Island Gourmet Markets at The Queen's Marketplace

I will definitely recommend stopping off here if you want a quick prepared foods bite or some coffee for sure. We had a sandwich which was made very well. Super friendly staff too at that station and at the meat and seafood counter. I will say that their grocery and produce selection is not all that extensive compared to others in the area. Some product quality issues as well. I would steer clear of the souvenirs as you can find them elsewhere for less.

Located in the queens shops just across the road from the kings they have pretty much everything and anything you need, including any flavor customizable Bubble tea!

Very slow if there is any line at all. Waited 1 hour to receive food. Provided no estimate it would be that long.

Hot food counter quality is meh, cafeteria level at best but as a grocery market, this spot delivers.nnIsland Gourmet has anything you forgot while packing and more. The premade food is cute and adequate for a quick picnic spread or making dinner at your timeshare/studio kitchen. I recommend the sushi section and the chicken katsu musubi is where it’s at. The sushi burrito is yum. Drink assortment and wines are great. Everything at the market is maybe 10-20% more expensive than KTA or Foodland, equivalent to Safeway. But the sizing is smaller and what you need on vacation. The hot bar we weren’t impressed by: orders take awhile to make, meat is rubbery, feels overall kinda stale all three times we went.nnTip: check out at the back check out lines, much faster. Keep your receipts because if you accumulate enough points, you get cash off a future purchase. They offer a punch card, buy ten hot meals and get one free. Closest KTA (the local grocery chain) is 15+ minutes toward Waikoloa Village: stock up here if you can’t hit Costco, or as a supplement after your big store run.

A hidden gem grocery store, the equivalent prices of Whole Foods. They have cheap, good snorkel gear.