Grocery Stores in Honolulu, HI

30 locations found near Honolulu

“This location is one of the better on island. Located on the ground floor (parking garage entrance) of the Ala Moana on the western side of the compound, it is very clean and well stocked. Has a great wine bar but the true Jen is the Poke Counter, baked goods and food bar!!

Only downside is the parking. It is very busy and the parking can be tight and the lot very chaotic. Many people are careless and rude. I’ve had someone scrape the corner of my car and just leave.

Tip for parking is to park across the main entry lot access which is often pretty empty. It adds maybe two minutes to walk to store entrance and has a crosswalk. Less stress and safer to your car!!”

4.6 Superb464 Reviews

“We love, love, love this store! We buy a bunch of no waste, organic products for our gym. There are so many awesome products and the candy bar is soooo good! its a must see store. The staff is super friendly and they have parking in the back of the store.”

4.9 Superb81 Reviews

“I stopped by to get my early lunch, Ahi Poke Bowl, for $8.37 with tax included, which is a very cheap price. It was delicious also and so convenient. The diet pepsi was only $0.60, which was also so cheap. Very cheap and convenient so it is a great spot for cheap lunch while passing by.”

4.6 Superb139 Reviews

“I visited the Don Quijote Honolulu store in March 2025, which had just opened on February 15, 2025.

There were many people in the store, and it was very lively, which made me realize how popular it is. There was a wide selection of souvenirs such as macadamia nuts and chocolate, and some items were cheaper than ABC Store and other supermarkets.

The aisles were also wider than Don Quijote in Japan, giving it an American scale. Japanese food and daily necessities were also available, and it seemed to be used by not only tourists but also locals.

There was a wide variety of products, so it was fun just to look around.

I visited Don Quijote Honolulu in March 2025, shortly after its grand opening on February 15, 2025.

The store was bustling with many customers, which showed how popular it has already become. There was a wide selection of souvenirs like macadamia nuts and chocolates, and some items were cheaper than at ABC Stores or other supermarkets.

Additionally, the aisles were wider than those in Japanese Don Quijote stores, reflecting the American scale. They carried Japanese groceries and household items, and it seemed to be a place not just for tourists but also for locals.

There was a large variety of products, and just browsing the store was enjoyable.”

4.4 Superb504 Reviews

“This is a really top quality supermarket, expect to pay pretty at prices though. Another reviewer compared it to Whole Foods -- but more expensive. That seems accurate. So many items are upscale and high quality. I think you might be able to find more reasonable prices, but it requires a lot of hunting around.”

4.4 Superb259 Reviews

“1 May 2025... Our first produce and grocery box delivered as
scheduled, refrigerated and filled with our request ... greens were super fresh, frozen items extra packaging-insulation. great value, locally produced, to ur home : ) !!!”

5 Superb37 Reviews

“I have to say one of the best experiences I've ever had. The food was amazing and it was super fresh. We had a great time talking with server Pak and chef Chu san. It was very nice getting to know them. Fun fact: they have shipment of 2-3 times a week. So you know everything is fresh.”

4.7 Superb139 Reviews

“Best place to find what I need and staff very helpful to assist in finding what you need. Wether its a sushi party or pasta dinner for 200 peeps, you got it! Thank-you ?”

4.6 Superb185 Reviews

“Lived across the street for about 5 months and Whole Foods saved me! I love it and it’s a great location. It was always kept clean and people were nice! The food was great and I loved the cafeteria.”

4.3 Superb413 Reviews

“It's been awhile since I last visited. Alot of empty shelf space . Vegetables looks good and fresh. Poke section, great variety. Fresh fish variety. Picked up hawaiian salt.”

4.5 Superb278 Reviews

“I've only gotten food here and not groceries but they have a good variety of vegan or healthy foods, including some desserts like pies and cookies that are really good. Their burgers are also good, just expensive. $23 for a burger and fries...ouch.”

4.4 Superb242 Reviews

“Went to Basalt with my two adult children for Thanksgiving dinner (the holiday, not the food). Shared squash coconut curry soup and lemon pepper shrimp recommended by waiter. Both were outstandingly good! Entrees included shutome (a sushi grade swordfish) and mushroom risotto, both of which were excellent. And for dessert, mochi brownie and POG mousse, great choices. We tried the rum-based sangria, but didn't care for it and weren't charged for it. Overall, an excellent experience for the family!”

4.2 Good683 Reviews

“Best commissary on island. Love the selection of gluten free options and plant based cheeses. Most of the meat is of the lowest quality. They do carry a little bit of chicken that’s raised without antibiotics and there is one type of nitrate free bacon. They also carry Boar’s Head deli meat. One type of non-dairy ice cream. Very small selection of organic produce.”

4.3 Superb197 Reviews

“Years ago we looked forward in anticipation of what Foodland would create in our neighborhood. We weren't disappointed.

Kahala Market became our friendly grocery store. The location was perfect that it was walking distance from our home.

Their meat and seafood was stocked with fresh products. Produce department was varied with fresh greens from local farms.

The bento and poke became our favorite items we purchased consistently. The baked goodies were equally scrumptious.”

4.3 Superb143 Reviews

“This was such a good find. Staff are so friendly and for a small shop, it had heaps of options. Great to save money and just get breakfast and salad stuff for a few days. And their coffee is not bad either.”

4.4 Superb72 Reviews

“Another great alternate if China town have no parking. This Asian market have plenty free parking.

Inside the market is clean and bright. Also varieties of items. Perhaps more and more coming. Still the same make sure to check the date of the products. Some are manufactured date some are expiration date. Great way to avoid the expiration products we should help them bring more customers so the product will be restock more often.”

4.5 Superb45 Reviews

“Just a reminder, a four star review for me is not a bad thing. Four star reviews are typically better than most average comparable businesses in this category.

With that said, the Safeway is probably the main grocery store in Hawaii Kai. The only other comparable store is Costco, but you need a membership. Plus, at the latter you have to buy in bulk.

The Safeway has a pretty wall stocked deli section and isn't as crazy busy on five dollar Fridays compared to some of the other locations. They also have a good meat/seafood section and a hot bar.

Typically, we will just stop in here for groceries. Their prices are pretty reasonable, especially if you download the app. So keep that in mind before your next visit.

The location isn't rundown or dingy and has a pleasantly cool air-conditioning system. The staff here are nice and helpful if you ever need them.

As far as parking goes, there's a ton of Apple parking in the free parking lot. Yes, there are a ton of restaurants and other establishments nearby that might cause some congestion. However, this year amount of stalls ensures that you'll probably find something without circling for too long.

One thing to note is that this location does not have a pharmacy unlike some of the other locations. So if you're looking to get a prescription filled, you should probably head next-door to Longs.”

4.2 Good200 Reviews

“Only utilized the self help water feature. Convenient to fill 4 jugs at 1 time. Comparable pricing for price per gallon as other places. I'll definitely go back.”

4.2 Good194 Reviews

“Products are overall very well placed. However, it is very expensive besides this small to some of the other locations, probably would advise to go to Ward Ave instead.”

4.2 Good213 Reviews

“Times continues to top the list of places with "real hometown feel."Every time I've been in, I've been helped by a very friendly and customer service oriented person, regardless of the department, or even how obvious the solution to my request/need was. Thank you and I hope you always enjoy what you do because it shows!”

4.2 Good134 Reviews

“You can buy it cheaper than ABC store. As for Kona Bar, it was half the price at the airport. And it's spacious and you can buy a lot of things. Also, you can see Diamond Head clearly from the parking lot on the second floor.”

4.1 Good318 Reviews

“First time in Hawaii! All glory to God! We have been to 4 foodlands and I have to say this 1 was the best. she literally had us try everything before ordering which makes it a million times better for foreigners! Thank you so much for that!”

4.2 Good154 Reviews

“This Foodland at Market City is so great. Convenient, super clean, early & late hours. The prices and sales are so much better then
Princeville, RIP $ Most expensive grocery store in the U.S. Just left Kaua’i n shore after 15 years. The staff is so friendly, all the time. They lovingly give me quarters. Jim is the sweetest team member, honest caring friendly, always personable!
These guys are near my hale so I go to them. Parking great too early mornings and 9 pm ish

Mahalo nui you guys for”

4.1 Good222 Reviews

“You can buy poke and other things cheaper than at Island Country Market, and they also have meat, seafood, and vegetables, so you don't have to go to a supermarket far away to get what you need. Since there are few people on the roads, it is recommended that women go while it is still light out.”

4.1 Good200 Reviews

“Small but mighty. All the Thai ingredients you'll need to make Thai dishes, including mortar and pestle, shallots, garlic, ginger, all kinds of fish sauce and paste, spices, etc. it cost $4.60 for a ginger and a bag of shallots, not the cheapest but also much better deal than if you buy from a regular grocery store! It wasn't hard to find parking on Maunakea st for a quick stop. However, I saw parking enforcement's car there so it looks like now you gotta put money in the meters. It's $3 per hour or 75c per 15 mins, however long you wanna pay for.”

5 Superb45 Reviews

“Seated with ocean breeze in a romantic corner. Service was exceptional with great attention to detail. Oysters were plump and succulent. Entree was exceptional Couldn't have been more pleased. Excellent restaurant experience.”

4 Good172 Reviews

“Great comissary with lovely workers always keeping the shelves stocked and the check outs moving smoothly!

Update: since first review the self checkout lanes have been installed and it is a great addition!”

4 Good231 Reviews

“I totally forgot about the dim sum vendor in the Times at Kamehameha Shopping Center. Now I’m back and so glad I came. The roast pork hits the spot. The pork hash was so ono! I wish I knew if the business had a name. I think they should have their own review page.”

4 Good176 Reviews

“I order food from this place and it'd so ono!!! hits the spot. gotta try the fish sando and the katsu...homade sauce...or get the gravy eit the breakfast sando. plus can get some drinks and trader Joe snacks n merch. love the service too. good family vibes. ??”

4.8 Superb17 Reviews

“If anyone wants fresh eggs and support local, this is the place to go! They offer good deals every day. The aunties behind the counter are always friendly. Service is quick. They do not accept any bills over 20. Debit or credit is also accepted. There is a good amount of parking stalls outside of the store. We've been customers for decades and as long as they keep up the good work, we will continue to buy from them.”

4.5 Superb59 Reviews

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