One of the cool things about the 7-Eleven in Hawaii is the food servings they have here. Its definitely better than the ones Im used to in the state side. They have some traditional Hawaiian snacks that I can be full and satisfied with.

The Hawaii 7-11 are way better than the ones in the states. I’m they are more like the ones in Japan, with tons of cooked good food, like spam musubi, local delicacies like mochi, and ube slurpees! I would come to try out more food here for sure!

Quick I and out, purchased a musubi and some drinks. Staff was very pleasant and efficient

Dangerous, assaults, homeless toilet at this 7-11. Be careful employees and visitors have been attacked here and ended up in the hospital. I have tried to reach out to management but no response. They are a terrible neighbor.l hope someone at 7-11 who reads this cares and will try to fix. BEWARE.

Every time I go there Im straight to the slurpees. They are usually pretty clean although Ive seen it trashed while employees smoke and stand around with no customers to take care of.

The one-of-a-kind fountain drink that makes 7-11 a popular convenience store is the Slurpee. Im a big fan of this delicious and cheap drink. It puts a smile on my face when I am needing something to help me move quickly away from my cur- rent situation and have a s- mile on my face while drink- ing my dessert type of drink

Took a little longer than expected with 1 register for cash and 1 for credit. But not too bad for a quick breakfast run.

Minimal selection, shelves seemed half-empty and dirty, and employee showed no concern for the homeless person standing right by the door pandering to every single person who entered.

As usual 7 11 I can can find quick things I might need and may have forgotten while at the grocery stores.

Property is overrun by homeless at all times of the day. I would not want my family to go here. Not sure why they do not try to do something about it.

I go to a lot of places to get something to eat and drink. But for this 7-11 when you head into Waikiki the 2 7-11 at the beginning are not going to make me happy.the employee at the store or very unfriendly to a lot of people.

Because I am able to understand gangstalking more clearly and why.

Since I had the awesome opportunity to attend an event at the convention centre nearby, I also had the same awesome opportunity to check out one of the famed 7-Elevens of Hawaii! It was pretty cool to see that theyre stocked up on the Japanese-style onigiri and musubi rice balls, ready-to-heat/eat plates, shumai (named Hash) and buns. It was such an awesome surprise I could only wish the Mainland U.S. could have in their 7-Eleven one day.The only thing they dont have, which I didnt care too much for, was participation in 7Rewards, the reward programme from the mainland (except certain 7-Eleven stores in Oklahoma.)

It’s located in a really nice place! You can find so many snacks and a really delicious coffee.

First off, the parking spots are too small for standard vehicles. Had to wait for 2 cars to be able to park. Went by for milk. Two prices were listed as 2.79 for a quart on 2 separate rows. Seemed about right so I took it to check out. It rang up 3.99. I mentioned the price that was on the shelf and she walks all the way to the fridge to see that it is listed that way because I guess she does not believe me. She says it is the wrong tag. I asked if she was going to give it to me for that price and she says no. Very rude. Never going to a 7 11 again.

A decent 7-Eleven. Open all night. Unfortunately the area just outside the 7-Eleven shows an increase in drug and gang activity.

Great place to grave some quick snacks. It also has free parking (rare in Waikiki).

This is your typical 7-eleven. They have alcohol but the prices are a little better cheaper at the ABC store around the corner, so you have been warned. It is a convience store where you can stock up on the basics you need. It is cheaper then items you would buy at your hotel.

Staff very friendly and there was low priced ready to eat sandwiches

All stores stop selling alcohol at 11:45 or 12 am. Such a liberal state needs to change their laws:[

Doughnuts & coffee here were amazing

Local treats & lots of Japanese imports you wont find on the Mainland

No swisher sweets

It is the same convenience store as Japan. It looks a little insecure.

Onigiri is delicious.Rainbow soft serveI was worried but couldnt eat it.

An adult bus pass of 70㎦ that can be used for another month near the bus stop of No. 2 bus. It is convenient because you can buy it for a youth bus pass of 35〦. There is also a meat man and fried chicken.

It was nice to be free (laughs)Put coffee in the cup before going to the cash register.If you dont have money, Sevens lunch box may be the cheapest!And its so good.But I dont want Japanese quality.

Overall it felt dirty old

At night, the police car is parked and resting.

There are a lot of pigeons.