About Momi'snacks
Momi'snacks is more than just local kine goodies—it's a taste of home.
Momi'snacks began with a simple idea: to share the flavors of home with our Hawaiʻi and island communities. It started with local families living away from home who were missing the familiar flavors they grew up with. Today, those same flavors are enjoyed by families here at home and by anyone looking to experience a little taste of the islands.
You'll always find the local favorites we all grew up with, along with a little Aunty Momi twist. From classics like Pickled Mango, Pickled Onions, and old school Mango Seed to Aunty Momi originals like Pickled Korean Pear, Kim Chee Hoo Green Papaya, and Li Hing Lemon Sauce Mandarins, every recipe is made with plenty aloha.
Every batch is made with quality ingredients, fresh locally grown produce whenever possible, and without artificial colors or unnecessary ingredients. If I wouldn't serve it to my own ʻohana, I wouldn't want to serve it to yours.
Some recipes fill your stomach. The best ones feed your soul. That's how my mom and grandmas did it. They didn't just make food that tasted ʻono. They made it with lots of love. That's how they made it then, and that's how I still make every batch today.
Maybe home tastes like your grandma's kitchen. Maybe it's your small kid days… a backyard pāʻina, a picnic at the beach, or a trip to the crack seed store. Whatever home tastes like to you, I hope you find a little of it here.


Meet Aunty Momi
Aloha! I'm Momi.
I'm just one local aunty who believes the best conversations happen around the table.
I've always loved creating. Whether it's through food, art, or preserving family stories, I love making things that bring people together and tell a story.
To me, food is more than something to eat. It has a way of bringing people back to the people, places, and moments that feel like home.
What I love most isn't just making the food. It's meeting the people, hearing their stories, and seeing how one bite can bring back a special memory or make someone smile.
Mahalo for stopping by and letting me share a little piece of my kitchen with you.
There's always room at Aunty Momi's table.
No 'ack up – snack up!