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My kids and I dined in on Sunday, October 4, 2026. We enjoyed all the food we ordered. Our favorites are there Lahaina, fried chicken and spam fried rice. I especially love their Chinese chicken salad with Lahaina fried chicken always hits the spot, especially if you're on a special diet and not eating too much carbs. service is always great. We were blessed to be served by Madeline. Ambiance is also great. Felt like we were back in Hawaii with all the local folks eating there. If you're craving some local grindz, definitely Back Home in Lahaina will satisfy your craving.
Review #1015 2026-085 Food Order: Back Home Sampler (Lahaina fried chicken, kalua lumpia, wontons, grilled beef stix, Filipino lumpia, spam musubi) Hawaiian Nachos (wonton chips, Portuguese sausage, jack & cheddar cheese, tomatoes, green onions) Beef Stew Curry (rice) Fish & Chips (macaroni salad, french fries) Kaibi Short Ribs Entree (macaroni salad, ramen cabbage salad, & rice) Kalua Pork (macaroni salad, ramen cabbage salad, & rice) Keiki Meal (Lahaina fried chicken, french fries, lemonade, ice cream sundae) Lahaina Fried Chicken Entree (macaroni salad, ramen cabbage salad, & rice) Lahaina Wrap (Lahaina fried chicken, ramen cabbage salad, Back Home special sauce, spinach tortilla) with Fries Lau Lau (macaroni salad, ramen cabbage salad, & rice) Saimen Noodles with Spam (kamaboko, egg slivers, green onions) Spam Musubi Haupia Cheesecake Jello Cheesecake Hawaiian Iced Tea Long overdue review... I've been coming to Back Home in Lahaina in the early 2000s since I started working in the South Bay. With our frequent visits, we were given loyalty stamp cards that earned 3 free rewards after reaching a designated tier: beverage, appetizer, & entrée (usually redeem the Lahaina Fried Chicken Entree) or t-shirt. In the early 2010s, we changed our dining time to their "Kids Eat Free on Wednesdays" after H turned toddler, & brought our friends with kids too. While the longstanding promo is no longer active, they occasionally run holiday or event-based kids eat free specials. Their Keiki (kid's meal) Menu includes: main entrée, side, drink, & dessert... it's a great value for the amount of food! I first learned about Back Home in Lahaina from my bank supervisor who lives in the South Bay. Her family loves the authentic Hawaiian comfort foods, particularly the addicting Lahaina Fried Chicken. It's famous for their slightly sweet, light & crunchy chicken. I love adding a splash of NOH Hawaiian Hot Sauce for a l'il heat! There's 2 specials (Beef Stew Curry, Fish & Chips) that I often order when I see it on the menu. And I always order the curry... love the Japanese-inspired curry roux base with mild heat! Usually posted in the late fall & winter, it's the perfect comfort food to counter the chill! When my husband is hungrier than norm, he'll either add an order of Hawaiian Nachos (they use wonton skins as chips instead of tortillas), or replace the entrée with the Back Home Sampler, which has a bit of everything. We've ordered maybe 1/2 of the menu over the years? Sticking to our favs, & adding other items when we're dining with guests. Their entrées are large enough to share between 2 people, & have been doing so in later years whereas I was hangry enough to eat the whole plate on my own. If you still have room for dessert, Haupia or Jello Cheesecakes are both delish to end your meal. I like the former; it's creamy yet light with a delicate, rich coconut filling. The kiddos love the latter for the strawberry jello that adds a sweet bouncy punch of flavor to the tangy cheesecake. The 1st decade's food & service was excellent, & we dined in so much that we knew most of the servers & can ask for "our usual" before we are seated. The timing is almost seamless from entry to our order to paying our check. Our servers were detailed-oriented to make sure everything is in place after serving our food (extra plates & napkins, necessary condiments), refilling our water with no/little prompts, & bringing our check quickly with necessary boxes when there's leftovers. However, the 2nd decade had its ups & down, especially during the pandemic lockdown (the once spacious dining room was awkward & warm with the plexiglass partitions). Gone are our fav servers, loyalty stamp card, & "Kids Eat Free on Wednesdays." What really kept us from returning often is the lack of consistency in food & service. If we're taking an early dinner around 5:30 PM, sometimes we have to wait awhile because there's no host(ess) at the counter. There may be times when we're seated & there's no server around, or I'm waving the menu to catch their eye. Then there's order execution issues: waiting period from our order to expedition time, not everything is served the relatively the same time, food quality (partly raw chicken, stale wonton chips, overcooked chicken tenders, etc.) & quantity (seems like there's a less?) issues. It's common enough to be a deterrent for frequent repeat visits. But when they're on point, it's the best bang for your buck value for a delish Hawaiian meal! Back Home in Lahaina serves some of the best Hawaiian foods around the South Bay. It's a vibrant community hangout, especially when they host live Hawaiian music (usually on Friday evenings) from regular local acts & guest feature artists! Mahalo! Recommended: Everything on the order list, especially the Lahaina Fried Chicken & Beef Stew Curry.
Wonderful hospitality and cute gift shop. Chicken thighs were tender and flavorful (used a side of teriyaki sauce). A little underwhelmed by the presentation but it's chicken and rice so I guess I should adjust my expectations. Parking garage was full after the lunch hour but managed to get a quick spot but I could see this being a challenge during lunch time. Overall it was good but not sure I'd go out of my way to go back unless in the area.
Clean dining room, good parking, great variety, good local Hawaiian food good service, nice ambiance! The Luau platter has everything...kalua pork, lau lau, chicken long rice, lomi salmon, rice, cabbage salad, mac salad and dessert...haupia cheesecake!
5/5 Seating and parking: lots of spacious seating options and there's street parking and a back parking lot 3/5 Chicken long rice soup: a little disappointed it was a little bland but did have a good portion size 3/5 fried chicken entree: this was also surprisingly bland. Very good crunch but not really juicy or flavorful. 3.5/5 macaroni salad: the most seasoned item I had 3/5 cabbage salad: again mostly the low rating just because it was very bland
I forgot to check-in but we just left there and are home now. Food hit the spot and husband who is from Hawaii praised them on the loco moco. Said it was the best one, yet, on this side of America. I had the Hawaiian fried chicken and attacked it that I had almost no room for anything else on my plate. I definitely recommend. Our server forgot to bring us our Portuguese sausage wontons but when he did, they were also delicious.
To start, you need to get the coconut haupia cheesecake. I do not like cheesecake, but this was the lightest, freshest, most wonderful dessert I ordered in 2025. I ordered just the plain haupia pudding, which I was eating outside. One of the guests told me I needed to try the cheesecake, and ended up buying me a slice when he went in to order his food. I am so so thankful for that man because it was really really delicious and I will definitely be back. This place is absolutely amazing. I got a takeout plate and some desserts, but I am so eager to come back to try more of the menu. I got the combo plate with beef, kahlua pork, and chicken katsu. It came with sides of potato mac salad and this AMAZING cabbage slaw that was dressed in an asian sesame vinaigrette. Every bite was literally addicting. I highly highly recommend the takeout for lunch.
The food is great. I love the appetizer platter. Great cakes. Live music this Friday. Disappointed there's no draft beer on a Friday night. Service was a little slow. I love that they have a Togo side and dine in side. Free covered parking in back. Coconut cheesecake was tried and was very very good.
I have been to Hawaii. A friend of mine won a give away by stuffing a ballot box at a grocery store, and then he gave me the plus one ticket. Was it a trip gotten via ill ways? Back then I did not think of that. And now that I do, I say the breeze of Hawaii would help anyone understand that what he did was a youth Indiscretion, like going for a swim in the cloak of darkness while only wearing a lei. Going to Back Home in Lahaina was not a trip back to the Big Island, I won't say that, but it was a moment of joy inspired heavily by a Hawaiian decor that both bordered on the tragically kitsch and the whimsically fun depending on where you stood or sat. But the true treasure of this Hawaiian micro-isle is their fare-- no doubt about that. After the meal my friend Conrad and I went to the front of the house, where they have the to go section. This is where the kitsch became most circus-y. Although, I did not clip everyhing, I did clip a make your own lei kit, hawaiian stickers, and other things that make the place feel like a tourist trap for Hawaiian hopefuls. For me, the tawdry lessened the impact of the Aloha I heard from the dining room. In sharp contrast, the main dining room had this mural of a whale coming out of deep blue water with Hawaiian florals on the edge of the land that was more transportive to the land where coconuts fall from palm trees and hula skirts are a must for every closet. The main room dining room also had these string lights and sphere paper lamps that made me feel like I was eating at a night market where I could see the stars of a Hawaiian skiy but it was both day time, and there was a roof above me. The food was the situation that needs to be address though, with great respect and admiration because almost every bite was supremely good. My friend Conrad and I first shared a Lahaina Platter- basically their appetizer platter or to be Hawaiian their pupu platter, and please do not go for the easy joke it is not that funny and really kind of base and gross, if the wrong person is making it. The must of the spot, unsurprisingly, is their Lahaina fried chicken. The chicken was crispy, flavorful, and kind of like karage chicken but different with the spices and flavors and ocean fronts of Hawaii. I know I did not make sense but I gotta believe that Hawaiian culture made the dish great and Hawaiian culture is partly define by waterfront property. My favorite things from the dish were the Lumpia which are often described as Filipino eggrolls. The pork meat was flavorful, the paper wrapping was on point, like wonderfully thin yet still structurally strong, not crispy, more firm with crisp. The Cinderella story of the day was the spam musubi. The saltiness of the seaweed was present but not in an overblown way, the sweetness of their teriyaki sauce carried savory notes that uplifted the sweet notes, in a wonderful way, their sticky rice was textbook fluffy and fabulous. Overall, I would nitpick flaws. And for this review I do not feel like finding the wrong cracks on a whole coconut skin. My main dish was their bbq grilled chicken plate. I could not finish everything at the restaurant. I had cold left overs at home and they hit the spot in this way that really earned my respect, because cold left overs still holding strong that is like seeing a shooting star while you enoy Mai Tais in a white beach---- living the improbable dream. What was best out of the bunch was their Lahaina chicken. And again, even though the fried goodness had withdrawn, the flavor and textured that remained was still, in a way, intact and in some ways optimal. I just shivered admitting that. I was happy with the food overall, and want to communicate that it was a strong showing for a place that sits within a strip mall. Do not just a shore by the lack of its crashing wave sounds. I also love the name of this place. Like I went back to Lahaina, has personality. Like it is a name that drips from the tongue even though it is long. Pluis, saying multiple times in a conversation makes the place feel important. Conrad had some cheesecake with jello and he loved it. I did not try it, but it was unique and I did not think such a dessert existed. The crust was walnut, I would have thought it would be Macadamia. I definetetly love this place and want to back again soon!
It sure did hit the spot. The food was very good. I haven't been here in a great while but I do remember the short ribs being a little meatier. Nonetheless it was still good. The spam fried rice is a meal by itself. Hawaiian BBQ/Island cuisine at its finest here. I would day it taste like back home in Lahaina. The service was good. Our server came by often and everything came out in a timely manner. It was full but not too packed for a Sunday. I'll be going back sooner than later. The rest rooms are always clean and there's plenty of them.
If you're craving Hawaiian food, this place honestly is even better!! Big portions, traditional flavors, freshly made, affordable prices and the whole experience minus the costs of traveling to Hawaii! I love Hawaiian bbq, we came on Saturday afternoon for lunch and service is prompt and efficient, we were seated right away. Love the vibes and Hawaiian art on the walls. The kalbi short ribs were sooo good and a big portion of more than 3 ribs! The fried chicken is tasty and unique too, kind of a sweeter taste. Overall great place for traditional fresh Hawaiian food,highly recommend!!
This place is located in a plaza so there is plenty of parking. I love the vibes inside. It felt like beachy/Hollister type vibes. The staff was very nice and prompt. Their menu and portion sizes are massive. This is what we ordered. I ordered their poke plate. It comes with three sides usually comes with rice Mac salad or you can substitute for a Chinese chicken salad, which is what I did and a side of fries this plate was awesome, but the dressing that comes with it is a little too powerful kind of like that wasabi mustard type of dressing I'm pretty sure they have other options but next time I'll know my friend ordered one of their combo plates, which was also huge massive portions with the meat, a wonton soup and the appetizer sampler. The fried chicken that came with the appetizer sampler and the combo plate was phenomenal. It was like a cross between Filipino chicken, adobo and fried goodness and I've never had anything like it and I highly recommend it if you're looking to kill your hunger love big portions & comfort cooking This is the place for you probably one of the top tier Hawaiian places I've been to so far.
Finally found time to come back...so glad I did!! I missed the delicious Furikake Maui Mix snacks, which you can find in their fun little store! Their staff here are super friendly and helpful, & that hasn't changed! Tried the Lau Lau plate this time, and wow!!!! I've had Lau Lau before, a long time ago some place else, and thought that was quite awful. But this one was absolutely amazing, full of flavor, moist and soft, and the plate was one hefty plate, which also came with the Lomi Lomi Salmon! That's a hearty meal, I couldn't finish the rice at all, lol. Came also with saimin salad & macaroni salad! With inflation prices these days, this was one of the most "worth it" meals for the amount of food! Come with a good appetite!! read more
1 year ago
I absolutely love this place. All time best Hawaiian food out there, hands down. The only ick is that ordering take out can be tricky. Sometimes you are missing one tiny item like the sauce that goes with your meal. And that can ruin the whole experience. Each item delicately goes with the next. You have to have extra teriyaki or lumpia sauce. You can't just have one little 1 ounce cup. Today though, all was included in my to-go meal. I love everything on their menu is delicious. Today I had a craving for their Kalua lumpia and Mac salad. I haven't found any other place that makes Mac salad like Back Home to Lahaina. Oh another ick is that the to-go order app doesn't always work so I have to call in to order. The place inside is nice. Very clean and an at home feel. The art that you see is neat. The staff are warm and welcoming when you sit and eat. There are times that pick up is very busy as well as the sit and dine area. I've attended a babyshower here too and a party event here and the staff was spectacular. The chicken breast, Chinese chicken salad, teriyaki chicken omg sooooo good. The food portions are nice and big. You are always greeted with the Aloha style which is always a great feeling. I love that they have the Island sodas and pastries. Ooooh and the cabbage saimin is a super delicious craving Make reservations if you can. Most times they say that you can't. The weekends are always beyond packed. Get there early if you want to fix your craving. The food here always tastes fresh. Restrooms are always clean. Staff is always smiling and friendly. read more
Rating: 3.5 Stars, but will bump it up to a 4. :) Background On Visit: Saw a recent check in from Nadine and thought this could be a great way to support with all the things that've happened with Lahaina. Location/Parking: Located on the NE corner of Carson St. and Grace Ave.. Parking can be found on Grace Ave. or in the shared parking lot in the back. Ambiance/Decor: Neat chill vibe with modern furnishings and neat decor along the walls. Entertainment: Have a jolly time taking pictures with all the decor along the wall. You can also check out their merch or buy some delicious Hawaiian snacks. There's also live hawaiian music every Friday night from 5:30- 8PM. Service: Service was alright. Staffers were friendly and offered great suggestions. Food came out at a decent time. Had an issue with one of my kalbi short ribs (it was was really charred) and was able to get another one cooked perfectly. Food Of Choice: 1) Spam Masubi (Hawaiian-Style sushi wrapped with nori (seaweed): It was good. Came with three pieces. 2) Lahaina Fried Chicken (Our Famous Hawaiian-style fried chicken nuggets.): Actually like the fried chicken. It wasn't overly battered or didn't have grease coming out of it. Had a crunch with almost every single bite and the teriyaki sauces complimented the nuggets well. 3) Chicken And Beef Combination (BBQ chicken and kalbi spare ribs): Thought the chicken and beef was good. 1 of the kalbi spare rib pieces was charred, but was able to get it switched out with a new one that wasn't charred. The combination also came with ramen salad and mac. Really liked it. 4) Kalua Pork (Seasoned shredded pork cured in Hawaiian salt. Served with macaroni and ramen salad.): Thought the kalua pork a bit dry. The ramen salad was very good. I really enjoyed eating the ramen and mac salad with the teriyaki sauce. Back Home In Lahaina For Thought: Wouldn't mind coming back to try more of their items. read more
Dinner in Carson, California... Back Home In Lahaina is a wonderful restaurant! There's a free parking lot behind the building! Inside of therestaurant... the wall murals and decor are beautiful and awesome! Service by Novelyn was excellent! She knew when to take our order, refill water glasses, and provide takeout box with package! (Yes, I was unable to finish my meal!) Food (authentic Hawaiian cuisine) was on point! I got the Luau Platter which included Kalua Pork (smoked pork), LauLau (steamed meat wrapped in taro leaves), Lomi Lomi Salmon (tomato-onion salad with salmon), Chicken Long Rice, Macaroni Salad, Haupia (coconut dessert) Cheesecake, Rice, and coleslaw with sesame seeds and uncooked Ramen noodles (for crunch)! Everything was ono (delicious)! Note: The LomiLomi Salmon had large chunks of salmon... very generous! I'm looking forward to returning! Pro tip: there's a takeout side (with picture menu) and goodies to go! https://www.latimes.com/food/story/2023-08-16/maui-lahaina-fire-back-home-in-lahaina-restaurant-carson read more
3 years ago
Back Home In Lahaina is what you would expect of Hawaiian comfort food with decent service and a fun ambiance. At least that was the expectation going into this experience. Of course I want to take into account the recent tragedies that has occurred in Lahaina when writing this review and really we went...and this was a far drive...because we wanted to support the community in some way. The interior of the space has a kitschy feel as if we were on the streets of Old Town Lahaina. The space is homely yet has this hole-in-the-wall feel that felt appropriate for the space. The service here was good, albeit understaffed. I can imagine this being a nightmare with a larger crowd at a busier time, but at the time we arrived it was manageable. The food is pretty much greasy spoon Hawaiian style. Hearty portions with food that sticks to the bones. If you're on a diet, don't come here. The food is heavy and filling and you'll definitely be bringing some of it home. With that said, it isn't really sophisticated food or at least in its preparation. I think you can do homestyle greasy spoon type of food and still make it with some finesse and this place was not that. It's not to say it wasn't satisfying, but if you're looking for nuance and layers of flavors, you won't get that here. The cost is higher than what it should be for what its serving, but it is what it is. It's worth a visit, but manage your expectations. read more
2 years ago
3 words ...Oh My Goodness!!! I went here after church and was very impressed. At first, I couldn't find it off Carson, but drove around the back and followed an islander..... The place is beautiful put together with the flow being very nice. They even have a bakery. I was takin in quickly to my seat. I ordered the Lau Lau plate with Lomi Lomi . Everything was so ONO! Perfect portions and everything hit the spot. I definitely will go back for more. Talk about back home cooking! Love the service, love the food, love the people. And I'm not saying this because I'm an islander. I think I've found my go to place since moving here to L A. Come and check out the Ono Grinds. You won't regret it! read more
9 months ago
What a delight. The interior is decorated in a way that makes you feel like you're in Hawaii. There's a cute gift shop near the exit too with snacks and other authentic Hawaiian odds and ends. We tried the Luau Platter and the Hawaiian Nachos. The kalua pork is a perfect saltiness and softness, they really nailed it. The nachos are made with wonton chips - a fun, light, airy take on nachos! Waitresses were on top of it with our refills and the food came out quickly. Highly recommended! read more
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My wife loves Hawaiian food, so she convinced me to try this Hawaiian restaurant, which really does feel like the former Lahaina. The food is much better than I expected and was truly Hawaiian food at its best! I wanted to try the sampler, which has many of the foods I'm accustomed to in Hawaii, and they did not dissappoint. Their fish tacos are better than I've had at Mexican restaurants and the fried chick was all dark meat and so soft. I felt so much at home with their staff and felt their service was truly felt. As for ambiance, the decor resembles the buildings I recollect from my most recent trip to Maui before the fires, and kind of made me sad that it's all gone. I'll need to go back and see how the island is doing and hopefully see some brand new construction in Lahaina! read more
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Food and service was good for Friday night, but the music entertainment was sadly lacking. They did not play any Hawaiian music. read more
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Just adding pictures and upping it to 5 stars. Been here a lot in the last 3 years. Price has gone up, but bellies are always full after. A few issues in orders here and there, but everyone at work loves this spot. read more
2 years ago
Ordered the fried chicken combo and coconut desert and it was delicious. The service was on point t and the ambiance was nice. It was nice to see the paintings of Lahaina and remember what is was like. I sent a picture to my friend who lives on Maui and they loved it I will be back to try more dishes read more
3 years ago
This is my 2nd favorite Hawaiian food spot in SoCal. We ordered the fried chicken, char sui saimin noodles, and lumpias. All three were so good. Their Mac salad hits the spot. The service is always friendly and they check up to see if everything is okay about every 10 mins. My water was always full. The ambiance is a Hawaiian theme. The restaurant is always busy, but with plenty of seating. Pro tip: the bacon fried rice is always delicious. If you are hungry get the appetizer sampler. They also have a bakery in the front. read more
2 years ago
Look at the meat. This is not made from fresh beef. I would believe if they cook it with beef jerky. Very dry and tough to chew. Looking at how dark panko is, this is definitely fried more than once. Possibly recycled food from canceled food. Never ordering from this location anymore. read more
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This place takes me back to the island... the food is delicious and the service was great.... I enjoyed the island music.. read more
3 years ago
We ordered takeout for dinner. So good! We all ended up ordering the same item on the menu: Lahaina Fried Chicken. As an appetizer, we had the Back Home Sampler which included spam musubi, lahaina friend chicken, bbq sticks, egg rolls, and wontons. It was a little bit of a wait but I understand because their food is amazing! The Lahaina Fried Chicken was crispy and had a hint of sweetness. Their portions were generous. Not to mention, the place is so decorative and really tries to capture what it is like being in Lahaina read more
This place never disappoints!! My go to if I want some good Hawaiian food! Want some moco loco? They got it! Mmm! Always great customer service and they even have a small store in back for baked goods and other goodies and that coconut flavored cheesecake is tasty! read more
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My wife and I got married in Lahaina so it holds a special place in our hearts. Love the Lahaina/Maui ambiance! The food is INCREDIBLE! Great quality, great preparation, friendly staff. Definitely reminds me of Lahaina... it's like having a little piece of Hawaii super close to home. PS: I've never had haupia... tried the haupia cheesecake. I have no words to describe what a unique a delicious dessert this is. If you're into coconut flavors... you HAVE to try it for yourself. read more
We love Back Home In Lahaina! Their Chinese Chicken Salad is so good! Order any BBQ meat entree plates they are generously portioned. Comes with your choice of protein; Salads(Mac/cabbage); Rice (brown, fried, white). Easily shareable between two people, but your going want your own plate because their food is GOOD! I like that their food is not heavily salted. Their popular best seller "Lahaina Fried Chicken" has a SWEET profile/aftertaste that I didn't love, I thought too sweet, but the batter is perfect. Probably a mix ratio of regular wheat and rice flour that provides a nice crispy exterior crunch. Overall we like it here ALOT... their catering menu is something to check out: reasonable priced, good food, they will work to handle moderate to large parties/events. read more
Love this long time gem. The food is delicious and definitely gives an Island home feeling! My favorite is the Lahaina fried chicken. Their service is outstanding! Thank you so much to Novelyn for being the hostess with the mostest! Super kind and always catering to everyone in a timely manner. The ambiance is beautiful and I love how they have a separate section where they sell baked goodies -- my favorites are the chocolate crème puff and Haupia cheesecake. read more
2 years ago
I got the loco moco, it was okay. The meat was dry and burnt and I felt like it could use more gravy because there was a lot of rice under the meat. The portion was big which I like because I enjoy having leftovers. read more
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Is there a place to eat with a pet?
I believe the outside sitting there belongs to the pizza place next door, so I think probably not! But since the pizza place was really a sit down restaurant, you might be…
Aloha, are you open on Christmas day, 12/25/22?
Aloha, we will be closed Christmas Day. Mahalo!
Do you ever offer squid luau?
Hi! Are you open on Valentine's Day? It is mine & my (now) husband's tradition to have dinner at your restaurant on Valentine's Day... This will be our first one as a married couple 😆
Aloha, thanks for your message! We’re really sorry but unfortunately closed on Valentine’s Day since it’s a Monday. We hope you can join us on another night! Take care and hope to see you soon!
Do you make malasada?
Aloha, we have taken off the malasadas from our bakery menu however hope to make it again soon! Mahalo!
How many people can the Family Pack feed?
Aloha, it depends on the appetite of your group but the average is 2-4 people. Mahalo!
Cookies how often are they baked?
I think Cookies are baked 5 days a week. You'll know they're baking as soon as you walk in the door and smell fresh baked cookies!
Is their Lahaina fried chicken white or dark meat?
You can get it either way, just specify when ordering
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