Mililani Tech Farmer's Market

A tiny gathering at the far end of the parking lot with American Savings Bank. No parking allowed there for farmers market customers though. So I guess you're left parking on the street, don't know if it's legal there either. As far as I could see there were two tents with fruits & veggies, grinds 2 da max truck, a beef jerky tent, garlic shrimp tent, dried fish tent and ocean dim sum. I'd say if you work in the area it's not bad to come and browse, maybe pick up some lunch/snacks. Otherwise it's not really something I'd make a point to make a special trip for. Totally off subject, but the smell of the area was very refreshing! Like citronella, reminds me of natural bug repelants we use!

Love this little farmers' market! It is literally only 2 produce stands and 4-5 food vendors on Wednesday mornings. On our most recent visit we bought some random produce for super cheap (of course) and also stopped at the Soak 'n Smoke vendor who sells fresh fish blocks or cooks fish filets in front of you to make a plate lunch. The Ono sautéed in garlic butter was super yummy! He also sells smoked meats and dried aku which I wanna try next time.The Hawaiian Style Chili Co. is usually there as well, but they usually setup after 11a so we missed them last time. We did try their scampi, ahi steak, and roast pork once, which were pretty good. The Ocean dim sum guys are always setup early, but after a few tries, I'm not sure I'd go back for more. This is the same folks in Waipahu, at their brick and mortar next to Thelma's. It's not the best dim sum, but I guess it's okay if you're hungry! It was a little sketchy to see shrimp look fun rolls out in the open...I would pass on that.We'll be back again soon to get produce for the week, and hopefully try a different food item next time!

Great little market! Everything you need for middle-of-the-week groceries. There aren't as many vendors as other farmer's markets, but you can still find everything you need from here: produce, fresh fish and beef, pastries and desserts, and also fresh flowers and plate lunch!Official times are from 9-2, but I think the best time to go is between 10 and 1. Some vendors get there late (especially the lunch/hot food vendors), and some leave early.

Arrived at about 9:30 and only a handful of vendors were set. Was advised most other arrive around 10:30 (more food vendors closer to lunch time). Managed to buy quite a bit considering, and found the prices reasonable. (See posted pic.) One lady even had ho'io. Will try again next week later in the morning.

Super small farmer's market located not far from Wheeler AAF. I would come every Wednesday on my lunch. They have some selection in fresh produce. Depending on the week is what is there. You can get fresh meat, Local food, vegan food, Mexican (I think they left though now) Baker Dudes (try the mushroom croissants!!!), Pami's desserts- so good, and the cupcake truck (best red velvet cupcakes since I left the south). Good time away from work, soak up the sun, and be friendly, buy local.

It's kind of small but I love it! Rain or shine, they're out there on Wednesdays! It's a great place to stop for lunch. The burritos are a big hit (watch out for the line!) but I also love the small portion of shrimp scampi with mushrooms and linguini. Delish! Next week I am going to try the Thai food and maybe one day, the lychee iced tea. Worth a look.

Tea girls Vaifala and The Hawaiian Style Chili Company's seafood chowder and shrimp scampi linguine is the best. The flavors of both are amazing. The location is close to home and a perfect spot to grab some delicious goodies. Definitely the place to go on Wednesdays.:))

Great little market with a variety of vendors. I'm happy to see that Sushi-Bites has returned again and will be at the market every 2nd and 4th Wednesday of the month!

I love this market, it's probably my favorite market here on Oahu. Every vender is so friendly. They have amazing memories and make conversation, ask questions, and even point out their best pick. I go every wednesday and get my fresh produce/fish for the entire week and never spend over $40. The small size is deceiving, but they have everything you could possibly need and more. From fruits and veggies, to fresh caught fish and grass fed beef, with some cookie venders in between. I've gone at all times during the day and have yet to be disappointed.

Mean... da seafood chowder is amazing!! The Aunty and crew was very friendly! Awesome, how they support us when in military uniform. Mahalo! Will be back for more chowder!!