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International Market Place is an open-air shopping center located in Waikīkī on the island of O‘ahu. It first opened in 1956 as a commercial, retail and entertainment center. After closing for complete renovation in 2013, the International Market Place reopened on August 25, 2016.
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International Market Place is an open-air shopping center located in Waikīkī on the island of O‘ahu. It first opened in 1956 as a commercial, retail and entertainment center. After closing for complete renovation in 2013, the International Market Place reopened on August 25, 2016.
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One of the most highly anticipated restaurants on my trip to Oahu has been @herringbonewaikiki @herringbonewaikiki located in International Marketplace in Honolulu has been know as one of the most beautiful restaurants on the island. Their gorgeous open concept lanai dining area is filled with lush greenery and modern, rustic decor. I loved the overall vibe here and found the entire restaurant super lively with great energy!!! The menu at each Herringbone location also focuses on fresh and locally sourced ingredients. I dined here durring weekend brunch and loved menu selection. Each item is truly inspired by the island’s local ingredients, and includes dishes I can’t really find in California often. Popular items like the papaya boat, fresh king crab benedict, lilikoi MochiPancakes are some of them!! Lilikoi Mochi Pancakes: whenever I’m in Hawaii Mochi Pancakes have to be one of my first meals. And these pancakes were definitely drool worthy. The pancakes were served with a rich, sweet and slightly tangy lilikoi sauce. The lilikoi sauce really complemented the pancakes. With the pancakes themselves so also being extremely soft, fluffy and still cooked through perfectly. If you’re a fan of sweet brunch items I definitely recommend giving this a try!! Smoked Salmon bagel: this dish is great if you’re looking for something light, fresh and with fresh seafood!! The dish consists of smoked salmon, capers, pickle red onion, truffle cream cheese on top of an a warm toasted bagel and a salad. I loved all the toppings and found the truffle cream cheese so flavorous and tasty. I also have to point out the side salad too, since usually side salads on breakfast plates are underwhelming and unflavored but this one of was incredibly fresh and had a delicious dressing Local Breakfast plate: comes with two eggs, Portuguese sausage and potatoes cakes. While I loved the concept and simplicity of the dish I found a few of the components a bit off. . The eggs were a bit too soft and could have been cooked a bit more for being scrambled. But that aside the potato cakes (basically hash browns) were crispy and delicious. #honolulu #waikiki #hawaii #hawaiifood #brunch
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International Market Place is an open-air shopping center located in Waikīkī on the island of O‘ahu. It first opened in 1956 as a commercial, retail and entertainment center. After closing for complete renovation in 2013, the International Market Place reopened on August 25, 2016. Revenues from the International Market Place directly support The Queen’s Medical Center. There are approximately 90 specialty stores and restaurants within the market place. This place open for business daily from 10 am to 9 pm. To get to the Market Place by car: By car from Kalakaua Ave: Keep left at the fork of Kuhio and Kalakaua, taking Kuhio Ave to the Walina Street intersection. The entrance to the parking garage can be found on the right hand side. By car from Kapahulu Ave: Proceed to Ala Wai Blvd and continue to Walina Street. Turn left and continue through the intersection at Kuhio Avenue directly into the parking garage. By Bus: International Market Place's bus stop is stop 26 (Seaside & Kuhio) on lines 2, 2L, 13, 19, 2, 20, 22, 23, 42, 8, 98A, and E. It is accessible seven days a week. Visit thebus.org for bus schedules, route information, and pickup/drop off locations. By Shuttle: There are a variety of trolleys that stop at International Market Place. Visit enoa.com for schedules, route information, and pickup/drop off locations.
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The International Market Place in Waikiki is a popular destination for both tourists and locals looking for a unique shopping experience. This outdoor shopping mall features a variety of shops, restaurants, and entertainment options, all set in a beautiful and lush tropical setting. The stores at the International Market Place offer a wide range of products, from high-end luxury brands to local crafts and souvenirs. There is something for everyone, making it a great spot for shopping and browsing. In addition to the shopping and dining options, the International Market Place also features live music and entertainment, which adds to the overall festive and fun atmosphere. The only downside to the International Market Place is that it can be quite crowded, especially during peak tourist season. The parking situation can also be challenging, so it's best to plan ahead and arrive early
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I’m sure a million others have already said “it’s not the same as when it was a flea and food stall market back in the day” ….and that is very true. It’s nice looking, well built, but boring….the shops are mostly empty as most are for bored rich tourists with too much money and time so they spend…but tbh the shops are almost always empty and you only really go to eat … mostly at Liliha Bakery … literally only thing I’ve ever bought here. Soon they will have a Target, as someone’s who’s “Balenciaga” needs are non-existent (no hate to you Balenciaga lovers you buy your $3000 hoodie and feel real cool) but Target is way more my jam….and useful for us tourists who are the target market of International Market Place. Hey maybe this place does make money but it’s aimed at a very very specific ultra wealthy demographic just like the white DFS monstrosity further down the road that used to have the fish tanks……if you need a expensive bag it’s for you. But I guess to be fair I do appreciate the Lilikoi Malassada’s convenience from Liliha bakery, so they do sort of cater to the average tourist..a little !!
TravelManRich New ZealandTravelManRich New Zealand
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Really like this shopping mall, combing both indoor and out. Yes, it's not the same as before the reno with small gift stalls and replaced by higher end shops but still enjoy the experience. We walk through this mall everyday to get to Waikiki Beach and the busier strips. Love the free Wi-Fi (very fast) at the mall and there is Kona Coffee Purveyors (great coffee and pastries, a bit pricey but good) across the street, Mitsuwa Marketplace (Japanese grocery and food market) on the 2nd floor, a car rental agency (Avis/Budget) inside the mall near the escalators. We love this as we can rent the car just for the day we need and return without having to pay parking! Note: There is a side street that has all the small gift stalls (similar to the IMP stalls before) a few streets down.
YY ChiuYY Chiu
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This place is a mood. I don't know if all malls in Oahu are this pretty. It really brings the outdoors indoors ! At the entrance is a roofless central space with massive trees as well as a few coconut trees. The shops are built in a circle around this clearing. From there, you follow the organic corridor with several waterways. These are fringed by greenery and tiki torches. The back clearing of the mall has a beautiful cooling waterway. Like Changi Airport's Jewel waterfall but make it smaller. Just gorgeous! A great spot for eating takeaway! There are bougie and cheap shops. Bougie eateries and cheap ones. (Food shops upstairs) Below the escalator is the money exchange, help desk and there's an ATM nearby. Super convenient.
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