I love this place because they have a variety of things. The only issue is PARKING. T&J Muumuu…read morestore downstairs is renovating and there's a No Parking sign posted. Parking in the back is tight. Limited to 4 stalls. I drive a full size pick up and even if parked in the back, others can't get through the lane. I tried to come here on a Monday at 1pm, all 4 stalls taken. Best bet is to park at Ala Moana and walk across to it.

Great selection of scrubs!! The ladies helped me right away when I was struggling to look for the…read moreright set. Also has good discounted prices! Spent about $35 for a set of Cherokee scrubs

I mainly like this place because of their gelato and their e-bar, as well as the pop-ups that they…read moresponsor weekly. It really gives you a reason to go to Nordstrom and I appreciate them giving local small businesses a chance to vend at their establishment. They have a good selection of clothes and it's good to walk in because they have sales. Those are the best times to pick up an item that you've been eyeing for a while. I also would like to give a special shoutout that they have some of the most beautiful bathrooms ever. I always enjoy using the bathrooms here because it's spacious and kept tidy. Definitely props for that.

The only Nordstrom on island and thankfully it's a good one! The store is always clean, organized,…read moreand easy to shop. I never have to wait for a fitting room, and the associates are consistently knowledgeable and kind! The bathrooms are also surprisingly nice, clean, and spacious (which honestly matters when you're spending hours shopping). Whenever I'm looking for something specific, this is usually one of my first stops!

These guys are the pioneers of athleisureware as go-to clothes for working out and wearing the rest…read moreof the day. Their start was aimed at women yoga instructors and their fashionable and functional women's yoga pants are still a signature look at yoga classes. Today, Lululemon is an athletic apparel empire. The brand is not without controversy, starting with the founder, Chip Wilson. He stated in an interview about deliberate mockery of the multiple use of the letter "L" in Lululemon, to make it difficult for Japanese to pronounce. He also made critical and unappreciated remarks about women's bodies following criticism over Lululemon's unflattering and revealing sheer black women's yoga pants. And it continues with his criticism of the diversity and inclusion initiatives the company has emphasized after his departure. Nevertheless, I am a fan of the brand. Not everything fits me well but what does makes me happy. The material is comfortable, washes and line dries easily, and will last for years with only minor dark color fading. I find their athleisureware perfect for traveling. There are several newer athleisure brands out there with products as good or better in quality or price. But the large numbers of Lululemon stores makes it easy to shop. I have bought clothes suitable for the weather while traveling in Tokyo and Seattle - very convenient. On any given day you'll probably find me dressed with something Lululemon.

Somehow when I go to this mall and not have to fall in line to get Hawaii merch, I get lucky…read more Every spring visit I find myself being able to purchase exclusive merch without trying. Love it! Associates at the cash wrap are always friendly.

I'm writing this review on behalf of my husband. We return to the islands annually and this is one…read moreof his favorite stores to see the latest prints. The selection of merchandise and prints is adequate and not overwhelming. We've been to many of the other locations and Ala Moana seems to surpass other locations. Value and reputation of Kahala speaks for itself. My husband decided on one of the latest designs whic is the local slippers. He love the colors of the slippers and comfort of the shirt. We felt welcome in the store with a smile and said if we need help with anything to let them know.

I love the shirts here and wish they had more varieties of men's shirts…read more I did purchase 2 shirts today and hope to add to my collection. I mostly have Reyn Spooner, as they have more to choose from. Kalaha has slightly better prices, though. The lady who helped me was cool and not pushy at all.

I've been a Victoria's Secret customer for decades, and this was the first genuinely bad experience…read moreI've ever had at any location. I visited on 4/26/26 around noon and stood at the Victoria's Secret side of the registers (separate from the Pink side). Two employees were at the counter with no customers in line. They clearly saw me waiting, but neither acknowledged me -- no greeting, no "we'll be right with you," nothing. I stood there for about five minutes without a single word. I finally gave up and walked over to the Pink side. When I explained what happened, the cashier just said "sorry about that" in a flat, scripted tone that made it obvious she wasn't actually concerned. I finished my transaction and left feeling pretty disappointed. The whole interaction didn't sit right with me, and honestly, it explained why the store was nearly empty on a Sunday afternoon. I completed the survey on my receipt and rated the visit a "1," the lowest score -- and unfortunately, this experience earned it.

Came in to buy the T-shirt bras especially cause it was 30% off!…read more Christy is Awesome! She's the bra specialist! OMG! She is very nice, friendly and personable! I told her what I was looking for in what size and colors! She listened and was very patient as I tried so many on! She knew that I was older and just looking for the basic strap, didn't need or want the wide ones lined with "Victoria Secrets" on the bottom or on the straps! Will be sure to ask for her when I come back for all my Victoria Secret needs! Please recognize Christy for Excellent Customer Service! Thanks Christy!

Every time I walked into this shop, I got none or minimal customer service. None of the associates…read moregreet me nor ask if I need help. They ask the other 2 customers in the store. Not sure if they profile people by age. I really like their denim items, very comfortable. But I won't spend my money here if they don't improve their customer service.

Went in to just browse but left with two t shirts for over a $100. Is it worth it? Heck ya! Girls…read moreat the register were so friendly and commented about how they love the t shirts. One of them were wearing a striped version that looked super cute! I know I will be wearing these for years!!!

Outstanding customer service from Paje and Jennifer during my recent visit. Both were incredibly…read morefriendly, knowledgeable, and helpful throughout the entire shopping experience. They made the process effortless, which I really appreciated. While other retailers carry the TravisMathew brand, this store is the place to go if you're looking for the newest styles and the most current selection. The price point may be a bit higher than some brands, but the quality speaks for itself. You can immediately feel the difference in the materials, fit, and overall construction. Show your Hawai'i ID and receive a Kama'aina 10% off discount. Nice touch! Between the great product selection and exceptional service from Paje and Jennifer, this was an easy 5-star experience.

"Keep your sense of humor. There's enough stress in your life not to let bad shots ruin a game…read moreyou're supposed to enjoy." - Amy Alcott, LPGA Hall of Famer We've passed the Travis Mathew lifestyle and golf apparel store at the Ala Moana Center many times since its opening in late February and chuckled at their catchy quote sign. I've known about the stylish California-inspired Travis Mathew men's golf wear for several years, and my current favorite PGA play, John Rahm, wears this brand while on tour. During several passes, I have urged my husband to go in to browse and upgrade his golf wardrobe as he has insisted that I do the same. My husband hadn't gone in to try on the performance polo shirt that he had seen while window shopping, so I took it upon myself to scope out the performance wear and inquire about Travis Mathew's upcoming women's golf apparel line. Walking in, the two employees, who were toward the back of the store unpacking inventory, greeted me with smiles and Aloha. I let them know that I came in to browse for my husband and asked about the arrival of the upcoming women's sportswear. They said the women's line was delayed but should be coming into their inventory in about two weeks, or hopefully, earlier. Just then, my eyes caught sight of the DAD BOD mannequin, and I burst into laughter. My Yelp Friend from Palos Verdes, Chris G, had pointed this mannequin out while visiting his local Travis Mathew store recently. However, because my husband and I hadn't gone far back enough into our Ala Moana store, this was my first time seeing the local version. The male sales representative said the mannequin is quite the conversation piece, and he, although much younger than me, said he's on his way to looking like that even though he's not yet married. Um, I didn't think he's even close to looking like that! Besides, my husband and I took up golf before Tiger Woods came onto the golf scene, and it seemed that most male golfers, amateur and professional, looked like that mannequin. Anyway, we chatted a bit about golf as I browsed and never felt rushed or smothered by this sales representative. The female employee was assisting another customer near the fitting rooms and later joined into the discussion on aging "gracefully" and maintaining fitness to improve your quality of life. We all agreed that playing golf, no matter what skill level you have, is a sport that one can play and enjoy until one's later years. They understood that golf challenges one's mental acuity while not requiring muscle-bound (but fitness, flexibility, and proper techniques are keys). Yes, golfing is paradoxical, and we agreed that accuracy and touch are better than power. Heehee, but, yeah, having strength and agility could be more fun to watch, eh? As more customers came into the store, I quietly stepped to the side to not bother the sales representative with more frivolity; after all, they're working. As I continued to browse, I thought my husband would enjoy the casual apparel for on and off the course and vowed to return when the women's line is released. We'll be back to upgrade our golf attire because my husband teases me about looking too much like a gardener or hiker when we golf.

Shopping in Ward Center in Honolulu, Hawaii…read more.. This shopping complex will be gone soon. Many businesses have cleared out and Noa Noa is one of the last ones still open. I had passed by this batik shop many times in the past, but never went inside. Today, June 21, 2026, was their last day, so I walked in to look around. Note: they won't be receiving more inventory because of the tarrifs, one of the vendors retired, etc. Sally was an excellent sales associate. She knew the fabrics (cotton vs. linen vs. bamboo), the origins of the prints, the styles, etc. Sally briefly explained the intricate process of making batik fabric. Wow... she even showed me a pattern stamp and swatches. She really knew her stuff... because she's worked at Noa Noa for over 13 years! I got a couple of dresses because natural fibers - such as cotton - should be cooler to wear. (I'm perspiring more because it's summer now...) I'll try itvout and get more at their smaller Waikiki shop or their new shop which will be nearby. Yay!

I happened to be browsing this cute shop, looking for "the" dress that was calling my name…read more Fortunately, the store manager, Aya was available to assist me. I walked in having no idea where to begin because there's so many beautiful garments to look at. I didn't have a style or color preference, I just knew I wanted to buy something nice. Aya politely asked me a few questions to narrow down the search. She then pointed out some of the different styles in my size. Together, we pulled a few dresses off the rack and Aya led me to a fitting room. Excitedly, I had four lovely dresses to try on. As I was in the fitting room, Aya politely offered information about the different fabrics, the variety of styles and sizes, she even explained the best method for gentle washing. When I came out of the dressing room without "the" dress speaking to me, Aya pointed out another rack that I had not yet browsed. Then BOOM, there it was! The color! The size! The fabric! The style! Winner, winner, Aya helped this beginner :) After trying it on and walking around the store in it, it was done. Mission accomplished thanks to Aya! Love my pretty new dress, Mahalo Aya :)