Aloha everybody, welcome to Kukui‘ula Market. I'm here with auntie Terry. Kukui‘ula
Market is one of two of the last mom-and-pop stores left here on Kaua‘i. My
husband and his family owned the store, and they've been here since 1970. This is
the one spot that you can come and get like four or five different types of
food and garden ingredients from your farmers. Your homemade blueberry oatmeal,
chia seed, deliciousness. We are at Anake's Juice Bar. This is your little baby
creation. Anake actually means auntie. Yes. Auntie Terry what's in your Dawn
Patrol? The Dawn Patrol has oranges, lemon, carrots, and apple, and a little bit of
ginger. You can really taste the ginger in it, but it's not too strong. And the
carrot juice is subtle. Everything is super nice balanced. Definitely would
be a good, healthy pick me up in the morning. Funky monkey. Aloha everyone. welcome to
So Thai with JC. Your food is all about clean, healthy, fresh ingredients with a
little bit of your twist. A vegan Thai peanut noodles is all homemade, it's
gluten free, like for the sauces and organic peanuts.
It's from the farm to the table, even the noodles are gluten free which is
awesome. Cheers.
That is good. The red curry. The red curry, pure coconut milk on the top and
red curry paste that I made by my own, Fresh vegetables in there, it can be the
chicken, tofu or shrimp, that you see your choice. so this is the red curry, Nina,
what do you think? So good.
Kapunka. Kapunka, thank you so much. Mahalo. So this is chef Matt
with Makai Sushi. What's up everybody? Today I'm gonna be making you guys our
Gorilla Poke Bowl. It's an ahi, ono, organic king salmon
poke bowl. All our food is made to order. We do fresh sushi rolls, we do fresh
poke bowls. Brah, that's good, chef Matt. Yeah? Super
fresh. So you guys know I do sushi so I can tell you right now, if the fish ain't
fresh, I could taste it. This is super fresh. Good job Matt. If you guys are in the
neighborhood at Kukui‘ula Market, please come check out chef Matt at Makai Sushi.
Thanks for coming by and checking us out. Aloha. Two of my favorite things, food
and shopping. When you're in Kukui‘ula Market, not only do you get delicious
food, you can also do your souvenir shopping, or just gifts for yourself. So
we actually have twenty-five dollar bikini sets down here, lots of
Hawaiian-style jewelry. Also very classy, very cute. Sunrise shell necklaces and
earrings. There's some big beautiful sunrise
shells. Those are unique to the Hawaiian Islands, yes? Yeah. They're very gorgeous
and unique designs, and then some of our chains are actually made in Italy.
Come and see Kaiya at Aloha Ke Kai inside Kukui‘ula Market. Aloha everyone
we're with Daniel at Da Crack. I've seen the line go basically out to the parking
lot during the lunch time, you're pretty busy. It gets pretty busy.
We just got fresh fish delivered today, we got fresh fish delivered yesterday,
we're bringing fresh fish every day. Chef L, today, is gonna make you guys carne
asada tacos. We take sterling silver blade meat, marinate it for at least four
hours. We use fresh-squeezed orange, cilantro, we got a little bit of cumin,
chili powder, a little bit of garlic powder in there. It's cooked to order.
This has so much flavor. The meat, I can taste the marinade in it. Best thing to
do is grab it and go. That was perfect. Aloha everybody, welcome.
I'm here with Thomas with local Coco Loco Shave Ice, right outside of Kukui‘ula
Market. What are we gonna try today? We're going to
make you a mango and maybe raspberry. I see a little chia seeds.
Yeah, little chia seeds in there. I serve my shave ice inside of an actual coconut.
Another little aspect of the business, I'm a beekeeper, so I decided to use the
honey on all my shave ice. Brah that is like creamy good.
Come and check out Coco Loco Shave Ice when you're around in Poipu
area. And now we have events going on every first and third Tuesday night.
First and third Tuesday nights? Yes, from 5 to 8:30. We have vendors, we have
Hawaiian music, and then the juice bar is open at night.
That's aloha. That's Hawaii. That's our culture, is to embrace the
strangers, to be able to come in and just join the family.
Like come eat, come eat. You don't give me a total stranger but
that's how it is over here and you're providing that space for people.
Next time you're in Poʻipū, come check out Kukuiula Market. You'll see the big yellow
submarine in the parking lot. Come say hi to Auntie Terry, she'll be here.
Thank you.