South Shore Market (Ward Village Honolulu)

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South Shore Market (Ward Village Honolulu)

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South Shore Market at Ward Village | Honolulu, O'ahu

Visit House of Mana Up at South Shore Market in Ward Village—your go-to spot for authentic Hawaiian brands and locally made gifts! Located next to Coffee Bean & Tea Leaf with free parking available.

Note: Each of our store locations operate independently. All returns and exchanges must be completed at the original location of purchase.

Find Your Perfect Fit

Join us this Saturday for free eyeglass fittings with Mohala Eyewear. Designed with four unique nose bridge fits and multiple face width options, Mohala’s glasses and sunglasses are thoughtfully crafted to look great and feel comfortable on a wide range of face shapes and features. Get a FREE Mohala Soft Case in Stripes ($28 value). No purchase necessary.

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Location

South Shore Market (Honolulu)1170 Auahi St L -133, Honolulu, HI 96814. Free parking available!

Hours

Store Hours: Mon - Sat 11 AM - 7 PM. Sun: 11 AM - 6 PM

Contact

808-744-0129 aloha@houseofmanaup.com

Support Local, Shop Hawai'i

Discover the best of Hawai‘i at House of Mana Up’s South Shore Market store, where every product tells the story of a local entrepreneur. From island‑inspired snacks and artisanal goods to locally made beauty and home items, each purchase supports Hawai‘i‑based brands and helps small businesses thrive. Located in the heart of Ward Village, this vibrant retail space offers the perfect place to find unique gifts, connect with the stories behind the products, and bring a piece of the islands home.

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Visit us in Honolulu!

House Of Mana Up @ South Shore Market | Honolulu, O'ahu
House Of Mana Up @ South Shore Market

Address
1170 Auahi St L -133
Honolulu, HI 96814

Store Hours
Mon - Sat 11 AM - 7 PM
Sun: 11 AM - 6 PM

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Your Purchase Has Power

Your purchase has power helps to foster our local community with high-quality jobs, agricultural sustainability, and a regenerative culture of entrepreneurship.