Kekaulike Market occupies a corrugated metal building on the edge of Chinatown, identifiable by the crowded open-air stalls spilling onto the sidewalk. Since nineteen seventy-four, this space has functioned as a central hub for fresh produce and traditional ingredients in Honolulu. It replaced an earlier market that burned down nearby, forcing local vendors to relocate to this site. The interior remains a dense maze of narrow aisles where butcher shops sit side by side with vendors selling local fish and imported spices.
Kekaulike Market
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