Gloria Jean's Hawaii

Visit: November 2023 If you lioe malls, this is definitely a place you'd like. They have a wide variety of stores, and the mall is open to the outside (careful if it rains), but this provides a unique experience where you're able to get fresh air while you peruse different stores. There's also an underground section with many stores and a large food court with a ton of food options. Also a food Foodland grocery store attached which is convenient

While numerous other shopping centers nationwide are dying, Ala Moana Center surges forward since 1959 with heavy foot traffic and hardly any vacant store fronts. Its central location (close to the edge of Waikiki on one side) and between busy Ala Moana Boulevard & Kapiolani Boulevard, make Ala Moana Center a huge magnet for local shoppers and tourists. // I love the huge food court (Makai Market) with its numerous dining options. And the central stage often features live entertainment (usually contemporary Hawaiian song and dance or more traditional hula.) While I'm not a fan of the high-end, pricey boutiques, there are many other stores in this large open-air shopping complex to keep you occupied. I also appreciate the koi pond and the well-maintained plants and greenery. And people-watching here can't be beat!

This is a VERY big mall and for this 70+-year-old, getting around is daunting. There is a lovely koi pond. You will find every store on the planet at this mall, from Walmart to Chanel and every other high-end outlet. I visited Target and the Lanai food court. I regretted the food, as it was low quality, but there are many food outlets, so some are bound to be good. The mall is easy to get to by bus.

Best mall in the US. Every store you could want, beautiful outdoor scenery, several levels of shopping, tons of delicious restaurants, massive food court, and 4% tax. Make sure to have good shoes on because you’ll be walking a lot. They also have a stage with concerts and hula and there’s an arcade and children’s play areas as well. Ala Moana beach is across the street too and there’s lots of spots for electric cars. There’s also a Liliha Bakery in the Macys too.

A bit high class for myself as far as the majority of stores. But food court is huge and should satisfy everyones cravings. They do offer a free hula show on fridays at 5pm. And on Sundays a keiki hula show I'm not sure what time. Check the website for changes. Get free samples at Honolulu cookie company. And beautiful Ukuleles at Kanile'a!!!