Shopping Centers & Malls in Honolulu, HI

“Wow this place was bigger than i thought! Building A/B/C all connected, with 3-4 floors on each. So moving around was a little confusing at first :)
Lots of luxury brands, restaurants, cafes, and souvenir shops are here.

If you parked here and bought something over $10, make sure to validate it at the store. They put a little sticker on the ticket for your free parking :)”

“I think everyone will come when they come to Hawaii. There are many ways to access Waikiki, including the Pink Line, various trolleys, and shuttle buses.

You can watch the hula dance show for free at 5pm.”

“This is one of my favorite town centres but you can find a lot of different things eateries souvenir shops a lot of stuff you can buy for knick knacks if you want to take home special if you're a tourist you will love this place”

“Plenty to explore in this community. Food,Clothing, Bars,Art, Vinyl Records etc

A game room would be amazing!

Whether you're local or touri there's plenty to experience in this hub.

Coming up in October there's a roof top stargazing event look into that event.

If you attend inquire about a Unique Brand and Versatile Business by the name of Floessence.

They'll be a rep there named JTh33Cr3ator
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“I have been going here since I was a kid when they had Rexall Drug store and the Crack seed shop. It had improved with a better selection of businesses. It's cleaner than it used to be. Parking hasn't changed much but is usually adequate for the amount of customers that visit. It's still free. I like the BR31, Pieology, Pho, etc.”

“The food court is recommended. You can enjoy a variety of Hawaiian local beers at the beer bar.
However, there were not many Japanese people there when I went.
And local beer bars? You can also enjoy interacting with other people.”

“This store is located on the 1st floor of Royal Hawaiian SC, facing Kalakaua Avenue. There are a lot of people passing by, but the store is stylish. It is comparable to the boutiques that line the surrounding area.A small and cute chocolate. You can use caramel well and enjoy the different tastes. It's perfect as a souvenir for Japan, but I think it would be appreciated in any country.”

“A conveniently located shopping center in east Oahu with specialty shops, restaurants, water sports, and more. Favorites include, Harbor View Chinese, Starbucks, Assagio, Loco Moco drive in and Kokonuts. Too many to name.”

“It's a little cheaper than Waikiki.
You can get cut flowers with a tropical feel at low prices.
Displaying it in your hotel room will make you feel like you're traveling.”

“Tue 20240618 @WardVillage #WardVillage This is a very nice, cozy shopping center. It has a variety of really rad shops & restrooms. I really enjoyed it. Mahalo ??????? TY! Gracias mil ???! I ? recommend it!
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“Been a great venue for hosting all the dog-related fairs and exhibitions lately. Located conveniently near Ward theatres with a huge parking lot, this is a great location for dog ownes and lovers to converge. Place is always clean and with lots of sitting opportunities. AC in the main buildings as well as elevators between floors.”

“I'm giving this place 5 stars out of convenience. Lots of variety for food, and it's close to damn near everything else. As soon as you land on Oahu, and in need of some grub, this is the winnaz for you! Food varies on what you want, but Koa's pancake house is always a good choice. You always have the usuals (McDees, Taco Bell, Jack in the Box, Pandas), but you also have Loco Mocos for plate lunch food and Yummys! This particular Yummys (in my opinion) is the best. The sides have more flavor, and everything tastes better than usual. NEX is so close you can smell the ID check, and the MC Golf Course is across the street. Anyway, it's a hub. Nothing more. But definitely nothing less.

Like I said, 5 stars for convenience. 6 out of 10 Goldblums tho. Could use a convenience shop. As if the NEX wasn't close enough. "It's a delight to trust somebody so completely".”

“On a visit to Manoa Marketplace, wife and I discovered Leahi Health Restaurant, which offers a 100% plant-based menu and creative smoothies which are delicious and full of health-giving vitamins, spices, or herbs.The Marketplace is typically quite busy, its parking lot full, so visiting at off hours can be a plus. There is a farmers' market here on Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays and a nice bakery with yummy breads and desserts.”

“This place is amazing from the little shops in side to all the food options. It's a two story building with EVERYTHING you need. And it's absolutely beautiful inside.”

“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.”

“So many options! There's fresh fish, adobo, lumpia, dim sum, fresh fruit, boba!! The list goes on and on. Everything we tried was delicious. Highly recommend!”

“Great munchie choices from doughnuts to Korean food, Chinese roast pork and duck. Great sandwiches. You can even get Orange Bang... Parking can be sparse at times.”

“We were greeted with love the very first day walking into this bar and sushi grill. The fact that he collabs with the food trucks, allows customers who visit the food trucks to bring food into his establishment with no restrictions, was the action behind the meaning of the the of his business, Family House!!!! We felt like family, so we've been visiting daily, spending money with Ohana Hale, and meeting all of the staff and friends.
WE LOVE IT”

“Full of friendly people all day, every day. It's a nice place trade a hello and smile with strangers. It misses out on 5 stars because the bathroom availability is atrocious. The only 2 without making a purchase are McDonalds and Starbucks. Because the shopping center is usually so busy, the restrooms are usually not well maintained. This is not a review on those stores, but the shopping center as a whole.”

“The location is the bestNot just a trolley departure and arrival pointI am grateful that the underground STIX was opened. There are some shops on the 1st floor that have not opened yet, but there are some shops that I personally would like to inform many people about.Crystals and stones are sold in a small glass corner.What about Catherine?He is an amazing person who changes the way we as buyers perceive life.It's not like fortune telling.It draws you in with its unique and mysterious smooth tone.I don't have any business intentions, so I won't recommend it to anyone who thinks it's not necessary.If you would like to make memories of your trip to Hawaii, please visit Catherine and we guarantee that you will be healed.”

“Awesome medium sized strip mall! Safeway and Long's would be considered the "anchor" stores.Can find just about anything that you may need. Sometimes the prices are not the cheapest, but all in all, that beats driving all over the place to save a dollar or so. Plus the gas and the time to drive all over......12/18/21- Still the same thing...Prices are higher!!! Thanks, Biden, You Idiot!10/27/23-Same thing, It's all good!”

“Shopping in Kaimuki, Honolulu, Hawaii... I didn't really know that this place was Kaimuki Shopping Center... It's a huge structure between 4th Avenue and 5th Avenue that runs along Waialae Avenue. Times Supermarket is on the bottom level, and Longs, Cookie Corner, and the Hawaii State Employees Federal Credit Union are on the middle level. Those are the places that I see and know. I looked at the directory and saw that there are many offices on that top level that I never visit. Customers can use the stairs or elevator to navigate between levels. Free covered parking is on the bottom level. The middle level also has free parking, but the row furthest away from the building is reserved for employees. This is pretty good outdoor mall. I've gotten meals from several businesses such as Fairwood Drive Inn & Pho 27, Higoto, and Coco Bloom. I'll be back!”

“I got there early, and the receptionist (Aubrey) was very helpful, friendly, and accommodating. I couldn't pay my copay and she arranged for me to pay at a later date, then I remembered I just got a new credit card and she arranged for me to use it. She assisted me with my new c-pap machine and gave me extra items that I needed for it. Had me watch a video about the use of my machine and gave me verbal advice on how to use it.”

“i went here twice, with my younger sister! this store is no disappointment at all, i bought ready to be (by twice) album & oddinary (stray kids album), i love them so much! not going to lie, this is my favorite store in ala moana. staff are so so SO nice and fun! the first time i went, i was nervous so i didn't say anything much, i just asked for the prices for FIVE DIFFERENT ALBUMS the staff did not get annoyed at all! she helped me look at them, then finally i realized how much of a fool i was because the price was on a sticker behind the albums!! ‍ the second time was much better though, the second i was way less nervous and made a conversation with one of the staff! she was really nice, she asked me which group's album i was looking for. i told her i was looking for stray kids albums, she told me that they only had the oddinary album (red and blue). i was a little disappointed because i wanted to buy five star (i mean i get why they didn't have it because i went the second day after the release, that was a little stupid of me ). she told me they'd probably have it next week! i bought the oddinary album anyway because i came to ala moana just to buy an album at their store, and i didn't want to leave empty handed. overall, great store!”

“We only went there for their very central located parking garage right next to all shops, restaurants and Waikiki Beach with the lowest parking rates we've encountered during our visit. Normally it's $3 per half hour, but there are special prices for the evening (5pm to 12am, on Fridays and Saturdays to 2am, $7) and weekends (all day, $10). You have to pay the person at the gate when you drive out, credit cards accepted.”

“Whenever you head to Hawaii Kai from downtown Honolulu or Ala Moana on the island, chances are you will pass through the quaint area of Niu Valley. This small shopping mall sits between Aina Haina shopping center in Aina Haina and Hawaii Kai Towne Center & Koko Marina center in Hawaii Kai. It's a quaint little strip mall, anchored by a church, 7-Eleven convience store, and the Jack in the Box along Kalanianaole Highway. You may miss it if you're not looking for it, but it is a shopping hub, that's basically a food / restaurant stop for anyone and everyone who needs to stop here and pick up daily necessities. With that said, the Niu Valley shopping center isn't really a shopping center, just a collection of restaurants that come together to bring the community some variety in between Aina Haina and Hawaii Kai just so you don't have to travel too far into town to get what you need. I've come here twice already in the year 2020 just to check things out in the area. I noticed a couple of new additions in 2020 April, especially a new Vietnamese restaurant called "Pho Time" as well as two Japanese restaurants, called Café Asia and Gyotaku. Jack in the Box fast food restaurant has been around the property as far as I can remember - as well as the King's Chapel church. The 7-Eleven conveience store has been around for a solid number of years too. If you pass this strip mall, you're missing on a lot of potentially good eats here in east Oahu. The overall experience here at the Niu Valley shopping center can be described as underwhelming at best. While the shopping center is very much open air, it does lack that certain appeal when it comes to closed air conditioned shopping mall venues like Pearlridge shopping center and Kahala Mall, to name a few on the island. I arrived here around 1pm on separate occassions on April 2020 searching for cheap eats. The first time I discovered for the first time - Pho Time, which I assumed is relatively brand new or at least 6 months new. I can be sure that I'll be back to try this place when this pandemic is contained. Both experiences here on a Sunday afternoon seemed to be dead at best, but at least there was a few people roaming about and there was parked cars and a line of cars snaking through the Jack in the Box drive thru lane. Signs of life here on a weekend is nice, especially during a crisis. It was still quiet though, albeit eerie to see. Everything was take out only, but at least the restaurants were open. Just can't sit down and dine in though. Even the King's Church was closed for services. I'm sure it's like that across the island. You probably woudn't think it is a shopping center if you were crusing on by Kalanianaole Highway, but it's here open for your business. Come on by if you are in the area. The good thing about Niu Valley shopping center is that there is plenty of parking stalls here. Plenty for y'all to go shopping and your take out meals during this phase of year 2020. Since services for King's Church won't be held for a while, you can come here on the way home or on the way to work to pick up lunches or dinners whenever you can during this "stay-at-home" quarantine we have in place since March 25, 2020. I'm so grateful that many restaurants are open for take-out to help the community through this tough uncertain time we all are facing. I guess what makes us stronger will help us carry through this ordeal and onward to better days ahead. For me though, the shopping center doesn't feel like a real mall. Just a couple of buildings that is home to a few restaurants and a big parking lot, along with a church within a residential area and Kalanianaole Highway. While not a contemporary shopping center that you know and love like Ala Moana or even Hawaii Kai Towne Center, Niu Valley shopping center serves the community surrounding it without having to travel too far for basic stuff for everyday living. I know I spent about an hour here buying my meals”

“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!”

“This is a very popular, usually busy shopping center, including the Original Pancake House. Please join us for an early morning cut(s) of coffee, pancake and omelette breakfast.Parking immediately in front of the shops are usually at a premium. But, there are other parking stalls nearby.”

“It's not "Restaurant Row" anymore, but still has a few great restaurants. And the sheer number of office buildings... If there was a fire, the amount of high tech equipment damage alone could bankrupt an insurance company. We're talking plastic surgeons, orthodontists, clinics, at least one diagnostic lab, not to mention all the business offices. Legal documents... Lots of businesses here. Luckily there's a bunch of 3D models explaining the layout, lying about.”

“Great place to meet alot of ur needs. Let it be from personal to probation and then some . From getting your drink on, to getting food for the belly. From aquarium needs to Comics . You just gotta check it. Maha'oi or Ni'elei. Just go look, you just might find what u looking for. I know i did.”