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“Just came back from getting some snacks! Has a parking lot to go into, and once you head in the store it's nice and spacious. We were on the hunt for cookies. And boy we went a little crazy. We got a whole lot, the Cornflake cookies, shortbread arare cookies, chocolate chip macnut cookies, and the chocolate chip cookies with walnuts. I love the homemade taste to it. These are good brand of cookies and good omiyage for friends that moved to the mainland or just to have in the house. What I really wanted was an icee and I wasn't disappointed. A medium is 32oz and @ $2.59 you cannot go wrong. Good way to cool off. They had cola, strawberry and blue vanilla. I think they'll be seeing us again. We also walked around and there were a lot of local goodies to buy too but we were mainly there for cookies and icees. Don't worry, we will be back! Cookies are reasonably priced too. The 8oz almond cookies were $6.75. So excited to go back and get more goodies next time!”
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“ABC Markets rule! Every opportunity there's a space to have an ABC they're competing with Starbucks in Oahu... this place just happens to have food and donuts!”
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“I love Taegu and this is one of the best I have ever had in my life. Scallop poke was so nice and fresh as well as the octopus. We ordered a quarter pound of each and paid $27. Unbeatable!”
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“Phenomenal!!! Heard about it a few months ago and finally made my way to try it . All I have to say is ?????????? so far best panini, sandwich, pizza , and cannoli I’ve had in a long time! Definitely adding this place to my “ MY TRY” list when family or friends ask for suggestions.”
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“Don Quijote is a Japanese discount store chain that sells basic groceries, household goods, beauty products, bedding, toys, electronics, clothing, and general merchandise. In 2021, there were 160 locations in Japan, 13 in Singapore, 8 in Hong Kong, 3 in HI, and 1 each in Macau and Guam. As I predominantly shop at the Honolulu store on Kaheka St., this review is for that store (the other two locations are in Pearl City and Waipahu). Don Quijote was founded by Takao Yasuda with the opening of its 1st store in Tokyo in Sept. 1980. It entered HI in 2006 when it acquired the Daiei stores. Don Quijote purchased the Marukai chain stores in the US in 2013, and the stores either became Marukai or Tokyo Central Markets. In HI, Don Quijote bought Marukai HI, Times Supermarkets, Shima's, Fujioka's Wine Times, and the Big Save Markets on 9/30/13; however, other than the 3 Daiei stores that were renamed Don Quijote, the other stores retained their original names, but the branding changed to become consistent with Don Quijote marketing requirements. Marukai, Times, and Shima's carry some of the identical items as Don Quijote and also takes part in the same promotions. Also known in Japan as "Donki," it is able to purchase from overseas at wholesale prices to offer discount prices to shoppers. Its official mascot is Donpen, which is a blue penquin that wears a red nightcap. The name of "Donpen" is based on the store's name (Don), and the Japanese name for penquin (pen). The moon is sometimes depicted with the penquin, which is a symbol of lightening the midnight towns. So, it is no surprise that this Don Quijote in Honolulu is open 24 hours and many in Japan are open until the wee hours of the morning or even open for 24 hours, which differs in the retail industry in that most stores close around 9p or 10p. Jonetz is Don Quijote's product brand that was created in 2009 and means "passionate prices" that refers to the affordability of its items to its customers. When Don Quijote took over this Daei Store, renovations were made to accommodate the increase in items brought in from Japan. Many people disliked how items were stacked to the brim and how every space was made use of. This store was very bright and well lit. However, as with the Japan stores, artificial vines and floral décor hung from every space in the ceiling. Yes, it was an unusual shopping experience which made Don Quijote known for what they were; however, this did not last long in HI, as strict fire regulations prohibit these ceiling hangings due to fire safety requirements. Shucks, and I enjoyed this colorful décor! One of the popular sections in this store is its okazukya section. Hot items offered on rotation include: chicken (karaage, nishime, curry, Korean, kalua pork & cabbage, shoyu); starches (baked spaghetti, fried rice, yakisoba, pancit); green beans & pork; shoyu pork; roast pork; beef stew; baked ham w/ pineapple; corned beef & cabbage; pork & eggplant w/ miso; mapo tofu; sweet sour spareribs, pork & peas, tripe stew; tempura items. There is also a huge selection of regular-sized and mini bentos, sushi, sashimi, musubi, salads, and side dishes. Senior discounts are provided for ages 60 and over from 6a to 7a daily and all-day Tuesday. The discounts vary depending on the items and excludes sale items, liquor, tobacco, and seasonal items. A weekly sales ad displays items on sale online and on a glossy flyer that can be picked up at the store. Popular items sell out often, but you can get a raincheck, good for 30 days, from the friendly staff at Customer Service that is located by the cashiers. To make this a one-stop shopping experience, Don Quiote also has an in-house pharmacy and contracts with various vendor inside and outside its store. It has a laundromat; nail salon; restaurants (Korean, Greek, Thai, ramen, local plate lunches, bentos, Chinese, inari sushi, wagyu beef, andagi, coffee; takoyaki & noodles); cosmetics; heathcare; cell phone accessories; cab services, bike share. Fr”
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“The food was creative & tasted excellent. Our water was very attentive, provided great discussions, and packed our “to go” food very well. The only negative was the time for each course was quite long stretching to be a 3 hour dinner. We had basalt bread, drinks & friends so it was still a great evening.”
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“It's the cheapest supermarket in Waikiki!Some of the items are cheaper than Safeway and Times. As a local, I'm sure you will love the store cause they have EVERYTHIHG”
6:30AM - 10PM
98-211 Pali Momi St, Aiea
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“My MAIDEN voyage to Down To Earth didn't disappoint...I surprisingly enjoyed it Loved the freshness of the greens, curry korma, orzo with broccoli & veggie lasagna...”
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“We ate here twice while in Honolulu! Their hot bar has tons of great vegan options, from lasagna to curry dishes and everything in between. They also have great desserts, like a s'mores cookies. We didn't get to try the smoothies or coffees but those looked pretty good too. The manager, Jessica, was very helpful and knowledgeable. Would definitely recommend!”
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“This place is located on the second floor. You can either take an elevator or walk up the step to get to the market. This place is convenient especially if you are staying at the hotels nearby. When I'm in town, I've stopped by to pick up essentials. I've tried their chicken, sushi, poke, salads, etc. I believe they try to keep everything fresh too. The store is also kept clean. The only disappointing issue I ever had which may have been overlooked was that one of my poke purchases was not fresh. I think that may have been a one off issue. Overall, the staff is nice here and minus the one incident everything else has been positive.”
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“Great selection of tasty foods with friendly cashiers who remember me and tables outside and inside to sit and eat and/or drink the purchased items. The vegan mango cheesecake could definitely use improvement though-- the mango was too sweet, the "cheese" part didn't even resemble cheesecake, and the price tag ($6) is a bit higher than I'd prefer.”
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“Small but mighty. All the Thai ingredients you'll need to make Thai dishes, including mortar and pestle, shallots, garlic, ginger, all kinds of fish sauce and paste, spices, etc. it cost $4.60 for a ginger and a bag of shallots, not the cheapest but also much better deal than if you buy from a regular grocery store! It wasn't hard to find parking on Maunakea st for a quick stop. However, I saw parking enforcement's car there so it looks like now you gotta put money in the meters. It's $3 per hour or 75c per 15 mins, however long you wanna pay for.”
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“Pretty good selection for a small store. The employees are always friendly and I like getting the poke and sliced pineapple. The store is kept clean and I can usually find the items I am looking for. They have a good selection of hot foods and there is never a long line to pay. The only thing I wish is that they had more packaged poke in the fish section.”
8:30AM - 3:30PM
419 Waiakamilo Rd, Honolulu
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“If anyone wants fresh eggs and support local, this is the place to go! They offer good deals every day. The aunties behind the counter are always friendly. Service is quick. They do not accept any bills over 20. Debit or credit is also accepted. There is a good amount of parking stalls outside of the store. We've been customers for decades and as long as they keep up the good work, we will continue to buy from them.”
10AM - 6PM
1513 Young St, Honolulu
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“I was looking for an authentic japanese restaurant to eat at and this place sounded interesting. We got there around 6pm and only one other table occupied. The server was very friendly and sweet. Immediately gave us a free appetizer that I had no idea what it was but found out later it was monkfish liver. It was okay, had a very mild liver flavor and the texture was a bit mealy. Perhaps if I didn't know what an ugly fish monkfish is, I would have enjoyed it mire lol. Ordered some tempura, ahi sashimi, salmon collar and chicken karaage. Everything was fresh and delicious but there wasn't much edible meat on the salmon. Prices were a bit on the high side. Overall a nice meal but will continue looking for my go-to japanese restaurant in Honolulu.”
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“They have a ton of Asian food here mostly Korean but also a wide variety of snacks and what most stores carry. A ton of fresh fruit and vegetables and more seafood then most stores. Prices are average”
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“Just got off the plane and went straight to Alicia’s and it did not disappoint! Partner got the crispy pork and I got the char sui - both were delicious, and mixed in some tuna poke. What a treat!! Will def come again.”
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“Located in the Koolau area, across from Valley of the Temples, this is similar to the other Times Supermarket setup. There is a small section for Japanese food and other Asian food. There is no self checkout, only regular checkout lines. Overall okay place to buy groceries.”
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“My favorite place to shop and get poke. Their poke is always fresh. The workers are so nice everytime I come here. They have a variety of to-go foods to choose from, fresh veggies and fruits, etc. Definitely my favorite place to come too.”
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“Visiting Hawaii was awesome one of the best customers services I received here was at Times Supermarket in waimalu near Black Angus steakhouseReally appreciated Ian Davidson awesome guy went beyond expectations also thanks to his awesome coworker didn't get her get her name but thank you again. They were very helpful with western union too just great awesome ppl.”
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“If you're not familiar with Ewa Beach it maybe a little hard to find but it's worth it. I had the pastele stew and pastele. This was delicious! I've heard they are known for their chili so that's next when I go back. My first time was good so I need to go back. It wasn't busy when I went and they were friendly.”
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“Awesome, quirky store. The owner was very friendly and patient. He explained in detail about some of the drinks and elixirs and it affects the body! Will be coming back :)”
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“We live near this store and while there's another small store across the street we ALWAYS go here for what we need because this store is owned by a wonderful, friendly local family who remembers you and what it is you buy there...and most importantly we try to support local people and their businesses! Not to mention, this small store carries SOOO many thing's you'd be pleasantly surprised for sure!”
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“I went there to meet my granddaughter. But the aroma in the air was so tantalizing. I had to follow my nose...all the way to the deli. Everything looked so ONO! Noticed the plates were well worth the price, plus a free drink! I had the fried chicken plate. 3 choice of side, 3 BIG chicken thighs, and a can of Pepsi 9.99 plus tax. FRIED PERFECTLY, NOT OILY. Better than Zippys chicken! Drove all the way down from waianae to get the steak and shrimp plate! Well worth it!”
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“Farmlink is a godsend!!! As a SNAP mama, the amount of food that I received from the $30 minimum amount surpassed anything I would've received for that price in the grocery store. I am beyond thrilled that not only do I get the privilege to support local farmers but that it is able to be received by those of us who need nutritional food most. Such a blessing to know I am using the support to get my child healthy, local foods. Thank you so much to the folks at Farmlink and our driver Jenna who delivered our first box. I will be a forever Farmlink customer‼️”
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“Everyone here is actually nice. Not like a Chinese Restaurant. They have stuff not every grocery store sells. She let me taste fresh jujubes couple weeks ago which I think are dates.”
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“The only aspect I wasn't fond of was the seaweed salad, as it used to appear very vibrant and fresh, but now it looks somewhat dull. I'm unsure if this change in color due to it not being fresh? But over all I still love their variety of poke bowls and different flavors. The staff are very friendly; however, their free of month item should have a label on it and be mentioned upon check out. It is confusing when the staff just point their fingers.”
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“Long time mainstay in Kalihi, moved from there original location behind where American Savings Bank now resides. Great for last minute grab n go's, BBQ meats(kinda pricey) sometimes poke, order ahead party platters(Godsend).”
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- Grab what you need for dinner tonight, shop for all your meals for the week, or go ahead and leave the cooking to someone else by picking up hot and ready-made meals that you can take home to enjoy. Whatever you need from the grocery store, we'll help you get there so you can get it.
“Best time to go is Tuesday and Thursday. You no longer have to show an ID to enter, but you still have to present your ID to check out. No exceptions. Still accurate.”