The Marketplace at City Square

I love coming here to get fresh farm grown vegetables! The quality of the vegetables here are way better than what you find at the stores & at a better price. They definitely cater more towards Filipino vegetables but they also carry the other essentials as well. My favorite farm to purchase from is Ung Farm. They have the most affordable prices compared to the others and the workers are always so sweet.

Located at City Square next to Chuckee cheese's they have many different produce vendors from farms here on the islands and they also have fresh & frozen Seafood vendors and Fresh Pork vendors, besides the 2nd hand clothing vendor towards the back of the building before restrooms and a Filipino restaurant for take outs. They also have a grocery vendor and a Knife vendor selling and also does sharpening of your knife's or tools and a Filipino vendor selling local Filipino desserts .Large parking lot that is shared by many other businesses and retailers and restaurants.

The Marketplace at City Square is a bunch of local Asian farms selling their crops. Fruits, vegetables, snacks, seafood, meats, etc.It was nice to walk around and window shop.

It was my first time here the other day. My mom likes to come here, so the hubby and I drove her.I was surprised to see how huge this place is and all the items they sell. The marketplace is made up of small individual stalls. They sell everything from produce, meat, seafood to groceries. My mom likes to get fruit. I'm not sure if she buys anything else. Some of the prices are cheaper than Chinatown and others are more than Chinatown. You just have to know what you're getting. I like to drink Milo. The bag was $19.99 here. I can get it at Chinatown for $8.99.

Similar to the downtown Honolulu Chinatown fish and vegetable merchants, you will find merchants selling produce, seafood and some meats. There are dry goods also.Located in the City Square off Dillingham and Kohou Streets, you will find The Marketplace. Similar if not a duplicate of what you would find in downtown Chinatown are produce, ethnic foods and the like for sale. My take is (as a climate control person) The Marketplace is easier and more comfortable to shop at. Parking readily available in the City Square parking lot. OK, you may have to walk some but, parking is available and free. My most recent quest was for chives. Can you imagine? NO CHIVES and I stopped in at least 4 times in the recent days. BUT I got me a bunch of the best watercress you can get on the island and for $3.50!!!!!Convenient by location and coupled with the other merchants (Kam Bakery, Young's Market, Utage etc) your journey to The Marketplace can turn into an almost all day shopping experience!

If you're looking for an indoor market place and don't want to go into Chinatown. We'll The Market place at city square you need to check out .Located in the City Square shopping center right next door to Chuck E. Cheese lots of free parking but on weekend it gets very crowded.Inside is actually very clean and the smell is not too bad compared to most indoor markets. Lots of produce vendor and fresh fish also there's a Philippino market that sells baked goods and other hot food.Support local

Grocery shopping in Kalihi, Honolulu, Hawaii...My cousin is in town from Indonesia. He usually eats a lot of fruits, so I thought he'd like to get some - because he's here until the end of the month (October).Located next to Chuck E. Cheese at City Square, this marketplace is kind of like an indoor farmer's market with many vendors, free shared parking, and air conditioning! There's a variety of fresh produce, fish, frozen foods, and more!It's safer (the floor is smooth and there are no curbs nor crosswalks)... and it's cleaner (no strange odors) than going to Chinatown! I even brought my mom here, and she got some papayas and bananas. My cousin didn't buy anything because of the prices. Well... You're paying for convenience here. You don't have to drive all the way out to the farms in Kahuku, Kunia, and Waialua! Gosh! The freshness is great! There were some fish that were still alive! I'll be back!Note to self: bring knives to sharpen at the knife vendor, AFrames Tokyo.

I only come when my Mama's in town, otherwise I don't come here at all. I prefer to bring her here when it first opens only because the parking lot can get unsafe with people walking by as others are backing up or speeding to get a closer parking spot.Once inside though, the sea of produce and people can get a bit overwhelming as well. Everyone hovering, scooting, pushing, cutting all at once to get their items can get annoying and a bit claustrophobic. Therefore while she's getting her groceries, I pick a spot to stand and I don't move until we're off to the next station. Then at the fish station there are others who refuse to wear the gloves or plastic to pick up their fish and end up using their bare fingers, touching everything afterwards can get unsanitary.

My favorite shopping spot for Filipino staples and farm to consumer vegetables and seafood. Support our local farmers!!

People don't know that this place is excellent for meats and produce!! There's also so many Asian ingredients available to make any Asian dish!Located in dillingham, this market is open daily and it a farmers market, basically with many vendors that sell produce for cheap! Being cash with you since you need a minimum for card purchases. There's always a selection of produce, meat, and seafood. Plenty of parking. I definitely come here when I can't make it to farmer markets elsewhere!