This is a great, family-owned business that embraces customer service. Called with a compressed…read moretimeline (i.e. less than a week) requesting them for a graduation party. Staci was great, told me she would check and get to me, which she did promptly to let me know they could accommodate. (Yay!) Day of the party, Tiki Treats showed up promptly, and set up their adorable "tiki hut" in our sun room and started serving up delicious shaved ice treats. They were a huge hit with the kids and adults alike! Definitely recommend.

Tiki Treats was a huge hit at my son's birthday party this past weekend. The shaved ice treats…read morewere delicious, the set up of the Tiki Shaved Ice Bar was amazing and the service was outstanding. We are definitely planning on having Tiki Treats at future events! Thank you Stacey and Brandon! http://tikitreatsdc.com/

Awesome snow cones highly recommend! They have a lot of…read moregreat flavors and are in a good location!

Best Hawaiian shaved ice in the DMV! I have never been able to find lilikoi(passion fruit) or li…read morehing mui powder on a shaved ice truck that wasn't in Hawaii! Truly a gem!

I would NEVER go back to this place. If you are a person of color or someone with dark skin, DO NOT…read morego. Today, I went with my friend and asked the female worker what a "Hawaiian snow cone" was. She mentioned a topping, so I asked further, "What kind of topping?" She replied that it was condensed milk. I said "Oh," and ordered a small shaved ice. As she handed me my order, she looked at her male coworker and said, "Es por eso que no me gusta servir a las morenas." (Note: Morenas can mean brunette, but in other contexts, it refers to dark-skinned people. I am a Black woman.) I didn't understand what was said, so I thanked her and left. However, my friend, who speaks Spanish, overheard the remark and said "Muchas gracias" to let them know she understood. The male worker then smiled at us. As we walked away, my friend explained what the female worker had said, which translates to, "That's why I don't like serving dark-skinned women." Shocked, I decided to go back and address the situation. When we returned, the woman refused to come to the window, so my friend asked the male worker to get her. When she finally came out, I calmly asked her what I had done to upset her. She claimed she didn't understand English. At that point, I had my friend translate the conversation. I told her I was shocked that she would say something like that in front of a customer. I explained that we live in a diverse community, and it's upsetting to hear such remarks, especially when I had done nothing wrong. Her first excuse was that there was a language barrier, which was why she made the comment. I responded that the interaction had lasted only two minutes, during which I asked just two questions. I explained that I understood her point, but asked if she realized how her words could be taken to mean she didn't like serving dark-skinned people, not just people who don't speak Spanish. She then claimed she was joking. I told her I didn't find it funny, and I didn't think anyone else would either. You shouldn't speak negatively about a customer in front of them--if you're going to make such a joke, say it when they're gone. Her next excuse was that she didn't remember saying anything. At that point, I walked away because it was clear the conversation was going nowhere. I didn't record the encounter because I wanted to have an open discussion and give her a chance to learn from this. However, it felt like a lost cause. To have her never once apologize or say, "I didn't mean for my comment to make you feel this way" shows that she simply doesn't care. I hope this experience makes her think twice about what she says in front of people. So, unless you are a light-skinned Spanish speaker, I strongly recommend you avoid this place.

They were so kind to my son. The sizes of the ice are great and they have a great array of flavors…read more Highly recommend!! They were amazing and came to our son's school spring fair! Highly recommend!!!

A Sunday taste treat at Gaithersburg's Church of the Redeemer! $2 gets you a 12 oz cup of shaved…read moreHawaiian ice and unlimited shots from their flavor bar. (I recommend limiting yourself to a maximum of three flavors, lest your creation become an unappetizing shade of brown). And unlike other Kona Ice trucks, this one sells ice cream, chocolate, strawberry, and vanilla. Prices were pretty reasonable - $3 for a single scoop or $4 for a double. Combine the ice cream with the shaved ice and make yourself an ersatz halo-halo!

We had a great experience with grandma kona for our neighborhood movie night! Thank you!read more

My daughter had a birthday party with about 30 guests. I contacted Aloha Munchies and they came out…read morewith their machine and made shave ice for all the guests, as well as the parents that were dropping them off and picking them up. They had about 15 or so flavors and lots of toppings. The shave ice was delicious. The price was reasonable and well worth it. The staff was friendly and professional. They were punctual and their equipment was clean.

Drove all the way here craving bingsu but was a bit disappointed. The atmosphere was fun and quite…read morecrowded when I arrived! Def is a popular spot! However, upon ordering, they seem to run out of ingredients quickly and we ended up ordering something we're not too fond of. The shaved cream itself was okay. Very sweet. I'm not sure if I'd go out of my way to come back here again.

It was pretty good, very flavorful but wish there were some options to make it less sweet. Love the…read moresetting.

Everything that's all I can say, growing up in the county of Baltimore a snowball (shaved ice) was…read morealways the summertime go to. When I moved to a different county (Charles ) I haven't seen a shaved ice /snowball stand since . Finding this in PG county just gave me the warm and fuzzy, they had the all time fav go to egg custard , this is my fav flavor. The location is cool they offer seating , they have a kind , and courteous staff, they have an assortment of flavors, please go bring the kids, it's a great experience .

The management there is great. As far as the shaved ice, I appreciated all of the creative flavor…read moreoptions!

OKAERI is known for its authentic and fluffy soufflé pancakes, which are described as a must-try…read moredessert. The cafe offers a cozy dining experience but is very small. Self-service here.

I tried their mango matcha and it was so delicious, the mango tasted very sweet and fresh. Our…read moredrinks came out pretty fast. There's a lot of seats and tables but I think this place gets pretty busy, we came at 11 when they opened and it got packed within a couple minutes. Their desserts look good, I really want to try one of their pancakes so I definitely have to come back.

I've been going here for minutas since 2015, they used to be around 3 dollars and after the…read morepandemic they raised their prices to 5 dollars. Which was fine, but now as of the most recent time me and my family has gone they've raised their prices again to 6 dollars, one of the minutas is even 7 dollars, quality has stayed the same so I don't really see a reason for this other than greed. I will not be going back in the foreseeable future and will take my business somewhere else because stuff like this is ridiculous.

Nothing compares to Mama Rosa's. My favorite is coco con leche condensada. Very conveniently…read morelocated near Potomac Mills Mall.

The chocolate pistachio pastry is one of my favorite pastries I have ever tried! My wife and kids…read morelove the macaroons.

- very small but cute shop - nice workers with water station…read more- pastry was glossy and well balanced - breakfast is small but healthy and good vinaigrette