7-Eleven

When I first searched for 7 – 11, I didn’t think there would be any reviews on this place. Well, I was wrong and here we go. While I was waiting for my pizza at Boston’s (right next door) I walked over to 7 – 11 to see if they had the f’real shakes that everyone keeps talking about. NO they do not have it. What they do have is a big selection Japanese Snacks exclusive to 7 – 11. Gem bought a bunch because she’s obsessed with 1. snacks 2. Japanese snacks. The snacks were really cheap so it was hard to not get them all. (Thank god we didn’t!). I highly suggest getting the cheese rings. It wasn’t too cheesy and didn’t leave fake cheese stains on your fingertips. I still think it’s weird to have chocolate flavored chips but that’s my opinion. On top of having this Japanese snack shrine, they also have a good selection of slurpees. Do not, and I seriously stress to you, do not get the sugar free piña colada. Don’t ask why I tried it and I can’t even describe what it tastes like. Disgusting sums it up. Although this 7 – 11 is kind of sketchy looking on the outside and is near the gas station, it’s very clean inside and the workers are super friendly.

I love me some slurpee action!
Also love the application review New feature and so much more convenient!

So many 7-​elevens feel kinda sketchy. This one bucks the trend. It is clean, well stocked, and the staff are always pleasant and efficient. This location is a block away from Hahaione Elementary. So if you’re looking for any musubis before 8 am on a day that the school has an excursion, good luck!
This location was renovated last month and now carries a line of 7-​eleven premium Japanese snacks. So far I’ve tried two different ones and they’re excellent.
So between Slurpees, musubis, coffee, snacks and an ATM, they’ve got the basics for everyone.

Perhaps the least ghetto 7-​eleven in Hawaii. So far it’s the only one I stumbled across that invested in Flat screen TV menus, soup station, a pizza cooker, and workers that speak proper english & no gold grillz.

They renovated the store recently. It is now considered a «Neighborhood Store.» Meaning the store is meant to serve the Hawaii Kai neighborhood. Esp. the Hahaione Valley. They have hot foods, great service and selection of food and drinks. Very few stores can match what they have. I’ll probably go back there the next time I go to Hawaii Kai.

their service is always friendly & gas is cheapest on this side of the island. I find myself coming here always for beer, cigs & gas. Super conveniently close to home.

I come here regularly to fill up gas. I rarely go into the store, well the other day I needed to run in to pick up a few items and I was actually surprised that the clerks were so friendly. I usually go to a 7-​Eleven and the clerks are ok — they are there to ring you up and keep the stor organized, but usually don’t have a tremendous amount of energy.
Of course, the job can’t be terribly exciting — but you know the gentleman behind the counter at this 7-​eleven is always asking how your day went, if you were watching the lastest UH game. Now maybe he just wants to enjoy his shift there, but it is s nice change!
Hats off to you!

Open 24 hrs quick drop in… No public restroom thats cool just there for a quick bite, like the beef taquito.

The gas station never has a line, the gas is also cheaper here for some reason. I like the food they serve, the musubi, manapua and sushi seems fresher here than at other locations.
It’s a decent sized 7 – 11 and it’s always clean. Add to the fact that it’s a hop and a skip from my house, 5 stars!

Slurpees, gas, and musubis!
The gas here is normally the cheapest around Hawaii Kai — Kahala. Best value for gas and hardly ever a line!
The Slurpee flavors they have here are very tasty!