Great place to grab an authentic meal.
This place is great!! The thai food, Vietnamese food, dim sum, and especially all the fresh produce, meat, and fish selections.
If you are in Honolulu I would highly suggest you stop by this market. A lot of the items that you find in Waikiki will be here for a much better price. The people here are very friendly and have a ton of advice of places to visit. If you love interacting with locals, stop by.
A mini food court of authentic Filipino, Chinese, Korean, n Vietnamese foods. Outside a array of kiosk shops selling a variety of clothes, accessories along with souvenirs of the Chinese cultures. Outside and indoor seating. Restroom is a hassle to get the key for and is on the second floor. Handicap accessible but a tight squeeze at some points. Except a lot of people all the time since it's a regular gathering place for the local asian community. You also can find a lot of exotic culturally influenced produce. Enjoy ur visit. Ps. Parking can be a challenge. I suggest getting there via the bus or taxi. Biki bikes are also a good solution
I had a good experience visiting the market. Unfortunately there are some empty spaces around, which is really shamed. I loved eating at the market because there were different options from Chinese, Vietnamese, and Filipino food. Fruits are very delicious and cheaper than the rest of the places around the island
We went their around 1-3 PM, the market is not crowd and we bought some Hawaiian couple clothes, negotiate with the sale lady, she was friendly and provide the price not too bad. It was nice and fits on both of us. I didn’t have chance to try the food yet because it look good to me. Definitely will try next time if we still come back on the next vacation trip.
Lots of tourist and locals go shop there. Mostly mom and pop stores. The shops have simliar foods and produces selections. Look at other shops before paying for your greens and vegetables.
What impresses me most is the free worship of Budda Guanying inside Maunakea Marketplace. Scents are freely provided with an available lighter, which well displays the philanthropism of Buddhism.
Fruits and vegetables locally sourced. Great prices and you wouldn't believe the sizes and quality of the items. You can't go wrong.
There was a nice variety of Asian foods. I got a one choice combo at one of the Pinoy vendors that hit the spot. ~$5 to be nice and full!
I definitely want to go back at a better time. I had gone right before closing.
There’s also little shops for household items.
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