Pomai Kulolo - Kaka’ako

RANTING my frustration again... The rating has nothing to do with the delicious products from this vendor.I created this business page in May 2020 as I did and continue to do business with the food stand Pomai Kūlolo at Kaka'ako Farmers Market. Yet, all of a sudden, someone made changes to this page by removing Kaka'ako from the title and then screwed around by renaming it to "Pomai Kulolo Farmers market." Not only did the change occur to the vendor's name, but they changed the address to this vendor's production site in Kailua, HI where I've never been. All photos and the review reflect this vendor at the Kaka'ako Farmers Market, located at 210 Ward Avenue.Oddly, this morning when I was standing in line to buy some haupia from Pomai Kūlolo, I checked in even though the address is INCORRECT (in Kailua). Still, the map marker is correctly positioned in Kaka'ako. However, the corrections that I'm asking for are: - RESTORE the business page to read "Pomai Kūlolo - Kaka'ako Farmers Market" - CORRECT the address to reflect this vendor's TRUE location at 210 Ward Avenue, Honolulu, HI 96814 I've been trying to make the corrections myself via Yelp's desktop version but nothing changes and the same incorrect information remains. Thanks for hearing me out as I keep my fingers crossed with hope the corrections will finally come through.By the way, to whomever has been screwing around this business page, whether you're doing it to be playful or mildly malicious... you're HURTING THIS BUSINESS with your inattentive detail changes.

This company makes the BEST poi in my opinion. They also sell it for a good price. Their Kulolo is also awesome. If I get a craving for Hawaiian food, I like to make my own, but you will never find me pounding poi... I'll leave it to the pros. If you can't make it to the farmers market, Times supermarket also sells it. It's about $6 per container. Support local, eat local, grow local.

Had the guava haupia (5$) which was very nice. Not too sweet, very creamy! It's a pretty bare bones stand though, not that many options. Unless they were already mostly sold out by 9?

I love the ono food this company offers. So, I wanted to have them cater a benchmark event.Left several messages on the phone number associated with this business. Visited the Farmers Market and bought some poi (which is delicious) and was told to call again for catering options. Called and left a message several more times. Never heard a peep from anyone. So sad. Went with a couple other companies to fulfill our catering order.