It's open late, and they have a wide variety of unusual beers, so I bought several different kinds…read more It's convenient for buying alcoholic beverages now that the nearby Longs Drugs store is gone.

Not bad, had a lot of different liquor. And special sets good for giving as gifts. Person there was…read morevery helpful. Was kind of tight getting around. Had so much items there.

After DoorDash and Instacart both screwed up orders to friends of mine who were visiting Hawaii, I…read morecalled this lovely wine shop who were so helpful to me and arranging a celebratory bottle of champagne to my friends. They commiserated with me about the problems with DoorDash and have an excellent selection of wine and spirits at good prices. They also will do gift baskets for not much more than the cost of the wine which was a big help in trying to get my friends a special treat after their flight had been delayed and then canceled. Everyone I spoke with there was very knowledgeable and very helpful - you can pick up at their warehouse or they deliver around Honolulu for no extra cost with a minimum purchase. I especially appreciated their helpful responses after two other services had charged me and not delivered.

First time ordering pick up from them. Their on line ordering was easy and the item was ready the…read morenext day. Their direction on where to pick up orders was very precise and I had no problem finding Chill Space and the will call desk. Their prices are very reasonable for most liquor items.

This is a nice, well stocked store with reasonable prices…read more The family that owns it are friendly & they keep the store clean and orderly. It's easy to find what I want. I'm glad we have this store here in the neighborhood, I prefer it to Safeway or Walmart.

I always come to buy coffee and beer in there. The store's cold drink and beer have very good…read moreprice.Also owner and family are so friendly too. I love the store, always bring me good emotion and convenient!

My BFF and I had such a great conversation with the attendant at Fujioka. We got so caught up…read moretalking because we found out he actually knew the valley we're from. We ended up bonding over McAllen, Texas, and how much we miss Texas food. It made us laugh because the tacos just aren't the same here. It was such a comforting experience to connect with someone who understood a piece of our culture. One of my favorite parts of this trip has been meeting new people and feeling more connected to the local community. While we were there, I picked up a little something for my bar cart, a surprisingly medium sized bottle of Fireball for under $2. I couldn't believe how affordable it was for the size. I also found Dos Equis, which brought back memories since it's one of the drinks my partner and I always enjoyed sharing with friends back home. I decided to try something new, too: Guava Cart. It's been catching my eye, so I figured this was the perfect opportunity to give it a try. I enjoyed looking around and seeing all of the different types of bottle choices they had. I definitely would like to create my own little bar at home. I had a bar at my parents house that my dad owned and owning one of my own will bring me a piece of my dad here with me.

Overview: Kapolei's first boutique wine / liquor shop. Small with about a tenth of the selections…read moreof the Kaimuki location but at the same prices. Wine - A well chosen cross section of domestic producers with most major varietals represented at all price points. Some old world producers but it's not their thing. The inventory focuses on drinkability with almost no cellar worthy collectables. Beer -OK selection. Liquor - brown libations - A random assortment with some of everything chosen with no rhyme or reason. Some very high end gems available. No cult offerings. Liquor - Minimal. Essentials are represented. Prices: Fair. Domestic wines all at or slightly below MSRP. French and other imported wines all at increased tariff pricing. No pre tariff import stock. Staff product knowledge / service: Above average. They are capable of making recommendations. Friendly and approachable. Conclusion: A convent place for nearby residents to grab libations not offered at Costco or a supermarket for gift giving or personal pleasuring. Those looking for cult libations, collectables, or old world offerings must look elsewhere.

Service, just one thing though please check your guys candy bars if it's expired or not thank you.read more

Guy cashier very rude and pushy. Can't even browse without him making comments like, "Are you going…read moreto buy something? If not leave" Reak ahole

More than just wine & spirits here…read more.. Who hasn't passed Yong's Wine & Spirits just a step away from Safeway Beretania on one of the busiest corner on Kinau and Piikoi and I thank goodness I haven't given them a visit earlier. As soon as I walked in I was greeted by a friendly staff and loved how nice and clean it was, spacious and neatly organized. Here's the place for cravings of all kinds...the variety here is just incredible, though they've been keeping a secret that I just discovered. They have the asian exotic chips that we all have been salty about the bougie lays's and even Oreo! I was in heaven and spent a great amount of time deciding on one...yup one lol! I did get the seaweed flavor and gosh what a yummy crunch snack! It's just a nice convenient location for a place that's open 7 days 7am-9pm knowing that surely puts me in great spirits! Thank you!

If you're in Honolulu and looking for more than just the regular selections at the big stores, this…read moreis a great place to stop and explore. Young's Wine & Spirits has a great selection of the two noted alcohols in the name, but they also have many others: soju, seltzers, RTD cocktails, and for me, an amazing selection of beer! It also feels like a convenience store, with essential food items, lots of snacks, and tobacco products. They also sell ice and have an ATM. They regularly rent out a stall in the parking lot to a food truck, which changes periodically. If something interesting is making food that day, it's also easy to pickup dinner. For me, I come for the beer selection. They get a variety of 6-packs, 4-packs, cases, and singles from mostly US breweries. I really appreciate their large selection of local breweries, most of which are available in single cans if you'd like to try a few. Prices are competitive with stores selling similar products. The owners have been super friendly and welcoming to me, both on Instagram and in the store. I appreciated having a few free sample cans to try on more than one occasion. Cheers! It's easy to get here, off Piikoi near Safeway with its own small lot. It's also easy to walk around the fence if you're doing your grocery shopping and want to add in some libations.

It is, what it is........whose da clown that walks into a liquor store, only to buy some almond…read morecookies? Um, that would me........Bruddah Fran! Call me weird, but since I missed lunch yesterday & had to do a night time installations at a bank last night, somehow I ended up at Tony's Liquor & Deli. Yeah, there were other places to eat near by, but somehow L&L, or Best Drive-In did not appeal to me, and the rest of the food joints were either closed, or not food related. Upon walking into this liquor store I could clearly see that is was a very small mom & pop operation. Tony's Liquor & Deli sells an array of drinks (alcoholic & non-alcoholic), snacks (they got lots of 'em), and a few random things (like I saw slippah's, automotive fluids, etc.). I basically came in here to look for something small to eat, like a musubi or whatever I could find appealing, but unfortunately coming in here so late in the afternoon.......I gotta tell you folks, it's slim pickin's my friend! Located along Sand Island Access road, just across the street from the First Hawaiian Bank (Sand Island Br.), you can find Tony's Liquor & Deli. Upon walking around the store, I did find a few Spam musubi's, but since I don't do processed meats, I passed on it. Then I saw a bento under a heat lamp, but the bento looked to be in very bad shape, as it appeared to be all dried up. Looking further on the snack table I saw an individual sliced pound cake, some kinda empanada, a single rice cake (shucks, should have bought it, but passed on it), and of course some Almond Cookies. As you can see in da pic, you know what Bruddah Fran ended up buying.......and what I got was two stale Almond Cookies for $1.66 w/tax! Lol! I ended up eating one almond cookie, then throwing away the other cookie.......well, I guess it's better to have something to eat, then nothing at all? Lol! I guess I missed da mark on da snack......and honestly, I'm still thinking about that rice cake! Lol!

Great place to stop for spam musubi, rice cake, bento, butter mochi, and other snacks! Oh yeah, and…read morebeer too. Young the owner, is a sweet woman, and super friendly!

I like Fujioka's for unusual, interesting, off the beaten path type items. They have a great…read moreselection of wine, including local mead. They have a selection of cocktail making ingredients and liquors. If I'm making a cocktail with a hard-to-find liqueur or cordial, chances are they have it. The service is always prompt and attentive. There's a refrigerated section with beers, including local ones. I like the convenience of this store on the bottom level of the Market City marketplace.

Overview: The widest selection of drinkable wine from across the world and some interesting…read moreselection of liquor with an ever changing selection backed by a helpful and friendly staff make this the ultimate adult candy store. (Keep it clean, yelp is rated G). Wine - Great selection from major wine producing regions around the world with exception to Bordeaux and Burgundy (they do not step on the toes of Vintage Wine Cellar). US producers are grouped by varietal. All non US producers by region. Great selection of sparkling wines. Everything approachable and drinkable. A few large format bottlings available. Beer -OK. Some interesting domestic craft offerings. Liquor - brown libations - OK. Necessary labels. Requisite bourbon and single malts. Good selection of Japanese whiskey. Some interesting bottlings. Liquor - OK. Good selection of gin and tequila. If looking for things to make mixed drinks or cordials, look elsewhere. Prices: Good in all categories. At or below MSRP. Everything in the store is approachable with 99 percent of the wine $15-$125. Staff product knowledge / service: High. Friendly, approachable, knowledgeable. Conclusion: The best place to discover the good, new and interesting and having fun at the same time without breaking the bank.