Queen Ka'ahumanu Center

It seems a bit run down but I am glad there are more local shops than big Corp stores than before. The Cat cafe is so cute you can play with cats and adopt one if you get attached which helps the shelter place more cats in a new home. The thrift store goes to help place women and children in emergency situations. The used book store helps our local libraries and has a teacher discount. They also just opened a new culture center that offers many unique classes, from hula, coconut leaf weaving, to lei making. Also the farmers market always has something tasty. Spending money here feels better knowing it stays local.

This mall is very run down and I would not be surprised if its anchor stores, or maybe the whole mall itself would close soon. There is not alot of people here and it just looks sad. This place is nowhere near malls on Oahu such as Pearlridge or Ala Moana.

Got your local stores as well as your normal shops. Nice and clean, 2 level mall with the food court on the top. Employees are all nice and friendly. Depending on which stores you shop at, you can find good deals.

It was what I need and not much else. Lots of vacancies.

Air conditioning is lacking, every store we went to said the AC has been broken for several weeks.