huge turn off for me.

A shopping mall vaguely reminiscent of street markets in Taiwan or Korea. It's mainly tourist…read moresouvenirs with the classics like postcards, hats, shirts, magnets, etc. There's a bunch of shops, but over half of them have inventory overlap so it's a good idea to look around and find the best price for the item you want to purchase. You can get postcards for $1, magnets between $3-$9, and souvenir fashion jewelry around $10-$12. There are a few unique shops like a cutting board stall and a ukelele shop plus some stalls selling more valuable jewelery up in the hundreds of dollars.

My cruise from San Francisco to Hawaii stopped at the cruise terminal in Kahului. There is a walk…read morepath from the dock to the street lights of Maui Mall Village. It is walkable and about 15 minutes. A cab was $20 for two and an uber for 6 would have been $21 with a tip. The ladies in my party went to Longs to find deals on cookies, candies and nuts. It was a bit crowded in the store but other customers were friendly. There was also a TJ Maxx. It was pretty clean. There were a few eateries, a movie theater, and a few other miscellaneous shops in this mall. Close by was a Ross and a Walmart. I heard a lot of the crew went to Walmart. It was nice to take a trip off the ship and walk thru this mall.

Opening in 1971 as a key retail hub in central Maui, the Maui Mall had a major makeover in 2019 to…read morebecome a more open-air mall. It is anchored by a Whole Foods, TJ Maxx, Longs Drugs, and a 12 screen cinema complex. It also has an Avis-Budget office, which didn't initially appear on my list of possible rental car agencies. It could be an option for car rental, if coming from a cruise ship. There are shaded places to sit in the main courtyard, so we ended up staying there a bit before moving on. There is supposed to be free Wi-Fi, which we tried to use after giving our email address, but it didn't work

The Shops at Wailea is an open-air luxury shopping center situated in the upscale Wailea resort…read morearea on Maui's south shore, near major hotels, vacation condos and homes. Shops at Wailea has a beautiful, well-maintained atmosphere with an open-air design which has easily navigable flat walkways, lined with palm trees, multiple seating areas, and free WiFi, making it a pleasant place to stroll. There are stairs as well as escalators and elevators to accesss both levels. This outdoor shopping center offer a large selection of global brands stores, unique local boutiques, multiple art galleries, and diverse restaurants. There are a varied mix of many high-end, luxury branded stores (Louis Vuitton, Gucci, Bottega Veneta, Prada, Rolex, Tiffany & Co., and others), to Hawaiian themed shops & bakery, to curarated wardrobe clothiers. There is a general store as well as an ABC Store for snacks, sundries and souvenirs. For those interested in art, there are several galleries offering various forms of artistic creations. At present, there are six galleries carrying all levels of paintings, sculptures, glass, woodworking and other forms of media. Ample free, well-spaced parking is available.

When in Maui we have to come to this side of the island and hit up this mall. It has high end shops…read morewhich we are used to shopping at. There is ample parking for free. It has quit a few shops and many name brand stores. Tiffany's, Louis Vuitton, Rolex, Gucci just to name a few. A few art galleries and food shops to. Gotta stop by and get some shaved ice. The place is really clean and friendly staff through out the mall. It is an outdoor mall with two stories. An added tip when shopping in Maui or any place in Hawaii. Their pricing is sometimes cheaper on luxury brands and the tax is always cheaper than at home shopping.

It was refreshing to see a mall that was actually thriving with businesses! Compared to Maui's…read morelarger centers of commerce that are near ghost towns, Napili Plaza was bustling with activity. THE MALL: The basic, L-shaped strip mall has been around ever since I can remember and is still in great shape. Most of the building is single story with one end rising to two. Parking is free and plentiful. The tenant list is a mix of local eateries, shops and services. HIGHLIGHTS: - Beach Bums Napili - Joey's Kitchen - Mamas Ribs n Rotisserie - Maui Tacos - Napili Coffee Store - Napili Market HISTORICAL FACT: Koho Bar & Grill of Queen Kaahumanu Center fame once had a restaurant here (where Beach Bums Napili is now).

Great versatile plaza for our Napili stay...the market and food options were clutch and helped for…read moreour two week stay

Da place is Excellent. Many stores in vicinity…read more Longs, Starbucks, Snorkel Rent, Bank of Hawaii, Shops, Food Wagons, Entertainment, Piped Hawaiian Music, Jersey Mike's and much mo.

I always come here to go to Longs drug store to get candy and macadamia nuts for presents. The mall…read morehas a lot of parking and easy to access. It looks like they have remodeled the mall. Before there weren't that many stores here but now there's some more stores and in the back is a food court, which has a bunch of permanent food trucks. It is a nice selection of food. However, even though the mall has been remodeled, I still feel that it doesn't have the stores it needs to make it a nice flowing mall. It's pretty desolate and not very many people visiting them all. I think if they had some better stores at the mall, it would do much better. I remember that you could access the Safeway store at the corner from the mall. But now you have to go out of the mall and into the Safeway. And the Safeway is a large, super Safeway.