nice staff, gas is gas so no comment there, good selection of snacks and drinks and one of the only…read moreplaces on island that has crushed iced in their machine! (ice lovers, you're welcome ;) ) it's one of my go to gas stops since they have 6 pumps you're usually in and out quick. summed up; polite, clean, quick :)

The attendant was very rude and condescending to us for looking for a restroom. The selection was…read moremediocre at best. The loitering customers outside were clearly drug users and contributed to the unpleasant atmosphere. This place is sketchy, avoid at all cost.

Quick pit stop. Employees are friendly and efficient. They sell cute little trinkets and souvenirs…read more No long waits on the weekend this is where to get gas in this town. They are the only ones who have a working air hose.

Great place for almost anything you might need for the house. Great people treat you like Ohana…read more Always have fun finding little treats for the mo'opuna!

Very convenient gas station and convenience store. It's a perfect little rest stop in Na'alehu…read more They provide many basic goods for the community and it's very convenient for tourists who need something to eat on the way to black sand beach or volcano.

This store/gas station has been around for over 60 years. In the 70s, it was a bustling place and…read morea place to put gas before the long trek to Kona. Back then gas stations were limited. It was the last gas station for the next two hours drive. I remember running into the store while Mr. Wong Yuen put gas in our vehicle. They still put gas for you! Mrs. Wong Yuen would be at the register and greet me right away with a smile. I would always grab a bun with red beans and shrimp chips. They had a tab for my dad so I would run out without paying. Today it's a hole in the wall place. Things are expensive here because it cost so much to get things to these parts. Support our local mom and pop shops.

Wong Yuens Store has been a landmark in Waiohinu, forever! It's easily spotted along Hwy 11 near…read moremile marker 60 by the awesome, huge painted mural on one side of the store, depicting local life about 100 years ago. Recently featured in an edition of Big Island Living magazine, this store and its owner/manager Roy, are classic treasures of an era gone by. Somehow, Roy manages to stock this tiny store with everything you could hope to find: fresh dairy products, breads, soda, beer, wine, canned goods up the kazoo, luncheon meats, snack foods, cookies and dessert goodies, and then goes well beyond in stocking things you'd never expect, like hardware and household project items! I don't know what we locals will do if ever this prized little store closes; for us? it's a neighborhood gathering place AND our preferred grocery store.

Convenient & the 1st place here to open early. They have an ATM. 4 stars because of that &…read morefriendliness of the staff. Be sure to stop here before heading to green sand beach or south point. When checking in & searching on smart phone though, the location shows as being 4 miles away. Four stars is relative to the area so please don't be hating. I would definitely visit here again. The actual location is across the street from Prince Kuhio blvd. on the left or north side if you're driving from Kona or right side if you are driving from Hilo.

Terrible customer service. Ignores customers while the female cashier chats on the phoneread more

Super convenient location adjacent to the King's Shops right off the highway, we filled up here…read morebefore returning our rental car at the airport. The price was pretty decent for Hawaii, but seriously the location gives this place 5 stars.

Good location and the employees are always friendly and helpful. They are open late which make a…read moregreat choice and only choice.

This is the general gas station on the island. They are perfect for fuel, car snacks and drinks…read more Staff is friendly and the service is quick for island time.

My go-to, rent-a-car gas filling stop on the way to Keahole Airport…read more.. A nice, convenient place to fill up da tank before returning the car, and as a bonus, I get to eat my fave "gas-station K-chicken" with a scoop of rice! The chicken pieces have gotten bigger, with lotsa krunchy skin, all soaked in their really yummy korean sauce. Grab a small container, get a piece of chicken or two, scoop a bit of their sauce and put it over the rice ... and yum! Two thumbs up! Skin and all, down the hatch - well, I guess once or twice a year (on my Kona visits) should be okay huh? We all live once and gotta enjoy sometimes! :D However, maybe my heart might disagree just a little bit... oh well...

They double charged me for a car wash and we're utterly incompetent. People were stuck in line and…read moreI'm going to have to fight with my credit card company now because these people don't give two crud's about it.

Great place (like a mini mart) to get some food and snacks…read more Good variety and good helpers!

5.3 for he gas station fuel shop. The food was being made fresh and we saw a lot of locals and…read moreconstruction workers getting food like the local mocha here. We have the Hawaiian bomb w fresh poke on rice ball and it was delicious for like less than $12 and filling for almost 2 people. Unfortunately, gas during the Iran war now is about 5.90$ here per gallon appropriate for other parts of the world my California now

What a cool shopping experience here in this area at the site of the Volcanoes National Park!…read more They have all you need to hang out for a few days or longer! Friendly service and great prices I thought!

We were out in the community and came across Kīlauea General Store, and it ended up being way more…read morethan just a quick stop. It had that small-town feel where you walk in and instantly feel welcomed, like you've been there before. We grabbed what we needed, but what stood out was the aloha spirit--real, not forced. The kind that reminds you why places like this matter, especially when you're out there trying to help and stay grounded at the same time. The hospitality hit different. Conversations turned into connections, and before we knew it, we were getting names of people in the area who could use a hand. That's the kind of place this is--it doesn't just serve the community, it is the community. Left with supplies, but more importantly, left with purpose and a deeper respect for the people holding it all together.