BUY HAWAII - NO KA OI Sellers Ohana

Welcome to the No Ka Oi Sellers Ohana. We are a family of Hawaii-based sellers or Hawaiian Sellers-at-Heart who host virtual stores through eBay as well as our own websites. Here you will find a plethora of Hawaiiana, island-themed products, rare collectibles and hard to find treasures!

Mahalo for supporting us by visiting our stores and "Shopping Hawaii."

Hawaiian Island Bungalow

A store that caters to Australian customers! Now you can shop Hawaii from Oz! Specializing in Island, beach & surf-themed products, and frangipani accessories and gifts.

Hawaiian Island Treasures

A unique island boutique designed as a venue to reveal the treasures of the islands. Discover hula accessories, Merrie Monarch items, vintage hawaiiana, muumuus, postcards, island art posters, turtle treasures, hand crafted ceramics, shell and yarn leis, hawaiian style quilt items and luau party favors.

Karen's Hawaiian General Store

Come visit Karen Keawehawaii's general store and find a magical world of Hawaiian music, Jewelry, Accessories, Crafts, Hawaiian Stationary, Clothing, Head and Hat Bands, Posters and much more. So as the Hawaiian's say "E komo mai"!

Khukuri House USA

Purveyor of genuine Ghurka knives from Nepal and official kukri supplier to British Gurkhas since 1993. We also carry fine Nepalese carpets and beautiful kwan yin and Buddha statues from Asia.

Mele's Menagerie

Hawaiian and Island-themed products are our specialty. But we have grown to include products from all over the world. We cater to the sophisticated online Aficionado in you by offering a menagerie of cool items that you can only get here!

Satin Leis of Aloha

Variety of beautiful colorful Hawaiian Satin Leis with matching bow ribbon. Leis measure 21 inches in length, and 3 inches in diameter. Perfect leis for graduations or special occasions.

Must Dos Must Sees & Must Eats for the Kama'aina

MUST DOS

• Ocean Night Club on Tuesday Nights, Restaurant Row
• "Sunset on the Beach" (Picnic & Movie), Queen's Beach, Waikiki
• Hike to Manoa Falls
• Hike to Manawili Falls
• Hike Diamond Head
• Evening Cocktails under the historical banyan tree, Sheraton Moana Surfrider Hotel

MUST SEES

• The Blue Room, Pupukea
• Merry Monarch Festival, Hilo, Big Island
• Stargazing & Counting Shooting Stars, Anywhere on Big Island
• Visit Garren's Family Farm, Kamuela Tomatos, Kamuela, Big Island
• Night Hike at Volcano, Big Island

MUST EATS

• Ocean Night Club, Tuesday Nights for 1/2 price pupus & $2 drinks
• Indigo, Martini Happy Hour & pupus, Downtown
• Malasadas, Champion Bakery
• Coco Puffs, Liliha Bakery
• Saimin, Saimin Palace, Kalihi
• Chocolate Haupia Pie, Ted's Bakery, Northshore Oahu
• Chicken Bento, K's Bento
• Shave Ice w/azuki beans & ice cream, Matsumuoto's, Haleiwa
• Manapua, Libby's
• Chop Chop Salad, Palomino's Restaurant, Downtown
• Shoyu Butterfish, Gulick Delicatessent
• Garlic Chicken Bento, Mitsuken Okazuya
• Strawberry Mochi, Hilo, Big Island
• Chocolate-dipped Shortbread Cookies, Big Island Candies
• Furikaki Seared Ahi, Nico's @ Pier 38
• Bangkok Chef for authentic Thai Food
• Pho, Pho Tau, Chinatown, Honolulu

Da Bess Saimin is at Da Palace!

Saimin - just the sound of it brings back childhood memories of Dad waking us kids up for late night bowls of noodle soup and tasty barbecue sticks!

Saimin is comfort food...food for the soul...The saimin stand is where we all go after the party, after the movies, after bowling, and where we end up when everything else shuts down.

I've been foraging for ono saimin for as long as I can remember. I've made it a hobby to check out all the saimin joints. But I always come back to my childhood favorite. And everything about it is just as I remember. The old Japanese waitresses and cooks are still there! Everytime I go in, it's like coming home!

Palace Saimin is still no ka oi! Located on the bottom floor of an unobtrusive residential apartment building on King Street in Kalihi (across the Kapalama Post Office), it still manages to get a line out the door!

I'm still trying to figure out why it's soooooo ono, and I think it's the broth and of course years of aloha that's gone into preparing the noodles and making the concoctions just right! The barbecue sticks will also leave you craving for more! They are slightly chared, just the way I like them and the teri-sauce is light - not too sweet!

Even though this saimin stand has been around since I was a kid, it seems like they've never changed the prices. I can still get a bowl of saimin for under $3.