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Foodland (2939 Harding Ave.)

4.2(678 community reviews)
Moderate ($$)

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Discover Foodland (2939 Harding Ave.), offering the best Hawaiian experience in Kaimuki / Kahala. Enjoy Moderate ($$) meals, explore their menu, and read reviews from the community on TasteHi.

A Kaimuki Culinary Institution

Walking into the Foodland located right in the heart of Kaimuki, you aren't just stepping into a grocery store; you are entering the local epicenter for Hawaii's freshest poke. While the aisles are stocked with household essentials, the back corner is where the magic happens. The scent of seasoned limu and fresh-caught ahi hits you the moment you round the produce section, a savory beacon that keeps Kaimuki locals and visiting foodies coming back daily.

Poke Worth the Wait

This spot is legendary for its poke counter. Chef-curated recipes rotate regularly, but the classic Shoyu Ahi and Spicy Ahi remain the definitive staples. The texture of the fish is consistently buttery, balanced by the crunch of sweet Maui onions and the oceanic saltiness of ogo. Expect a modest queue during the lunch rush—it’s a social gathering of sorts where the sound of plastic containers clicking shut is the unofficial soundtrack of the afternoon.

Why Locals Love It

It is the quintessential grab-and-go experience for anyone exploring Honolulu. Whether you are heading up to Diamond Head for a hike or just need a satisfying meal before hitting the beaches, this is the most authentic way to refuel. Keep in mind that parking in this busy Kaimuki lot can be a tight squeeze, so patience is a virtue here. Grab a side of kimchee or a local beverage from the coolers, find a spot to sit, and enjoy a meal that defines the local lifestyle.

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Location

2939 Harding Ave., Honolulu, Hawaii, 96816

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EmmaGoogle Maps

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Seriously some of the best poke at the greatest quality for its price. Just 10.99$ and you can choose two flavors. Definitely recommend.

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Elliot YoonGoogle Maps

Recently

Nice grocery store with tons of poke and prepared food options. Poke was excellent and delicious, but hot foods were honestly a miss. The hot chicken in the bento bowl was beyond dry, the hot dog matsubi was just "ok" and the spam matsubi had way too much rice and the spam was incredibly thin. Staff was friendly and the poke was excellent; I'd skip the hot food (at least the ones that were sitting out)

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HarryGoogle Maps

Recently

Foodland Market City is an excellent spot for grabbing poke in Honolulu. I picked up a poke bowl here and was honestly impressed by how fresh, generous, and affordable it was—great value for the quality. The poke selection is huge, with many different flavors and styles to choose from, and everything looked freshly prepared. Paired with their seasoned rice, it made for a simple but incredibly satisfying meal. Tip: this location can get busy during meal times, and parking may take a bit of patience, but it’s absolutely worth it. If you’re looking for authentic, delicious poke at a reasonable price, this is a must-stop.

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Frequently Asked Questions about Foodland (2939 Harding Ave.)

Common questions from diners about Foodland (2939 Harding Ave.) in Honolulu.

Yes, there is a shared parking lot available for the shopping center, though it can get busy during peak lunch and dinner hours.

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