The Beef Jerky Store

The selection is out of this world! I seen almost all my favorite Hawaiian snacks I grew up on here the prices were of course we’re pretty high but for the crave of dried meats and fruits this place will do. I don’t know who is making the li hing mui but it’s missing the salty kick and is a bit under flavored for my taste but good enough to kill the crave. Be sure to get your free beef stick for checking in on Unilocal.I would rate them higher but THERE ARE NO SAMPLES…

By looking at the outside you wouldn’t know that this place was huge on the inside. It’s got a great selection of jerky, dried fruits, dried veggies, and other Asian snacks. The prices for beef jerky come out to approximately $ 1 an ounce which is reasonable. The seafood jerky is where it starts gets expensive.
Lady at the register isn’t friendly at all so I docked one star for that. A smile here and there wouldn’t kill anyone.
Free parking can be found in the casino lots nearby. I opt for the Binions lot and validate inside the casino in my way out.

We came here after seeing their billboard on the freeway. As soon as we walked in, we were greeted by Steve, the owner. What a cool guy. He was so welcoming. He’s Hawaiian and truly has that «Aloha» spirit. My son LOVES jerky! Like, I think if we had a big pile of jerky at Thanksgiving instead of a turkey he would be in heaven. He also lived in Hawaii with his dad for a short time, so they were talking about all the places there.
So Steve kind of pointed out the different sections and which kind of jerky is where. They seriously have every kind you can imagine. Pepperoni sticks, regular beef jerky, shredded jerky, crispy jerky, salmon, clam, alligator, chicken, turkey, tofu (really!), and every level of heat from plain, teriyaki, to Sriracha, Ghost Pepper and Sudden Death. They also have a selection of dried exotic fruits, old fashioned style candy, nuts, and Asian snacks. The selection is amazing, the quality of the products was first rate, but the experience was what was truly memorable. The prices were pretty reasonable considering you’re getting specialty products. We will add this to our «must do» list for everytime we come to Vegas. Mahalo!

For years we have made Las Vegas our choice for vacation. We always
stop by the Beef Jerky store to bring home their beef jerky for family n friends. They do have a good selection of jerky n snacks. My 1 star is for the old lady behind the counter. She is truly a poor example of the
«ALOHA» spirit!!! Very rarely smiles at the customers unless she knows you and her thank you’s are meant for her ears only.

If you are a beef jerky fan then I have found the perfect place for you next time you are in Las Vegas. Run by an awesome Hawaiian family, they have way more than beef jerky. I thought the prices were great especially on cashews. I was there for ginger snacks my coworkers back in NC had requested. Staff was very knowledgeable and friendly despite my questions about their inventory.

Best beef jerky I’ve ever tasted. One of my favorite places when I lived in Las Vegas. Now I get it shipped to me. Quick turn around time from order to receiving order thru USPS. Can’t say enough about The Beef Jerky Store. It’s AWESOME!!!

I’m a big fan and eater of Hawaiian snacks. Unfortunately, they’re hard to find on the mainland. If I’m lucky I can find one or two here or there. On a trip to Las Vegas with my Hawaiian relatives, they told us about the Beef Jerky Store.
It’s located in downtown Vegas across the street from the 4 Queens. My wife and I walked around and saw the sign but didn’t think it was the right place. Instead of The Beef Jerky Store, we were expecting Aloha Snacks or something Hawaiian. Finally my wife decided she would go in and ask them where the Hawaiian snack store was. She walked out and said «I found it!»
This place is amazing. Bigger than any crack seed store in Hawaii and stocks just about anything and everything. All types of beef jerky, gummies, li hing mui, arare, you name it. Many items I’ve never seen before and I’ve been to just about crack seed store in Hawaii. I was in heaven.
If you can’t make it to Vegas, they have a website
. Thinking we may make a trip to Vegas just to shop here.

Wow! What a selection, and items youve never considered! Try the okra! Oh, try anything coffee! Goid prices, everything quality and fresh.

I think I found my new place to get my Hawaiian crack seed fix and local kine snacks. Tucked into a side street just off of Fremont Street in the heart of downtown Las Vegas. This place had a huge variety of crack seeds, Asian candies, nuts, gummies, retro candy, Hello Kitty candy, and wow the variety of beef jerky made from all sorts of animals will make your head spin. I was expecting your typical outrageous pricing, but no way, prices are right on and very fair. This local girl in every sense, from Hawaii and now a Las Vegas local will be back to The Beef Jerky Store off of Fremont to get her Hawaiian local kine candies and jerky. Bonus, the owner, is really from Hawaii too and the Staff was friendly like back home. And one more important piece of info, make sure to check in to get your free beef jerky stick!

There are all kinds of jerkey here: elk, alligator, buffalo, wild boar, venison, duck, kangaroo, turkey, salmon, tofu, organic, and clam. Then there are the flavors such as adobo, peppered, teriyaki, Sriracha, smoky, fire, and BBQ.
Then…There are the snacks! Iso peanuts, Hello Kitty candy, blue raspberry licorice, arare, dried mango, trail mix, cookies, cashews, cold drinks, Li hing mui, etc. Don’t forget the dried ebi, cuttlefish, codfish, ika, & tako! The selection is overwhelming. .
Located across from the Fremont Hotel in Downtown Las Vegas, this shop is owned by former Hawaii residents who attended Kamehameha School. .Imua! Support local! Come here for one stop shopping. It’s great for your omiyage needs!
Hours of operation: Monday — Saturday from 9:30am to 6pm; and Sundays and Holidays from 9:30am to 4pm.
Notes: bottled water is only 2 for 95 cents!
They play Hawaiian music here!
Use your Unilocal app and check in for a free Beef Stick!

I’m not your typical Hawaii resident who visits Vegas yearly to blow my hard-​earned money on gaming. We need a reason to visit Vegas… the last one being the Lady Gaga concert back in 2011.
That said, I have not been to this business, but have received a few omiyage; usually beef jerky, but the most recent and unique one being their Nori Ten. They’re squares of nori with a crunchy tempura-​like breading on one side, with a lightly salty & slightly sweet flavor and, surprisingly good! Then again, I love nori…
Another favorite is their Roasted Pepitas, or sunflower seeds. 1 pound of shelled (it can’t get any better than that) and salted seeds. Winner winner beer dinner!
I’ll be sure to stop by the next time I’m in town, or just ask my numerous friends and family who flock there like brown on poi to bring some back.

Came by here to get some snacks. I’m definitely a snacker. They had so much dried fruit and candies they sell. They even had a Hello Kitty Pez dispenser which I got for my daughter.
I was craving some chocolate, so I found chocolate covered strawberries and blueberry yogurt pretzels. Yum! All I can say is delicious. I almost picked up some dried mango since I love mangoes but I wanted the chocolate covered stuff.
They take credit cards, but there’s a maximum of $ 10, so they won’t charge you the .75 surcharge fee. I easily spent over $ 10. So worth it!
The guy at the register was super nice when I paid for all my items. I’m pretty sure this store is family owned. I see an elderly lady behind the counter and a young boy helping out. Definitely give this place a try if you want something to snack on.
The only negative is that they close early, so get those snacks once the open. Highly recommend this place.

Great store for hard to find local treats you can spend hours in here trying to figure what some item are lol. So I bought a bunch of stuff as gifts and also a bag of deluxe roasted unsalted mixed nuts since I don’t like that much salt, later I read the ingredients and salt is listed in the ingredients lol. So much for labels. Other than that everything was great, no complaints I would recommend this place just read the ingredients carefully lol.

1^st time here (read about it in «yelp») they have a variety of jerky but not the one I’m looking 4 — «ika jerky» brand name Enjoy (not even Wholesale Unltd carry it — U can find it at Longs…, Any way the shop is very clean the clerk was nice N friendly N said Hello… They have a large selection of pistachios and this place is local heaven…

On the quest for exotic jerky, I found this spot on Unilocal.
Decided to pass on the tourist trap that is the Alien Jerky station and head over to downtown Vegas for some dried treats.
I saw that they had clam jerky, something I had over a decade ago and still can’t forget about. I was hopeful it would taste similar to the company that used distribute them, but wasn’t positive I’d be happy. Upon walking into the store you get somewhat overwhelmed at all the various choices.
They’ve got so many variations and styles that it will take you sometime just to look at everything. It’s like the ultimate candy store for carnivores. The flavor variation isn’t just original, spicy, and teriyaki, but Hawaiian, Chinese, Japanese, American, Mexican with various different flavors in between.
Looks to be family owned and the prices are legit.
Will make this a must stop every time I’m in Vegas.

Love this place!
I always make it a point to stop by here when visiting Vegas.
Their product selection is better than that of other shops in the immediate area.
Lots of beef jerky, snacks, and kakimochi.
Only one thing: At times I feel as if I’m being watched or smothered. Do I look like a shoplifter? Either that or the staff is that overly attentive.
Nonetheless, I always come back here.

Look, first off, if you’re visiting Las Vegas, STAY DOWNTOWN! Everybody wants to go to The Strip because it’s famous and they’ve seen all the hotels on TV. Yes they are cool to look at but it is a pain in the ass to get from one hotel to another and everything is very expensive. If you want to have fun, stay on Fremont Street. I’ve lived here ten years now and I still like going to Fremont Street while like most locals, I avoid The Strip at all costs.
The second thing you have to do when you visit Las Vegas is stop by The Beef Jerky Store. I’m serious. Yes, there are lots of places you can buy beef jerky in Las Vegas for some reason. If you stay at the California downtown there’s a little shop right in there. I guess Hawaiians are really into it? But no place compares to The Beef Jerky Store.
«But I don’t like beef jerky!» I hear you whining. Shut up, yes you do. Anyway, that’s not the point. They have everything. If you can dry it and salt it, they probably sell a jerky version of it. Elk jerky, tofu jerky, CLAM JERKY. And that’s not all. They have candy of every variety. They probably have chocolate covered jerky, I would not be surprised at all. Just take a look at the pictures. If you’re on Fremont, this place is extremely easy to find. It’s just a few steps down one of the side streets next to a large gift shop. Just try to avoid all the shifty pan handlers. They used to have a photo of Matt Damon on the wall from the time he stopped in. I don’t know what happened to it. The point is, Matt Damon has been to The Beef Jerky Store. Do you think you’re better than Matt Damon? You’re not.
One downside, they are only open during the day time. If it’s late night and you’ve had a few, you’re not going to find salty treats. You’ll just have to go when you’re reasonably sober. But by all means, go!

There are a couple of other specialty snack stores in Downtown LV and I must say, The Beef Jerky Store lives up to its name and has the largest selection of beef jerky and other local Hawaiian snacks in the area. They’re located on 3^rd Street right off the Fremont Street Experience and is owned by a family that moved from Hilo, Hawaii.
PROS
+They sell a wide variety of beef jerky and the bags come in all shapes and sizes.
+Customer service is great… must be their Aloha roots!
+Prices are reasonable.
+They have a huge selection of other candies and snacks (dried fruit, chocolate, cookies, trail mix, etc.)
+If you have a favorite flavor/​color gummy bear, you’re in luck because they have bags of singular colored gummy bears!
CONS
–Operating hours are short, especially on Sundays-​they close at 4pm on Sundays.
–You may acquire diabetes and high cholesterol if you shop frequent The Beef Jerky Store.
P. S. Don’t forget to check in on the Unilocal app for your free beef stick!

My BIL introduced me to this fine establishment of jerkies. I’ve been to Las Vegas Jerkys inside the Las Vegas Club and Vegas 808 inside the California Hotel, but didn’t know that there was a stand alone one nearby. And by golly, this one is huge!
First of all, there are so many brands of beef jerkies! How am I to decide which one is tastier than the other? There’s also turkey jerky, salmon jerky, buffalo jerky, scallop jerky, bison jerky… man, I’ve lost count. For those of you who are concerned about sodium nitrate and such, they do carry a few selection of natural ones too. There’s also a variety of candies, rice crackers, chocolates, nuts, dried fruits, li hing mui stuff, Japanese snacks/​candies, etc. etc.
Just keep in mind that some of the non-​jerky stuff can be found elsewhere, like Umeya rice crackers and other Japanese snacks, but there’s also a good selection of li hing mui and Hawaiian based stuff that may be hard to find elsewhere.
The owners are so nice and friendly, and you get a free beef stick for checking in!

This place is solid for post drinks, pre-​drinks or if you’re about hit the road and need some snacks to curb your hunger between cities.
I stumbled upon this snackery after a meeting in downtown and was drawn to the the plain, but sexy sign, «The Beef Jerky Store». How could a store pay the rent on beef jerky sales alone? Well, they don’t. This is a veritable cornucopia of not only smoked dried meat, but aisles filled with peanuts, pistachios, chocolate covered almonds, gummie bears, chocolate covered gummie bears, football seeds (whatever the hell those are), and enough rows of dried fruit that would make any pricey organic food store employee shrivel with jealousy.
As I walked in and began explore I noticed that I didn’t recognize a lot of the items in here, which really gets me excited. I mean, «Dried Seafood» in a bag?, they don’t even tell you what’s in it… is it shrimp, clams, tuna? It’s just called, «Dried Seafood»? That’s kind of awesome! As I wondered around the fairly large store my sweet tooth began to sing and let me know he was in mood for yogurt pretzels, chocolate covered toffee almonds, and because one must not forget the savory side, jalapeño and saffron infused pistachios. Make it rain Beef Jerky Store!
I walked out of here with my head held high, snacking pride at it’s finest. Great place to hide from Fremont Street masses and get your snack on.
I dare you to try and walk out of here without buying something. Go on, I dare ya!