Explore Honolulu’s Shopping Centers & Malls

Honolulu’s malls promise hours of fun with a mix of global brand stores, Hawaiʻi retailers, diverse dining options and family-friendly entertainment.

As locals, we have spent many hours walking around Oʻahu’s shopping centers and malls. They offer a premier shopping experience for both residents and visitors.

These lively destinations go beyond retail therapy by featuring restaurants, bars and various entertainment venues — making them perfect for shopping, dining and unwinding.

In this post, we share our local recommendations for the best shopping across in Honolulu.

1. Waikiki’s 15 Hotspots

From discount shops to designer houses, Waikīkī’s shopping scene rivals the best.

📍 Waikīkī
🕒 Open: Various

Waikīkī shopping is an adventure, with everything from luxury boutiques and flagship stores to local gems and market stalls — there are more than 15 retail hubs scattered across the neighborhood.

From Kalākaua Avenue to side street finds like Duke’s Marketplace, Waikīkī offers something for every budget — all within walking distance of the area’s hotels, resorts and vacation rentals.

2. Ala Moana Center

A beautiful, tropical retail journey through the world’s largest open-air mall.

📍 1450 Ala Moana Blvd, Ala Moana
🕒 Open: 10am-8pm

Ala Moana Center is the heart of Hawaiʻi’s shopping scene — with 350 stores, diverse dining and daily live entertainment, it delivers an unmatched retail experience in paradise.

Discover Macy’s, Bloomingdale’s and Nordstrom alongside Barnes & Noble, The LEGO Store and ZARA — a dynamic mix of department stores, high-street shops, local brands and more.

3. Kahala Mall

A neighborhood gem filled with beloved boutiques, local shops and great dining.

📍 4211 Waiʻalae Ave, Kahala
🕒 Open: Mon-Sat 10am-9pm & Sun 10am-6pm

Only 15-minutes drive from Waikīkī, indoor Kahala Mall offers ample parking and shops like Macy’s, Mahina, See’s Candies, SoHa Living, Ross Dress for Less and Whole Foods Market.

Enjoy dine-in or takeaway eats from spots like California Pizza Kitchen, Chili’s and Goma Tei, or catch a blockbuster at Consolidated Kahala Theatres for a relaxing movie night.

4. Pearlridge Center

Oʻahu’s largest indoor mall offers a mix of shops, eateries and activities for all ages.

📍 98-1005 Moanalua Rd, ʻAiea
🕒 Open: Mon-Sat 10am-8pm & Sun 10am-6pm

Pearlridge Center is Oʻahu’s largest indoor mall, featuring over 170 stores and restaurants. Shop Macy’s, Sephora, Manaola and Dezigns by Kamohoaliʻi for a mix of national and local brands.

Beyond retail, it features Hawaiʻi’s only monorail, Tropics Mini Golf, a 16-screen movie theater and a weekly farmers’ market — offering fun, food and convenience in a laidback, family-friendly setting.

5. Ka Makana Aliʻi

West Oʻahu’s all-in-one destination: shops, dining, entertainment and lodging.

📍 91-5431 Kapolei Pkwy, Kapolei
🕒 Open: Mon-Sat 10am-9pm & Sun 10am-6pm

Ka Makana Aliʻi — “The Royal Gift” — is West Oʻahu’s top open-air mall, offering over 100 stores, diverse dining, a luxury cinema and the state’s first Hampton Inn & Suites.

More than just shopping, it’s a community hub with farmers markets, events and entertainment. Located in Kapolei, it’s an easy 35-minute drive from Waikīkī with ample parking.

6. Kapolei Commons

A hub for big-name stores, local eats and relaxed gatherings in West Oʻahu.

📍 4450 Kapolei Pkwy, Kapolei
🕒 Open: Mon-Sat 10am-9pm & Sun 10am-6pm

Kapolei Commons is a lively open-air shopping center with big-box stores like Target, TJ Maxx and Ross Dress for Less, plus food gems like Down to Earth and Young’s Fish Market.

It also offers diverse dining, a Regal luxury cinema and family-friendly events like farmers markets and festivals — making it a fun a stop for West Oʻahu locals and travelers alike.

7. Costco Honolulu

Members-only warehouse offering low-cost bulk buys on everyday goods.

📍 525 Alakawa St, Honolulu
🕒 Open: Mon-Fri 9am-8:30pm, Sat & Sun 9am-7pm

Costco is a members-only warehouse club, selling everything in bulk or super-sized from fresh produce and alcohol to aloha shirts, celebratory cakes, beach gear and tech items. 

They have fridges packed with sushi, pre-prepared salads and a bakery selling cookies and pastries. You can also buy Hawaiʻi show tickets and restaurant gift cards at discount prices.

8. Don Quijote Honolulu

A 24/7 treasure trove of Japanese goods, quirky finds, local snacks and great deals.

📍 801 Kaheka St, Honolulu
🕒 Open: 24 Hours

Don Quijote Honolulu is a Japanese discount store open 24 hours, carrying an eclectic mix of products from grocery items, bedding and toys to electronics, skincare and clothing. 

Although this one-stop shop has an in-house pharmacy, laundromat and nail salon, the most popular areas to visit are food-related. There are also excellent food pop-ups outside the store.

9. Walmart

Affordable items, household basics and Hawaiʻi souvenirs — all under one roof.

📍 700 Ke’eaumoku St, Honolulu
🕒 Open: Daily 6am-11pm

Walmart Honolulu is a superstore with groceries, electronics, garden furniture and so much more. Shop affordable Hawaiʻi souvenirs, official University of Hawaiʻi gear and beach essentials.

Families will find travel cots, strollers and car seats. Additional services include a pharmacy, optician and photo center, making it ideal for everyday needs and travel essentials.

10. Ward Village Shops

A cozy collection of shops and eateries, leaning into local and small businesses.

📍 1240 Ala Moana Blvd #200, Honolulu
🕒 Open: Sun-Thu 11am-6pm & Fri-Sat 11am-7pm

Ward Village Shops offer a small but curated mix, including big-box favorites like T.J.Maxx and Nordstrom Rack for discounted designer finds, plus a Crazy Shirts outlet.

Don’t miss Na Mea Hawaiʻi, Oʻahu’s best spot for native Hawaiian books and cultural items. While here, explore more of Ward Village’s 60 acres of public art, parks and recreation spaces.

11. South Shore Market

Hawaiʻi brands and artisanal goods — a creative community showcase!

📍 1170 Auahi St, Honolulu
🕒 Open: Mon-Thu 10am-8pm, Fri-Sat 10am-9pm & Sun 10am-6pm

South Shore Market is a stylish retail hub at Ward Village, focused on Hawaiʻi designers, local brands and artisan makers — from Jana Lam’s handmade items to Rock Candy’s crystal magic.

Shop local fashion at Salvage Public, browse sporty finds at Land & Sea Golf, then refuel with the best wraps at Nalu Health Bar or dine at Scratch Kitchen’s comfort food spot.

12. SALT at Our Kakaʻako

Oʻahu’s trendiest urban hub for dining, shopping and discovering local talent.

📍 691 Auahi St, Kakaʻako
🕒 Open: Various

SALT at Our Kakaʻako is a vibrant, two-level space featuring bold murals and 85,000 sq ft of retail and dining. Explore shops like Here. and Urban Island Society, plus gourmet coffee bars.

The center offers a variety of dining options, from Japanese and BBQ to Hawaiian fare. You can also sample Lonohana Estate Chocolate and enjoy craft beer at Village Bottle Shop & Tasting Room.

13. Waikele Premium Outlets

Oʻahu’s only outlet center, packed with designer brands at unbeatable prices.

📍 94-790 Lumiaina St, Waipahu
🕒 Open: Mon-Thu 10am-7pm, Fri-Sat 10am-8pm & Sun 11am-6pm

Waikele Premium Outlets is the place for discount designer clothing and accessories. With over 60 stores ranging from Coach to Marc Jacobs and Michael Kors, you’ll find everything you desire.

Shop for perfumes, shows, jewelry, luggage and so much more — or simply visit for the food vendors. The outlets are a 30-minute drive from Waikīkī, easily accessible by shopping shuttles.

14. Haleʻiwa Store Lots

A North Shore must-visit for local-only shops, island eats and small-town charm.

📍 66-111 Kamehameha Hwy, Haleʻiwa
🕒 Open: Daily 7am-9pm

Haleʻiwa Store Lots brings the North Shore’s country lifestyle to life, with a courtyard-style village of 24 merchants — a place so relaxed, even the local chickens feel at home!

Each store is deeply rooted in Hawaiʻi, curating a one-of-a-kind shopping experience — from iconic treats at Matsumoto Shave Ice to island-style fashion at Mahina and beachwear at Guava Shop.

15. Hukilau Marketplace

A Polynesian-inspired marketplace of shops, food trucks and boutiques.

📍 55-370 Kamehameha Hwy, Lāʻie
🕒 Open: Mon-Tue & Thu-Sat 11am-8:30pm

Hukilau Marketplace offers a dining and shopping experience with a focus on Polynesian goods, located at the entry to the Polynesian Cultural Center attraction on Oʻahu’s North Shore.

The big drawcard is the food truck scene, with fried seafood from Kiwi Style Fish & Chips, meat pies from The Kiwi Corner, ice cream from Sweet As and malasadas from Penny’s — to name a few.

In summary, Honolulu’s shopping centers and malls offer a little something for everyone from shopping and dining to entertainment and relaxation.