What brings you here…read more.. Yes currently there is a massive Rail Construction running right down the whole front of the shopping center making it difficult to access for many drivers who avoid the area but little many know that they do have an entrance in the back as well on Kaumualii Street. With lots of free parking that alone is a great reason to visit this location as they have many eateries with Zippy's is the largest along with Egghead Cafe, Ahi and Vegetable, Elvin's just to name a few along with some services like Massage & Spa, Mili Nail 2 for some manicure or some fun at the newest addition Claw Kingdom whatever it is you can find it here. Thank you!

Kapalama Shopping Center is like a foodie haven!…read more There's something for everyone! If you want breakfast, go to Egghead Cafe. (It took the place of Violet's Grill.) Undecided? How about Ono Korean BBQ? If you want baked goods and/or a beautiful cake, go to Elvin's Bakery. Need some comfort food? Zippy's has almost everything! If you want a hearty sandwich, go to Machete's. Feeling like fried chicken? Check out Wing Stop. If you want halohalo or ice cream, go to Magnolia's. Craving something healthier? Try Ahi & Vegetable. If you happen to need your shoes repaired, there's a shop here! The list goes on and on... The main entrance to this dining mecca is on Dillingham Boulevard. There is a back entrance on Kaumualii Street if you need it. The renovations look great! Parking is still free and plentiful! I'll be back soon!

Absolutely love this mall! Why? Friendly staff everywhere I…read morego-- helpful to find items, check out, offer chopsticks/forks for dining on site, directions around the mall (it is HUGE!) Many things to do, see, buy: -- Wide variety of options for shopping -- designers (LV, Dior, etc), shoes stores ,Target ... honestly too many to name! -- Hula shows daily Many things to eat: -- Food Court -- BEST MALL FOOD I'VE EVER HAD! LOVE Jollibee LOVE Poi Bowl (especially the squid luau and tripe stew) -- Grocery stores with amazing food selections (Foodland, Nijiya Market). * Foodland is my GO TO when I want variety in one place at an affordable price -- pizza , sushi , bakery, hot buffet by the pound, and poke by the pound to name a few! * There's restaurants inside with brunch and happy hours. * Coffee and tart options for buying and bringing home. * SIGN UP for the Maka'i rewards because it adds up and you can get free reusable bags, % discounts and $ rewards! See my separate review for more photos. * Nijiya Market is also a regular spot for finding high quality sushi and unusual items I don't find back home (see my separate review for more photos).

Today day the mall is hella busy I got lucky found some good parking so many people seems like…read moreChristmas Marie

An underrated shopping mall in the underbelly of Honolulu: City Square Shopping Center. It is…read morelocated in Kalihi...and, no Kamehameha Schools doesn't own the property. They have a little bit of everything from bakeries to grocery stores. The venerable Kamehameha Bakery opens at 200a on weekdays but most establishments open their doors between 800a and 930a. The Marketplace - a seafood and farmera market in one space - opens at 800a; they have food vendors inside if you want takeaway. Lots of eateries...a couple of salons...and Kalihi Pet Center. Four low-rise buildings make up the center spanning from Dillingham Boulevard to Kalani Street. Yes, until the rail is finished in this area - traffic is horrid. Entranceways / exits are on Kohou Street and Kalani St. Lots of parking stalls for patrons. Hours are primarily between 800a and 400p for most businesses.

What's your favorite place…read more.. I do come here for many of the business and honestly it's in The Markeplace at City Square which is the place right beside Chuck E Cheese and it's to sharpen my knives at AFrame. This area is in the midst of the crazy rail project as it's heading directly in its path for us to access yet you don't have to entree via Dillingham as the roads are nuts along with Kohou Street is closed for traffic just use the other entrance from Kalani Street as it's filled with so many great local small biz and lots of free parking it's the place to get lunch, produce shopping or just a Sip like I did at this new spot that just recently opened. Whatever it is they basically have it and I just can't avoid it even with the crazy construction going on in fact makes me want to support these biz further. Thank you!

I have never been inside this huge establishment lots of shops eateries offices businesses wow Its…read morea must to be here. 'ŌlenaHi by Chef Ron Simon is a Honolulu eatery known for its "Grab-n-Go Gourmet" meals, blending local Hawaiian flavors with modern techniques, offering dishes like Blackened Ahi Sandwich, Wagyu burgers, and brisket bowls, with popular items including banana poi bread and Filipino lemonade, and is praised for its fresh, high-quality ingredients and friendly service. And Rose omg what a ball of huge energy great personality Prime Rib phew... Marie

Shopping and dining in Honolulu, Hawaii... and a movie theater across the street!…read more The Dole Cannery seems to be an untapped space for customers to explore. I found many treasures here that are shareable! My favorites from the Food Court are: Fatboys 'Ōlena Hawaiian Fresh Roast Coffee Subway Some of my favorite businesses include: Aloha Fabrics Eco Town Regal Theater I appreciate the spaciousness, good lighting, cleanliness, locked restrooms (need a code for the door), and shared dining areas. It's on the calm, quiet, peaceful side... which I like a lot!

Used to be better, sadly they have lost a lot of businesses and need to lower rents to entice…read morepeople to come back and do business with them

You can never find parking here during the day time. It's always packed. If you can't find…read moreparking in the main lot you gotta go on the other side. I guess it's because they have some key places that people go to a lot like LnL's, Savers, Pricebusters, Yummy's, Foodland, etc. It's actually a pretty nice combination of businesses all lined up if you think about it. There's a convenience store, thrift/department store, eating place, grocery supermarket place, etc. Very affordable and money friendly combination of places. What more can you ask for. They have a Taste of Kalihi Festival over here every year which makes it a pretty good area for a block party. Right across of Colburn St. you also have the gas station, Popeye's, Sizzlers, etc. All in the heart of Kalihi. Yelp 365 Challenge #89/365

3.5 stars I have a…read morelove hate relationship with this center which is why they're getting 3.5 stars. I love it because I love coming to get bagels at Lox of Bagels and getting milk tea at Hana Tea. I hate it because usually the parking lot is full and there's also a lot of potholes so beware. As long as those businesses are here, I'll keep coming. ******** I love Hana Tea I dislike this parking lot ohh Lox of Bagels

If you visit Honolulu's Chinatown, this is the one concentrated spot where you will get the full…read moreimpact of the neighborhood in one broad swipe. It's not completely Chinese per se because, for example, the Food Hall is more global in scope in order to cater to more international tourists. Filipino, Korean, and Thai eateries are next to burger and burrito stands. There's even a Maguro Brothers outlet offering fresh poke bowls and sashimi plates. Chinese delectables, of course, are fully represented here with popular kiosks dedicated to dim sum and Chinese-style BBQ. Adding to the full Chinatown vibe around the corner is the expansive Open Market where local customers shop for fresh meats, produce, and seafood all out on full display. However, the most inviting space is the outdoor courtyard surrounded by various gift shops and anchored by tables with shade umbrellas and a clock tower. RELATED - Exploring Hawaii? Here's a collection of places I've visited and reviewed: https://yelp.to/uYcafC7R5e

I really enjoyed going to Maunakea Market in Chinatown. It was refreshing to visit, as I got pretty…read moretired of the tourist areas in Waikiki. This seemed like a more local, authentic experience. The food shops in the building here made it feel like I was traveling overseas, from the smaller seating area and the fish market. There is a variety of foods, mostly Filipino, Chinese, Vietnamese, and poke representing. Towards the back there is a fish market, where the fish are so fresh and I guess you could say the displays were beautiful. Outside of the main food court area are some vendors. I didn't get to check out many of them, but they did remind me that of other Chinatown shops in other cities. I loved that this felt so familiar, yet was a new experience!