Chinatown Honolulu Marketplaces is a food market in Honolulu.
Editorially verified May 21, 2026 by Lewis Vaughan, TableJourney editor. Source.
Tip: Maguro Brothers in Kekaulike Market is the canonical poke. Lei stalls on Maunakea Street strung from 09:00.
Address: 1120 Maunakea Street, Honolulu, HI 96817
SALT at Our Kakaako in Honolulu is the post-industrial food block at Auahi and Coral, anchored by Arvo, Highway Inn, Lonohana chocolate and Honolulu.
Tip: Free first-hour parking. Lonohana chocolate tasting at 10:00, Arvo for flat whites, Highway Inn for lunch.
Manoa Marketplace Farmers Market in upper Manoa Honolulu is the Hawaii Farm Bureau midweek market in the courtyard plaza, the three-day-a-week option.
Tip: Three days a week, with Sunday the busiest. Free parking inside Manoa Marketplace; Longs and Safeway in the same complex for one-stop runs.
The KCC Farmers Market on the Kapiolani Community College grounds in Diamond Head Honolulu is the canonical Saturday produce stop, run by the Hawaii Farm.
Tip: Saturday 07:30-11:00 in Parking Lot C. Cash and ATM on campus. Get there by 08:00 for full selection.
Kakaako Farmers Market at Ward Village in Honolulu runs every Saturday on Ala Moana Boulevard with over 140 vendors, the largest farmers market on Oahu.
Tip: Year-round Saturday 08:00-12:00. Park at Fisherman's Wharf or in the Ward Village garage; free parking with validation.
Foodland Farms Ala Moana in Honolulu is the flagship of the local grocery chain that calls itself Hawaii's Home for Poke, with a 20-variety poke bar.
Tip: The Mauka Makai poke counter at the back of the store is the canonical Foodland order; bento and pipikaula at the deli.
