Find produce and more on
Tuesdays 4-6 pm
Located on the lowest levels of the parking lot at Kaiser High School, the market is a fundraising program for Kaiser High School PTSA.
PLEASE NOTE: Market starts at 4:00 pm, and vendors are driving their vehicles into their stalls until 3:45 pm. For safety, please remain in your car or any other area than the two bottom levels until the market opens.
COVID-19 UPDATE: Per the city’s emergency order, non-medical face masks are required for all marketgoers and vendors. Face masks include any type of face covering, including scarves or bandanas. Marketgoers also are asked to remain 6 feet from each other, and to approach vendor booths one at a time unless noted.
The Farmers Market is open!
Please note we are at capacity for vendors
and are not accepting new applications at this time.
Mahalo!
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Our Market Vendors
Olay’s Thai Food Express
Authentic Thai cuisine offered as bowls and plates, as well as Thai side dishes and drinks.
Teruya Andagi and Bento
Japanese restauranteur brings his bento boxes and mini packs that can be preordered.
Let’s Grow Hawaii
Fresh produce from an organization that also offers produce CSA and delivery.
Mahiku Farms Waimanalo
Wide selection of fresh produce including vegetables, fruits and herbs.
Yakiniku Sizzle
Japanese style BBQ pre-order with pickup at the market, plus market specials.
Kazan Ramen Express
Trio of Japanese restaurants on island offer rotating bento boxes as well as Kara-Miso ramen.
Cloth Face Masks
Mother-daughter sewing team offers washable face masks in two sizes.
C4 Table by Chef Colin Hazama
Local chef offers upscale comfort food and sides, menu changes weekly.
Freckleface Soaps
Luxury handcrafted soaps with
all natural ingredients made in Hawaii.
Any Kine Snax
Unique freeze-dried treats, Terra Wash laundry cleaners, and more.
MA Farm
Hawaii Kai farm sells a Hawaiian Rainbow Salad Mix and Japanese cucumbers at the market.
Hawaiian Sweet Collection
Hawaii Kai confectioner offers okoshi and cookies in several flavors.
Sweet Revenge
Popular bakery brings their food truck with sweet and savory pies, and other desserts.
Mama Ju Cookies
Hawaii Kai home baker offers two sizes of bags for her popular azuki bean cookies.
Sin’s Kitchen
Handmade kimchi and sweet treats including cookies and tarts in a variety of unique flavors.
Ruby Tuesday Hawaii
Hawaii Kai owners of 4 restaurants on Oahu offer BBQ Ribs Dinner plate.
Lanikai Mochi
Butter mochi made in Hawaii in a variety of flavors.
DYY Creations
Marketgoer-turned-vendor offers face masks printed and designed in Hawaii.
El Chino Loco
Asian flavors fused into traditionally Southern style meats.
Kaji’s Kitchen
Waikiki chef shares his favorite dishes including his popular smoked marlin and meat.
JOJA HAWAII
Homemade Italian style pastas with Asian influences
Other Vendors
Takoyaki Yamachan, Rinka (Japanese Restaurant from Ward), Akemi’s Fish & Seafood, Ho Farm, Waggin Bakery (Organic Doggy Treats), Boba Bros (Boba Tea), Chico’s (cotton candy and honey lemonade), Island Sausage, Air plants crafts, Onekea Bros (eco-friendly home goods), Ono Kettle Popcorn, Hawaii Kai Honey by “Zalton,” Mana Living (Organic veggies and fruits smoothie), and more!
Plant Exchange every second Tuesday
Hawaii Kai Auntie hosts this monthly casual exchange where neighbors can swap plants, pick up free seeds and discuss gardening.
For updates on the upcoming month’s exchange, go to her website at eastoahu96825.com
Scenes from Jan. 5 market
