Island Country Markets

very clean, food is yummy, service is ok. I come here twice a day.

Slow service at deli counter. Staff more interested in stocking pre-​made items. Food was decent. Market is otherwise well equipped and priced for the location.

Being across from some very pricey resorts makes this ABC a lifesaver! The food is very fresh and reasonably priced. Cold drinks, alcohol, and a coffee bar are available. Tons of souvenirs at very reasonable prices, toiletries, over the counter medications, and beach supplies are here as well.

This is abc stores big version! The spam musubi is always delicious and for $ 2 no complaints! Prices are still affordable even though it’s located in a tourist area. Big water bottles are only .99! Flip flops are about $ 14 and so comfy! You can find anything you need here pretty much from Advil to souvenirs. I can spend hours here. Lol!

Great place to get the essentials. Only real negative is the parking lot is super small for this shopping center.

Chicken Musubi and Spam (with Furikake) Musubi are both super good! Our everyday breakfast during our stay in Kapolei!

It’s an ABC store in Ko Olina!
Location:
It is located in the Ko Olina resort at the small shopping center as Island Vintage and Monkey Pod. There is a small parking lot with ½ hour and 2 hour parking. They can tow or place a boot on your vehicle if you parking longer than allowed.
Merchandise:
They sell snorkel, towels, make up, clothing and just randomness you can think of.
Food/​Drinks:
They sell hot made to order entrees, pre made hot items such as Musubi and cold items like salad, wraps and deli sandwiches. They sell grocery items like fruits, vegetables, bread, cheese, deli meat and etc. They sell a variety of drinks from soda, water, coconut water, Icee and alcoholic beverages. They also sell Dole Whip.
Price:
Items are priced higher because it is located at the resort. A chicken katsu musubi cost $ 3.89. A small bag of chips and a large cost almost $ 5. A small bowl of Dole whip is $ 3.89.
Overall, it’s a great place to get last minute items on your vacation or a musubi and Icee as a snack after the beach.

Visited Island Country Markets during a recent trip to Hawaii. Came here a couple times while waiting in line for Arashi Blast in Hawaii (Arashi Fans will know what i’m talking about) and i’ve gotta say, this market is amazing! Not only do they have awesome souvenirs you can purchase to take back home, but they also have a deli inside the store all stocked with a good selection of ready made foods, sandwiches and salads to order.
After leaving our hotel early mornings, located a little further, we didn’t have much time to grab a bite to eat, so I kind of relied on Island Market for food, drinks, snacks etc. Not only were the shelves stocked with things like local specialities, but also with foods that I can usually get at a Target located here in California. They had dried fish snacks (which I’m absolutely crazy about) Tabasco flavored chocolates, as well as a huge variety of Macadamia nuts with flavors i’ve never seen anywhere else. They also carry the essential beach goods i. e sunscreen, towels, etc.
From their made to order section, i would get a salad and customize it. Absolutely delicious, fresh ingredients, great price and customer service is off the chain! Store was kept super clean and food was absolutely delicious.
Definitely planning on coming back here during my next trip.

Great place for groceries and a fun spot if you want to grab breakfast. They have all your typical grocery needs BUT the best part to me is the Hawaiian breakfast and lunch items. They have a hot food section in the corner that includes some tasty ready to eat plates. They have your traditional Spam, Portuguese sausage, Hawaiian Hotdog, Egg, and rice plate! That is my favorite because it includes 3 types of breakfast meat and to top it off with an egg over rice… ah man!!! They also have fried rice, beef curry stew over rice, Hamburgers, and Spam musubi!
They also have your souvenirs to get for your loved ones (key chains, t-​shirts, etc.)
They have a wide selection of wine and beer, treats such as your macadamia nuts, and your beach needs such as towels, snorkel gear, and sun block.
It is walking distance from our condo which is awesome because you can take your morning run or walk, and grab breakfast at the market.
If you are staying close to this market, its highly recommended!
The area is clean and very friendly! IT is next to an ice cream pad (2 scoops) and a coffee pad (Island Vintage Coffee). Across the street there are more restaurants.
Check it out if you are in the area! Aloha and Ma-​halo!

I love this store! It’s an ABC store, the only one on the west side. When you go to Waikiki there’s an ABC store on every corner and in between! Here on the west side we’re lucky to have ONE! They have a lot of selections to choose from from food to tourist necessities, sun block, clothing, alcohol, etc! Ever in ko olina or near monkey pod kitchen take a stroll by!

It’s a fancy ABC store.
I’d located in a tight area but very convenient and very good customer service.

Ok, for starters we are from Florida and the only way I can describe this place is like a really clean mini-​walmart sans mutants meets Whole Foods. (maybe more like a mini-​Target)
Our driver at the beginning of the trip said we’d love the food here and we’d save some money, too. Lo and behold, for a family I wish we had listened to her from Day 1. They have all the essential stuff you need for the beach, souvenirs, etc., but the deli is off the chain. Killer made-​to-​order hot dogs, yummy made-​to-​order Boar’s Head sandwiches made any way you like, and create-​your-​own salads that are better than any we’ve had the the resorts or restaurants. Seriously.
Also, as I LOVE fresh fish and Japanese /​Hawaiian hybrid food, they have freaking amazing Spicy Ahi Poke. From ABC, you ask? Seriously. Get a poke bowl. See my pic, it was «ono-​licious!». Be sure to get Furikake on your rice.
They have burgers, spam and chicken katsu musubi, meatloaf, mac salad, and it’s all made fresh there. I WISH we had this in Florida. I’d eat here everyday. (we literally ate here everyday!)

Just like ABC and super convenient in the Ko Olina area. I stopped by every morning while staying at Aulani for some inexpensive breakfast options like spam/​rice/​egg bentos ($ 4 – 5 range). The deli here is worth checking out as it’s definitely more expansive than your typical ABC. You can also find an assortment of souvenirs, snacks, and other essentials. Price-​wise, not too bad and definitely cheaper than the nearby resorts.
Save your receipts for a free gift when you spend $ 100+.

Beside the resorts, definitely a tourist trap re: prices and touresty gifts. Bottle of individual juice runs about $ 4.50. Papaya about $ 7. Wine selection OK. Sufficient liquors as well. Wouldn’t recommend unless desperate for items and don’t want to venture out to a grocery store a few miles away.

We needed to grab some last minute souvenirs before heading home. This shop was right across the street from our hotel and we had been to a similar store before. It falls under the ABC store chain, but under the name Island Country Market. So off we went to gather a few things.
There is a wide selection of all things Hawaiian. It is so convenient to grab a bite to eat, drink or wear. Seemed like quite a few customers were grabbing quick bites at their deli counter.
Overall a great place to shop for a quick bite or a t-​shirt for a friend. Nice customer service also!
Keep on Unilocal’n!

A DELI in an ABC? yes, this place rocks. I may be staying at a resort, but that doesn’t mean i wanna eat resort shizz all the time. Island Country Market is the perfect place to go for some quick food that wont kill your budget. During my stay in Aulani I would stop by Island Country Market at least once a day to grab necessities. Misubi, quick wrap rice dishes, dole whip, milk… this place rocks. Prices are decent, not as eye gouging as the resort stores. I did get a chicken wrap that sucked, but hell i shouldnt be eating that crap anyways. Love you, ICM.

Yes this is an ABC store, but it has this great place in the back where they sell hot and cold foods. We tried a regular sandwich which was ok. But man the spam furikaki musubi $ 2.29 and the fried chicken musubi $ 3.89 was delicious! Even my two year old gobbled it up! We had to come back again after the beach to get more musubi!

This was our grocery store while staying at Aulani– super convenient! Plus this was the only place I got Hawaiian spam musubi from, sad to say, but it was decent. They have everything you could need from last minute souvenirs to t-​shirts, macadamia Hershey’s kisses (!) which I came back for before going home, hot food like meatballs with mushroom gravy over rice, sandwiches, dairy products, nail polish, island jewelry, drinking water (expensive at $ 5/​gallon of Crystal Geyser!), you name it. I even saw a pineapple Dole whip soft serve machine for a cool treat. I took advantage of the cheaper price of $ 1.99 for some nice metal Hawaii Keychains to bring home. Handcrafted wooden ones are a hefty $ 4.99.
All of the money you spend here gets you free gifts when you combine your receipts. $ 100 gets you a reusable tote bag or mug or calendar (small gifts). Save those receipts and after spending $ 300 you can get a free beach towel priced at $ 13.99 or some other gift listed on the Gold rewards card. $ 500 = 2 gifts, $ 700 = 3 and so on. If you spent $ 200, they’ll let you take home 2 of the small gifts I mentioned.
You’ll keep coming back here, trust me.

Located in same shopping area with monkeypod restaurant.
Staff nice and friendly as can be.
You can get everything you need if going to the beach. Deli area, beach mats, t-​shirts, and don’t forget the beer.
Nice clean organized store. Geared more for tourists, you have the typical tourist souvenir’s, key chains, Hawaii t-​shirts, u get da point. They sell garlic shrimp plate lunch, need I say more. Check it out wen u on da west side.

I could have sworn I left a review for the Island Country Market already, anyways this place is great! It’s a nice change of pace from the expensive resort food and they have everything you need like Alcohol, Groceries and Souvenirs.
The prices are not cheap but still comparable to Safeway and with it being in walking distance of most major resorts in Ko Olina you can’t go wrong. I really enjoy the Deli, there are a ton of options and the food is pretty good. Hot sandwiches, Burgers, Hot Dogs, Deli Sandwiches, Wraps, Salads I mean the list goes on and on. If you’re sick of paying top dollar for food at the resort and don’t feel like cooking then you have to make a stop at Island Country Market.
They also have a big selection of shirts, key chains, magnets, shot glasses and all the other cliché tourist stuff at reasonable prices. If you are looking for this kind of stuff and you have time though, I would suggest stopping through the Aloha Flea Mart/​Swap Meet. They have the same selection for half the price and it’s right next to Pearl Harbor.