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    Olomana Orchids

    4.9 (30 reviews)
    Open 8:00 am - 3:30 pm

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    Emily V.

    What an awesome family run business. They have hundreds, if not thousands of affordably priced and very unique orchids to choose from - many of which I cannot purchase back home in CA. The woman working there walking around with us and took lots of time helping us find the more rare and unique varieties and colors I was interested in, and gave us very helpful transport and care instructions. She let me know I could pay a lesser cost to carry them back by hand or in my carry-on hassle-free, which was definitely the case! We got 4 small/medium orchids for $80, all of which are extremely rare and unique. Couldn't have been happier with our experience and purchase

    Me ka honi ala onaona

    They're so awesome at Olomana Orchids! Full of knowledge and so willing to share, and so many beautiful orchids to choose from and look at. I'm an orchid novice and excited to try my hand at raising these beautiful plants. Go and support this local, family run business. They're even more beautiful than their orchids.

    Look out for this sign near Kualoa!
    Michael C.

    Whenever I have visitors to the Islands, Olomana Orchids is one of the requisite stops along the way up around the East side to the North Shore. The reason why has mostly to do with the family that runs Olomana Orchids, and their philosophy and subtle passion for the art of the love of Orchids. Orchids are among the most difficult of flowers to care for. And their needs change, depending on the individual strain of Orchid. Much like the care and love of women for men, the love and tending of Orchids is a thing that requires understanding, care, love, affection, and a willingness to not choose the easy thing; but instead to dedicate oneself to a pursuit that may be difficult and challenging to understand and implement, but ultimately rewards. In the case of Orchids, it is a beautiful, sustainable bloom that can last a lifetime. In the case of women, it is a beautiful, sustainable, bloom that can last a lifetime. I will be honest, and say that I do not understand women, and I do not understand orchids, but I strive to understand both, and to love both for the curious, individual beauty that both possess. And the owner of Olomana Orchids, while he may not be able to advise me on women, possesses an incredible wealth of knowledge that he is more than happy to share about Orchids. My (now-ex) fiancee and I visited Olomana Orchids a few weeks ago, and were treated to not only exceptional service, but were provided with above-and-beyond education on the various kinds of orchids, and the care and love of them. It fascinates me, how some are so hardy and easy to tend to, and yet are so beautiful; on the other hand, how some are so rare and so difficult as a diamond in the rough, yet are so incomprehensibly beautiful that my breath was taken away at their beauty, much as a woman's. These at Olomana Orchids are often unique, bred to be their own, individual, that you can only find here. Cared for and raised individually, perhaps just for you. It is in my opinion that if you, as a man, can care for and love and raise and orchid to success, you are one step closer to learning how to learn and understand and respect the things that make a woman unique, herself, and how to love her and care for her. Anyway. I bring my visitors here because the owners are extremely helpful. There is a display room where you can view what they have; and they have a growing area that you have access to also, where you can see what is actually going on. I have never met anyone who understands and has the kind of passion for orchids that I can identify with, and the owners will take the time to educate and help you select the orchids that are right for what you want. The other thing I have always really admired is that like a good friend when it comes to relationships, they won't let you buy an orchid that is "junk", meaning, they won't let you buy an orchid which looks good at the moment, but will quickly degrade and not last. I've uploaded almost two dozen sample photos here. Please take a look at them yourself. Prices are very reasonable also. We were able to buy for as inexpensively as $7, and depending on how you want it packed and shipped, will be similarly affordable (they do fully certified shipping to the mainland US). The owners are also very honest, and will tell you which ones are worth buying and which ones are not. They will teach you about how to observe the stems and roots, and the mistakes people make in looking at how the current bloom is, instead of how the history of the stems are, and about the buds. We trusted his advice, and today, even though she and I are no longer together, I have an incredibly beautiful bloom of orchids planted in my backyard that I tend to, as beautiful as Olomana Orchids promised, growing and flourishing as predicted and advised, for only $7 dollars. Look for Olomana Orchids on the way to Kualoa. Left side of the road if you're heading north. Right side if you're heading south. They are worth a stop, especially if you are a visitor, or taking visitors on a tour of our islands to show them a unique experience that they can take home with them. Orchids are a labor of love. A labor of love that most often is worth the effort. Learn to love and care for an orchid, and you will be able to take the first step toward learning how to love and care for a woman. She, like an orchid, is delicate yet strong. Beautiful, but if you don't care for it, will cease to bloom. And if you take care of it right, will be a reward in itself. Stop by if you are on your North Shore drive/ tour. Talk to the owner. It will be worth it, and you may even come away with something beautiful that you can grow for a lifetime.

    We noticed this spot while driving for a bit and thought it would be nice to get my mom a gift from here (she loves orchids). We noticed that we were only a couple minutes from closing, so we called and asked if it's ok to come up; once they heard it was for a Christmas gift, they were all for it. We looked around for a couple of minutes before one of the employees asked us who we were shopping for. When I explained that my mom loves orchids, she said that she had just the one--we were lead towards the back in an employee only area and found a beautiful orchid like none I had ever seen before. They gift wrapped it and talked to us about the species and how to care for it, and even threw in some free extra plants! Such a fantastic little spot with an amazing selection and better staff.

    rachelle t.

    Thank you for making my home beautiful and happy! Love fresh flowers and plants. Peter and staff are hard working and do an awesome job with their beautiful orchids. I go visit Olomana Orchids every few months and pickup my house plant. Love the selection of orchids. The orchid farm is in a beautiful area. Enjoy the scenery also. Also great place to get orchids to decorate your special occasions. My friend used their orchids as centerpieces for their wedding. Very good idea and great gifts!

    Jenna K.

    The owner helped me pick out an orchid for myself and my mother right before Mother's Day weekend. He saw the ones I picked out and recommended another one that was budding but not blooming yet. I'm so glad I took his advice. My orchid has been blooming for weeks and is gorgeous!!!

    Simply Beautiful
    Tiana D.

    I ordered the small holiday gift basket on a Tuesday to ship to Las Vegas. The beautiful basket of orchid plants arrived on Thursday (yes Fed-Ex 2 days!!) just in time for my Dads surprise birthday party. They packaged the plant so well that even though the temperatures in Vegas were in the 100s it did not affect the plants at all. My Dad loved the gift basket & I am so happy I decided to order from Olomana Orchids - I will always recommend them to everyone!!

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    Tropical Farms Macadamia Nut

    4.4(533 reviews)
    0.9 mi
    $$

    I had the privilege of taking a tour of the beautiful island of Oʻahu, and during our tour, our…read moreguide made a stop at Tropical Farms in Kāneʻohe. I purchased the Chocolate Chip Macadamia Nut Cookies, Honey Macnut Peanut Butter, and Liko Lehua Guava Butter. These are some of the best products and snacks I have ever purchased! I certainly have a sweet tooth, and these treats did not disappoint. I especially want to thank one of the hosts who kindly allowed me to sample the different guava butters in the store. Your generosity and helpfulness made my shopping experience even more enjoyable. Because of you, I was extremely happy with my purchases and discovered a new favorite! I plan to continue supporting local Hawaiian businesses and establishments, even from across the ocean, by purchasing these wonderful products in the future. Mahalo for your generosity, kindness, and wonderful hospitality. Thank you for making my visit to Tropical Farms such a memorable experience. I look forward to returning and supporting your business again! Joey

    We passed here on our way to Kualoa Ranch. On our tour they drove into this lot but didn't stop…read moreso... after our tour we returned. There is coffee to sample but the highlight are the flavored Mac nuts to sample. Doc bought coconut bread and a jar of Lilikoi butter. The lid was sealed tight so after purchasing we couldn't get it open to try. We just ate some of the rolls then headed to find somewhere for lunch.

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    Kahuku Farms - Pizza, baked banana bread, and green juice

    Kahuku Farms

    4.8(988 reviews)
    14.5 mi
    $$

    Do you know where acai comes from? Our family didn't until we took the Kahuku Farms tour. It was…read moreone of the best high points of our trip! We loved learning about the specific challenges of growing food on the North Shore. Our guide, Iovani, was so knowledgeable and funny. Everything we tasted on the tour was heavenly, and we could not wait to get back to the farm stand to buy their lilikoi products. But most of us were too full of tasty samples to get the acai bowls! My husband is a super picky eater/foodie and says the vegetable flat bread/pizza (eggplant, tomato, macadamia nut pesto) was one of the best he's ever eaten. Everything we had was delicious. My only complaint? most of the fruit was sold out by the time we returned from the tour. But that's not really a criticism of the farm--more a compliment. Keep doing what you're doing, Kahuku Farms!

    This review is for Judah and Kahuku Farm…read more We had many activities planned during our Hawaii trip and experienced several tours, but celebrating my husband's birthday at Kahuku Farm with Judah as our host was one of the highlights of our vacation. From the moment we arrived, the experience felt genuine, welcoming, and wholesome. It didn't feel like a tour at all. It felt like we were spending the day with family. Judah made our visit extra special. We loved picking fresh fruit, sampling the delicious fruits, juices, cacao, and cacao nibs, and every recommendation he made was absolutely spot on. The lilikoi butter, eggplant pizza, garden salad, and smoothies were all incredible, especially the Coach Smoothie. Everything was so fresh and delicious that we came back again on our last day before leaving Hawaii. Thank you, Judah and the entire Kahuku Farm team, for making my husband's birthday so memorable. Your warmth, hospitality, and passion made this one of the most meaningful experiences of our trip. If you're looking for an authentic, family-friendly Hawaiian experience with amazing food, fresh fruit, and wonderful people, Kahuku Farm is an absolute must-visit. Mahalo nui loa!

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    Kualoa Grown - $3 cacao pods for sale but no way to open them. August 2025

    Kualoa Grown

    4.5(4 reviews)
    1.9 mi

    My Dad and I enjoy our little adventures every time I come home to visit. When I suggested a drive…read moreto Kualoa, my Dad was excited because we hadn't gone to that part of the island in many years. The drive really was very easy and picturesque. Going to the country is really relaxing and the drive reminded me of how beautiful Oahu is and how lucky I am to be from such a wonderful place. Kualoa Ranch has done a great job of marketing itself and expanding to include a market, Kualoa Grown, featuring locally grown produce, products. And meats. The market opens at 10a, 7 days a week. While it's not huge per se, I think it's a good enough size and has a decent variety featuring locally produced items. I ended up buying local chocolate, ulu chips, macadamia poi cookies, miso sausages, beautiful choi sum greens, star fruit, li hing dried apple bananas, kulolo (my favorite), cold coffee drinks, and Kualoa ranch branded merchandise. Admittedly I went a little overboard shopping but I am happy to support local. Prices are a bit steep but that seems to be the norm everywhere nowadays. The ladies working in the market were so sweet and helpful. The aloha was alive and well here! Parking is plentiful but it was full of cars. We did circle around a few times but found a spot. My Dad said this adventure to Kualoa Ranch was so fun and did not disappoint. We will be back! LOCATION: 4/5 FOOD: 4/5 SERVICE: 5/5 VALUE:3.5/5 AMBIANCE: 5/5 PET FRIENDLY: not sure CLEANLINESS: 4/5 PARKING: 4/5

    Want to buy local? This is where to go!…read more Kualoa Grown is a little grocery store within Kualoa Ranch that's free to access and has its own parking stalls. It's to your left when you drive into Kualoa Ranch. Open from 10am to 5pm daily. As the name says, the products are either from the ranch itself or locally produced. It includes raw beef and pork, shrimp, fish, and fruits and vegetables. Prices are definitely reasonable for buying local. Compared to Whole Foods and Foodland, I'd rather buy local. I got pork belly, ground pork, and Portuguese sausage. So good! Next time I want to try its beef, which they don't have often I was told. Also, grabbed some taro, which was very good! Cashier was super nice. There were a lot of local baked goods at the front too. Wished I didn't live so far. I'd come in for groceries every week!

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    Sumida Farm - Orange legged stilts are here!

    Sumida Farm

    5.0(7 reviews)
    9.8 mi

    I'm going to preface this review by sharing that I'm not a huge fan of watercress. At least, I…read morewasn't. After visiting Sumida Farm and tasting different watercress dishes, I can see myself picking up some watercress from the grocery store. For so many years, I've passed the beautiful green area along Kamehameha Highway in front of Pearlridge and next to Starbucks and thought what a breath of fresh air, compared to everything else in the area along Kam Highway. I was very fortunate to be a part of an exclusive tour of Sumida Farm. They do not do this regularly and it is not open to the general public. We got to meet Mr. David Sumida, the 3rd generation owner of the family-owned business graced us with his presence and gave a brief history lesson about their farm. His parents moved from Japan and began growing watercress. Fast forward to today, many developers have offered millions of dollars for the land in hopes of developing it into something else. Bravo to the Sumida Family for standing their ground and hanging onto the precious, watercress-bearing land that has fed Hawaii for years. We got to walk along the watercress field and even dip our feet in the cool water. Being there was so serene, and being down in the field, I almost forgot that we were surrounded by Kam Highway and Pearlridge Center. We were treated to a special lunch by a chef who whipped up recipes that contained watercress and let me tell you, some of the dishes didn't even taste like it contained watercress even if it was one of the main ingredients. The lunch gave us many new ideas on how to incorporate watercress into our meals. I have a whole new appreciation for this vegetable and for the beautiful farm along Kam Highway.

    Sumida Farm is not just good at their job, they're outstanding in their field...of watercress!…read more Today I had the pleasure of taking a tour on their watercress farm! Did you know that we used to have dozens of watercress farms on island? Now there's just 2 farms left on Oahu. I've learnt that it takes about 6-8 weeks, till the watercress grows back. They call it "seasonal crops" with longer summers, and less cool nights in the summer. You're looking at a 30-40% production from July-January (depending on the weather). With a dozen of pure springs where the water flows, is what watercress needs to survive, along with sun, and not too much humidity. Here, you'll also find lots of fish, crayfish, and birds in this environment. You'll also notice the sprinkler system, which is a pest deterrent system, pulling from the spring water (fully sustainable). It was a totally beautiful (and hot) day today! Thank you Sumida Farms for the warm hospitality!

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    Sweet Land Farm - Showing us how to milk the goat before we had the chance to do it

    Sweet Land Farm

    4.9(124 reviews)
    13.9 mi
    $

    As a big fan of goat milk moisturizers and soap we decided to check out this place…read more We were pleasantly surprised to see many families out and enjoying the farm as well. They have a little gift shop which sells their merch and delicious goat cheese and goat gelato. The cheeses are sold individually or in a four-flavor flight; along with crackers it made a delicious snack. We tried the four-flavor flight with crackers and boy were they good. Their big hit are their goat gelatos. They have quite a few flavors which were all very good. We got the chocolate and coffee flavors. It was very creamy with a slight twang. Very good!! After eating we bought some goat food and visited the goats. They also offer a tour which takes people behind the scenes to other areas of the farm. The drive out is not too bad. It's just past Kemo'o farms. Lots of signage leading to the farm. Big open lot to park. A great family friendly place to take the keikis and eat goatlato.

    Date of Visit: 6.12.2026…read more Location: Oahu Cuisine Type: Goat Dairy Vibe: Rustic country with Hawaiian flair, and you can see (and feed!) various goats Cost: $-$$ depending on what you order Service: N/A (counter order, bring to the big tables yourself) Food/ Rating: -5/5- The goat ice cream is creamy with a strong flavor (everything here is goated). The goat cheese platter is great too, the garlic one was my favorite. Pro tip: bring your own crackers or you'll pay more for theirs. Overall Thoughts: Best Thing I ate: Literally everything is good Something to Improve: The flies are annoying so you can set them a sugar tray aka left over ice cream and leave it on the side

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