“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!”
“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.”
“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”
“Finally found this place again, delicious grab and go stuff. Had a rice banana pandan thing and a salad with crunchies and noodles. So good. They've got groceries as well. I walk but there's lots of bus stops right there too.”
“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.”
“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!”
“Make a list and check it twice as Times has so much to offer!One thing I do love about this location is that the parking lot is large and well maintained with just steps away from the market itself so no elevators or crossing the street to access is great.I did come for something very specific and had to be in and out quick so knew that coming here is the best solution...until I browsed since I found that item so quickly that there was always something else I'm looking for and did manage to find something at a great deal omg!!Times also famously have various plate lunches daily, poke counter, even a service counter where you're able to get bus pass, HOLO card, stamps, and Western Union transaction that's a little bit of everything at daily store hours of 6am to 11pm you know it's a great pick up place.Thank you!”
“MUSUBIs!!!! Small Mom & Pop store that carries everything from beer and wine to musubis and ice cream. Hey they even sell fishing supplies and make keys. Generally I feel like prices are good (considering the store type), about what you would pay at 7-11 or Aloha Mart. Parking is not the greatest, maybe 3-4 stalls, but rarely are all the stalls filled. Most people are quickly in and out. Our family lives in the area, so of course we love the location, but what we REALLY LOVE are the MUSUBIs. They just seem to have the perfect blend of flavor, rice to spam ratio and of course price. The spam is more than likely simmered in a sweet shoyu based sauce and it's cut about a third of an inch thick and placed on a rice bed slightly less than two inches thick (maybe an inch and a half). The spam, rice and nori are, in my opinion, very balanced (OMG, writer's salivation). I'm not quite sure what the price is now, but I believe it's $1.89 each. I stopped paying attention after the 20th time I bought one. The couple that works there is so nice. Instead of going to one of the Gas Station Stores on School Street, give this place a try.”
“Staff are really helpful. Gotta watch their pricing. Sometimes, items ring up for a different price than advertised. I've purchased expired items twice on accident, soy milk, and coconut water.”
“I ordered couple quarter pounds of sea food poke. They are so fresh and delicious. I had 3 different quarter pounds ( tuna, octopus, and crabs) and spent 14$. Very affordable!”
“Cheap Eats from Times Liliha. Baked Garlic Shoyu Chicken with Ginger with Free Drink. Shoyu Chicken Fall Off the Bone. Delicious! Don't forget to ask for the sauce on your rice. What a great deal for $8.49”
“This is a very busy location and it covers mostly everything you needs for regular shopping and various business too. There are eating, banking, medical care, of course there's Longs Drug/CVS and of groceries shopping ?. The only problems is finding a parking spaces and there's not a lot of on street parking neither. You just need to be patient and prepared your shopping purchases.”
“My favorite times besides Kahala one. Close for me don’t let the new residents dictate how you run the place. I have never had an issue with smells there. Lines can be long. But that’s because people are going at rush hour right after work and I realize shortage of labor. Its a working neighborhood!!”
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