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  • Carthea
    Ottawa, Canada22 contributions
    Souveniers
    Don't be discouraged when you first arrive and see many vendors selling used junk. Keep walking, and you'll find the vendors with reasonable priced souvenirs. We found some t-shirts for $6, and a decent quality hoodie for $15. Small package of Kona coffee was $10.
    Found a place for rose flavoured bubble tea, which was very disappointing.
    Overall, it's worth the trip if you need souvenirs. Open Wednesday, Saturday and Sunday only.
    Review of: Aloha Stadium Swap Meet & Marketplace
    Written February 26, 2023
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  • HarryKHI
    Osprey, FL927 contributions
    Not Really Farm to Table
    Some of the folks that come bring local papaya, bananas 🍌 while some products are simply supplied by same provider delivering to Safeway. The way better one is @ Blaisdell on Weds @ 4pm.
    Review of: Manoa Marketplace Farmer's Market
    Written August 4, 2018
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  • ABronxTale
    Bronx, NY143 contributions
    Being a Tourist This Place Has Prepared Food For Me.
    If I lived there I would probably have no need for this farmers market as the local stores pretty much have the basic staples I would need. As a tourist this place has prepared foods and snacks that I used during my stay. Not the cheapest but, if on vacation splurge.
    Review of: Morning Market at Kapi' Olani Community College
    Written September 22, 2021
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  • Sandra H
    53 contributions
    fun
    No admission charge and a number of interesting vendors. We purchased several small gifts here, ideal for family members back home.
    Review of: Art on the Zoo Fence
    Written March 31, 2022
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  • JBtravels37
    Bath, ME3 contributions
    Small but growing
    Open Tuesdays from 9-12. An indoor market with excellent fresh inexpensive farm products, craft items, yard sale items, flea market, clothing and more, Vendors are friendly and knowledgable. I was told tables can be rented for very low price- $4
    This is a new market replacing the thrift store the Community Center used to have. There was less than a dozen tables on the day I went with a varied inventory. Sometimes there are more tables and sometimes less. Great fun treasure hunting through the items for sale. This event is sure to grow as people catch on.
    Review of: Waikiki Community Center Farmers Market
    Written May 9, 2018
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  • pchnmain
    LA/OC651 contributions
    "if" you're in the neighborhood
    Let's be honest: China towns came into being because it provided a place where Chinese could get familiar goods and services, and conduct business in their native language/dialect. But racism also played a role in the formation of China towns. Now that Chinese are not restricted to a concentrated location, maybe it's a good sign that Chinatown is losing its reason for being. (Maybe?)

    I read a lot of stories in the news about Honolulu's Chinatown. Primarily, stories about Chinatown's history, decline and how it might be revitalized as part of a general downtown redevelopment plan.

    Since I was on a walking tour of Honolulu's downtown, it wasn't much of a detour to check out Chinatown for myself. Frankly, I was underwhelmed.

    There are a lot of older buildings, and businesses who are attracted to lower rents. But a lot of the products and services offered here can be found in newer, fresher retail situations.

    If you want to tour Chinatown, you might as well pop into "Maunakea Marketplace"--but I wouldn't make a special trip to visit to visit this marketplace.
    Review of: Maunakea Market Place
    Written September 25, 2022
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  • tru03usmcmom
    Honolulu, HI4 contributions
    Right across the street.
    Very high end stores. Seems like they were open 24 hours a day. Beautiful inside. Lots of places to eat also.
    Review of: Waikiki Marketplace
    Written July 20, 2018
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