Line up with in-the-know locals at this spacious fish store-cum-takeout. It serves outstanding poke in all flavors (spicy kimchi is the hands-down winner), Japanese-style bentō (boxed meals), sushi rolls, seaweed salads and plate lunches grilled to order. Thick-sliced, seared ahi and rich slabs of homemade haupia (coconut) and sweet-potato pie can prove addictive.
Koloa Fish Market
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