Our Kakaako Farmer's Market is held every Wednesday from 4-7 pm in the courtyard at the Flats at…read morePuunui on Keawe Street. The parking garage is located on Pohukaina Street (free for the first hour) or you can look for street parking. Food Vendor: Oryzaya. I been meaning to try the farmers market, but the one day I tried checking it out it was raining! So, I only had the opportunity to try food from Oryzaya. Thanks for staying open in the rain! Ordered the Blacked Ahi ($10). It was ONO! Guys, you need to try this. The ahi was cooked perfectly and they serve it with brown rice and salad. It was delish. I definitely want to come back and check out other vendors!

This farm has great fruits, vegetables, and fish. The sunflower sprouts, kale, and Anuenue lettuce…read moreis the best!! The farmers really care about sustainable agriculture and are working hard to provide the best organic veggies. Catch Nalolicious Farm at the Kaka'Ako Farmer's Market on Saturdays from 8a to 12p and the Kailua Farmer's Market from 8:30a to 12p!

Grocery shopping in Chinatown, Honolulu, Hawaii…read more.. My friend, Mrs. Wong, wanted to buy Won Bok (Chinese cabbage) to use as an ingredient in her Jai (Monk's Food - a vegetarian dish that's eaten especially at Lunar New Year). She kept saying that she wanted the "small kind". I have no idea why... Easier to cut up? We ended up at U & M Produce because she used to come here with her late husband (RIP Mr. Wong). U & M Produce is located on King Street where we had parked for free on an early Sunday morning. Mrs. Wong found a pre-packaged bag of three Chinese cabbage and was really happy. She paid cash because it was a reasonable price. The cashier was very nice and let me take a photo of the cabbages on the scale. LOL! The store was so crowded - UHG! I didn't want to go inside. I just waited on the sidewalk! I'll go back and browse later...

When you go to certain produce stores in Chinatown, usually each one of them has something unique…read morethat others do not have, and U&M fits that bill. This store is located next to the Yat Tung Noodle Factory, across Oahu Market. The store doesn't have the brightest of lighting, but it's pretty well organized and you can tell it wants to showcase the produce. U&M offers a lot of vegetables, produce, and dry and packaged goods that you won't find at other stores. They also prepackaged a lot of its vegetables and even precut some of the big squashes or pineapples so customers don't need to purchase a giant size squash. The owner is a really nice man, and he picks up fresh produce almost everyday that's flown here directly from California. His staff are very hardworking and they're all friendly. You know, I've never asked him for U&M stands for. I just always think "you and me" lol. I'll ask him next time.

When it comes to buying fruits and veggies I pretty much make my weekly trips to Chinatown and have…read morea few go-to places. I pretty much frequent the regular stores and this one is one of them. Located on King Street at the corner of the traffic light intersecting Kekaulike Street, this produce stand has a large selection of items with 2 shopping areas: indoors and outdoors. Price-wise I find this place cheaper than others but the quality isn't that great. I'm not sure the exact reason but maybe it's because the outside shopping area is "exposed" - - the heat and exhaust from the heavy traffic on King Street play a factor? I've also noticed the change of staff and owners recently. The middle-aged female Asian cashier used to be at my go-to place in Kekaulike Market and she now works or owns this stand. If you're looking for a great selection with bargains and don't mind average or below-average quality, this is the place for you. In the outdoor shopping area near the cashier, against the wall you will find "discounted" items where fruits and veggies are pre-bagged for quick sale. They're still in pretty good condition but will have to be consumed within a day or two. This place is CASH and does accept EBT cards.

Located in downtown China town in the Oahu Market, Kim's Fresh produce is a cute little stand…read moreinside one of the main buildings. Kim's offers a plethora of different kinds of vegies - from the typical veggies to the ethnic specialties (i.e., Filipino and Vietnamese veggies). The veggies were really fresh and nicely priced.

This is the place to go if you want fruits and vegetables and even pastries on the cheap. I stop by…read morewhen I'm in the neighborhood. They open at 10am on Saturdays for a short time till about 1045am. What is interesting is that their prices are so low that I find it hard to figure out how they make a profit while transporting their goods for sale. The amount of time it takes to grow, harvest, set up, and take down their produce seems very time consuming. I'm happy though at being able to get food for so cheap! Parking can be a bit tough to find but it's worth the trouble for the savings you get here.

The Queen's Medical Center Farmer's Market is held on the 1st Wednesday of every month in the…read moreHarkness Courtyard area from about 9am until 1pm. Look for the white tents in 2 rows that are surrounded by rectangular hedges. The vendors can change at any time. Some of the vendors I've seen includes Aloha Bakehouse (home-made baked goods, breads with fillings https://alohabakehouseandcafe.com/), Bistro Blends (truffle infused, gourmet olive oils and balsamic vinegars https://www.instagram.com/balsamichawaii/?hl=en), Da Manju Lady (Manju, jello mochi candy https://www.instagram.com/da_manjulady/), Mana Sandwiches (made with BRUG Bakery bread, premium heavy cream, 100% fresh fruits and loca sourced ingredients https://www.manasandwiches.com/), Nabeya Maido (signature MicrowavaBowls https://www.nabeyamaidohawaii.com/), Ohana Fresh Produce (variety of Asian vegetables, tropical fruits, herbs, and cut fruit), Pollen Flowers (plants and flowers https://www.instagram.com/pollenflowershawaii/), Roti-SI (porchetta sandwiches https://www.instagram.com/roti_si.hi/), Saki's Aloha Lab (handcrafted fermented syrup https://alohas-lab.square.site/), Sou's Thai (Thai food made with locally sourced ingredients), Sweet Revenge (fresh homemade pie with local ingredients http://www.sweetrevengehonolulu.com/), and Teruya's Andagi (local Japanese food bentos and andagi https://www.teruyasandagi.com/). Things I've tried include the Porchetta Sandwich from Roti. A bit messier to eat. Summer Rolls, Spring Rolls, Chicken Pad Thai (recommended), and Papaya Salad from Sou's Thai. There is a card minimum purchase at $10+. The Aloha Citrus Quencher from Da Manju Lady. This has lemonade and butterfly pea flower in it so it changes color. Tonkatsu and Tamagoyaki Bento sandwiches (life changing, recommended) from Mana Sandwiches. Bada's BBQ Brisket Combo: Smoked pork belly, tallow infused shoyu broth from Nabeya Maido. Very interesting broth concept here where it melts in the microwave, no extra water needed. Walk around, look at things, try different things out :)

Farmers Market is held on the 1st Wednesday of each month. There are many food vendors. They…read moreinclude Sweet Revenge fruit and meat pies; Mana Musubi; Teruya bentos, andagi, and mochi; Aloha Bake Shop bread with meat; and other.

Only one vendor on 2/10/2025…read more But daikon was super cheap! They are right on the street Thanks!!!!

I give it a 3 because all the vendors aren't there anymore. Usually you will see two at the most…read moreand that's a shock because there used to be 4-5 vendors. The choices of vegetable aren't a lot and I don't like seeing wrapped apples that you bought at Costco to resell to me. I just wish I could get better home grown vegetables and fruits. I skipped my Saturday farmer's market on ward so I had to come here. I found 2 items of which one was ginger. Eh, it's ok. I will return to ward on Saturday or Kailua and manoa on Sunday. Better variety and way more vendors.

Short hours perfect for in and out fruit and veg shopping. Can usually find parking on street or in…read morethe school's parking lot. No frills and no putting on airs, primarily just produce out of farmers' vans.

Wow, this is the largest of the People's Open Markets (POM for those in the know) in Oahu and I…read morehave to say that overall I am very impressed. It's held every Sat. from 8:15 am to 9:30 am on Kalihi St. and with over 40 different vendors the place was packed with people hunting for fresh fruit and veggie goodness. What makes this place stand out from your typical farmers market is the fresh fish that they sell. One of the vendors was selling fish that he had caught the night before and at very reasonable prices. One caveat about the fish...this isn't a supermarket so plan on having to scale and clean those bad boys yourself once you make it home! Prices are relatively inexpensive and the quality of the produce is excellent. My find of the day? Buttery avocados that melted in your mouth they were so creamy. So why not five stars you may ask? Well parking was a bit difficult, and because the market was open for such a short period of time my shopping resembled more of a panicked sprint than my usual leisurely marathon. Picture a frenzied crazy looking chick muttering to herself and asking random passersby are there guavas--has anyone here seen any guavas?!?