Poke competition with the poke counter at Safeway! I personally think this place has better poke,…read morelol. I'm sure some people will disagree--just like some people prefer Pepsi. Poke every day for a week. I have tried pretty much everywhere.

This market is great, amazing prices, great produce and right in the heart of Old Koloa Town. We…read moreneeded just a few items and found them easily!

Tried a bunch of poke places and this was my favorite. Especially the creamy scallops! Everything…read moreis top notch quality and not that busy. They have seatings inside the store. I love this little store. The smoothie place inside is super legit too.

This market has everything you could need, including a juice bar that also serves acai bowls…read more(Anake's Juice Bar), flower stand, and poke spot (Lawai'a Fish Co) inside. The acai bowl place as poppin', I'll definitely have to come back and try it. They also sold juice shots from Kauai Juice Co and mason jars with overnight oats in all different flavors. We opted to get the PB and banana one, excited to give it a try. They sell tons of local products and meats. Unfortunately no local Kaua'i eggs sold here, go to Hoku market for that. They also sell Gina's banana bread for $8.50 near the register, they are huge portions and she doesn't skimp on the nuts, very tasty!! Next to the poke, they also have a food warmer stocked with to-go hot breakfast bentos as well as musubi. Wish I knew that earlier during my trip!

June 2026 I loved…read morethis small and quaint super market. We grabbed the poke bowl and a few bento boxes to go. The poke was delicious! It had just a hint of sesame seed oil and that made it so fabulous.

*** Great store to grab food *** *** Part of ABC Store…read moreFamily *** Sueoka Market has all your small market needs. Grab some food like spam musubi which was our fave to eat for your hikes or the beach. They have bentos and a variety of sweet and salty items but don't go too late as they do run out. Since they are part of the ABC Store family, you save your receipts to get a free gift when you spend a certain amount of money. We went to several markets but this one was our go to. They also carry everything else like souvenirs, water shoes, etc.

We stopped in for dinner and started with a couple of cocktails, which were both excellent. The…read moreatmosphere was really nice, especially with the outdoor seating--it made for a relaxing place to enjoy the evening. I ordered the burger, while my wife went with the fried chicken bowl. My burger was just okay. It was advertised as a smash burger, but the patty didn't really have the crispy edges or texture I'd expect from one. On the other hand, my wife absolutely loved her fried chicken bowl and said it was packed with flavor. One of the highlights of our visit was the hospitality. We mentioned we were celebrating our honeymoon, and the owner (or who I believe was the owner) was incredibly friendly and even let us pick out a pastry to celebrate. That thoughtful gesture really made our visit memorable. Great service, good drinks, and a welcoming atmosphere made for an enjoyable experience overall.

Living Foods is a solid option in Kauai if you're looking for something casual, fresh, and…read morerelatively healthy without making a whole production out of a meal. I went for dinner first and had a positive experience. I ordered the fish of the day, which was fresh and tasty, although it came practically doing the backstroke in a very rich butter sauce. The fish was good enough to stand on its own, so drowning it in butter felt unnecessary. We got the lilikoi cheesecake for dessert and enjoyed it, but they were way too stingy with the lilikoi sauce. Come on, Living Foods, lilikoi sauce is not a controlled substance. Pour a little more on there. The lilikoi cheesecake at Bar Acuda was 10x better. I went back the next day for brunch and had a very different experience. I ordered the loco moco, which the menu explicitly said came with kimchi fried rice. What arrived was plain white rice. When I pointed out that the menu said kimchi fried rice, they brought me a side of kimchi. That honestly annoyed me. Kimchi fried rice is an actual dish. You don't get to advertise it and then serve plain white rice with kimchi on the side like you've fulfilled the assignment. That's like advertising blueberry pancakes, serving plain pancakes with a bowl of blueberries, and calling it close enough. Just do us all a solid and take the kimchi fried rice off the menu. The loco moco itself was also so overcooked and rubbery that chewing it became the main brunch activity. My boyfriend had much better luck with the chilaquiles, which he enjoyed, so brunch wasn't a total loss. I was also surprised by how few vegetables are actually on the menu. For a place centered around fresh, natural, health-conscious food, I expected more appearances from the plant kingdom. Overall, Living Foods gets points for being casual, accessible, and offering fresh options, but the execution is inconsistent.

Our favorite poke of the trip! It was conveniently located near our hotel, the fish was incredibly…read morefresh, and the service was fast but still friendly. So, so good. We would absolutely come back here next time we're in Kauai!

This is a great spot to get a poki plate. Everything tasted fresh…read more Parking is very limited. We had to wait for someone to leave so that we can park. They have a stand only counter space out front. It's a nice view of the street. I really like that they had a sink outside to wash your hand before and after eating. They have to go snacks and jerky as well Merch. Their macaroni was ok. It's portioned for about four spoonfuls. It had potatoes in it which I wasn't expecting. I bought a masubi as a to go snack. It was pretty good. I had the best fish plate. I chose the spicy Aji and shrimp. I got it with the edamame and cucumbers. I really enjoyed the crunch and the freshness of the cucumbers. The only thing I would suggest is that the plates could use a little more rice.

I went around to a few grocery stores and markets in the area and this is the only one that…read moreactually sells local Kaua'i eggs. They also have Kauai duck eggs if that interests you. They have a good amount of local products, I picked up some local Kauai honey from Free to Bee and local Sol Remedies tea leaves to bring back home to California. It's a good sized store with plenty of parking in the lot right out front. They have a good variety of items, from local meats to fresh produce to snacks and lotions.

Love this spot. Huge variety and everything you need. Lots of drinks options…read more Try the Banana and Cream Ollipop. Sooo good. Medications. Food. They got it all

As someone who loves shopping at the farmers market and supporting local vendors and farmers, this…read morewas a huge disappointment. My low rating is only for the Chinese vendor selling papaya, mangoes and other fruits in the front of the farmers market, he had the first stall. Huge scammer. I paid $38 for 4 fruits (3 papayas and one mango), even through was originally quoted $28. All fruits he packed were close to rotting and were trashed as soon as I got to our hotel room. If you are visiting Kauai, do your self a favor and support other farmers markets. I hate dealing with people who are scammers and just out to cheat people. I didn't even go back to complain as it's not worth your energy. Arhh, worst experience in Kauai.

The best!!! So fresh and reasonably priced!!! Went there 4 times in 7 days!!! Try their Mango bread…read moretoo- seriously- the best place on island!!!

It's way too pricey here, and yes their produces are fresh! Koloa Fruit stand's selling fresh…read morerambutans and Logans for $3/lb, here is $5 a bag that less than a pound, some stand had only 7 rambutans in a bag for $5. We got some custard apples...sweet but too mushy. My kids and I enjoyed sour sop juice, $11 a jar.

We plan our trips to Kauai to arrive on Sunday so we can go to this market on Monday. The crowds…read moreline up about 15 minutes early and when the whistle blows it is a brisk, but civil walk to the booths. We always get the fruit and produce for the week at this market. See photos of some of the offerings.

We were walking around town and ran into this store. We were greeted as we walked in…read more They offer a good variety of spiced nuts and were offering a few specials when we were there. They have macadamia nuts as well as mixed nuts. You can ask for a taste of many of nuts they have. It was $10 a bag. The flavors were good and they also ship.

This shop alone makes Koloa town worth a visit for souvenirs. Absolutely amazing nuts here and…read morelively, knowledgeable, personal service. Our guy was originally from SoCal (as I am) and a huge fan of Lilo & Stitch (my husband was wearing a themed Hawaiian shirt) so he was really enthusiastic and fun to talk, but more importantly, we never felt annoyingly pressured to buy. You're free to sample any of the items on the shelves and you should! We were both hit by the crisp textures and seasonings. We ended up purchasing a total of 8 bags for ourselves and extended family. (You get a slight discount if you purchase 7+). Each bag is typically $10, so not low cost, but on par for Hawaii. It smells great inside! Their nut butters are so fresh and with crispy bits -- perhaps the best I've ever had, and the only reason I didn't purchase a large jar or two was because I was trying to avoid checking in a bag at the airport!

=== THE CUTEST. Funnest market we went to. Say hi to G and have lunch there on their front porch!…read more=== We had seen Warehouse 3540 in Lawai on our trips to West Kauai, and after stopping there (also a really great stop but that's another review) walked back to Lawai Market. Super glad we did! Lawai Market has tons of house-made baked goods, a kicking deli section, incredible bread, smoothies, local goods (mostly food kinds), interesting alcohol/spirits, just tons of fun stuff. Counter folks were super friendly, G was especially friendly and helpful, offering recommendations, helping us out, talking story with us, and making us feel at home. Specific thoughts: ++ House-made s'mores bar. Huge portion. Five of us shared one. Topped with toasted marshmallow, then fudge-y brownie, then this incredible crust which seemed like graham cracker shortbread - never had a crust like that. Almost impossible to cut through because it's so wonderfully thick. It literally stays on the knife you use to saw through it. But oh so good. Each bite lasts a long time as you make your way through the layers. + They had more than a dozen other pastries, again, all house-made fresh every day. G says the tres leches cake (beautiful and floating in the cream mixture) and the brownie parfaits are crowd favs. ++ Curried chicken salad. Supreme comfort food but with strong flavors of curry (they don't mess around), raisins, and all sorts of other textures. FILLING - our group of five couldn't eat more than half of the small container and we loved it. ++ Egg salad. Punchier than most egg salads with lots of strong dill. Tended to like the chicken salad more but dug into this when I needed a break from the curry. + Spicy poke. Good and fresh. Personally like the spicy poke from The Musubi Truck better, but this was still solid. Always love the creaminess if the aioli. + Purple power smoothie. You can tell there's something healthy in there - not like your normal straight up sweet smoothie. (I think it's kale.) But this really grew on me. ++ Focaccia. Oh man. Salt crystals on top, great texture to the bread. Our group are bread connoisseurs and they loved this. We went back for a second loaf because we devoured the first one. ++ They have small sizes of everything in their deli which makes getting a selection of a bunch of things for your group easy. We literally sat out there and walked back into the store three or four times to browse and get more items. And walked out with more and more each time. Sitting on their front porch is great too. Yes, the main road goes right by there but lush trees and Kauai greenery abounds on the other side of the road which makes the whole space awesome to hang in. Make this stop - you won't regret it.

Love this little market!…read more They have a small grocery selection as well as hot food and baked goods. Also açaí bowls, smoothies, and coffee. I ordered soft serve with their chocolate haupia flavor and it was amazing. So fresh and creamy and flavorful!