Hukilau Marketplace - Laie, Hawaii

Oben A.

A large open market with plenty of shops in Ohau. The shops range from clothes to necklaces, to arts, theater, desserts, bb-q , shoes etc. It’s typically touristic market so you should expect prices to be a little higher than usual. We loved the Hawaiian real fruit ice cream . We chose mango with coconut ice cream and it was the BEST ice cream we ever had! Coffee was freshly brewed and crepes were made to order.

Ben C.

A large outdoor area filled with plenty of shops, stalls and various food trucks. There are so many different souvenirs available it's hard to take them all in.
When it's busy it's difficult to find individual seating to eat your meal, we end up sharing our table with others as there was nothing else available for them. So keep that in mind if you go during peak times.
The food options are fantastic and everything we had was so fresh!

Walter R.

A small but very nice marketplace with food trucks and local stores where you can find locally produced souvenirs.

Jorge G.

We loved this place. I strongly recommend it. Is a must visit. Don't loose the opportunity if you have it.

Amy K.

Fun marketplace to visit in Ohau.
We decided to check out this place and so glad we did! Our two grown kids enjoyed the market so much. We did not buy the tickets for Polynesian experience, but there are plenty of things to do there.
Lots of shops, food trucks, and upscale ice cream and desserts.
We loved the Hawaiian real fruit ice cream . We chose mango with coconut ice cream and it was the BEST ice cream we ever had!
Coffee was freshly brewed and crepes were made to order.
We had so much fun at the ukulele shop and the football hall of fame. Buffet was grand and had so much variety of food.
Live Hawaiian music was so magical. We will never forget the moment that we spent time with our family at Hukilau Marketplace!

Pooja P.

We stayed in condos near Turtle Bay and this marketplace was super easy to visit for breakfast, lunch or dinner at the food trucks and few restaurant options.

We tried the fish & chips, açaí bowls, smoothies, dole whip. Pounders, the seated restaurant, was good, maybe a little overpriced. The chocolate chip cookies are DELICIOUS! The souvenir shops are nice for a look around. Lots of parking & seating and easy accessibility.

Amy S. K.

This souvenir area had some nicer stuff than most souvenir shops. It did have a good variety, like a Christmas shop, which was nice because I like getting and ornament on trips. Food selection was really good at the food trucks. While the stores had pretty things, most of it was still imported from china and what not. After reading the sign about the PCC being a nonprofit meant to continue the Polynesian traditions, I was disappointed that there were little to no locally made or Polynesian made art, jewelry, etc. for purchase. I stayed next door at the courtyard and they had two activities where the wonderful men and women showed us how they make toys, leis, bracelets and hats. Why not also have these beautiful things sold here?

Heather L.

Touristy gift shops, including a ukulele store & museum. I was so excited to see a fruit stand because I wanted to try a coconut drink but they were unfortunately out. We originally went to this marketplace because I was under the impression it would really be decorated and they would have holiday themed stuff, but I didn't think they did anything that was described on Oahu's calendar site: "It will be a weekend full of holiday festivities and wonderful displays of lights and decorations."

Did not buy any tickets for the Polynesian Center so I can't comment on that, but this is still a good place to stop if you are looking for a souvenir, food or restroom break.