What a great shop. They sell souvenirs and food. I got a pretty Hawaiian flower clip for $1!…read more We stopped on this side of the island on a cruise ship. We came by both days that we were at port for food and shaved ice here. They have a huge variety of shaved ice. You can add different flavors or syrup and ice cream. They have mochi and flan add-ons too. The possibilities are endless here. The fried intestine and lumpia are soooooo good. The intestine shrinks when cooked but was still delicious. The lumpia's are 10 for $10. They are so good I can probably eat 30 by myself. The fried banana eggrolls were huge. Crispy, a bit too sweet for me but really good. HAPPY SHAVED ICING!!

Food 9/10 All the sweets we got here was perfect…read more Service 9/10 All the servers were great Ambiance 8/10 The place is a little cramped but they didn't have a lot of people there all the time so there was ample seating for everyone.

My wife had been wanting to make her own chocolate bar for years and I was primarily interested in…read morethe process every time we come to Kauai. Well, we finally pulled the trigger on it and did the experience...and it was well worth it. Lance, the owner and instructor was fantastic. With only 8 spots available, you have to book this as soon as it is available. The shop is only 300 sq. Ft. So any more people would be too much and the set up was perfect. It is amazing this small space produces the chocolate! The overall lesson is great because he takes you from bean to chocolate. This is not tree to chocolate because he doesn't have the trees nor does he have the pods and that part of the collection process (however, Lance, if you or your wife are reading this, it might be a great future endeavor to have an option to work with one of your partners and add on the collection tour before!). While he doesn't have the collection process, Lance does an excellent job speaking to the process once beans are collected. From there, the chocolate making and tasting process is thoroughly explained and you are part of it. Finally, making your chocolate is a lot of fun and there are roughly 30 ingredients you can use for your 2 bars. I personally made: an Indian spice flavor chocolate for half a bar, coconut sea salt for second half, matcha coconut sea salt for 3rd half, and coffee bean sea salt for last). Bring your creativity! Thank you Lance for this fantastic experience.

Very informative, great chocolate. My grandson and I had a fun time learning and making our own…read morechocolate bars.

This is way more worth it, in comparison to the $30 pineapple. The phrosty itself is silky smooth,…read moresweet, and has that unique sugarloaf pineapple flavor. Definitely a must if you are at the farmers market on the weekend! I would even say to go out of your way to get it.

The white pineapples are so good and sweet, with little to no acidity. To be honest, I was a little…read moreskeptical when I researched things to do/eat in Kauai so I had to make time to try their pineapples! Located at Kauai Community College farmers market every Saturday, not only do they sell their refreshing phrosty's, they also have whole and cut pineapples. They provide samples for both as well. The owners/workers are so friendly too. Check their site for more info and reserve for a tour!

I've been to Kauai tons of times but why only this recent visit I stopped here, something is wrong…read morewith me?! hehe. I happen to search lunch stops on Instagram and came across Lawai'a, I actually made 2 stops, the day before and the day of flight. Cute little store, very popular and busy parking lot. Lawai'a Fish Co. reminds me of Tanioka's back on Oahu. This business got so much seafood goodies along with snacks, desserts, Wow! One stop shop for everything! I also saw a post for cheap eats and had to see it for myself, hehe, the table in front has pre-packaged bento and I spot one that was $6. hard to believe nowdays. I didn't get the plate lunch which looks good too or the poke variety, we had lunch plans so first visit was spicy poke for the other half to try, the tofu poke, and $6. bento of fried ahi limu for me. I am not a fan of poke and don't eat anything raw, so jealous of my hubby and kids to love it so much! I was happy that hey have a fried ahi bento available for only $6. We/I really enjoyed bento, hubby mentioned the spicy ahi was great and that tofu poke salad, WOW. I loved the taste, comes with tofu, sea asparagus, and onion, so GOOD! I stopped by the next day to grab 2 containers of the tofu poke and the ginger fried poke $6. bento. This place is a GEM for sure, very busy, I cannot wait to be back!!

Loved loved the poke here! We stopped by on the way to our airport at the end of our vacation on…read moreKauai and luckily we did as it was my favorite poke spot we tried. First, loved how local it feels and they sell a variety of poke, bento, cooked plates and even desserts! They also sell whole fish so you know the poke is fresh. I grabbed a pick 2 fish bowl with yuzu hamachi and chili garlic ahi. Loved the hamachi with was dressed with sea asparagus for a nice savoriness. You don't see hamachi poke often but it's one of my favorite types of sushi. Chili ahi was good as well and definitely had a kick. We also wanted to try tako (octopus) and got the kimchi tako which was nice and tender. Surprisingly the kimchi was pretty spicy too. Overall great spot for poke and I'll definitely need to come back if I'm in Kauai in the future. I'm still thinking about the hamachi poke a couple weeks ago.

I met Daphne and I knew I wanted to try her Product. 80%…read morecacao chocolate from Moloaa I really enjoyed that. I also got Moloaa Bay Coffee And going to do a pour over right now!

The last LOCALLY OWNED coffee company in Kauai! Friendly,…read moreprofessional, and educational, this company is owned by a Kamaaina family, which really brings out the true aloha spirit in their product. They harvest coffee beans by hand and don't use overtly industrial processes (unlike Kauai coffee), and they keep their product here (instead of shipping to the mainland and back like Kauai coffee) being a green move for this company. I wish then the very best! Support this amazing local business!

This place is bottom of the barrel. You'll find nicer items at the same cost, if not cheaper, down…read morethe way at The Red Hibiscus. The clothes are OLD. Most of them are STAINED and filthy. The prices are ridiculous for what is being sold. I absolutely will never step foot in here again. Red Hibiscus or the shops down on Kohio Highway in Kapa'a are 10/10. Especially compared to this dump. The staff is rude, as well. At least the older white lady was.

We've been looking all over the island for some gifts to bring back home and found all of them…read morehere. The lady at the shop was extremely helpful and sweet. The selection is great with a little bit of everything. 10/10 recommend if you're looking for some great souvenirs/trinkets.