Open 24 hours
801 Kaheka St, Honolulu“As expected, Don Quijote's souvenirs, meat, vegetables, everything is cheaper than other supermarkets in Honolulu.Especially the sausages and beef were reasonably priced.Fruits and vegetables are inflated prices probably because they come from mainland America.They also sell Japanese apples, and I tasted them and they were delicious.Donki's unique Japanese pop music is fun, and of all the supermarkets I visited, I had the most fun shopping here.Donki is good because all the souvenirs to Japan are cheap. If you drink alcohol, you may be asked to show your passport, so be sure to bring your ID with you.Majica cannot be used, so please do not bring it with you.The Serta Andakee store in front of the entrance is a popular store that has been around since the days of Daiei.”
“The range of products is big and diverse. From kitchen items to fishing tackle to tools, stationery, food items and pet needs. The prices represent great value and the service is friendly and efficient.”
9AM - 7PM
1024 Piikoi St, Honolulu“At Daiso, the store with delights from Japan,
Where prices are low, it’s a magical land!
For just a buck fifty (unless marked with a sign),
You’ll find quality treasures, all neatly in line.
The shelves are all sparkling, the staff full of cheer,
Ready to help when you’re shopping in here.
If you see something grand, don’t let it slip by,
You’ll regret it, oh yes, if you don’t say goodbye!
For once it is gone, it might not come back,
And your heart will be sad for that special knick-knack.
Remember this rule, simple and true:
All sales are final, no returns for you!”
“Fantastic thrift shop. Small, but with enough of a variety of things to satisfy any thrifter. Ladies were pleasant and friendly, and everything was very clean and well displayed. Great find!”