The Most Delectable Shopping Centers in Honolulu

"Shopping and dining in Kailua, Oahu,Hawaii...Located on busy Kailua Road - on the Windward side of the island - Kailua Shopping Center is across the street from Kailua Town Center. It's easy to confuse... just remember that Kailua Shopping Center has Times Supermarket as one anchor and Lanikai Juice as the other anchor. Another good landmark is BookEnds because their sign is the tallest and largest of all of the businesses. In-between the anchors, the popular eateries are Donut King, Mexico Lindo, Paniolo's, Aloha Salads, India Cafe, Island Snow, Morning Brew, and newcomer, Mala Market (second location).Current shopping options include: Coco's Trading Post, Dogtown Bakery, Stussy, SoHa KEIKI, Lanikai Bath and Body, Windward Jewelers, and Classic Waves.If you need some services, AT&T, Kailua Nail Care, and Cornerstone Community Chiropractic are here.There's a convenient restroom in the corner (by Dogtown Bakery) and free parking all around. When you're in Kailua, stop by this open-air strip mall and enjoy the relaxed vibe!"

"This was a major break through when they built this strip 20 something years ago. Ewa Beach was getting a new grocery store. Sort of. The old one was getting replaced by something new, bigger and better.Today that is continuing. Ramen Ya just moved in. Longs has been here. Jamba Juice gets a good amount of business. And, so does Coffee Bean. Ewa Seed gets the after school crowd to cool off. Subway is good. Genki Sushi gives a nice option for stomach cravings. So does L&L,There is lots of parking. It does get busy by Taste of Hong Kong but there's parking by Longs. That could change when Applebee's opens up very shortly.It's a good working center servicing the immediate needs of the community."

"To be honest this is a really sad Exchange. I am so glad the Navy Exchange is nearby so the military located in Hawaii have somewhere decent to shop. This is not the usual Air Force Exchange you would expect on a large Air Base. The only thing good about the whole facility is the food court. If you a tourist and looking to shop at an Exchange then head to the Navy Exchange just past the Aloha Stadium."

"Dining and shopping in Kalihi, Honolulu, Hawaii...Waiakamilo Shopping Center is an open-air strip mall with McDonald's and Firestone on the Dillingham Boulevard end and bars at the mauka (mountain) side.There are many bars here: Club Lilac, Club Eclipse, and Club Lucky Frog... to name a few. I haven't been to any of these... LOL!I have been to Original Pancake House, Lucky Box Restaurant, and Ha Long Pho Noodle House.There's a veterinary clinic and a liquor store that I haven't patronized. I didn't even realize that there was a second level on the mauka end!There are many exits and entrances - one on each end (Dillingham Boulevard and Kaumualii Street) and about three along the length of Waiakamilo Road. Just drive slowly and carefully...Be safe out there!"

"My pals from Oakland, Art and Jean, got me to come here for the first time! Haha! I live on Oahu and had never been here before! Maybe I've just driven by on the way to the airport, but that's about it.This seems to be a relatively new shopping complex. It was clean and organized with Free parking with validation from one of the tenants.According to the Directory, you will find:StarbucksNinja SushiBlimpieJamba JuiceL & LFamily BBQa convenience storea credit unionClinical Laboratory...and more!We were here for lunch at Big Kahuna Pizza. This location is much better than their previous one! This long building has an elevator in the middle and convenient restrooms. Ask for the code to enter the Women's restroom. Men's restroom has no code. Don't you wonder why?"

"My family and I have been coming and going to this Chinatown Cultural Plaza since it was designed and built in 1974. This cultural plaza has been and still is a center and point of action of Honolulu's Chinese community. A well-organized and popular event that is held here is the celebration of the Chinese Lunar New Year. For 2 days, multiple vendors from Chinatown as well as all of the tenants "open their doors" to the festivities such as the Chinese Lion Dance, Chinese cooking demonstrations and food stalls, lunar new year souvenirs and apparel stalls and live entertainment. In addition, Chinese artwork, calligraphy demonstrations and music stalls are scattered about the plaza. During the course of the year, we're usually here to dine at some our favorite Chinese restaurants such as Lee Ho Fook, Legend Seafood, Taipan, Won Kee and Fook Lam. Over the years, we've seen many of the original tenants leave only to be replaced by some smaller business or just remain vacant. Um, does anyone remember Doong Kong Lau (Hakka), Fat Siu Lau Chop Suey, Empress or Forum restaurants?There have been a couple of high-end Chinese jewelry shops in this plaza but I think only 1 remains. I can't say that I've ever done business at any of these shops but every so often, I've ogled the 24K bangles as I pass by.I've shopped in the Chinese stationery shop for Chinese Good Luck envelopes (lai see-Cantonese or hongbao-Mandarin) and even got some Chinese opera and movie Blu-Ray discs for my father before he passed away. The shop owners are pretty friendly but understand that English isn't their primary or first language so there might be a bit of language barrier.BACKGROUND:Honolulu's Chinatown Cultural Plaza was designed and built with combined efforts of six societies and organizations to the Chinese Community. Chee Kung Tong, Kuo Min Tang, Leong Doo, Lung Doo, Dr. Sun Yat-sen School and Mun Lun School shared a vision to perpetuate the Chinese culture and tradition in the community, and to provide a gathering place where people of all cultures and heritage can enjoy the vibrant atmosphere of Chinatown.How quickly the years have gone by as you can see the environmental wear and tear and perhaps inexpensive construction materials and workmanship. We wish that the property managers would stress better maintenance as there are many good casual dining spots here and Chinese cultural events that many residents and vIsitors come to enjoy here."

"Great area for walking and shopping! Well lit inside air conditioned mall. Area is being set up for Holiday Mom Made Market. Not very crowded on a Friday evening. Family friendly place to shop and play at. Big selection of local and Main stream department stores to shop. Macy's, Longs Drugs, See's Candy, Tori Richard's, Plus Interiors, The Face shop and so much more. Macy's is have a One Day Sale today! Dollar Days too! After shopping, you can eat at California Pizza Kitchen, The Counter or so many other places."

"I find Ala Moana Center a pretty safe location to go walking. But please do not walk here too early in the morning or one hour after the stores close. There are three or more levels to walk. The street level is safe during daylight hours. The mall level has more foot traffic so it's pretty safe to walk here during store hours. The top level is designed a bit awkward for walking as there are many bends and curves on the top level. Usually there are quite a few people, elders, retirees, young ones and employees on the mall level. Lower levels are okay but go with a walking buddy. Lots of window shopping and if you need a quick cool down, walk into a store. Pick up a beverage or snack at one of the many food courts.Many public and store restrooms are available at AMC. Keep on walking everyone. Just do it safely."

"Shopping center near Costco and Home Depot Parking can be hard to find since many business share the parking lot Best Buy Regal dole cannery theaters And many other retailers can be found in the shopping center Building is painted Yellow Hence the color of a pineapple"

"It's a good mix of shops and restaurants. I've only been here twice. Once was to eat at Papa's Tea House and the second time at Hughley's Southern Cuisine. There's a computer gaming place right across from Hughley's that we checked out. I haven't see too many of those around. There are a few parking stalls in front of the shops. Most of the parking is in the back lot."

"Being a townie, I never knew about this little strip mall in Ewa Beach called - Ewa Pointe Marketplace, but what led me here is because I wanted to check out a Mexican restaurant that happened to be in this little strip mall.Upon looking around Ewa Pointe Marketplace, I saw the following businesses :1. KFC - Kentucky Fried Chicken2. Subway 3. Kountry Kitchen Restaurant4. A Volcano Vape Shop5. Ewa Pantry6. Morning Glory7. Blend House Studio8. Jackson Hewitt Tax Service9. Frida's Hawaii10. Turning Point Chiropractic11. Da Pho Village12. Domino's Pizza13. Baskin "31" Robbins14. Bann Thai House of Thai Cusine15. Taste Tea16. Ewa Pointe Chinese Restaurant17. Haseko Hawaii18. Gentry Homes LTD.Ewa Pointe Marketplace is well maintained, as the mall appears to be really clean & modern looking. Parking is plentiful, but I could clearly see that this mall gets pretty busy, so depending on when you come here, parking can get pretty challenging.There appears to be a lot of eateries at the Ewa Pointe Marketplace, so if you're hungry, you've come to the right mall to forage for some grub! Lol!"

"I actually prefer stopping here instead of Pearlridge Center because it is so much easier to come and go. I'm not much of a shopper. I don't buy clothes very often. One thing that I do often though is eat! There are many places to eat here from my new favorite, Kim Chee 7, to the buffet, Makino Chaya, to KFC, and more! This mall is old though. It has been around ever since I could remember. It is a little run down. Still, there is so much going for it that I love stopping by whenever I have a chance! If you want to eat and want to avoid the traffic in the mall, I highly recommend stopping here! There's just so many yummy places."

"Getting the Tour...Who knew that this was the name of the building although it's been planted on the side ever since lol! Well it's home to of course La Tour Cafe and just recently La Tour Bakehouse also have many favorites like Tanaka Saimin, 7-Eleven, Party City, Bangkok Chef just to name a few.Getting there is easier than parking if you don't know, when you drive up just go straight down behind the building which will take you around to the front as the parking is one way so if you want to park closer to a specific biz this would be the way or just park beside the building near 7-eleven though most of the stalls are reserved and can fill up easily sometimes.Great variety of biz here whether if you're planning a party, or just hungry with lots of free parking makes it a great place to explore and take care of those cravings.Thank you!"

"This little village is cool...Kapolei Village Center is located across Kapolei Lofts and there's no signage that I could see to indicate you're here but you'll know when you're here when you see Foodland.Weather you're here to stock up at shop for your groceries at Foodland or take care of your cravings at Domino's, Gina's, L&L, Coco Ichiban, Hawai'i Pot Shabu Shabu, Ninja Sushi, Paco's Tacos, Ramen Bones, Pho Kapolei, and other services available here or what I came for tea...Yi Fang as I do love tea and have chargers at each seating giving me a chance to recharge.There's lots of shared free parking which makes it easy to park and enjoy whatever you're here for as I found myself enjoying the quiet vibe here regardless the bustling amount of cars that constantly come and go you can literally eat, shop and even get some deals with KVC Discount Card.Thank you!"

"The Kalama Valley Shopping Center is in transition. Looking at it as a first time visitor, it has seen better days for sure. Deserted and most likely forgotten, this once vibrant hub of economic activity in this portion of East Oahu has been vastly erased from the community's consciousness for a while. Normally, I would frequent Koko Marina shopping center or the Hawaii Kai Towne center in my outings to Hawaii Kai, but I felt compelled seek this place out just to see Kalama valley, the surrounding neighborhood, and the larger community. I was here on July 4, but clearly the shopping center was not at all a thriving engine of commerce in this area.Located on Kealahou Street, this derelict shopping center is nearby to the Koko Head Botanical gardens, which I included on this day trip to Kalama Valley before heading to Sandy Beach for much needed R&R before returning to work on the day after the 4th of July. Yep, gotta work on a Friday, especially when there's a crapload list I need to get done or I get busted. Anyhow, also nearby are some community parks for sports, and a cute little golf course. Kalama Valley Shopping Center reminds me a little like Aina Hina Shopping Center, but wow, I didn't know it was this bad out here. There is a private parking lot, but as you can imagine, it's virtually empty. Pretty sure it's lone active tenant, Thai Valley Cuisine isn't filling it up packed on the daily, but its good. If you are like me, TheBus route #23 passes by this shell of a shopping haven, but I think that the Thai Valley Cuisine is pretty good. (See review).Not sure what else to say about the Kalama Valley shopping center, since there's not much to review about a shopping village that's lost it's mojo. I should do some research as to why this shopping center is the way it is. Hoping that there is a revitalization plan in the works, just so it will be a better visit the next time around. This mall is like your basic community strip mall that can be a decent vestige of community pride when the investment is there and the community is behind this instead of venturing out to Koko Marina and Hawaii Kai Towne center for their everyday living and entertainment options.There wasn't much in the way of chairs and seating areas around this strip mall. There is restroom facilities here, but under lock and key. Looks like the upkeep isn't particularly good and it probably had lead to the shopping center's decline, among other issues. As mentioned before, I have faith that this shopping village can overcome its challenges and be a spotlight of economic prosperity that the entire community can enjoy. Just not recently, I'm afraid. Just gotta believe and I'll be coming back when that time has come. I do like the architecture that this shopping center sports. Reminds me of the Kona-Keahole International Airport, where the roofs are pyramid in shape.Support local!Unrated."

"Liliha Square is a small neighborhood outdoor mall with a busy parking lot! The best landmark for this shopping plaza is American Savings Bank on the corner of Vineyard Boulevard and Liliha Street. There are exits/entrances on both sides of the parking lot. The most popular businesses here would be Nice Day Chinese Restaurant, Times Supermarket, New Aala Bakery, Nail & Beauty Salon, and Subway.The outdoor seating consists of a few cement tables, benches, and stools. There are signs posted "for customers only" and with a limit of two hours. Just go early if you are meeting for a meal and be patient in regards to parking. Some stalls have a roof overhead, but you'd still get hit by rain/sun between the parking stalls and the stores. More parking is available between meals... at "off" hours.There are many kupuna in this area, so please kokua! Mahalo!"

"City Square Shopping Center is located between Dillingham Boulevard and a little pass Kalani Street. It's a very big area that consists of different food establishments, Koolau Farmers, pet shop, hair salon, a little toy shop, credit union, 7-11, as well as produce and fish market.The Department of Motor Vehicles was located at the City Square Shopping Center. They have now been relocated to a different building in Kalihi.There are ample of parking in front of the many businesses. There's even a section with small picnic tables for people to use. Tables can be used to enjoy a meal, sit down and talk story with coworkers, or smoke a cigarette.I have been to the City Square Shopping Center several times. Twice to Kamehameha Bakery to buy some freshly baked pastries. Once to Pancakes & Waffles to have breakfast since I was craving for pancakes. Twice to have onolicious Hawaiian food from Young's Fish Market.Too many food establishments to check out. Visits to City Square Shopping Center will happen in the future. 34/100"

"Located off Kamehameha Hwy in Kaneohe. Just like you typical mall two levels and a sleuth of stores and food court. Just came by to get a shirt from T&C and to look around to see what kinda stores were here. One thing that was a blast from the past was seeing a Fun Factory that was a place we would go when I was little so my parents could go shopping while leaving me at Fun Factory lol. Overall not bad of a mall."

"Parking, shopping, and snacking in Haleiwa Town, Oahu...Whenever I go to the North Shore, I usually park at Haleiwa Store Lots because:1. It's free2. There's outdoor dining (picnic tables and chairs)3. There are many types of shops4. Matsumoto Shave Ice and Island Vintage Coffee are here5. The restrooms are clean (get the code for the door)Later in the day, the parking lot fills up, so, get here early!Note: Matsumoto opens at 10am. Island Vintage Coffee opens at 7am as of 5-12-22"

"Shopaholic Dream is a reality here at Waikele!It's quite a distance for me so sadly I don't come here regularly as I'd like to...and it has been since pre-pandemic since I've been here so I wasn't very surprised to see some favorites have left and the remaining ones makes me think I'm at the Mall as the prices were no different.Waikele Premium Outlets are divided in to two locations as the more smaller individual shops are in one area and larger ones are in another. There used to be K Mart and many others in another area as well we said farewell to years back and not been replaced since. On the flip side some side lots on each location has a few food trucks as permanent staple for more choices with some events like "What the Truck?!" on the first Fridays of the month featuring a lot of vendors from food, snacks and more!We did find a few bargains and fun finds though with this large place bathrooms are a bit of a challenge and would recommend to go before you start your adventure.Thank you!"

"Shopping and dining in Waikiki, Honolulu, Hawaii...Waikiki Beach Walk has really been renovated into a pleasant space! Many shops and restaurants have changed. Currently, the restaurants include:Ruth's Chris Steakhouse Giovanni Pastrami Nalu Health BarMusubi Cafe IyasumeSubway Roy's WaikikiShops include:ABC StoresMahinaCrazy ShirtsHonolulu Cookie Company KahalaBlue GingerBreakout Waikiki The Ukulele ShopYard HouseWayland Galleries If you want three hours of parking, enter Embassy Suites, check in at Waikiki Beach Walk on your Yelp app, and bring your receipts of $20 or more to the valet. To get to the restaurants and shops, walk through a hallway that connects the front of Embassy Suites with Waikiki Beach Walk. Note: The restrooms are upstairs. Just remember to ask for the code for the door at any merchant!"

"Don't judge anything by it's outward appearance...615 Piikoi building is right on the busy corner of Piikoi and Kapiolani right across from INspiration it's a decently large building for the location that usually have much older neigbouring buildings that looks like your average structure filled with various office tenants...true.What I was blown is how nice and clean it is parking is a decent sized though I was quite confused on my first visit as I only saw a small stairwell to take me out to the lobby though I'm sure there's a more easier path if you're not able to climb stairs which even I had a difficult time when my knee gives me issues.The one thing that stands out here though even more so than the newer builds is the elevator system. If you don't know it's quite incredible and so unique you first select the floor you're gonna visit on the computer pad and it will assign the elevator that will take you there so there's no waiting and sprinting to it before it closes on you making it great for anyone who needs extra time and there's no guessing where to wait which is quite cool!Not sure of markets and other tenants but I just have a physician that I see here and know that it's a nice cool place and am glad it's in a place I can truly feel comfortable at.Thank you!"

"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 while I was here and checking out the restaurants I plan on coming back to when this pandemic is more under control and we can do siit down dining again.4.0 stars for the overall experience. 3.0 stars for the asthetic appeal, but the community needs are there. I am glad that there is a Vietnamese restaurant I can come to that I haven't tried yet near home.Support local!B"

"Located on Ka Uka Blvd, laniakea plaza is next to Costco in Waipio.It's just a few minutes from the freeway going in either direction.Places such as Starbucks, Panda Express, ninja sushi, fat boys, ramen ya, ups store and fantastic sams are some of the establishments that are located within this plaza. This little plaza is packed with so many places to eat and get typical daily errands finished.However, parking and maneuvering in the plaza can be challenging at times, especially around Starbucks and their drive thru area. Luckily there are two points of entrance to the plaza. If your ever in the Waipio area, it's a great place to stop by to get something to eat."

"I have driven by this building many a time over the years, but have never visited. Went for the 1st time to visit a friend's shop.My friend always says to visit, but I was Leary about finding good parking. For those who know me, parking situation is always one of my first questions. I was amazed to find lots of great parking in the building. Be mindful of the reserved stalls! The parking entrance is on S. Kukui Street (behind Longs Pali). Sorry I don't know the rates as my parking was validated. There was street parking also available. The building is a bit old, but well kept. A mixture of businesses are located in Kukui Plaza Mall. Most were closed being a Sunday."

"Going to Kailua town used to be a getaway or "staycay (staycation) for me and I would reserve it for days when the need to decompress arises. I love heading over to the Pali to do some "chillaxin" and lay out on that nice and silky-soft sandy beach Dr. Beach rated so highly in his annual beach health report. This no longer holds true for this cute and quaint sleepy town. Recent changes in the area is making the place look a lot more like (IMHO) Waikiki town wanna-be. It's almost like a slumbering giant slowly waking up now. However, if they can maintain a different identity than Waikiki, I am all for that. Perhaps it will end up being more like Hawaii Kai - commercialized but no high rises. Let's hope so.This revitalized center is nice, new and exciting for those who enjoys a vibrant scene. There are lots of energy here and the vibes are so upbeat as more new shops and eateries continued to pop up in the KTC and all over the nearby places. You can already tell the soon-to-be-opened Target store will make the area busier (and hopefully not too overly congested). In the mean time, Whole Foods Market, CPK, Longs Drugs and Pier One have already gained many repeat customers. What makes it nice and refreshing is that KTC scored one of their larger and more appropriate anchor tenants: Whole Foods Market. This high-end grocer is perfect for Kailua since it fits the demographics so well. And of course, I love the entire concept of WFM. For years, I classified Kailua's dining scene as a "culinary spot" they are not! WFM has a neat bar-and-pizza counter made for a perfect spot to enjoy a smooth glass of Cabernet Sauvignon or a frosty glass of icy cold local beer at the end of the day.Now, nicer restaurants and eateries are there to stay. It is such an easy place to frequent. Parking is ample and open. In addition, KTC also holds a weekly farmers market on Thursday nights. The amount of incredible gourmet foods and fresh local produce available at the farmers market is awesome. I really enjoyed hanging out there for the entertainment and the food. When I am lucky enough, I make it in time to WFM's happy hours. Life is good. After a good meal, I can still run my errands at Longs Drugs located next door. Now that is almost a one stop shop mall!"

"Shopping in Waimalu, Hawaii...Do you know the difference between Waimalu Shopping Center and Waimalu Plaza?I was at Waimalu Shopping Center where there are businesses that include Zippy's, Shiro's Saimin, Kabuki Restaurant, Chun Wah Kam, and Baldwin Snack Shop. I was supposed to be at Waimalu Plaza because there was a Craft Fair there and I had won a prize on Instagram from one of the vendors. Haha! Now I know the difference!Waimalu Plaza has businesses such as City Mill, Safeway, Starbucks, Office Depot, Paesano, Pancakes & Waffles, and Aloha Pacific Federal Credit Union. It's really nice of Waimalu Plaza to host a Craft Fair where small businesses can showcase their products. I came to the Craft Fair to see Snacksgalorehawaii because I won a Fukubukuro (lucky bag) Bag from them! Yay! It was filled with snacks and knickknacks such as bottle brushes and iPhone cables. It's too bad that Snacksgalorehawaii doesn't have a Yelp Page. They are a small company that just does random events. You may find them on their Instagram page. Anyway, Waimalu Plaza has some great stores and free parking! I'll be back!"

"Shopping in Honolulu, Hawaii...Recently, I've noticed how much I like this little shopping center called "South Shore Market". Why???PARKING: free and COVERED! Your car stays cool in the summer and dry when it's raining!BOUTIQUE SHOPS: "eden in love" is very popular. La Muse and Mahina are noteworthy. STORES: T.J. Maxx and Nordstrom Rack offer some good discounts EATERIES: Lucy's Lab Creamery is one of my favorites. I also like The Coffee Bean & Tea Leaf, Scratch Kitchen & Meatery, Brick Oven Pizza, Nalu Health Bar & Cafe, and Off The Wall Craft Beer & Wine.ENVIRONMENT: Clean; air conditioned; spacious aisles; several entrances; artsy murals; beautiful hanging mobiles; twinkly lights; a gorilla sculpture; a green, living wall; and a convenient restroom!I will be back soon!"

"No community would be complete without the neighborhood shopping center where people head for groceries, gas, medications, a late night snack, or even that cup of coffee before work.The salt lake shopping center is no "5 star experience", but at leastfulfills the needs of the surrounding community. One of the best things about the shopping center is it's location as it's near bus routes, schools, the library, and within walking distance for some residents. For the residents that do walk, however, they sometimes "borrow" the shopping carts from Longs or Safeway to transport their goods home. And for residents that are brave enough to attempt to cross busy street that is Ala Lilikoi from the apartments across, one word of advice: RUN!........or at least walk fast as you've chosen to cross one of the busiest streets in Salt Lake not using a crosswalk.Bottom Line: The community shopping center trying it's best to fulfill the needs of the community."

"The maze in Mililani...One of the most confusing designs of the traffic flow is found here in Mililani. Lots of great biz are found here in the Gateway at Mililani Mauka which is found right at the freeway entrance/exits with McDonald's being the prominent building viewable. There is Hele along with Starbucks and McDonald's that does draw in many for the drive thru convenience and does make it a challenge navigating between others while some parking area are for specific biz.The impressive selections of shops, restaurants and personal services are found here which I do love just be mindful of the drive thru lines that some may be patiently waiting it's not the greatest place if you're in a rush and aren't familiar with the layout.Thank you!"

"Shopping and dining in Honolulu, Hawaii...I've been coming to Like Like Plaza on Ke'eaumoku Street often because of tenants such as:- YogurStory- Banchan House- Wholesale Unlimited- Tony Moly- So Gong Dong- Honolulu Sushi- May's Salon- Teapresso Bar Other businesses include:- Territorial Savings- JES Jewelry- Gradient Nails- Orient Travel- Ke'eaumoku ProduceA few businesses moved out and others have taken their places:Hakuyosha Dry Cleaners will soon be the new home of Kyochon F&B Fried Chicken. Banchan House is in N Cat's place. YogurStory replaced Like Like Drive Inn.Welcome to all of the new businesses and wishing continued success to current and new tenants! I appreciate the free parking, variety of shopping and dining opportunities, and clean environment!"

"Shops, services and more...Kunia Shopping Center is a collection of business offering various types of services including banks, Pet Hospital, Accupuncute and Massage which all sounds like the place to go on this visit as I was leaving Walmart I remembered that there was a Starbucks here as well and had to visit for a much needed coffee break.It seems like there's a lot of parking though with many other tenants it can get quite full though if you don't mind you can always find one with a bit of patience. Great area that right after the Kunia exit coming in from town is a great convenience and a time saver that i see many come to this area for various shops for service.Thank you!Thank you!"

"Hungry, thirsty or just tired...Airport Commercial Center is a great place to settle many issues as the variety of merchants here along with a huge parking spaces making it easy to do so.In this day I had an super early appointment for an auto repair...6:30am at nearby New City so breakfast wasn't an option so I was pleasantly surprised that it was done an hour earlier than promised so I did a Yelp search and was happy to fine Joe's Grill Express has breakfast and thought it was an easy drive with parking.With a few other familiar choice like Subway, Bale, Aloha Sushi, Mini Garden Express, Nimitz Mart, Nimitz BBQ, Papa's Deli and Aloha Green there is a great amount of choices here including the location and convenience.Thank you!"

"The driveway to the building is right after the crosswalk on the left. I had to go around the block because I missed it the first time, as the building itself is set back from the street. Mind the rate schedule when you drive in. I had to pay $18 for two hours of parking. Good thing I had my debit card. The machine takes cash & coins and credit cards. Watch for pedestrians as they don't watch for you."

"This is the main shopping center in the heart Waikiki along with the International Marketplace. This center has mostly hight end luxury shops. Tiffany, Harry Winston, Fendi, Hermes, Saint Laurent, etc. all are located in this center. This center also has some of the best dining options. They have a great mix of casual dining in the food court. Try L&L Barbecue and Kulu Kulu Bakery if you need a quick bite. They also have very good sit down restaurants. P.F. Chang, Cheesecake Factory, Noi Thai, Wolfgang's Steakhouse, Doraku and Tim Ho Wan to name a few. The customer service center closes at 8pm. If you need to go there for any reason or to get validation for parking make sure you go before 8."