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.

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.

They have a lot of selections of wines and I enjoyed the wine tasting experience. My bf and often…read morego to see what beers or wines or whiskey they have. I hear there's a whiskey tasting too.

Love getting my Rams Gear friendly staff they have coke lol Thank you for the Mini Market…read more Marie

We patron this business often because they always have my husband's drink of choice in stock, Steel…read moreReserve, 211, and Soju. The husband and wife owners are very nice, and appreciate our business. They also sell some fresh snacks like boiled peanuts and they are ono!

I'm a fan of R Field Wine Company and when I was told there was one at the Kapolei Foodland Farms I…read morehappily made the drive in the worst weather in December just to check it out. I don't mind the drive from Halawa to Kapolei as it's going against traffic making it easier and faster than town destinations. Making my schedule to hit the furthest Costco Gas first. Home Depot for Gift Cards second then Foodland Farms lastly. Nice parking fronting the store I was jumping puddles and dodging raindrops as I entered. Located in the middle of the store is the R Field Wine Company section. Ordered two pounds of their imported Mortadella (excellent) for Italian sandwiches my son wanted to replicate after his most recent trip to Rome along with some sliced cheese. Since this visit was before Christmas I made a number of stocking stuffer purchases of Manoa Honey, Lingonberry jam, some wonderful goat cheeses and my favorite St Angel French soft cheese along with three bags of fresh Lavosh. No wines this trip but they do have some good labels on their shelves. Another trip planned this week, I'm making my list.....

Sliced to order prosciutto di San Daniele, prosciutto di Parma, mozzarella di bufala, burrata,…read morebresaola, cambozola, pate` mousse with truffle, Cambozola, savoiardi "lady fingers", unusual and imported cheese and salumi... Mmmmmm *these* are just a few of my favorite things!! After 11 years in Italy, when I returned to my native Hawai'i it was a bit of a bummer to not be able to relive and share certain foods that became daily dish staples for me. I would boast about this cured meat and THAT parmiggiano and creamy burrata mozzarella... But they were just memories of the past. Hawai'i is my home and i would never move back to Europe but just part of the palate was missing it... Until we stumbled upon R. Field Wine. Tears... ugly, slobbery tears that ruin your makeup. I cried them. But out of joy. Pure joy. You want Italian staples? You can find them here. There are several locations, all found inside or next to Foodland, but the ones I frequent most are Kailua, Ala Moana and Kapolei. All the greatest cured meats I could find in Italy, I can now find at R. Field Wine. Not even kidding. My favorite prosciutto is San Daniele (they tend to butcher the name- but they have it- so I'll take it) and my favorite type of mozzarella is burrata (a little pricey but worth every penny). If you are making a charcuterie/ grazing board to impress, the following are my go-to's from this awesome gem of a place. They give samples if you are unsure about the meat. -Prosciutto San Daniele (the smaller the round, the sweeter-- I like mine salty- so I always ask to see the cut first... **when curing, they hang the meat from smaller end- so all salt and seasoning runs down to bigger part**) -Prosciutto di Parma (the real deal, not that pre-packaged smelly cardboard- same rule as above, the smaller the round, the sweeter- the longer- the saltier) -Speck (if you find scamorza cheese, roll it up in the speck and pan-fry... ooohh!! Amazing!! They're called "uccelletti" or "little birds") -Bresaola (bray-ZA-OH-LA) this is the leanest cured meat you will find. In Italy it is common to find this smoky delicacy in horse meat but the imported one is usually beef. Sprinkle with lemon and olive oil for a model's meal. They eat this when dieting. If you want to make it more exciting, eat it with mozzarella to cut the salt. -Burrata- the creaminess of this mozzarella is unparalleled... doesn't slice well but on pizza or raw with prosciutto or tomatoes is divine. -Pate- they have black truffle duck pate and goose pate- they are amazing- just depends if you like truffle or not! Try them! Cambozola- is like a creamy gorgonzola that is less sharp but melts beautifully on warm crusty bread! Note: not for non-blue cheese lovers. The brave only! Savoiardi- what I use to make tiramisu. Don't forget the mascarpone in the fridge section! R. Field also is home to many wines and liqueurs (as the name suggests) and quality local products like my favorite kauai cocoa for tiramisu, chocolate, coffee and honey. Hope this was helpful! You can't go wrong with any of their salumi! I promise!

It may not be the worst Class 6 on the island, but it's definitely not the best. A good class 6 has…read morea solid beer collection, not all Budweiser and Coors Light. O prefer to sample the local beers or craft beers. I can go to anywhere and get Budweiser or Miller Light. It also seems that their prices are the same as some of the liquor stores off post. They have a large selection of wines and liquors so it's not a terrible place. Hopefully one day they'll get more beers.

Great place to grab drinks for any event. Friendly and helpful staff. And frequently filled with…read moredemos of new drinks to try. If your on Schofield I would check this place out. Pretty budget friendly for enlisted personnel as well.

This is a surprisingly good little store across from the beach park. It was an extremely hot day…read moreand we were planning to hike around for a few hours, so I decided to stock up on some water supplies. They had a great selection of beverages. Since I'm a sparking water junkie, I was pleasantly surprised to find that they sell Voss still and sparkling water here, including the tangerine lemongrass sparkling version. (I can't even find that in Town!) The shop also has lots of snacks to choose from. It looked like they carried quite a few local foods, like jerky. You probably won't be able to get a full meal here, but it's a good snack run. There's a designated lot for the store with plenty of spaces, so you don't need to worry about street parking. It's not the fanciest store in the world, but they definitely stock some good options.

Well it's a good thing to have a store walking distance from your house but I remember having the…read moreold owners who only double the price but the new owners now triple the price of everything make sure your kids can add and subtract because they going to rip them off to and if you have food stamp be careful always ask for receipt they are not to be trusted.

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!

Today the gas prices was fairly low 4.94 a gallon waiting for the fill up tank with the loose…read morechange in your ashtray days Marie

Finding myself in Waipahu for a reason…read more.. After visiting a nearby business and days and days and daeaaaays of rain I basically can't see outside my window even after squeegee washing my windows...it was time. Poof I see a self serve car wash called "isle wash" right beside Aloha Island Mart and decided to give it a try, no lines no fuss just me and my ride lol! With three types of wash to choose from I just chose the cheapest at $13 was still a bit high for a self serve I thought but I'm not doing this in the hot sun so here we go! Yes it's the basic wash all with a touch of a button and credit card the process was fast and easy. Did it get all my grimy dirt off my ride...yup but not all the water...infact that was the worse part and is a good thing I do carry a microfiber towel at all times so I pulled into a nearby parking lot and towel dried my car top to bottom...I probably should've gone on the freeway fast lane then have done that lol!! Though I do love the convenience and it did what I needed to get done. Thank you!