Grocery Stores in Aiea, HI

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  1. 98-211 Pali Momi St, Aiea HI 96701

    4.3 Superb 274 reviews

    “Before touring Pearl Harbor we searched for a place to have lunch , found Down to Earth through Happy Cow. The signature black bean and beet burger was delicious, we also enjoyed sweet potato fries with vegan cookies for dessert, highly recommend! We'll be stopping back during our stay in Honolulu. Updated from previous review on 2026-10-19”

  2. 99-115 Aiea Heights Dr, Aiea HI 96701

    4.1 Good 140 reviews

    “This is strictly for the sushi/okazuya section only! I rarely go to this Times location but, we needed to kill time while waiting for our food upstairs at Aiea Bowl. We were pleasantly surprised that they expanded and ate more like the Times in Mililani! There's a bakery upon entering which smelled sooo good! I'll have to try that place out next! To the far right once you enter is where the sushi and bentos are located! There were 2 workers making fresh sushi. The one thing that stuck out to us was the "From Japan" stickers! My hubby loved the fresh hamachi sushi! It's 5 pieces for $9.99! Much more reasonable than sushi places. I love Inari sushi and I especially love Tuna Inari sushi! I'm so happy I can now get my fix here! There was a 5 piece set and a 10 piece one! They also had a mixed inari set we tried. The combo of the aburage (tofu skin) adds so much extra flavor! They also had full spicy ahi inari and ahi poke inari if you love the fish & inari combo! I also saw hot entrees which were salmon bento, tonkatsu bento and katsu curry bentos. So there's definitely something for everyone if raw fish isn't your thing! Overall, we have come back 2 Saturdays in a row so we recommend checking it out!”

  3. 98-023 Hekaha St, Aiea HI 96701

    4.3 Superb 12 reviews

    “Really cute mom & pop conveince store that sells assorted musubi's, bento's, hot and cold sandwiches made to order plate lunch and even poke bowls! We only tried the Spam musubi's so far but will be back to sample the rest of the menu. Support local.”

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  5. 99-793 Halawa Heights Rd # A, Aiea HI 96701

    3.9 Good 11 reviews

    “NiceFriendly service. Welcoming people with a good selection of local and Korean snacks and drinks. A good place to stop for a quick drink or snack. WouldRecommend to anyone looking to get in and get out with minimum fuss.”

  6. 98-020 Kamehameha Hwy #2E, Aiea HI 96701

    3.8 Good 141 reviews

    “Palama Supermarket is one of my go-to spots in Hawaii when I'm looking for authentic Korean ingredients and dishes. One of my favorites has to be their bulgogi sushi—it’s a perfect fusion of tender, marinated beef and the simplicity of sushi. When I'm just grabbing a quick bite, Palama Supermarket always gives me a real taste of Korea.”

  7. 98-1277 Kaahumanu Street, Aiea HI 96701

    3 Average 38 reviews

    “My guest loved this cake!!! It was vanilla cake with strawberries inside!! My son loved the Cars toys and that's all he wanted! Safeway did a great job with the cake and having it ready on time. We loved it and the cupcakes!!”

  8. 98-1277 Kaahumanu Street, Aiea HI 96701

    3.6 Good 215 reviews

    “Friendly staff that care about their customers and I'm impressed with their inventory of products. Definitely get the app or register your cellphone number to get the membership discounts. 🤓”

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