Tiki Products store in Waikiki - Tiki Travel

TT Trailerpark Tiki Member Las Vegas Joined: Mar 27, 2010 Posts: 352	TT Trailerpark Tiki Posted posted on Tue, Jul 24, 2012 7:37 PM We just got back two days ago. There are a hundred tiki stores in there and the International Marketplace. Most of the tikis are made in China or Phillipines but a few are native Hawaiian. I never realized how many tiki shops existed in the International Marketplace until my recent visit and Phillip Roberts showed me around. I enjoyed venturing into antique shops looking for vintage or unique finds more than the Waikiki shops. There are a couple of antique shops on Kapahulu just about a few blocks from Kalakaua and more in Kailua. Some of the tiki shops have good products and deals, I don't want to sound negative but I like to find items that are not mass produced.

We just got back two days ago. There are a hundred tiki stores in there and the International Marketplace. Most of the tikis are made in China or Phillipines but a few are native Hawaiian. I never realized how many tiki shops existed in the International Marketplace until my recent visit and Phillip Roberts showed me around. I enjoyed venturing into antique shops looking for vintage or unique finds more than the Waikiki shops. There are a couple of antique shops on Kapahulu just about a few blocks from Kalakaua and more in Kailua. Some of the tiki shops have good products and deals, I don't want to sound negative but I like to find items that are not mass produced.

Post #645454 by Trailerpark Tiki on Tue, Jul 24, 2012 7:37 PM