First. Okuhara Foods specializes in making fresh fishcake products. OkAhara used to make Saimin…read more Okahara closed, not Okuhara! I can't tell you how many people get the two mixed up and think Okuhara closed. Second. Okuhara Foods has an impressive array of foodstuffs they sell! In the fishcake lineup there is naruto, uzumaki, veggie & gobo tempura, chikuwa, & kamaboko. My mom LOVES their imitation crab. They also sell frozen miso butterfish and dungeness crab! Every time I visit I find out they MORE items I wasn't aware of! TIP: They fry up their Vegetable Tempura and Gobo Tempura on Tuesdays. If you call them on Monday, you can place an order to pick up 5 lbs of fresh made veggie or gobo tempura on Tuesday at their factory. Freezes well, too! Note: The origin of gobo tempura is from Okinawa. It's deep fried fishcake Okinawan style and not Japanese kine tempura. Bit confusing. Okuhara Foods is Okinawan owned. A trio of siblings are running the factory, representing 3rd generation ownership. We are super lucky that we have places like Okuhara making products locally. And! Aloha Tofu is just down the street, so can pick up yudofu afterwards. I never take these places for granted, and regularly support them to help ensure they can keep their doors open for another generation!

Always GOOD! The miso butterfish...the bomb! My good friend, having Chemo. She loves their miso…read morebutterfish. They are so kind and easy to order. Everything fresh! You can smell the fish cake cooking.

There's a store along Kekaulike St that's hidden by large deliver vans and trucks, and this store…read moreis literally filled with every fish and seafood imaginable from catfish to tilapia to milkfish to mud fish to many, many more! The store is called Santos Mart! I used frequent this store quite often when it was called something else that I can't remember at the moment, but the sign is still there. ____ Seafood Inc. I feel it was just Kekaulike Seafood Inc, or Chinatown Seafood Inc. Back then, there used to be another wet market of sorts that used to sell a lot of fresh and frozen seafood, but that's been boarded up, used as a filming location for Hawaii Five-O, and now it's going to be torn down for, hopefully, a future rail station. Also, the "glass house" where New Hong Kong Supermarket and Kim An 2 is located used to be a much bigger place with numerous seafood stalls. Homeless took over that sidewalk, but they're gone now and it's pretty safe to venture down. Now all that's left is Santos Mart, and it's all alone. If you look at Santos Mart, it appears to be a small store, but that's not the case at all. It goes deeeeeep inside. There are several, huge, long freezers all jam-packed with frozen fish, seafood, and other meats. If any fish pops into your head, or you watched a video about fish dishes in Southeast Asia, you will probably fish it here. The store is clean and organized, and the prices are clearly marked. Tilapia is the main fish they sell of varying sizes. Even frozen, all their fish look nice, good quality, and very well packaged. You won't find any with freezer burns. In addition to seafood, Santos Mart also sells many convenient dried noodles, sauces and other condiments usually used in southeast Asian cooking. Overall, Santos Mart is a great little store that's not little at all. Even though it's a little off in the distance by it's lonesome, it's worth the trip if you're in need of frozen fish and other seafood. You'll find so many varieties of fish, that you can spend the better part of your morning here. Here's a secret, all the stalls that sell fish that you believe to be fresh are all previously frozen! If the fish ain't in a tank, it's not fresh.

My go to for frozen seafood and Asian goods. Lots of the fish and seafood I grew up on we can't get…read morefresh only because they're not found in Hawaii. Low and behold Santos is the place to go! My Dad loves this place where he can find his beloved tilapia, shrimp and pampano along with Dalag, Bangus, Bukto. (The fish that brings him closer to his hometown the Philippines). The Frozen seafood are imported from South East Asia but just because they're frozen doesnt't mean the quality isn't great. Once defrosted you can see they were freshly frozen. The Quality is spot on. When friends and family are in town from the neighbor island, this is the spot they always ask for. They always go home loaded with extra coolers of seafood to bring back home! Prices are affordable even if the prices have gone up a bit but their items are still top quality .

Fresh fish, crab, shrimp (with and without heads), etc. in Honolulu, Hawaii…read more.. Located at The Marketplace in City Square, Marivic's Fresh Seafood was an educational opportunity for my friend who was visiting from California. I like this enclosed Farmer's Market because it has free shared parking, good lighting, level aisles, convenient restroom, and air conditioning! Marivic's is one of the many vendors at The Marketplace. All of the items were clearly labeled with prices. I was a bit thrown off when one of the workers was using her bare hand to rearrange the crabs that were on the ice. I guess people will wash their seafood before consuming anyway? Everything looked good!

CTN LLC Seafood Fruit Season, every time I am here, I keep forgetting to ask the very friendly lady…read moreowner what CTN stands for and I keep forgetting to ask for her name. hehe- will update with info. I'm sure you are curious on what CTN stands for (?!) CTN is located at Maunakea Market, she is all the way to the back of food court. Look for the limited amount of seafood out front and seasonal colorful fruits. I usually make a stop here if need to fulfill my momma's shopping list or if we go to Chinatown together, we usually shop here. I loved seeing the fresh fruits, which sadly I am not a fan of fruits, if I do purchase them it would be for my momma. She has the good kine seasonal fruits which the prices are on the high, since fruits are expensive and comes in from Hilo. During my recent visit here and I just came back from my Hilo trip. I noticed she has Big Island durian (@$14.95lb), my momma wanted them which I wish I bought some for her when I was at Hilo., crazy me, I didn't know those fruits were durian and they were a cute personal size. She was happy with her durian fruit. We also got some seafood and onions. She has frozen seafood products in the freezer and some Asian products on the shelf. What I dislike about the owner is that she likes to sell and make my mom buy more, she is so sweet so my mom can't say no. She is a very good sales person! She is also very helpful, when my mom needed a product that I couldn't find she helped and gave me suggestions on where to go for it. We always have to get the hot boiled peanuts, $1. per cup before we check out. All in all, despite the sales tactic, I recommend CTN for all of your seasonal fruits, seafoods needs. It is going to be every fruit lovers favorite spot, Support local at CTN!

I highly recommend this spot for all the fruits that they have. We got soursop/mang cau, longan,…read morelychee, rose apple, corn, and many more. We also bought clams and they were so delicious. They were big and meaty. The market is located in the back left. The customer service is quick and friendly.

So I've ordered about 5 times from them within the last couple months. The quality is always great…read moreand consistently. The tuna is my favorite and the salmon is pretty awesome too. I only prepare nigiri, sashimi, and sushi rolls with the fish. If you store it correctly, the fish lasts for 3-5 days in the cold part of the fridge. I tried another fish delivery service and it just doesn't compare. Go sign up for their emails and you'll get notification of deals. Totally worth the money.

We ordered an assortment of sashimi shipped to Orlando Florida. The package was shipped by Fedex,…read moreand although delayed one day the fish arrived ice cold and ready to eat. Kanpachi is usually my favorite, but this was just okay, perhaps because I'm still learning how to slice sashimi! But the salmon and tuna were both superb, as good as I've had from any restaurant. We'll definitely order from them again.

One of the best textures for dried aku I've ever had. Flavor is not overly sweet and just the…read moreright saltiness.

I was introduced to this shop by a local while spending a month on the island ~10 years back. Was…read moretold this was THE BEST DRIED AKU EVER and I can tell you it exceeded expectations!! This place was so good, my wife and I trekked ~2 miles just to pick some up to bring home to the mainland. It's a small simple shop with some delicious home eats. Was told the Miso Butterfish was excellent as well. Hoping to make another trip before I leave to bring some back to the mainland again!

This is the spot for fresh and live oysters. They have many other seafood products but I always get…read morethe oysters from here! The small kusshi oysters are so good raw and great for beginner oyster eaters. The larger goose point oysters are great for grilling, preferred over raw. The online ordering is easy and the pick up is organized. Convenient location in town.

It's pricey, but better prices than retail. They have a large selection and usually have what I…read morewant. It was a bit difficult to find the first time, but once you know, it is easy.

Very friendly and helpful staff. It's a wholesale to the public place so don't expect atmosphere…read more What you can expect is good prices for crab legs. I had to get crab legs for a party so I checked out an Asian market on Dillingham near the bus transit station. IYKYK. $89/# for size 20 King crab, and they even lock the display case! Too much! TRI Seafood was 10 minutes away so I called. The helpful staff texted me their price list, which was super helpful. Turns out their prices were about half of what the other store was charging. Staff is helpful and efficient. Parking is on Mortis Lane behind their building, or on the street. Bring cash if you want to avoid the 3% credit card surcharge.

Friendly service and everything is straight forward for what you're looking for…read more We picked up a 10lb box of steaks and some johnson claw clusters (i think thats the name, LOL) We were in and out. We'll be back to for sure.. Joey was at the front and super cool guy..