24-hour mega-store--a bargain-heavy oasis among high-priced tourist shops--features food, snacks, clothing, and souvenirs.

by Eric Grossman

In Short
Don Quijote may not be anything special for the average Hawaiian shopper, but for visitors it can be an oasis among high-priced tourist shops. Under bright lights and cartoon-y mascots, rows of island treats such as Kona coffee, macadamia nuts and t-shirts offer tourists a one-stop shop for souvenirs. Sunscreen, chairs, towels, and other beach accessories are stocked as well. The adventurous can stock up on Japanese delicacies such as dried fish, li hing fruits, and more. Ready-made local dishes such as poi and loco moco make for a quick meal.