Ohana Hale Marketplace

Love OHM for the variety of food vendors you can find here, especially the Pacific cuisines. You can try Vaifala, a Samoan dessert drink shown in my photos, meat hand pies from New Zealand, Filipino lechon plates, and even kelaguen from Guam. Parking can be tough at peak lunch and dinner times, but there’s always street spaces available. There’s a ton of other vendors too, selling souvenirs, apparel, toys, stickers and more. You could spend the entire day there going from one end to the other.

Lots of different vendors to buy food, drinks, clothing, merchandise, hotsauce, so many different things it's like a swap meet but in doors and air conditioning. There is also a small bakery like shop in here with killer banana bread and cheese cake . So delicious, be careful because I drive back here just for that. They also have live music on certain days.

Pretty cool place. Lots of odd and ends shops selling interesting things for reasonable prices. You can shop for gifts, get a haircut or facial, and grab a bite to eat at one of a few stands. Lots of workers nearby are part of the lunch crowd. You'll find something you'd like to eat for sure. The Korean lady with a food booth in the middle of the store is a pretty good value too. All Bentos = $5! Can't find too many of these options nowadays. And she has a small variety.

Casual, eclectic space of local makers, ranging from clothing and jewelry to prepared and fresh food. A lot of sushi counters, which were particularly popular.

My wife and I came here for clothes, food, and snacks. If you haven't been here before please do come by because it's packed with food and entertainment! The prices are fair and please help support your local sellers.

Edit: Confirmed at the front desk ? that it's a pet friendly place! On leash! It gives me a good reason to go there more often. Love this place! Tons of small vendors sell all sorts of things including souvenirs, art crafts, food and drinks. Many of them are friendly and fun to talk to. There are still many vacant spaces for more vendors and I am looking forward to seeing this market filled with more of them and being bustling with more customers near future. Some of them are a bit pricey though...

A much better and more affordable place for souvenirs and food than the tourist zones in Waikiki...plus, you get to support local businesses! This was a win-win for us and we're so glad we decided to check out the stalls here!

Best place to get Hawaiian necklesses..they have a Guam booth for kelaguin

Best place to enjoy food, shopping & Nail salon. We Enjoyed eating Dosa @ Ganesh Dosa. Me & my daughter got manicures & Pedicures @ cryofacialby by enroy.

First time visiting, lots of friendly vendors. We need to help out our local businesses.we made purchases from 8 vendors.