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  1. T.J. Maxx - 1120 Kuala Street

    1120 Kuala Street, Pearl City HI 96782

    4.3 Superb 155 reviews

    “Plenty of variety. Mid-sized store. Located near the shopping centre, so plenty to see and do. No Wi-Fi for tourists. EDIT 2026: Still going strong...”

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  2. Navy Exchange Mini Mart & Gas - 794 Lehua Ave

    794 Lehua Ave, Pearl City HI 96782

    4.5 Superb 15 reviews

    “Employees are always friendly and becomes familiar with you pretty quickly. Feels very family oriented in there, it's always a nice experience there! Haven't had any problems”

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  3. Ross Dress for Less - 1000 Kamehameha Highway

    1000 Kamehameha Highway, Pearl City HI 96782

    3.8 Good 160 reviews

    “This is a nice large sized Ross dress for less Location. They have a very large selection of footwear, and clothing items. They have pretty much everything you’d expect in a Ross store, but they do take the time to keep the place tidy. For those who don’t know, Ross has an aisle filled with all kinds of grocery items that kind of turns over into different brands and types of foods overtime. Herbs, spices oils, like olive oil, almond oil, etc. are all at a great dish discounted price. Also, the people here are friendly and easy to deal with.”

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  5. Walmart Connection Center - 1131 Kuala Street

    1131 Kuala Street, Pearl City HI 96782

    3.1 Average 10 reviews

    “8/12/2023: Covid procedures are no longer in effect. My mom and I visited this Walmart to buy cat food. We also bought bananas and two small plants. 2021: Seems they are now actively putting workers at the front to ensure mask usuage. I only went in to buy cookies. Store was not crowded and multiple cashiers were on duty. Pretty much in and out.”

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  6. Walmart - 1131 Kuala Street

    1131 Kuala Street, Pearl City HI 96782

    3.8 Good 363 reviews

    “The setup here in Hawaii is Walmart. Is definitely different. Definitely has more items than any Walmart that I have seen. It wasn't overcrowded. Everything was nice and neat. I didn't really see too many associates working to ask where the things were, but other than that I had no issues. Checkout was done by a cashier. At the back of the store, . I checked out back there because I ended up buying an extension cord that's the reason i had to check out in the back of the store. My other items included a Hawaiian shirt for my husband a matching Hawaiian dress for myself. Some packing tape and a hand held luggage weight. He waa very friendly.”

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