International Market Place is a restaurant and retail establishment located in Waikiki, Honolulu, Hawaii. Originally opened in 1957, the complex has undergone several major renovations throughout its history, with the most significant redevelopment completed in 2016. The modern incarnation features a three-level, open-air design that combines dining, retail, and entertainment spaces. The venue is notable for its mix of high-end restaurants, casual eateries, and local food vendors, offering both Hawaiian and international cuisine. A prominent feature of the complex is the 160-year-old banyan tree, which has been preserved and incorporated into the architectural design. The tree serves as a centerpiece for the property and is illuminated at night, creating a distinctive dining atmosphere. The current International Market Place spans approximately 345,000 square feet and houses multiple restaurants ranging from fine dining establishments to casual cafes. The complex is anchored by several signature restaurants and includes a grand lanai (terrace) dining area on the third level. The venue maintains elements of Hawaiian culture through its design elements and occasional cultural programming, while serving both tourists and local residents. The property is managed by Taubman Centers and operates in partnership with Queen Emma Land Company, with proceeds supporting The Queen’s Medical Center.