Incredible selection of vintage Hawaiiana, and thoughtfully curated! The owner was friendly and…read morewell versed in all things Hawaiian. A must stop and see when visiting Oahu. Their pricing was on point for authentic Hawaiiana as well. (Remember, there is very little true antique or vintage Hawaiiana in today's market) As a collector, I was impressed.

Fabulous little independent shop for vintage Hawaii stuff! What a find! The owner is very…read moreknowledgeable and helpful. Going home with a true one of a kind vintage hula themed bottle opener and deck of cards. Thrilled!

Typical antique shop with lots of items from Old hawaii. EVERYTHING you can imagine from button…read moreand trinkets, to photographs music sheet music and furnishings. owner looks like one the statues you would buy with long gray hair. He is an absolutely beautiful human being and I could talk to him and listen to stories for days and days.

I went there a few months ago. There's available parking right outside the door and nearby. It's…read morelike walking into old Hawaii. There are so many items to look at and buy that I was there for about an hour. If you look carefully you may find what you're looking from the old days of Hawaii. I found a very interesting marble collection which I didn't even know they had. I used to play with marbles when I was very young. The marbles were so colorful and unique that I bought a few. Near the register I discovered a very small Pittsburg Steelers lapel pin. They were my favorite team back in the old days so I bought it. All of the items are very reasonably priced and the owners are very friendly and knowledgeable. They will tell you stories about their collectibles. It was like going to a museum where you can actually but things. I had a great time!

A decor of your own…read more.. It's amazing what a year did to CocoNene as I remember that this was a slipper store with some build your own decor items which now has focused on just the decor items exclusively and what a beautiful direction they've gone to. Located in Ala Moana Center Street Level near Centerstage if the storefront hasn't captured your attention what they have here certainly will. Fun is what you'll find especially if you're local the humor is definitely there as "On Island time" is their clock where you can turn a simple wall clock with adding a pendulum is the cutest idea along with their Longboard Letter by filling in the gaps with various items that represents the moment and is very interchangeable so nothing is set and permanent is a bit how we live with each new day. "'Opihi Stickers" lol!! Aahhh the creativity of it all as you choose what you want to stick on your surfboard and they do have a bunch to choose from along with picture frames and ornaments there's so much to choose though it all can add up as each item are individually priced here and it's all fun and vibrant that will make anyone smile and the staff here is wonderful to help you with any questions. Thank you!

Interesting that service is different for different people…read more Went to the Ala Moana location today. The person at the register, an older gentleman, spent a considerable amount of time with a Japanese couple, purchasing items. He wrapped, taped, and carefully put items in a bag for them, and handed them their purchase. My turn, maybe it's because I'm in my tshirt and shorts, just a local ol' lady. He rings me up, tapes the plastic bag the item comes in off the shelf, and hands it to me. I didn't get asked if I needed a bag, as it is a gift I'm taking to Japan. I ask if he has a bag of sorts I can put that in? He asks, "such as?". I say, a small bag of sorts? He says, "well we have this brown paper bag, if you want?". Picks up a brown bag from behind the counter. I was done. I said no thanks. And walked away. Why such a difference in service? Maybe I needed to dress better, I'm not sure. I was a bit offended. Products are super cute, this was only my second time here.. I guess it'll be my last as well. So sad. By the way, my husband and I went to Kahala store yesterday, we bought something there. We thought the service was wonderful, the lady helping us was welcoming and helpful. Ala Moana, felt a bit discriminating.

September 27, 2024 - There are no real addresses in this area, so it took some searching to find…read morethis small shop. Hopefully my posted picture will assist others. Huge amount of parking. The owner is nice, friendly, and knowledgeable. There is a lot of variety, and back in the day is a perfect name. I was amazed at all the memories that came back will looking around. I think the prices are high, but then again it is about collectibles and nostalgia.

I love magical places like these. It's a bit hard to find since it was off into the distance of…read morewhere we were in the parking lot, at the old Waialua Sugar Mill. This location is rich with history, and it's befitting that this little antique shop is sitting in the middle of an area that goes back in time. I am old enough to remember the Waialua Sugar Mill burning cane back in the 90's as I drove to Mokuleia Beach and seeing black debris of flying burnt sugar cane drift across my car windshield, along with smoke. The mill closed down in 1996 then became abandoned over time, then opened back up with new shops and little local stores, like this one. It's a very tiny store, no bigger than a small studio, but has a variety of really nice antiques crammed with vintage Pyrex, glassware, clothing, Pan-Am bags, hat boxes, costume jewelry, and anything else you care to explore. The owner Etsuko is super friendly and we spent a while discussing vintage clothing, barware, jewelry and the finer things that were important in life in the days when things were meant to last and not fall apart after a season of use. I'm already wondering when I can go back to visit, as I had a great time there. The hours vary, so call before you go at (808) 778-5332.

Who knew about this newbie right in Ala Moana Center!?! Gosh though I've been getting my regular…read moreretail therapy this is when I knew it's been awhile that since I've taken that total escape from adulting. Newly opened since March what a fantastic place that support a bunch of small local business here as it's completely locally owned and a few I've seen at select expo, farmers market and craft fairs is conveniently found here. Here you can find items for everyone clothing, home decor, stickers, and accessories and I was finding myself oohhh and ahhhhh-ing with each item. Come check them out as they do have a great return policy as well though all items I got instantly when as gifts and a nice splurge for myself as I do love love love to support small local business and seeing the creativity is so heartwarming. They're located in the former Calendar store on the top level and to see just a fraction of their inventory check out their Instagram @noeaudesigners. Thank you!!

SO MANY amazing local designed items. If you're looking for a local souvenir or just want something…read morethat represents Hawaii, look no further. I had such a hard time choosing between the reusable bags they have, plus they have these amazing smelling reed diffusers.

I love this story because it has a great selection of souvenirs that are unique to the island. This…read morestore features local artisans and I feel like the value/price is worth it because you are getting original prints and pieces! The service is excellent, they are very helpful and carefully packaged up a really beautiful clock for me so that I could transport it home easily!

カハラモール内にある店舗です。。…read more ハワイが感じられる様々なパネルに ローマ字で好きな文字を付けて オリジナルの飛び出るパネルを作れるお店。。 色々見てると いい感じで迷ってしまうほど 組合わせがいろいろできる感じです。。 色々見て迷ってると 面倒で嫌になるかも。。ｗ

Ilene and Wayne's Wiki Wiki One Day shows are the best for value and integrity if one is looking…read morefor authentic vintage and Hawaiiana items. Show entry is reasonable at $5 with $1 off coupons easily available. Vendors are packed into 10' spaces and thus they bring their best treasures for sellers to peruse and admire. They used to have a big 3 day show in July but decided to go with 4 smaller one day shows instead. This is the place to find vintage estate jewelry from people such as Dale Cripps and/or Cinderella. Mings, jade, coins, and other objects of value are priced to sell with established sellers who really know their stuff. Sachi's booth is filled with finds that are so reasonably priced and take me back to the 60's. My favorite show even though I don't really need or want anything since I am old already. But I always end up buying a treasure or two that give me great pleasure.

The best show in Hawaii!!! Gotta go check um out in February…read more2025! Vintage, HAWAIIANA, Asian antiques with many vendors to choose from! People actually fly in from the mainland to shop this show!

My eye has been on this place for a few years and I have often visited whenever I was in town…read more Their selection of stationaries, incents, to clocks, and travel items were amazing. All curated for those with an eye of minimalism and simplicity. The prices here are fair as I feel that the quality really exceeds the average patron. I purchased a water bottle that has traversed the United States with me and has done well. A few incenses that smelled amazing and a few other items. The guy at the cash register was super friendly too. We had a small talk about mid century modern vibes and it was great to speak to someone that had a real good sense of the vibe I was trying to aim for.

I have been going to Mono for about a year to pick up my stationary and every day carry essentials…read more As someone who have been to Japan's largest station store Itoya and shopping around in the Bay Area, I have found many of my favorites for journaling, notes taking, drinkware, sun glasses and crafted canvas handbags. Owner is friendly and helpful to get you what you're looking for.