Restaurants · Plate lunch & poke
808 Ohana Shack
Fresno Hawaiian restaurant from owner Cijay Phakeovilay cooking food he misses from home in Hawaiʻi.
Fresno, CAKamaʻāinaWebsite
Directory
80 public listings in the Hawaiian Yellow Pages for California — kitchens, hālau, trades, and rooms that still know the way home.
Restaurants · Plate lunch & poke
Fresno Hawaiian restaurant from owner Cijay Phakeovilay cooking food he misses from home in Hawaiʻi.
Fresno, CAKamaʻāinaWebsite
Tattoo & visual arts
Garden Grove tattoo shop founded 2008 by afakasi Samoan Suluʻape Siʻi Liufau.
Garden Grove, CAPacific Islander(714) 534-8784Website
Fashion & Wear
Santa Ana clothing from Kekoa Cazimero — Native Hawaiian, born and raised in Honolulu. Mainland ops at Harbor Blvd.
Santa Ana, CAKānaka ʻŌiwiWebsite
Hālau · Classes & workshops · Hula & Polynesian dance
Oakland hālau under Kumu Mark Kealiʻi Hoʻomalu, a regular Merrie Monarch presence from the East Bay.
Oakland, CAIsland RootsWebsite
Carpentry & remodeling · Electrical · Plumbing
NHO-owned general contractor and facilities firm with a San Juan Capistrano office and a South Ogden shop.
San Juan Capistrano, CAKānaka ʻŌiwi(949) 940-6553Website
Plumbing
Plumbing company in San Diego and Tempe / Phoenix from Deven Tells, born and raised in Hawaiʻi.
San Diego, CAKamaʻāina(619) 841-1680Website
Carpentry & remodeling · Roofing · Electrical
Temecula general contractor — remodeling, roofing, and electrical — three generations of Hawaiian construction.
Temecula, CAKamaʻāina(760) 402-0710Website
Hula schools · Classes & workshops · Hula & Polynesian dance
Rancho Cucamonga hula studio under Kumu Toni Temehana Pasion.
Rancho Cucamonga, CAIsland RootsWebsite
Clinics & doctors
Licensed California ND practice in Tarzana — complex cases, hormones, GI, autoimmune, and integrative care.
Tarzana, CAKamaʻāina(818) 654-6365Website
Shave ice
Oakland / East Bay shave ice from Stephanie Iwasaki — Oʻahu native, independent of Ululani’s.
Oakland, CAKamaʻāinaWebsite
Restaurants · Plate lunch & poke
Torrance/Gardena Hawaiian restaurants (Aunty Maile’s, Island Rootz Cafe, Aloha Platez) under current owners Kai & Junko Tsukiyama with Oʻahu / Hawaiʻi Island / Kauaʻi family ties.
Torrance, CAKamaʻāinaWebsite
Restaurants · Plate lunch & poke
Downtown LA restaurant from chef-owner Tim Lee, local Hawaiʻi boy born/raised Kaimukī, Oʻahu.
Downtown LA, CAKamaʻāinaWebsite
Real estate
Huntington Beach realty with Realty ONE Group West — Desiree Atuatasi, DRE 01803249.
Huntington Beach, CAPacific Islander(949) 677-7106
Tattoo & visual arts
Sand City tattoo studio co-owned by Marlo Kaleoʻokalani Lualemana — Native Hawaiian, born and raised on Oʻahu.
Sand City, CAKānaka ʻŌiwi(831) 920-2786Website
Restaurants · Plate lunch & poke
A Santa Ana island / Hawaiian BBQ kitchen founded by David Pese, grown from a taco cart into 4th Street Market, with later rooms in Torrance and Long Beach.
Santa Ana, CAPacific IslanderWebsite
Churches & faith
Sacramento Samoan Congregational church at 251 South Ave — Disciples / NAPAD directory.
Sacramento, CAPacific Islander(916) 922-2220Website
Churches & faith
San Diego Samoan Congregational church at 1345 S 45th St — site: first Samoan church in the U.S. outside Samoa, established 1955.
San Diego, CAPacific Islander(619) 262-5068Website
Restaurants · Plate lunch & poke
A Sacramento Polynesian kitchen by Chef T (Muagututia Tuala-Tamaalelagi) and Jacinta Seiuli of American Samoa — fusion plates that reclaim “fresh off the boat.”
Sacramento, CAPacific IslanderWebsite
Carpentry & remodeling
El Segundo shop for asphalt and concrete repair tech, including DoD work under AHT Resins.
El Segundo, CAKānaka ʻŌiwi(213) 255-5349Website
Lei, makeup & special-event beauty · Lei & florals
Bay Area lei shop Novelty Lei / Hiʻiaka Florist — originally from Hawaiʻi, now San Francisco.
San Francisco, CAPacific Islander(415) 672-4579Website
Traditional healing · Lomi lomi & massage · Cultural nonprofits
501(c)(3) in Berkeley offering lomilomi, laʻau lapaʻau, hoʻoponopono, and cultural health education.
Berkeley, CAKānaka ʻŌiwi(916) 416-0491Website
Hālau · Classes & workshops · Hula & Polynesian dance
San Clemente hālau founded 2003 by Kumu Lianne Nahina Pfister, born in Honolulu and raised on Oʻahu.
San Clemente, CAKamaʻāinaWebsite
Hālau · Classes & workshops · Hula & Polynesian dance
Kumu Kanani Densing's hālau in the Linda Piʻilani Danek lineage — in-person and Zoom from Sunnyvale and Gilroy.
Sunnyvale, CAIsland RootsWebsite
Hālau · Classes & workshops · Hula & Polynesian dance
Los Angeles hālau in Eagle Rock and Silver Lake under Kumu Maile Frauchiger, in the Noelani McIntosh lineage.
Los Angeles, CAIsland RootsWebsite
Hālau · Classes & workshops · Hula & Polynesian dance
Central Valley hālau in Clovis with active 2026 registration, tied to the Hula I Ka Lā Hawaiian Cultural Foundation.
Clovis, CAIsland RootsWebsite
Hālau · Classes & workshops · Hula & Polynesian dance
Laguna Hills hālau under Kumu Puanani Jung, prior Merrie Monarch, with the Alama Heritage Foundation.
Laguna Hills, CAIsland RootsWebsite
Hālau · Classes & workshops · Hula & Polynesian dance
Los Alamitos hālau under Kumu Rolanda Mohala Reese, a Heleloa OC school.
Los Alamitos, CAIsland RootsWebsite
Hālau · Classes & workshops · Hula & Polynesian dance
North County and South Bay San Diego hālau under Kumu Makalani Kulihaʻapai, with studios in Vista and Chula Vista.
Vista, CAIsland RootsWebsite
Hālau · Classes & workshops · Hula & Polynesian dance
Hālau established in 1997 in Sunnyvale, serving San Jose and Silicon Valley under Kumu Kauʻi Isa-Kahaku.
San Jose, CAIsland RootsWebsite
Music shops & lessons · Music stores · Classes & workshops
Vista shop from Ross Yamamoto — Hawaiian parents, custom ʻukulele, and private-build workshops.
Vista, CAIsland Roots(310) 702-9352Website
Fashion & Wear
Carson / LA metro apparel from Faʻavae Faʻavae — first-generation Samoan, island prints for the mainland.
Carson, CAPacific IslanderWebsite
Restaurants · Plate lunch & poke
Santee (San Diego area) Hawaiian cafe from a Big Island family (Mom Terri born & raised Hawaiian; Dad Juan from Kona / Four Seasons Hualālai).
Santee, CAKamaʻāinaWebsite
Hula & Polynesian dance
Riverside Polynesian dance and lūʻau shows — founded in 1970 by Susiana, a young Samoan mom, still family-run.
Riverside, CAPacific Islander(888) 907-3854Website
Plate lunch & poke · Restaurants
A San Diego Ocean Beach poke shop connected to the Laroza cousins and Chase Andrew Kalani Cruz, with island roots cited in public materials.
San Diego, CAKamaʻāina(619) 564-8421Website
Clinics & doctors
Founder/CEO chiropractic and multi-modality wellness in Oxnard — massage and acupuncture partners. Licensed in California and Hawaiʻi.
Oxnard, CAKamaʻāina(805) 604-0881Website
Restaurants · Plate lunch & poke
A San Diego kitchen tied to Andy Mangiduyos of Lahaina — island cooking on the mainland.
San Diego, CAKamaʻāinaWebsite
Hula schools · Classes & workshops · Hula & Polynesian dance
Huntington Beach nonprofit under Jeneʻa de Castro, training hula and Polynesian dance.
Huntington Beach, CAIsland RootsWebsite
Hula schools · Classes & workshops · Hula & Polynesian dance
Torrance Hawaiian cultural school tied to Kaulana programs, Merrie Monarch and E Hula Mau.
Torrance, CAIsland RootsWebsite
Makers & gifts · Skin & esthetics
Richmond / East Bay brand from Kekoa Hager — Native Hawaiian–owned clothing, gifts, and skin care.
Richmond, CAKānaka ʻŌiwiWebsite
Plate lunch & poke · Restaurants
Marina plate-lunch kitchen from George S. Manabe Jr. — born Honolulu, 38 years in Hawaiʻi, 20 years in plate-lunch kitchens.
Marina, CAKamaʻāina(831) 809-8644Website
Tattoo & visual arts
West Hollywood / LA cultural tattoo from ʻAfa Cocker — grew up in Tonga, moved to LA in 2003. Lakimii Tattoo Studio.
West Hollywood, CAPacific IslanderWebsite
Lomi lomi & massage
Massage studio and incubator in Los Altos and Pleasanton — Thai, deep work, craniosacral, and mentoring for LMTs.
Los Altos, CAPacific Islander(650) 383-5209Website
Hālau · Classes & workshops · Hula & Polynesian dance
Sacramento-area hālau on Elk Grove Blvd teaching kahiko and ʻauana from keiki to adult.
Elk Grove, CAIsland RootsWebsite
Hālau
Rocklin / Applegate hālau under Kumu Tamara Moana Silva — born and raised in Kāneʻohe, hālau established in Rocklin.
Rocklin, CAKamaʻāina(530) 320-8952Website
Hālau · Classes & workshops · Hula & Polynesian dance
Oceanside hālau under Kumu Ilima Kam Martinez at 3809 Plaza Dr.
Oceanside, CAIsland RootsWebsite
Lei, makeup & special-event beauty · Lei & florals
Fresh lei arm of the Camarao ʻohana / Motu Hawaiʻi — pickup in Clairemont Mesa and on Maryland Parkway.
San Diego, CAKānaka ʻŌiwi(775) 238-9232Website
Lei, makeup & special-event beauty · Arts & crafts
Los Angeles lei artist Leilani Kanaʻauao Huggins — family lei lineage, workshops, and special-event lei.
Los Angeles, CAKānaka ʻŌiwiWebsite
Solo artists
Santa Barbara solo artist — born and raised in Mānoa, returned to Santa Barbara in 2020.
Santa Barbara, CAKamaʻāinaWebsite
Restaurants · Plate lunch & poke
San Francisco restaurant from chef-owner Ravi Kapur, born in Hawaiʻi with Native Hawaiian–Chinese mother; heritage-driven menu.
San Francisco, CAKānaka ʻŌiwiWebsite
Hula & Polynesian dance
Long Beach entertainment company from Sunny Purcell — of Samoan descent. Multi-city teams. Not a hālau.
Long Beach, CAPacific Islander(562) 270-0246Website
Catering · Restaurants · Plate lunch & poke
A Hawaiian-owned culinary shop in Brea led by Chef Charles Akau IV of Līhuʻe, Kauaʻi — catering, island plates, and community tables.
Brea, CAKānaka ʻŌiwiWebsite
Hālau · Classes & workshops · Hula & Polynesian dance
Norco hālau under Kumu Bobbi Kellett, teaching hula moʻolelo in the Inland Empire.
Norco, CAIsland RootsWebsite
Hālau · Classes & workshops · Hula & Polynesian dance
Sacramento 501(c)(3) hālau under Kumu Bernadette Kaponookalani Nakamura, with donation-based hula and ʻukulele.
Sacramento, CAIsland RootsWebsite
Accounting & tax
Napa accounting and tax from Jessica Luthi — Native Hawaiian–owned firm at 135 Camino Dorado Ste 8.
Napa, CAKānaka ʻŌiwi(707) 690-1120Website
Arts & crafts · Makers & gifts · Music shops & lessons
San Diego drums and workshops from Christiaan Verbeek — Hawaiian-born, Dutch and Indonesian ancestry. Kamaʻāina, not Pacific Islander.
San Diego, CAKamaʻāina(619) 867-2320Website
Restaurants · Plate lunch & poke
A Northgate Sacramento kitchen for Fijian, Tongan, and Samoan food rarely found elsewhere in the city — curries, coconut, and Pacific comfort.
Sacramento, CAPacific Islander(916) 246-9244Website
Mental health & counseling
Founder-owned practice in Lakewood for individual, couples, and family therapy serving Pasifika and BIPOC clients — California telehealth for individual work.
Lakewood, CAPacific Islander(562) 354-0582Website
Bands · Classes & workshops
Berkeley-area slack key guitarist, concert producer, and teacher — House of Hawaiian Music.
Berkeley, CAKānaka ʻŌiwiWebsite
Markets
Carson market for Samoan groceries and goods — family-owned, 23744 Main St.
Carson, CAPacific Islander(310) 952-0297
Lei, makeup & special-event beauty · Lei & florals · Arts & crafts
SoCal lei shop from Maile — born and raised in Southern California, Native Hawaiian, mother born Honolulu.
Huntington Beach, CAKānaka ʻŌiwi(562) 413-6490Website
Nails
Licensed nail technician, Pacific Islander–owned home-based studio in Long Beach, established 2020.
Long Beach, CAPacific Islander(803) 201-6838
Fashion & Wear
Northern California streetwear from a Samoan upbringing — HELLA POLY prints.
Bay Area, CAPacific IslanderWebsite
Fitness & martial arts
Kajukenbo, boxing, kickboxing, BJJ, and MMA in Suisun City and Fairfield — family extension of the original Wahiawa school.
Suisun City, CAKamaʻāina(707) 439-8897Website
Fashion & Wear
San Diego / Chula Vista clothing house founded in 2003 by Toloai Letuli — Pasifika goods, brick shop.
Chula Vista, CAPacific Islander(619) 266-0644Website
Hālau · Classes & workshops · Hula & Polynesian dance
Santa Cruz school of hula and Tahitian dance in the Frank Kawaikapuokalani Hewett line, fiscally sponsored by the 418 Project.
Santa Cruz, CAIsland RootsWebsite
Real estate
Castro Valley realty team led by Tracy Bonal — born in Hawaiʻi, CA DRE 01395933.
Castro Valley, CAKamaʻāina(510) 303-6656Website
Skin & esthetics
East Palo Alto bath and body shop from Marina Latu — South Pacific–inspired soaps, Tonga No Plastic Campaign support.
East Palo Alto, CAPacific IslanderWebsite
Lei, makeup & special-event beauty · Lei & florals · Arts & crafts
Oakland worker-owned lei cooperative founded by Tiffany Naputi Lacsado — Chamorro-American from Guåhan.
Oakland, CAPacific Islander(510) 967-7342Website
Design & media
Los Angeles design and media studio from Greg Chinn — Kamehameha Schools, Native Hawaiian ancestry.
Los Angeles, CAKānaka ʻŌiwiWebsite
Fitness & martial arts
Family martial arts and fitness gym teaching Hawaiian Kempo, CrossPit, Pit Jitsu, and MMA.
Arroyo Grande, CAKamaʻāina(805) 473-2500Website
Fashion & Wear
Southern California apparel from a Samoan ʻohana — born on the mainland, grandpa Filo Masunu in the story.
Carson, CAPacific IslanderWebsite
Skin & esthetics
Los Angeles skincare line from Tongovua “Marie/Vua” Tangitau — Enga, the Tongan word for turmeric, and a great-grandmother tonic.
Los Angeles, CAPacific IslanderWebsite
Lei & florals · Markets · Lei, makeup & special-event beauty
Native Hawaiian boutique in Fallbrook — lei, island clothing, and goods from Aunty Pinky Maynard, born and raised in Kekaha, Kauaʻi.
Fallbrook, CAKānaka ʻŌiwi(808) 937-7909Website
Lei, makeup & special-event beauty
Los Angeles makeup artist Jordann Aguon — from Hawaiʻi, TV and film MUA.
Los Angeles, CAKamaʻāina(808) 782-2578Website
Civic clubs · Cultural nonprofits
San Diego / El Cajon Hawaiian Civic Club — AOHCC-chartered 1993.
El Cajon, CAKānaka ʻŌiwi(619) 250-6868Website
Civic clubs · Cultural nonprofits
Cerritos Hawaiian Civic Club — AOHCC Mainland Council. Club materials call it the oldest SoCal HCC.
Cerritos, CAKānaka ʻŌiwi(562) 987-0506
Restaurants · Plate lunch & poke
A Costa Mesa cafe of Hawaiʻi street food run by Gene and Dana, born and raised in the islands — plates that refuse mainland shortcuts.
Costa Mesa, CAKamaʻāina(949) 402-6877Website
Civic clubs · Cultural nonprofits
Garden Grove / Orange County Hawaiian Civic Club — AOHCC-chartered, holding SoCal Hawaiian community work.
Garden Grove, CAKānaka ʻŌiwi(714) 615-8729Website