“The hot case food had a lot of dried meat. Possibly because it's been sitting there for a while. The only good thing about this spot was the fresh variety of poke. Most of the options were pretty good. I highly recommend this place if you want some good Poke”
“We stumbled upon this market while we were putting gas by the airport. I thought there would be Hawaiian souvenirs inside, but to no avail. It literally was a Japanese market with everything you could think of. Very interesting place. They have ready made food too. I did recognize some of the snacks and beers, other than that I had no clue. My Melody toilet paper caught my eye! A bunch of Hello Kitty and Friends bags, socks, etc.....cool place.”
“I stopped by Keep It Simple while in town with my Mom. Paige and Sierra were SO helpful and kind. I loved the products the shop had to offer, but what left a lasting impression was the kindness and warmth we received upon walking in. I got the cutest bikini and a boost of joy, and I can’t wait to return.”
“Don Quijote is an Asian walmart basically. You can find a variety of things here such as beauty, personal hygiene, souvenirs, kitchenware, food, laundry, etc. If you are into uniqueness in your day to day life, this store is for you!”
“The staff were attentive and friendly. All of the food was fresh and delicious. I highly recommend making a reservation as the restaurant is small. There is a small lot out front shared with other businesses. I will definitely be back.”
“As an individual who values quality products and extraordinary service, I'm thoroughly impressed with Farm Link Hawaii - including its mission. They have created a business to customer process which is extraordinarily smooth from beginning to end. Their delivery of quality products is enhanced by timely, clear communication which effectively sets expectations thanks to an ongoing dialog with the customer from start to finish - including a caring follow up. I look forward to enjoying their products and superior service in the future.”
“The few times I've been here I have always been impressed by the selection of Asian food finds, especially Malaysian and Southeast Asian selections. Also they are very helpful and kind.”
“A decent souvenir store. The prices are very expensive as the other places. If the prices were better, they would have gotten a five. If it was not for the friendly staff, they would have gotten a three.”
“They have great healthy food options and their mango sticky rice smoothie is amazing. The cashier was in a super bad mood though. She was super rude to the customer before me to the point I felt bad for him.”
“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.”
“My husband and I went to Basalt with friends to celebrate a birthday. We were treated by a friendly hostess and shown to a table quickly. Our server came to our table quickly as well and told us about the menu and took drink orders. Our appetizer of crispy cauliflower was delicious! We split house salads which were fresh and full of lots of goodies-not the typical lettuce and one cherry tomato. We had mains of Black Cod, Salmon Risotto, Mushroom Risotto and Pork Chop. All perfect and delicious. The Black Cod being one of the best I've had. Dessert was a piece of chocolate mouse cake with a candle to celebrate the birthday and mochi brownie. Death by chocolate for sure and well worth it! Basalt is located in an Asian Grocery Store-but the restaurant is decorated nicely and has a lovely outdoor patio. The bar takes center stage and bartender gave quite the performance while we were there. It was fun and memorable. A most definite search out off the busy streets of Honolulu. Go!”
“Nice staff, better prices than ABC stores. Small selection, but good enough. Plenty of soft and alcohol drinks, cold and hot. Ice cups. Fruit, sushi, etc. Food, snacks. It's a tiny store, but it has all you need :)”
“Super friendly staff. Delicious flavorful poke and good selection of fresh produce and more speciality grocery items. Reminds me of a Whole Foods vibe. Gorgeous flower department also. Mahalo!”
“The recent bird flu and egg shortage in the US has turned me into an egg snob! How can that be? Up until recently, I was a Costco egg shopper, buying their affordable, mainland-produced 18-pack and 5 dozen options. Thin shells and pale yellow yolks that got the job done. Once in a while I’d find steaks of blood in them, even a soft embryo that looked like a beak. Yikes. When the egg shortage hit, I was forced to pick up whatever was available at Safeway. Enter my first experience with Ka Lei Eggs, including a painful price of $8 for just a dozen white eggs. The plastic packaging is very durable but wasteful, with a fancy, double lid closure and the only downfall of the product. The shells are noticeably thicker, but the yolks are what makes it worth the price. Not only are they deep yellow in color, they really do taste better overall. “Too good!” as their old commercial slogan would say. A few weeks later, the spouse picked up a dozen of their organic brown eggs from Whole Foods, with an even steeper price of $11 for a dozen. The yolks were of the same deep color and tasted similar to their white counterparts, so I’ll be sticking to the former. OVERALL: No more mainland eggs for us!”
“If you’re looking for delicious poke, this is the place to go. We loved it so much that we came back every day to get it again. Everything was fresh and really tasty, and this particular location of the chain was especially good. Definitely recommend it!”
“We love visiting Down to Earth when we're travelling to Oahu. We order sandwiches and fries from the Deli, and love the baked goods as well. The service is always great. The food is fresh. Love it! Thank you!”
“Big variety of groceries to choose from! Fresh produce, meats, bakery! The hot deli serves some really good hot cooked meals! 5 minute walk from the hilton village.”
“This little neighborhood store is a gem. The family that work the register is always pleasant and their prices beat any 7-11, I go there quite often, always greeted with a smile and fast service. In and out. The parking in front is often full as they share parking with the laundromat but the grassy area across the street is convenient.”
“Food is delicious , prices are reasonable , employees are very friendly & fun to talk to but for me its the place I go if I need to cater a party, I always order the large pans especially the mix sushi platter, noodles & kalbi ribs”
985 Dillingham Boulevard Suite 100, Honolulu HI 96817
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“This is the most amazing grocery store in Hawaii! It has almost everything that I could want from Chinatown. It's a little bit more expensive, but given that it's got almost everything I want all in one place and I don't have to pay for parking, it's definitely worth spending a little more.”
“Highest quality produce available in any store on Oahu, it’s CSA quality. I hope more locations open because Oahu is in severe need of grocery stores like this.”
“Fresh and quaint Farm to table type restaurant. They use local ingredients and produce too. I love the vibe and local flair here. Can hardly wait to go back soon!”
“A little hard to find, enter from Pensacola street, near Davenport street intersection. Excellent food!! I highly recommend the Bulgogi, Spicy Pork, and Kimchi! They have the best Musubi on Oahu!!”
“It was my first time at foodland - the general manager was really helpful & informative with their poke selection, staff were all super nice and welcoming! Enjoyed my visit”
“This place has recently been under new ownership in the past couple months! Their food offering has been completely revamped. I tried their butter Mochi and chocolate Mochi and I was over the moon!!! It was so yummy, a must try for sure. The new owner, Rj creates really yummy specials. I've tried both the yellow and red curry and both are really good. I always grab 6 or so musubis, a couple breakfast bentos and some of their yummy caramel rice krispies to take to the beach for my family. All in all, I love the rotating food selection here. I'm always impressed when I try something new at Iolani.”
“They make a really good spam musubi and also sell some good bentos made fresh daily. Not bad for a liquor store. It's a good place to grab a snack if you're hungry and don't wait. They also make sandwiches which I haven't tried yet. Owner is very nice and helpful.”
“The Hale Koa AAFES Express Exchange is only open to authorized military patrons! Located on the ground level of the Hale Koa Hotel. You don't have to be staying at the Hale Koa Hotel to shop here. Very well stocked with souvenirs, clothing, snacks and toiletries.”
“I've been coming to this whole foods for around 2 years now, and it is always stocked, with fresh varieties and healthy options. The customer service is on point, they will help you when you ask for help, employees will not ignore you and will greet you. If they don't know the answer to your question, they will find someone who will until your question is answered, or the item your looking for is fully stocked. I've had the time to speak with the chef who have several years of cooking experience, speaking about the healthy varieties, and options provided. With the recommendations, and the types of foods that support healthy living and moderation. This whole foods is my go to whole foods, its not just convenient, it feels like a community where you belong.”
“Freshest lychee. Their day old lychee is $5.99 /lb… but day of is $17/lb if I heard right ?lychee from big island is delivered every morning!! So many other products like seeds and herbs. They have super cute merch too”
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