Crack Seed Hawaii

Traditional reminiscent of old Hawai'i where we could pick up seed, candies, ice cream and shave ice. The entrance takes you to the left where you see walls packed with gummy candies, preserved plum, lihing mui flavored snacks and so much more. The selections are vast and prices are reasonable. The second aisle ends with an ice cream display filled with an array of flavors and cones. We looked up by the register and excitedly saw shave ice. Out of simplicity with ordered the rainbow ice cream large bowl. It was large! Perfect to share and so generous with the portion size. The syrups were good and the ice cream the perfect end as we dug our way to the bottom!Service was very good and the two ladies helping us were helpful and nice. Will be back again!

Just about all the little kid time goodies I like. Icees are fluffy like the ones back in the back in the day Mr. Young at Kaimuki used to make. Sweet lady working and I hope they remain here a long time.

My wife and I dropped into this little store on a quest. Trying to find dried ginger that doesn't have that after taste from the artificial sweeteners. Some placesshow sugar as the sweetener, but still have that after taste. The ginger and li hung mui are the two crack seed products we are very peticular about. There seems to be product inconstancy from the mom and pop to the majordistributors. The ginger did have that after taste. Li hung mui was good. The lady at the store makesmochi with black bean filling. The filling was good.The mochi was chewy. Stay safe

Convenience store in Kaneohe... on the Ground Level of the building across from Jack in the Box on Kamehameha Highway...Crack seed - AKA - see mui - AKA - preserved plum is a category which includes Rock Salt Plum, Li Hing Mui, Lemon Peel, and Olive Cake. It's an unusual snack that Hawaii residents enjoy on occassion.My sister used like the salty seed - those white ones that make your mouth water. I like the mild ones like the football-shaped, sweet sour type - and seedless cherry.I visited this store in the past because I needed some ginger for my sore throat. There were a few choices, so I was able to pick one that I thought I could tolerate. (Most ginger is too spicy for me.) I also got some ginger chews. These are great for traveling!There are other places in Kaneohe that sell crackseed, jerky, candy, coffee, refrigerated beverages, condiments, and other convenience items. However, this local store may be better because of its uniqueness! There's such a variety of goods such as bathroom tissue, crackers, Lemon peel powder, fish sauce, long rice, bay leaves, Chinese medicine, and snacks such as pork hash, mochi, jin dui, rice cake, and manapua! They also have an Icee machine and Almond cookies... oh, and crackseed!Crackseed Hawaii has it's own shared parking lot. Just drive slowly past the shop on William Henry Road (across from Bank of Hawaii) and turn right - up the ramp. The female worker had some language barrier. I had to point to the boiled peanuts sign and she said that they had sold out for the day. Awww... I'll have to return - especially since the store seems more spacious! Items have been rearranged for a semi-organized feel!Support local!

Our family loves to come here! They have icee floats! Need I say more? It is well stocked and reasonably priced and I love the pork hash and Mochi here! I remember going to a crack seed store in my neighborhood when I was little. I'm so glad my kids have a crack seed store that is part of their childhood!

I recently stopped by to grab a few snacks for our drive around the island. I used to stop by here all the time after school to grab some snacks while walking home. It's a very tiny store but has a variety of snacks.

Friendly owner lady advice and help me choose a perfect snack for my family, friends, and me. I highly recommended this place to anyone if you want to travel than drive to the other side of Oahu Island.

I like some of their crack seeds. My sister likes it, too. Will go back for more...I just hope they won't run out of one my faves.