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Kamaʻāina and Pacific businesses in San Clemente, CA

2 public listings in the Hawaiian Yellow Pages for San Clemente, CA — kitchens, hālau, trades, and rooms that still know the way home.

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Hālau · Classes & workshops · Hula & Polynesian dance

Hula ʻO Hoaloha

Los Angeles hālau in Eagle Rock and Silver Lake under Kumu Maile Frauchiger, in the Noelani McIntosh lineage.

Los Angeles, CAIsland RootsWebsite

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Hālau · Classes & workshops · Hula & Polynesian dance

Hālau Hula I Ka Lā

Central Valley hālau in Clovis with active 2026 registration, tied to the Hula I Ka Lā Hawaiian Cultural Foundation.

Clovis, CAIsland RootsWebsite

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Hālau · Classes & workshops · Hula & Polynesian dance

Hālau Hula Lani Ola

Laguna Hills hālau under Kumu Puanani Jung, prior Merrie Monarch, with the Alama Heritage Foundation.

Laguna Hills, CAIsland RootsWebsite

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Hālau · Classes & workshops · Hula & Polynesian dance

Hālau Hula O Makalani Nā Pilialoha

North County and South Bay San Diego hālau under Kumu Makalani Kulihaʻapai, with studios in Vista and Chula Vista.

Vista, CAIsland RootsWebsite

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Hālau · Classes & workshops · Hula & Polynesian dance

Hālau Nā Wai Ola

Hālau established in 1997 in Sunnyvale, serving San Jose and Silicon Valley under Kumu Kauʻi Isa-Kahaku.

San Jose, CAIsland RootsWebsite

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Hālau · Hula & Polynesian dance · Performing arts & luau entertainment

Hālau O Healiʻi

Hālau and Polynesian revue entertainment rooted in Honolulu childhood; Navy dad relocated family to SD 1967.

San Diego, CAKamaʻāina(619) 363-2279Website

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Fashion & Wear

Island Avenue

Carson / LA metro apparel from Faʻavae Faʻavae — first-generation Samoan, island prints for the mainland.

Carson, CAPacific IslanderWebsite

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Restaurants · Plate lunch & poke

Island Style Cafe

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

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Hula & Polynesian dance

Islanders Luau

Riverside Polynesian dance and lūʻau shows — founded in 1970 by Susiana, a young Samoan mom, still family-run.

Riverside, CAPacific Islander(888) 907-3854Website

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Plate lunch & poke · Restaurants

It's Raw Poke Shop

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

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Restaurants · Plate lunch & poke

Kalei's Kitchenette

A San Diego kitchen tied to Andy Mangiduyos of Lahaina — island cooking on the mainland.

San Diego, CAKamaʻāinaWebsite

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Hula schools · Classes & workshops · Hula & Polynesian dance

Kamakani Komohana

Huntington Beach nonprofit under Jeneʻa de Castro, training hula and Polynesian dance.

Huntington Beach, CAIsland RootsWebsite

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Makers & gifts · Skin & esthetics

Kekoa Creative

Richmond / East Bay brand from Kekoa Hager — Native Hawaiian–owned clothing, gifts, and skin care.

Richmond, CAKānaka ʻŌiwiWebsite

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Plate lunch & poke · Restaurants

Keoki’s Hawaiian BBQ

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

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Tattoo & visual arts

King ʻAfa Cultural Tattoos

West Hollywood / LA cultural tattoo from ʻAfa Cocker — grew up in Tonga, moved to LA in 2003. Lakimii Tattoo Studio.

West Hollywood, CAPacific IslanderWebsite

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Lomi lomi & massage

Kua Body Studios

Massage studio and incubator in Los Altos and Pleasanton — Thai, deep work, craniosacral, and mentoring for LMTs.

Los Altos, CAPacific Islander(650) 383-5209Website

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Lei, makeup & special-event beauty · Lei & florals

Leilani’s Leis

Fresh lei arm of the Camarao ʻohana / Motu Hawaiʻi — pickup in Clairemont Mesa and on Maryland Parkway.

San Diego, CAKānaka ʻŌiwi(775) 238-9232Website

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Lei, makeup & special-event beauty · Arts & crafts

Leis by Leilani

Los Angeles lei artist Leilani Kanaʻauao Huggins — family lei lineage, workshops, and special-event lei.

Los Angeles, CAKānaka ʻŌiwiWebsite