Your store has way better service than Friendly Market. A cashier Paulette at Friendly Market is rude af. She needs to wear a bigger uniformThey lost a customer that spends a lot of money there. You winMahalo read more

I found everything I needed and wanted. Great customer service and care. Love the poke, sashimi, char siu, roast pork and all pupu.

I was working on Molokai yesterday, when I realized that I needed a few "C" batteries to fix a combo lock on a safe for my customer. Unfortunately for me, I didn't bring any "C" batteries with me because I was actually there to do another task on that particular machine, and the combo lock issue only came about when the customer could not open up the safe. What did I do to help my customer??? Luckily for me, there was a little "mom & pop" supermarket called - "Misaki's" just around the corner from the bank, so I took a very short hop, skip, and jump over to the market to get myself some "C" batteries. I ain't gonna lie to you folks..........like everything on Molokai, it's expensive gang, but what cha' gonna do if you need it???? Of course you're gonna buy it!!! Picked up what I needed with the help of a friendly clerk who led me to the battery display, and headed straight out the door after paying for my batteries. Quick, easy, & simple...........worth the trip to this market! Misaki's is like most of the "mom & pop" stores I've seen in the remote islands..........basically they have a little of "this & that", and the goods in the market sometimes can be limited. If I'm correct, there are only (2) mom & pop supermarkets in Kaunakakai, it's either Misaki's, or the Friendly Market Center. That's all they have here as far as supermarkets in Kaunakakai town, but what do you expect when you travel to a remote island? read more

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Super friendly and accommodating to a mainlander retard like myself. On a side note, great music playing!

The people at Misaki's are very friendly and helpful. I much prefer their store instead of Friendly's.

One of only two grocery stores on Moloka'i, this has all your basic grocery needs and other general supplies! The staff is nicer and friendlier and the selection is good, sometimes better than Friendly Isle Market right down the street in Kaunakakai Town. Yes, because of limited resources and the fact the island is smaller, things are more expensive than on Oahu and Maui. Good to stop here to stock up on food and drinks before heading to other parts of Moloka'i. read more

Actually have a wide variety of vegetables compared to the competition in town, the staff is friendly and good looking young people, they have a good selection of beers and frozen meats.. some organics need more and hey they've been around for 100 years they better get it right. read more

A great place to get the things you need :) From hot bread to vegetables; toiletries to snack, like any grocery store. Anything and everything that you need. The town is very chill and friendly. Don't forget to smile :) Because it's a small island resources can be limited and the prices may be higher than what you're used to. There's no Foodland, Safeway, or supermarket chains. Locally owned store. Remember to bring your own bag or else the bag fee will be 37 cents, which isn't too bad if you're looking for convenience. Parking can be a challenge especially on the weekends - with the open market and other festivities happening. Usually a couple of times around the town, you'll find a spot :) A must when you come to Molokai. ENJOY! read more

Misaki's is much more friendly than the misnamed Friendly's. Not as big as a selection as it is smaller.

*Everything is expensive. Just keep that in mind, because I wish someone warned be about the price before I came here to shop. I wouldn't necessarily recommend this place for any of your grocery needs, unless you are in desperate need and/or on the island on a Saturday night or Sunday because this is the only place open. For this reason, I am thankful. As we tried to get some of our basic shopping down, here are some shocking prices we found: Cabbage + Broccoli + Lettuce: $2.50/lb each; A gallon of water: $5; Hot dog franks: $10+. They have pretty much everything you need from veggies to cheese to frozen meats to cereal to bread; peanut butter to oils to canned foods; sponges to cleaning supplies to bathroom needs. I even saw some Christmas wrapping paper and simple Christmas decorations. The staff is friendly and that was a huge plus! Everyone in the island seems to know each other too :) But like I said, brace yourself. Do not go all out and do all of your shopping here. read more

Definitely not as nice as Friendly Market just down the block. But the prices are a bit cheaper and they have a better selection of alcohol.

I do not understand the deal with not allowing to use your own reusable bags for packing the groceries on this island? At least here they are using paper bags not plastic but still it is a trash that lands in the ocean. There is absolutely no grocery store that I can recommend on this island! The prices are really expensive but I already knew that and it is to expect so that's not the reason of my bad review! read more

Visiting for Labor Day weekend & stopped on to get some basics & snacks. They've got a decent selection of everything at reasonable prices (for Molokai). In fact we stopped in a couple times over the weekend for stuff. Friendly cashiers & quick service. Can't go wrong with that. read more

Best place in town for all your goods. If u think it's too expensive welcome to Hawaii. Wat u think. The barge is free ??

The main positive thing I can say about this place is that it is open on Sunday (til noon) whereas other food stores are closed. Other than that, the place is small (cramped), has a very poor selection of produce and the quality is way below average, the meat selection is very limited, there is no fresh fish, and prices in general are extraordinarily high. read more

I like KB's review. Out of the choices, neither Misaki's nor Friendly Market are shining stars in the grocery world but, again, it is a small island and everything is really relaxed. We opted to buy a couple things from here. Generally, they seemed cheaper for the packaged items and they had a better selection. If you are in the area and stocking up on some items, check this place out! read more

You have to realize that this is a small town. Sure we don't have the selection or variety as the big names supermarket, but I tell you what the owner knows everyone by name and he donates tons of goods and svc to support the Athletics as well as adult softball tournaments. This is much more than a store to us, it is a social spot where we have been gathering to talk story for years. The one thing that the big supermarkets don't have that Misaki's do is the Aloha and the relationship we have with the owner and the customer. read more

Between Friendly Market and Misaki's, this is definitely the one to visit. Neither one is a shining star. We expected things to be grossly overpriced. We were not disappointed. The selection is fair. I'm sure it was cleaned sometime within the last ten years. read more