Kamehameha Shopping Center

Working here is such a fun environment the people are nice, the food and drink options all taste great, there's also grocery shopping and arcades to play at and you could even get your hair or nails done while your child stops by GameStop. Over all this place Kamehameha Shopping Center is a 5/5 stars for me because it is so convenient for whatever you may need! 😁

Great collection of food and shops. There's something for the whole family. Parking can be a bit fun. Sometimes with cars coming and going so often it can get a bit crowded but as long as you have patience it works out really well and there is a good bus service here.

There is not one public restroom in this entire complex! Places like McDonald's and others don't only say "for customers only," they block the restroom doors entirely! Every Safeway on this island has a public restroom, but Times does not. The man I spoke to in the meat department said, "Our restrooms are for employees only, go to McDonald's!" Very rude and when I explained that McDonald's blocked their restrooms, he said, "Oh well!" I have a myriad of medical conditions that make using a restroom necessary in a quick fashion. This is a place I will never visit again!

Old school shopping center with several anchor tenants and lots of small eateries and some shops.  Longs Drug, Times Supermarket, McDonald's, Baskin Robbins, Jamba, and Starbucks are the major names to me.  I personally like the Teoshoku Japanese restaurant, Bale Vietnamese sandwich, and the Fun Factory arcade.  It doesn't have everything, but it has a good mix of things  to run errands and keep the kids busy for a couple of hours.  I'm not a fan of the crowded parking spaces, but I should just bite the bullet and park on the second floor vs. wasting my time hunting for a space on the ground floor.  Iw I'll say that during rainy periods you are gonna want covered parking.  I've never used the elevator or seen the security guard in the security station, but I know they exist there.  We go here once every few weeks so we will be back.

Very convenient stop on our way from Kalihi to Kaneohe stopping at Starbucks.  Good parking. Great service at Starbucks and we were on our way!

Duke's Marketplace

My husband and I are visiting Oahu for our 10 year anniversary.  While staying at The Royal Hawaiian, we decided to take a stroll to Duke’s Marketplace. We were appalled when the operators of stall #52 (BMJ Collection) refused to serve us.  We are “black” Americans and the owner refused to look at us.  When we asked to see items on the shelf, he told us to go away and said he was busy, but then helped someone directly behind us.  When we asked what the problem was, he then asked us how much money we had to spend; obviously assuming that we didn’t have any money (which is definitely inaccurate).  It was obvious at this point that he wanted nothing to do with black people.  This owner does not deserve to have this stall if he is going to treat people this way.

LOOK FOR STALLS #3, 51, & 60! Very nice people!
Stalls that sell trinkets, clothing, souvenirs, and other miscellaneous items that you can barter for cheaper. However, be warned that you could get those exact items at an actual store for much cheaper! A nice place to walk through though.

This is big place .. it has very nice restaurant, fast food shop , coffee shop and ABC store all in one inside . You will get everything you need here . Pizza at the fast food restaurant was very good. Freshly made and yummy..there are lot of food items you can eat here ..  Service is fast . There is not seating place for fast food restaurant , so it's mostly just pick up and eat somewhere else . Restaurant has many seating arrangement. There is a BARGAINING market just behind or I can say other end of the complex. So don't buy any gift or souvenirs from any where , you will get all from this market and you can ask for your price ..:)

It is great for tourists in the vacation mindset, and don't mind wasting money. It's just another ABC store in disguise. They are convenient stores, so I understand paying for convenience. I just don't understand why ABC is so convenient that they need 3 stores on one block.

GREAT Place to just enjoy the local flavor. A small stall visitors market with local fresh food and a lot of cool items for sale. Tucked between the "Gold Coast" shops so you can actually find something affordable.

Luxury Row

An amazingly vast number of shops, with couture designers' flagship stores as well as your local ABC Stores BUT again, just SOOOOO incredibly crowded.  It's a really nice outdoor walk along the strip, which is very clean, large sidewalks, and fairly friendly people/tourists, but would hope for better restaurants, I think they're lacking the number of restaurants needed to service all of us hungry people.

If there is anything NICE your looking for than the great thing is you dont have to go far. There are so many options here for who ever you have in mind. Have a great time loving in the people you love.

A luxurious strip in Waikiki that offers all the High end fashion, designer and boutiques that you could desire.

This is where most brand names are located. It’s located at the quite end of Waikiki for a reason. It’s relatively safe at night and less crowded. It could take 15-20 min walk to get here if you stay near the zoo.

If you are looking for luxury shopping this is the place to be.

Royal Hawaiian Center

The Royal Hawaiian Center is a bustling hub of shopping and dining in Waikiki. It's a shopper's delight with a diverse range of stores from luxury brands to local boutiques. The open-air setting with lush greenery creates a pleasant atmosphere. The center also offers a variety of dining options, making it a one-stop destination for both shopping and dining. However, it can get crowded, so timing your visit is key for an enjoyable experience.

Great shopping area if you've got lots of money to spend. I went for work and had time to relax on the beach, not shop. Apple store extremely busy every day. Lots of cafes, places to sit and relax. Perfect area, shopping is all within walking distance. There was even a festival happening on the weekend. Very busy! Great local foods!

Loved our stay. Beautiful hotel, loved the room. Bed faced the windows which was nice! Balcony was perfect, facing the ocean. Pool and beach equipment staff were very helpful and accommodating.  Loved our "little" pink hotel! Thank you!

I always enjoy strolling through here but mostly because I stay in the hotel next door. It's not a mall I'd go out of my way to visit. Too many empty stores and a lot of turn over. They do have a food court for a quick bite to eat and the decorated beautifully for Christmas.

Beautiful place to shop..! The indoor/outdoor mall shopping experience was great! A really good mixture  of stores to shop and even window shop if that's your  thing. This mall reminds me of the premium shopping mall experience but with an indoor outdoor feel with a tropical vibe knowing the beach coast is within yards across the main street.

Original Grail

Very welcoming, knowledgeable, and professional staff. They have a nice inventory of shoes as well. Cheyne helped me out and did a really great job.

Great environment, staff and location! Really outgoing staff and great collection of kicks for collectors! definitely coming back!

If you know nothing about shoes and their prices then you may think that going here is a good idea. Let me help you in advance. Don’t go here. I am a local reseller and in all of my years I have never seen prices this bad. I think that these prices definitely need to be fixed or else this store will go out of business.

Love this store, my bf and I come every week. Morgan, Pat , and Chris are the best employee

Nice selection. Very clean. And the sales people were very helpful and courteous.

Waikiki Beach Walk

Indeed a paradaise island! Walked to discover several shops & eating places across the street. Saw the beach up close & beautiful nature at work. Loved my time here!

Great location, nice walk with a lot of shops and restaurants.  Shopping centers with all the amenities you're looking for.

Nice and cool with the minimal shops in the area. I felt so relaxing during sitting and wait for my friends. I got da bbq sticks and some fruits drink with their shops. Yummiest!! Don't  forget to stop by people!

There are so many nice shops and restaurants here. It is also fun just to people watch while walking around in Waikiki.

The Waikiki Beach Walk consists of many shops, restaurants and resorts on the streets approaching the real beach front, a few block away, but this beach walk is one of the can’t miss walks in Waikiki along the soft sandy Royal-Moana Beach front bordering nostalgic and historic resorts along the way. Take your shoes or sandals off and feel the therapeutic and gentle massage of sand around your toes and on your arches while you ground yourself to Mother Earth. Enjoy the rhythmic splash of the ocean waves on your feet and legs before you take a dip. There are always great views of Diamond Head, clouds, ocean waves, and beachcombers all along the way from sunrise to sunset.

Ala Moana Center

Hello! It's been almost 3 months that I haven't stepped on land. got lucky for having  a dinner off,so the adventure starts went to Ala Moana center Hawaii. having spicy lunch in one Thai restaurant dinner Mexican food cart. The night off was really good.. the shopping center was exquisite. Shopping some personal stuff in one of the mall. The staff was so helpful... good job 👏 👍

Visit: November 2023

If you lioe malls, this is definitely a place you'd like. They have a wide variety of stores, and the mall is open to the outside (careful if it rains), but this provides a unique experience where you're able to get fresh air while you peruse different stores. There's also an underground section with many stores and a large food court with a ton of food options. Also a food Foodland grocery store attached which is convenient

It's actually doing well this is kind of new. Most malls are dieing but this one is thriving. It is definitely upscale and geared towards tourist but they do a small luau display in the evening. You'll find shops for everyone here.

Very big and spacious. Lots of shops, restaurants and people. As we exit ABC shop, we saw people gathering at the stage. So we joined the crowd. Luckily, we did not miss the event ,  - presentation of Polynesian dances. We enjoy the show. Really a great day spent .

Fabulous indoor/outdoor mall. High-end retailers; Tesla, Dior, Michael Kors, Bloomingdale's, Macy's, and many more. Multiple food courts with ample variety of tastes. Live music and great people watching.

Maunakea Marketplace

I’m not sure what we expected when we came here, however, to say it did not meet expectations would be an understatement.

We walked around to see if there was anything interesting, but sadly it didn’t appear there was anything we wanted to get. My father-in-law wanted to buy a Hawaiian shirt, but I’m not sure how that conversation went considering he doesn’t speak English.

We took some pictures, browsed a bit more and left after 15 minutes.

This place is great!! The thai food, Vietnamese food, dim sum, and especially all the fresh produce, meat, and fish selections.

If you are in Honolulu I would highly suggest you stop by this market. A lot of the items that you find in Waikiki will be here for a much better price. The people here are very friendly and have a ton of advice of places to visit. If you love interacting with locals, stop by.

A mini food court of authentic Filipino, Chinese, Korean, n Vietnamese foods. Outside a array of kiosk shops selling a variety of clothes, accessories along with souvenirs of the Chinese cultures. Outside and indoor seating. Restroom is a hassle to get the key for and is on the second floor.  Handicap accessible but a tight squeeze at some points.  Except a lot of people all the time since it's a regular gathering place for the local asian community. You also can find a lot of exotic culturally influenced produce. Enjoy ur visit.  Ps. Parking can be a challenge.  I suggest getting there via the bus or taxi.  Biki bikes are also a good solution

South Shore Market

We went to shop at TJMax,  but happened upon a pet event they were having that weekend. What a fun experience. So many dogs of all sizes and breeds. There were venders there with all kinds of stuff from treats to outfits and behavior help. It was a delightful event to attend.

A medium-sized market of boutiques and some essentials (food, coffee and grocery!). There are also places to plop down alone or with groups.

Remote workers/students:
+ Free parking structure (can get packed)
+ Free WiFi
+ Places to work/study
+ Modern, open, clean atmosphere
- Moderate noise level
- Outlets limited; there's a Coffee Bean & Tea Leaf with public outlets.

NOTE:  Pictures are from areas of SALT of Kakaako...will need to move and update my edits.  Nice place for the family to visit..places to eat, drinks, treats...if you feel like an adventure, stroll around the blocks around and look for the wall arts by Pow Wow.

Nice tidy place go. There are Coffee Beans, restaurants, TJ Maxx, Nordtrom Rack, beer place, etc. The parking can be challenging at busy hours though.

Definitely more upscale in feel and Millennial in vibe than any other mall in a reasonable radius, besting Ala Moana in its upscale and comfortable feel. Why? Yeah, the usual TJ Maxx but better maintained, and no Chanel/Ferragamo/Apple, but:
-beautiful living walls
-clean community tables
-covered outdoor tables with views
-clean water features
-WiFi that works
-electrical outlets/charging stations near tables
-climate control (TIP: sit at the table near Big Bad Wolf; there are two outlets in the floor. Or sit at the community table by the large indoor mural and there are many outlets in the pillar. Or sit in Coffee Bean & Tea Leaf for outlets. Or at the entrance for the parking structure, near the living wall, there are also outlets there & usually a table there; sometimes it is moved to care for the living wall.)
-local rotating art installations (thank you, Pow! Wow! & Big Bad Wolf)
-emphasis on Native Hawaiian-owned businesses & goods
-a gourmet hand-mixed ice cream shop that quietly donates a part of its proceeds to support cancer research (Lucy's Lab? Yep, Lucy is the founder's family member. Ask them about it.)
-curated boutiques by small local companies, local coffee shops
-local-owned restaurants (Scratch! Yes, you guys!)
-health food bars that sell locally-produced goods (Shaka Tea from the Big Island at Nalu!), reducing your carbon footprint, helping you live longer, and supporting your friendly neighborhood farmer all at once!

For the old school folks looking to grab and go, there is also Holo Holo Market selling Foodland poke bowls at the same Foodland prices (right next to the Coffee Bean, another Foodland company) with bento and musubi also at VERY reasonable prices ($7 poke bowls; $2.19 musubi, $2-5 large Deli sandwiches, $6-8 full-size bento, $1-3 gourmet large can drinks, etc.) for this location.

Super clean bathrooms with hard-working folks turning the room over regularly.

Water fountains with water bottle adjustments so you can fit your entire water bottle under there, with a filter indicator.

Ground floor parking has  Reserved stalls for electric vehicle users with chargers. Love this! Ample handicapped parking.

Free covered parking that is monitored closely by security. Do not be surprised if they chalk your tires to ensure that you are there to shop and not just homesteading or a nearby condo resident using the facility is parking. I like that actually - - no break-ins and no cars left there for weeks.

Stairwells are clearly marked, and frequently used.  Stairwells are clean and well-lighted.

Several elevators--a set by parking & another on building itself. The large elevators, especially those on the building itself, are a joy for disabled/mobility-impaired folks or strollers. No squeezing and feeling super awkward if you have a double stroller! Excellent!

Family-friendly, low-drama. Everyone from safety-shirt guys to college students to retiree tourists to yoga folks with mats to young families all strollered up. Something for everyone, and a favorite place of ours.

City Square Shopping Center

Extremely clean and great prices of super fresh food.  They even have some made to order dishes.  Lots of parking. Friendly people willing to help. Multilingual.

This place has everything; great food and restaurants. They even have a farmers market. So good that sometimes parking is a bit tight; but stalls always open up.

There are a bunch of restaurants, shops/stores, and an enclosed area where there are vendor stalls like you see in open air markets.  The fresh seafood section was surprising as you tend to see that in large shopping areas or at places like 99 Ranch, which has closed down on Oahu.  My key stops here are Kamehameha Bakery, Ubae, Youngs fish market, Chuck E Cheese and the nearby 7-11 but there are lots of other good places in this area with ample parking.  Will be back since I am in the neighborhood a lot and it is not too far from Honolulu Community College and the satellite city hall.

Chuck E cheese  Honolulu,   It was Awesome  the service was great!  The manager's  Mark and Edalyn was excellent. So friendly,professional, caring,  helpful.
It was great the food was so delicious and fresh.  Everything was so clean, also the restrooms. Including the game room.
Everyone wearing mask and keeping safe.
We had a birthday party.  my grandchildren had so much fun.the service was awesome , it was worth the money.  I would strongly recommend  this great place to take your family too. Relax  and have some FUN!!!!
Thank you to the great staff and mangers
Mark and Edalyn  for the Best Birthday party  ever. And your   unconditional excellent service you have for the beautiful people of Hawaii. Mahalo  Nelson and Selena

I LOVED this place. You can get everything in this shopping area! We had fruit boba, and it was delicious! We also went to the Ube store which sells little delicious tarts!!

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