Don Quijote - Pearl City

Beside this Don Quijote is a foodcourt.They serve bentos, Filipino combos, and Hawaiian fare.For sushi/sashimi fix, buy them inside Don Quijote; these are mostly flown from Japan.Prices range from US$15-$40-$80.

This is a must stop whenever I'm on the islands and in the area. Hmart is nextdoor too, so even more reasons to stop by get my goodies to take home. I Mostly get the Hawaiian type merchandise, such as cards snack items , tshirts and sone souvenirs. Since most everything else I can buy in Japan, and honestly unless I really need it, I'm not paying the price. Food and other fresh items are other things I purchase here. If you get a sale that's even better. Bento boxes , cakes, pies poke. One.of.my favorite stores.

I go here occasionally with my daughter. We love shopping here for food and case of water. Always fully stocked with items. Not sure about the food items but we love this location because it's closer to home. Plenty of parking. Shopping carts are located in front of the store to the right. Value here is pretty affordable. Things add up if you fill up your cart. Definitely worth coming here though. The cashier's seems nice when you check out. Bags are 16 cents even with an EBT card. Bags are not free last time I went here.

Always saw it in the menu so I had to try it out. Was good, but I couldn't help compare it to Ige's fresh cornbeef and cabbage which I prefer much better.

Love Don Quijote and the many selections of groceries. Came here for some ramen and went home with lots of extra stuff. I saw their sushi selection and can say it was delicious! Salmon nigiri never fails, so so good and the freshness it perfect.

I love tge variety of items from Japan and the prices are a plus..sad that the waipahu location closed but pearlcity will do.

Selection, variety and pricing is 4 stars, Gundam plastic model section is 5 stars, aesthetics maybe 3 stars. This location is no Foodland Farms and the plaza it's in looks quite old as well but no complaints when you see $8 snorkel sets and how many Japanese snack types are offered here. If you're looking for groceries, last minute supplies, or even gifts to travel with - this is the place to get anything you could possibly want. All my kids wanted were gundam robots so the large selection at this location blew their minds.

I will admit I'm not a fan of the Don Quixote stores, I try to avoid them but I will admit the Pearl City location is the better of the two I've had experience with. Parking is better, the small restaurants okay, the entrance is definitely more inviting.Maybe the square footage allows more room for their products to be shown in a less cramped area. I don't feel I'm in a labyrinth when I'm looking for something. The shelves don't feel stuffed to the point of confusion. The other day I needed to pick up a gift card for a friend who loves DQ shopping so I picked up a Soba Salad and a pack of ChuToro. Soba salad was satisfying the ChuToro wasn't the freshest....about the best I could say was that I didn't die, but wouldn't do it again. I've bought two rice cookers, lol I think this was Daiai when I bought the first one and just recently replaced it because it kept sparking when I plugged it in and a couple of months ago I bought an electric griddle I saw on Amazon but carried here for about the same price. I usually pick up their Spam Musubis for the kids and their California rolls both of which they take for breakfast. One more thing I buy here are the bags of Manila clams, the family luvs them in broth with crusty bread. Guess I buy more here than I thought!

What a wonderful store! It is a Japanese "everything" store. Can find everything from food, household goods, sundries, clothing, and much more. One stop shopping! Good and fair pricing! Nic staff! Love the selection!

I have visited Don Quijote at least six times in the past three months. I've appreciated the variety and selection of items they offer. While I find their prices generally acceptable, I've noticed that similar items can be found at other retail stores for up to $1 or $2.00 less. For certain items, such as candy or snack aisles, I've had to look at expiration dates only a few times after purchasing food that already expired (3, 4 months), which has concerned me that rotation hasn't been 100%.However, what consistently draws me back to this store is its cleanliness and the excellent customer service I experience there.