K S Market

15 reviews

+1 (808) 841-5189

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Fai'ai Pilikaki. Samoan dish. Fish with coconut milk that is baked.

1330 Middle St

Honolulu, HI 96819

+1 (808) 841-5189

K S Market is a local convenience store in Honolulu, HI that offers a variety of everyday essentials and snacks for customers in the area.

With a focus on providing convenience and quick access to household items, K S Market serves as a convenient stop for those looking to pick up necessities on the go.

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4.015 reviews

Alaana S.

1/21/2014

I Love the Samoan Food Here! Everything is so fresh and well made. Especially when you get it straight out of the kitchen, around 11am:) Today I went for the Oka, Fa'alifu Fa'i, Kalo, Tapioca, &...

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Michael C.

3/16/2024

Going around looking for fasi povi since I've been craving. Was excited that they put it in individual containers and the prices are clearly marked. The old female worker got mad at me when I told...

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Johanna S.

7/24/2023

Food was mediocre. Breadfruitwas delish. Turkey ass was not cooked as to where meat was not tender. Cashier was not friendly. Poke prices were outrageous. Samoan oka was Okay.

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Debora Y.

8/4/2023

I was craving Pani popo since my last visit to the island. I called other places that told me only on weekends. I called K S Market and they said they had it. I was so happy K S Market had it. I...

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Soni K.

11/18/2021

Just stopped by today with my friend who needed some ingredients for his Samoan foods and what a treat it was. They had wide varieties of prepared hot foods along with ingredients to make...

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