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Shopping in Kaimuki & Kahala

Just east of Waikiki, Kaimuki and Kahala offer a relaxed shopping experience away from the busiest tourist areas. Explore Kaimuki’s independent boutiques and local businesses, including the Goodwill thrift store, then visit Kahala Mall for well-known stores, specialty shops and dining.

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Goodwill Store in Kaimuki

Goodwill Hawaii in Kaimuki is a great place to browse for affordable second-hand clothing, shoes, accessories and household items. Stock changes regularly, so every visit offers the chance to discover something different at a bargain price. For more second-hand shopping locations, don’t forget to check out our Oahu thrift shopping map on the main Shopping page.

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Sugarcane Shop

Located in Kaimuki, Sugarcane Hawaii is a cute and cozy shop filled with locally made treasures. You’ll find homewares, jewelry, books, candles, clothing and much more, making it the perfect place to shop for unique gifts. Sugarcane Hawaii is located at 1137 11th Avenue, Honolulu, and is open daily from 10am to 4pm.

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Kahala Mall

Kahala Mall is a popular indoor shopping centre in Honolulu’s Kāhala neighbourhood, only a 15-minute drive from Waikiki. The mall features more than 100 shops, restaurants and retailers, including Macy’s, Sephora, Longs Drugs and Whole Foods Market.

Make sure you visit SoHa Living while you’re there. Short for “South of Hawaii,” SoHa Living offers a beautiful range of homewares, gifts and fun keepsakes, many of which are made in Hawaii. It’s the perfect place to find something special to preserve memories of your Hawaiian vacation or add a touch of island style to your home.

Kahala Mall is open Monday to Saturday from 10am to 9pm and Sunday from 10am to 5pm.

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