Pukalani Terrace Center - Makawao, Hawaii

Arlisa L.

Está bien

Garrett N.

Super convenient with lots of dining options, one of the best Foodlands on the island, banking, mail, laundry… 👍👍

Marilyn S.

This is such a wonderful and a beautiful place to shop for produce.
They have so many vendors with all different kinds of foods.
They have organic foods, pastries, different kinds of drinks, fresh vegetables from local farmers.
I recommend everyone to check this out.

Only thing that upsets me was some vendors of ready to eat food, charge so much and it's not worth of it.
Someone has to look and check on this.
It's not right to overcharge if it's not worth it.
That's what I think.
But so far this is an amazing market.

Franklin R.

For a real look at the real people of Maui. The bathrooms are now unlocked. Parking stalls are skinny as heck. Pukalani is windy and it will drive your car door into the adjacent vehicle. Hole in heaven is the translation of Pukalani!

Rick T.

Great idea and potentially great food. However, although the burger looked great and had some good flavors, it was so salty that I barely ate half of it. The burger was very heavy and they gave you plenty. It had a great bun that held up well considering the rest of the burger fell apart. The portion was so big that I had mushrooms, tomatoes, onions and beef patty falling out. I couldn't keep it together. Also, it was so juicy that I had a pond of juice in my box.
The Volcano Furikaki Fries were not worth getting either. The were over Salted and the Furikaki was barely noticeable. Overall this was a downer! It was an $8.00 burger though. The potential is there and I will give it another try because of that.

Torsten M.

Part of Pukalani Terrace Center are Starbucks, Foodland, Laundry, Post Office, Subway, Bank of Hawaii and public restrooms.

steven L.

Pukalani Terrance Center is one of the last big shopping areas on your way up to Haleakala National Park, to the Haleakala Summit to watch the sunset. My husband and I stopped by this outdoor shopping center to pick up some food to eat while we watch the sunset. In this plaza, there is a Foodland Market (which seems to be the one and only place that sells spam musubi with the rice seasoned with furikaka. The other Foodland locations that I have visited on this island did not have it) which has a Starbucks inside, there is an Ace Hardware, a Post Office and a few small eateries.

In order to use the public restrooms at this plaza, which are located next to Farmacy Health Bar (down a hallway), you will need to enter the following codes for the ladies and men's: ladies- 234. Gentlemen- 345. The restrooms are not the most cleanest but they were decent.

It was nice that this plaza was here for us to pick up some food before heading up the summit to check out the sunset. We ended up picking up a few poke bowls at Foodland (so delicious and fresh) and would stop by here again if I was heading up towards the national park again.

David E.

Had lunch here at Kalei's Lunchbox, reasonably priced. You order inside or can order online or by phone. We walked in and received quick service. We sat at one of several small tables outside. Had the Mahi sandwich and friend had double cheeseburger both with crinkle cut fries. Good basic food!