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“Great source for off road diesel for my boat. Friendly people. The place isn’t very well marked when you arrive as someone from the general public.It often gets busy at the end of the day with commercial trucks, and the hours are sort of limited.Important to note that they’ve moved from Kaneohe to Kapolei, too.”
“Will in the front had gave excellent customer service and a positive experience while visiting this establishment. For that we wanted to give a shout out to a above and beyond employee that deserves recognition for his kindness and aloha??”
“Typical NEX gas station located in Kapolei, away from pretty much anything Navy. Good selection of snacks, drinks, liquor and more. Barber shop located on premises too. Walk in cooler for cold stuff. Good prices on gas that cannot be beat anywhere nearby.”
Open 24 hours
1000 Kamokila Boulevard, Kapolei
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“Service was good and easy to walk in and out. Price is above 7/11 prices. I like that it does not have the homeless people bothering you outside like most store around the area”
“Parking accessibleCustomer svc. Ladies here are always friendly and welcoming. Security on siteHighly recommend getting a kamaaina card. Rewards include cheaper gas and freebies with purchase”
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91106004, Kapolei
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“Great car wash spot that has a touchless option, which is great for my freshly painted car. Prices & options are good as well, & the wait time is relatively quick (3~5 minutes per car).”
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577 Farrington Hwy, Kapolei
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“I asked the cashier for 5 gallons of fuel and was told it would be worth $20.So I was OK with that.However, the price has increasedIt's a double punch with the weak yen.”
“This Texaco location is conveniently placed near Walmart, across the street from Jack in the Box and Agrigento the hwy from CVS Longs. I typically stop at this gas station because they are quick. There has been a line on 2 occasions which were both on the weekend or late afternoon. Otherwise it's a quick trip indoors to pay (they don't use the window during normal working hours it seems). Inside you will find a variety of chilled drinks, they have ice, some alcoholic beverages, snacks and miscellaneous items you might expect to find at a gas station market. They offer hot musibi and hot dogs, as well as fountain drinks.I like that I can always pull up to a pump and there is never a line of cars waiting for a space. Whenever I use $40 to fill up, the offer me a free hot dog or a musubi, so keep that in mind. I'm not sure what the minimum is but with $45 I have always received one of the aforementioned as a free snack. The service is as to be expected, I have never needed anything special.... so far so good.”
“Good experience. Friendly staff, clean store, and nice turnout of products. Be advised that the store is now showing a closure from midnight to 4 am; no longer 24 hr availability.”
Open 24 hours
581 Farrington Hwy, Kapolei
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“Stop by here when I drive a certain car. Yes, the gas cost more, but what ya gonna do when your car cries. Noticed there's a handmade sign after I filled up and was driving off that I believe said 10¢ off if pay with cash. I don't know about you, but I don't carry that much cash. Lol maybe it's 10¢ off your total bill. These days it could be plausible! Btw, this location has a car wash & a convenience store and a Jack in the Box.”
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“I don’t usually buy gasoline from this Costco Gas Station but several friends have informed me that their fuel prices was $.30 cents cheaper than in town and it was very much true. It is only 1/2 blocks from the entrance to the H-1 East freeway and very convenient. I usually go to Costco Gas Station across from the Home Depot just off of Nimitz Highway but Dillingham Blvd has been under construction for like forever for the “Rail To Nowhere To Buy Democrapic Votes Project” that was projected to go from Kapolei to the University of Hawaii-Manoa Campus for $2.8 billion dollars and currently, not even halfway with over $43 billion dollars wasted due to political corruption, astronomical cost overruns, mismanagement and theft of construction materials. This project was suppose to eliminate over 10% of the traffic on the H-1 Freeway but since former Honolulu mayor Kirk Caldwell needed money to buy his $10 million dollar mansion, he authorized the construction of six new high rise buildings in Kakaako, blocking the only path to UH-Manoa. This appears to be a boondoggle corruption project that was never meant to ever be completed, leaving taxpayers for eight main islands holding the bag for the Democraps biggest Snipe Hunt in U.S. history.
There will be Tesla Flying Cars before this project could ever be completed and would be better to tear it all down to make a really great artificial reef just off the coast of Oahu. There was a report released in 2023, stating that half of this “Rail To Nowhere Project” will be underwater by 2035 as the earth’s crust naturally sinks as it moves away from Hawaii’s volcanic hotspot and not from any Scamdemic climate fubar stuff in order to suck up more taxpayer dollars.
There is virtually no ridership at all and taxpayers will be on the hook for millions of dollars every year just for more corruption and maintenance. Plus, they never routed this project along the H-1 freeway and didn’t route it through Waikiki to have tourists visiting Hawaii to help cover the costs. Maybe it should be called “The Moron Rail To Nowhere For Democraps To Scam Hawaii Taxpayers Forever Project!””