Products of Hawaii Too

Much like an ABC store and slightly different. Located in the Hyatt which also has an ABC store too.

This WAS a great store with so many thing to choose from… unfortunately it is now CLOSED…

I bought a wood sculpture, hidden under the price tag was a «made in Mexico» sticker. Seems like a pretty dishonest way to hide the the true origin of a «product of hawaii».

Beware of the older Filipino man stating how many companies this store is affiliated with, hahaha. My husband just asked him if they were affiliated with the Coco Cove (2 stores in Waikiki) and then everytime, he ran into us, he would name off the rest: Whalers, EZ discount, Food Pantry, Foodland, Kimo Bean Coffee… (as my husband mentioned in the video I posted on FB).
It was the last day of our trip (saturday) and I needed some items for my sister, as she house-​sitted for us. I found lots of good things (you might wonder and say, «well everything starts looking the same» as Waikiki seems to be a haven for souvenir shops, but if you compare long enough, you might just notice some slight price differences) for good prices. I got everything (a basket) for under $ 22.00. The following are general prices, just to give you an idea. Boxed Bubble Shack soaps are $ 4.99 each (some places have the same product going for $ 5.99– that’s why you need to shop around before making your purchases, unless you don’t think your’e going to be in that area). Calendars range from 99 cents to $ 1.99. Reusable Hawaii logo totes are $ 1.99.
I really liked this store. Check this place when you compare prices on souvenirs.