Supermarkets near Wahiawa, HI

“One of my favorite Poke Bowls until now. Why, why, why? The multitude varieties of Poke Bowls was one of the key factors, now... no more, at least that is in Wahiawa, can't speak for the other locations. Sad. Be better!”

“They have high-quality produce, a wide selection of ingredients, and an impressive array of ready to eat food. You will definitely find some delicious treats here!!! Don't forget to bring a bag”

“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.”

“good selection of poke and roast pork in the deli. nice variety of bento or get a plate from restos on the atm side. always a brew bargain in the weekend! this a go-to for last minute shopping to bring to the plane.”

“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!”

“Portagee guy at fish counter yelling at customers to “get inside the store because the flies…”very thankful there are s a supermarket all the way in da’ country, however, no act all anykine’ because you know we no moa’ choice ‘for shop…?.. the cashiers look depressed unhappy to help you…?sorry, You guys,maybe this pilau’ attitude is trickling down from management ?.. sad because this is the only store besides Longs ..the closest supermarket is Foodland Laie and they close on Sundays.. otherwise, drive to Pupukea Foodland or Kaneohe..?”

“This is strictly for the sushi/okazuya section only! I rarely go to this Times location but, we needed to kill time while waiting for our food upstairs at Aiea Bowl. We were pleasantly surprised that they expanded and ate more like the Times in Mililani! There's a bakery upon entering which smelled sooo good! I'll have to try that place out next! To the far right once you enter is where the sushi and bentos are located! There were 2 workers making fresh sushi. The one thing that stuck out to us was the "From Japan" stickers! My hubby loved the fresh hamachi sushi! It's 5 pieces for $9.99! Much more reasonable than sushi places. I love Inari sushi and I especially love Tuna Inari sushi! I'm so happy I can now get my fix here! There was a 5 piece set and a 10 piece one! They also had a mixed inari set we tried. The combo of the aburage (tofu skin) adds so much extra flavor! They also had full spicy ahi inari and ahi poke inari if you love the fish & inari combo! I also saw hot entrees which were salmon bento, tonkatsu bento and katsu curry bentos. So there's definitely something for everyone if raw fish isn't your thing! Overall, we have come back 2 Saturdays in a row so we recommend checking it out!”

“This is our go to Filipino Market spot. Place looks messy sometimes but restocking days are always full of our favorite grocery items so we like coming back.ProTip would be to come during weekdays late morning. There's a place in the back to the left that serves fresh fried food like chicharon bulaklak and chicken skin.”

“Such a fun stop on our trip to Oahu- nothing like it where we live on the mainland. So many fun snacks and foods to try- brought home lots of goodies for our kids.”

“Shopping in Waipahu, Oahu, Hawaii... Times Supermarket is a local grocery store chain. There are weekly ads that advertise specials - which is a big help! I personally like looking at authentic Japanese products, fresh flowers, and beautiful produce. This location also had items from the Philippines! I also saw Sanrio (Hello Kitty) cosmetics and really cute plushies! The New Years mochi and kadomatsu for good luck were available for everyone! The traditional merchandise is comforting! I like Times, but I prefer patronizing stores with loyalty programs. I'll go here if I need to... I appreciate that it's clean, well-lit, and organized!”

“Shopping in Waipahu, Oahu, Hawaii... Times Supermarket is a local grocery store chain. There are weekly ads that advertise specials - which is a big help! I personally like looking at authentic Japanese products, fresh flowers, and beautiful produce. This location also had items from the Philippines! I also saw Sanrio (Hello Kitty) cosmetics and really cute plushies! The New Years mochi and kadomatsu for good luck were available for everyone! The traditional merchandise is comforting! I like Times, but I prefer patronizing stores with loyalty programs. I'll go here if I need to... I appreciate that it's clean, well-lit, and organized!”

“Shopping in Pearl City, O'ahu, Hawai'i...As we passed Sam's Club while we were riding the new Skyline (rail transportation), my friend from First Grade suggested that we stop by and get lunch there.Okay! We drove from the Halawa Station to the free covered parking at Sam's Club. I'm not a member, so, I didn't know about the $5.98 (plus 4.712% tax) Kalua Pig plate - what a deal! It came with two scoops of rice and a scoop of macaroni salad - such a great deal! The Mac salad was a bit bland, but the kalua pig was good!We ate in the cafe of Sam's Club. It's in the corner, near the restrooms. It was a rather cozy space with almost no air conditioning. I had to squeeze our shopping wagon in-between customers and tables and benches. Hmmm...Yes, we had a shopping cart. Some items were just too good to pass up. For example, I got cherries. They were pretty sweet! We also got Mickey Mouse zippered hoodie jackets. They were on sale for less than $15 and were the last two in our size! I also found bags of mochi crunch (Costco didn't have any the last few times that I looked).I wished that I had a cooler in my car. I would have gotten salad kits. I paid about $8 at Foodland. Here at Sam's Club, a similar kit was $2.99. Uhg!Well, maybe I can tag along with my sister to Sam's Club one day. But then again, maybe I'm saving money by not going to Sam's Club? Haha!One challenging thing was:some of the poles were placed in the aisles. We'd have to wait for people to pass before we could get through. Awkward...Overall, it was a fun shopping experience. I liked the spaciousness, air conditioning, clean, bright environment, and scan and go feature. My friend scanned and paid online. We walked right out of the store!”