Farmers Market - Windward Mall

1/12/25 10:00am Sunday Vendor's Fresh Ahi Slab $20 for little over 1lb Worth It!Farm fresh Watercress Radish Stringbeans... Support Local!

Every Wednesday and Sunday, Windward Mall's farmer's market sell fresh produce, good food of different ethnic, desserts and samples! Their Christmas tree is already up and decorated!

I love this farmer's market. There are so many vendors of fresh vegetables and fruits, desserts, fish, Filipino, Thai, Lao, Puerto Rican foods just to name a few. Also bread, plants and special gift items. Candies and sweet treats and more. The vendors are friendly. The market is in the mall so you can do a lot of shopping in the various stores as well. It's always crowded but everyone seems happy. There are lots of places to sit, rest, and people watch. The market is Sundays and Wednesdays and all indoors. Today I picked up a pastele plate from Oahu Food Company and it was yummy. Definitely

Super surprised about the variety, price and array of foods available for purchase at this indoor farmers market. Two floors of fresh local veggies, prepared foods, and baked goods really makes this market stand out. Favorites are the purple sweet potatoes, corn, and other local leafy greens. Happy to have seen Molokai bread. Tried cornflake brownies. Found some really good ube filled tarts. And not to forget the cupcake lady and her fresh cakes! The prices are so reasonable and the vendors are super nice. Most take Venmo and credit card so it's nice not having to bring cash. Love the air conditioner surroundings and the low key vibes. Everyone..customers and vendors are super chill and there are so many choices to buy things from. One of the best things about this market is the free parking!Great place to shop on a Sunday for your week worth of groceries without breaking the bank. Will definitely return and hope to become a routine to shop!

They're at the Windward mall Sundays 11am-2pm and Wednesdays 2pm-7pm.Make sure you get there early for the best produce!Check out Manny's Filipino baked goods booth and BYOB, Bring your own bags!!

I Love Farmers Markets...This one at Windward Mall had its challenges as during covid it was outside near Macy's where parking already situation already has me pulling out my hair but here is where I did find so many vendors and their start was at this market before seeing them expand to others.Now that we're back to some sort of normalcy so has the market is now back right inside the heart of the mall, and that's how spacious this place really is to have it without much disturbance is great, and it's every Sundays 10am-2pm, and Wednesdays 2pm-6pm.Lots of fresh veggies are found here along with baked goods, tea leaves, honey and so much more, being indoors does make browsing so much easier no rain or heat and to just support local does make everyone happy.Thank you!

Freshly made Strauberry and Lilikoʻi Kōlea donut from "Doh Doughs Donuts" at one of the stalls for the Farmers Market. So decadent, filled with cream, not too sweet with just a hint of powdered sugar.K's Pan is another vender that produces some really unique and delicious savory or sweet morsels with my favorite being the Curry Pan great to grab for a light lunch when you're in a hurry or on the road.

This place get 4 stars for this island. It is by no means as good as the farmers market in Hilo, but the one with the best prices I have found so far here. Free parking, & in a mall with a food court that includes Waiahole Poi Factory is a plus. Sunday mornings and Wednesday afternoons is when it's happening. Get there early and they are strict on not selling before the allowed time. Papaya prices have gone up a little, but most are sold per pound, or this one stall sells it for $2 each. They are a bit riper than I can find at Costco, which is important for my limited time on the island. Usually can find apple bananas, longans, and different tropical fruits depending on the time of the year. There are food vendors and floral vendors as well. This place and the KCC farmers market are my go to.

I like this Farmer's Market located at Windward Mall though it can be pricey. I usually go on Sundays but have also been during the week. Nice variety of vendors. The ready made food, ex dim sum, Filipino bento, etc. cost more than the food in the food court but it's good. I paid $40 for two bento and noodles. Vegetables are fresh and affordable. I enjoy the garlic peanuts ($5) and also breads. It can get busy but there is always parking available though you may have a good walk.

There several vendors I wanted to showcase. I did Pomai Kulolo on their own site. However, there are several others that don't have websites that you can connect with. One is "Home Food Design" which makes different flavors of hot sauces. I decided to do a taste test and have samples ready for you. I tested the regular which was medium hot...like chili pepper water! Guava and Lilikoi were fruity hot sauces...good for dipping sauces. My favorite is the Lilikoi!Second, "Step into Paradise!" A tent full of taro chips, Ulu chips, jerk, crunchy snacks, and numerous hot sauces. I love the taro chips and beef jerky...my favorites.I did go to vegetable stands for broccoli and basil. I'm getting ready to cook.As you know, you have to come down and pick your favorites out. Whether you in or out? Wear your mask and be safe! Ciao!