Nehu Market

Cinnabon, Panda, Bento-Ya, Yummy, Diem, Sbarro and Rainbow Drive in- good variety for friends, families and solo diners to grab a bite.If you're old enough to remember Continental at Ala Moana reminds me of going there in the 60s...A nice casual place to come whenever this food court is open if you're looking for quick, reasonable sit down meal.Changed seats, now I see Valor and Subway are here too

Food Court at Pearlridge Mall, Aiea, Oahu, Hawaii...I guess it's a good thing that this place has a name. I usually call it "the food court upstairs of Downtown Pearlridge - outside of the (Consolidated) theater". I haven't heard anyone call this place "Nehu Market".Current vendors are:SubwayPanda Express Rainbow Drive-In Yummy Korean BBQ Diem 99 Cafe SbarroCinnabonPoke + Bento-YaAnd a new sports bar: ValorI should return and get some lunch here.I usually park (for free) on the street level by Longs Drugs Store, where it's covered... then take two escalators up.It's a clean food court with lots of seating. It looks modern because it was renovated! Note: That crowded bar (Valor) in the corner was intriguing... It's not even on the Mall's Directory yet!There were a lot of people sitting, chatting, and watching the televisions above. I didn't want to take pictures of them to respect their privacy.

Interesting name for a food court...Though it's here in Pearlridge Center on it's upper level along side the theaters and Monorial entrance. On this day the escalators going up wasn't working and everyone was using the single elevator so it was the stairs for me...it was a sign for me to get moving lol!The reward is the vibrant vibe it exudes and though it is small in comparison to other food court the various vendors it has will get your indecisiveness into overdrive (Rainbow Drive Inn, Sbarro, Diem 99 Cafe, Burger King, Cinnabon, Subway, Yummy's, Bento Ya, Pandas)A decent amount of seating though the escalators seems to always be broken is an issue considering it's on an upper level making it a challenge for access, I do love the vibe here as I don't feel too contained and too close to folks as I'm trying to relax and unwind from it all.Thank you!

I've been to this food court countless times. I didn't know that it was called Nehu Market. It's hard to miss. It's the food court right outside Consolidated Theaters Pearlridge. The current tenants are Cinnabon, Panda Express, Burger King, Poke Bento-Ya, Yummy Korean BBQ, Pho Factory, Sbarro, Rainbow Drive In, Subway and the theaters. That's not too shabby if you ask me. I see some places that I would eat at. There's also pretty good seating and it's comfy. They also have an area called the hub. You can charge and use your electrical devices on those tables.

First time in the food court area of the mall and I was so shocked to see a bar there!!The area is clean and there are booths now in the food court area.

I'd say it's a great place to hang lose at after work or just because. Anywhere they serve alcohol in a public shopping area is totally recommended to me. Lol

The ambience of the food court next to the theaters are nicely organized, the lights are clearly bright. It was my first time eating there at the food court the setting of the table and seats were openly refreshing with booths for four to half circle booths for about 5-6 guests to enjoy their group gatherings. If not a cozy twosome couple to enjoy their privacy enjoying their take out meals. Pearlridge did wonders for their renovations years ago! My only concern is their parking lot situation that should be fixed and addressed..yes I know financial in planning but with the GEN Yakiniku and other fine eateries in the near future consider making it more easier access into their lot? I do like the handicap parking stalls that should be accessible and add extras that's connecting to the hallway next to the formerly empty Sears. It has been empty for years now but I think more smaller shops added 'made in Hawai'i' supporting the many local businesses., craft fairs l, art exhibitions, historical events that's connected to Pearl Harbor once abundance with oysters, Hawaiian historical mini Museum to short run exhibitions and performances from local young talented artists that may share their passion for Hawai'i. Give the artists a supporting cast of performing in front of families, friends and visitors alike! I did participate their first pet craft fair in which Pearlridge first ever! I'm sure it was a successful one but the layout was not what I have expected! Pearlridge management had to follow their policies with whatever agency involved. I hope in the future they will promote more stalls for either weekend craft fairs! Now the parking lot fronting Sears vacant for a long period of time! Why not have a tent farmers market there? There's a few food truck there! Why not support local vendors to share their fabulous food, craftsmanship, clothing, etc? Yes I know they're farmers market but why not at the vacant lot? Parking is no issue there! I hope Pearlridge Management support local businesses as well.

This review is directed at the Pearlridge Management. The food court vendors in the Wai Makai area of Pearlridge are good. I'm bringing to the attention of management that they should allow a grace period of 1/2 hour after the Mall closes if you make a purchase before the Mall closes. Custodians are directed by management to chase people out of the food court. A suggestion to remedy the situation so everyone knows upfront is to tell the food vendors to warn customers that they might not be able to finish their meal when the Mall closes because they purchased their meal so close to the Mall closing. Put signs up noting take-out only if customers purchase their meals late.The Food Court follows the Mall hours:Mon - Thu 10am to 7pmFri - Sat 10am to 8pmSun 10am to 6pm

Nehu Market is a Food Court on the Wai Makai side of Pearlridge. Hours of Operation is: Monday - Thursday: 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. Friday - Saturday: 10 a.m. - 8 p.m. Sunday: 10 a.m. - 6 p.m. The Nehu Market is a great place to dine in. It is very clean and the atmosphere is great. I like the renovation that was done awhile back.The downside of the dining area is the custodian going around telling the customers that the dining area is now closed (7 p.m. or according to the schedule above). Whether you just started eating your food or almost done you need to leave. The management needs to allow the customers to finish their meals they purchased.The management needs to post a sign that reads the dining area closes at exactly 7 p.m. Ideally the management needs to give a grace period until 7:30 p.m. so the customers can eat their meals. If the 7:30 p.m. grace period is not possible, then the fast food restaurant needs to notify the customers, the order needs to be "Take Out Only" 15 minutes before closing. The fast food restaurants also need to stop selling their food at exactly 7 p.m. so the dining area can close on time.The custodian closes portion of the dining area starting at 5 p.m. The customer ends up arguing with the custodian because the customer is not aware the section they chose is closed. The customer ends up getting up and moving to another area. The custodian needs to put a sign that reads "This Section Is Closed" to avoid the problem.Another problem is one of the escalator is always broken.

Thought I could come here, find a seat and enjoy my dinner with my family. Management had other ideas since they installed this big stage in the middle of the seating area. The music is way too loud for the size of this area. Made it nearly impossible to enjoy my meal with my family.