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    EN Hakkore

    4.3 (12 reviews)
    Closed 9:00 am - 6:00 pm

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    Mei-Lan C.

    Korean style shave ice. Ordered the fruit shave ice. It's topped with fresh strawberries, banana, kiwi, apple, azuki beans, almond slivers, mochi balls, soy flour and sweetened condensed milk. You get a small cup of espresso to pour over. Taste great , but a little too expensive for just a bowl of shave ice, even though it feeds 2.

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    Nadine C.

    Dessert in Honolulu, Hawaii... Between meals, we needed a snack. How about bingsu (Korean shave ice)? We had seen Jackie's review, and I saw Lyla's check-in. I heard this business name before: EN Hakkore. It has returned to the food court area of Palama Market on Makaloa Street! It's a bit noisy,but fun in a way! It's a good thing that Jackie said that the bingsu portion is generous... We agree! We shared the Fruit Bingsu. We were given 2 paper bowls and 2 spoons. Perfect! The fresh strawberries, banana, and small cubes of apple complimented the slight bitterness of the espresso and the creaminess of the wondered milk. The chewy mochi balls were an interesting contrast to the azuki bean paste and almond slivers. I'm glad that EN Hakkore is back! Maybe I'll get a tea, smoothie, or coffee next time!

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    Jackie K.

    Snow Bingsu with espresso and condensed milk! Ooh soo refreshing and delicious. A perfect combination of snow iced milk, Azuki beans, mochi bites, condensed milk and kinako. With a side of espresso! The serving size is large enough for three people. A very thick layer of Azuki beans covers the top of the Bingsu. Food: 5/5 stars. Opened in Palama Supermarket food court area approximately two months ago per employee. Very popular here at the food court area in Palama Supermarket. Only one employee at the time of our order. Be ready to wait a few minutes to receive your order. Is it worth the waiting? Yes! Service: 4/5 stars Ambiance: a food court ambiance with lots of noise. 3/5 stars. Parking is free but limited during lunch hours due to the crowds. Restroom is available with a key.

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    Irene M.

    Be prepared... Nothing like a refreshing Bingsu on this blazing hot day and here at En Hakkore a coffee and Bingsu cafe right in the food court of Palama Market. Be prepared for the size of this treat as it's quite generously massive that could feed 2-3 besties, dining is the best as it comes in a huge bowl topped with mochi, azuki beans, apples, bananas, strawberries, sliced almonds, soy flour and condensed milk...wow! As if that's amazing it comes with a shot of espresso that you pour over the entire bowl kicking it up a huge notch. The drama as we pour...ooohhhh! You're able to order the "Soybean flour Bingsu as is or add fruit for an additional $1 and if you pay in cash and save 4% off menu price. Lots of seating is provided for the various other shared foodies making it a great spot to refresh and relax with a bowl of yummy Bingsu that not only refreshes but energize your day. Thank you!

    Red Bean Taiyaki (3 for $9) and caramel iced macchiato. The taiyaki is made fresh and it has crispy edges!
    Marissa N.

    I like coming here often. The same woman is always there working hard bc the place is busy. I like her, she makes a good coffee and always apologizes and lets me know if she's super busy if she can't take my order right away. I don't mind, you can tell she's busting her butt all the time. The regulars are older Koreans who come to grab bingsu, taiyaki, espresso and talk story, so you know it's good. I'll usually order and pay for my coffee and then tell her I'll be back then I go shopping in Palama and when I come back it's good timing. Got taiyaki yesterday, best I've had bc inside not too sweet, wasn't dry, and the outside is thin and edges are crispy. Go and give her a nice tip, you'll see, she deserves it.

    Jumbo Friit Bingsu w/Espresso
    Lyla D.

    After a particularly challenging prehab session at JACO Rehab, I mentioned eating a shaved ice dessert to my husband before going to eat lunch. He offered going to our usual Korean shaved or snow ice (bingsu 빙수) shop at Ala Moana Center but I suggested going to EN Hakkore at Palama Supermarket on Makaloa Street. I remember eating bingsu or its variation, pat-bingsu (red bean bingsu) at EN Hakkore when it was located on Ke'eaumoku Street near the 88 Palpal Korean Supermarket. EN Hakkore's pat-bingsu has always been a jumbo-sized frozen treat that my husband and I usually share. Admittedly, I scarfed down an entire serving several years ago when we temporarily hunkered down in the Ala Moana neighborhood. Haha... I justified eating this Korean dessert as healthy since it's low-sugar, low-calorie, and mainly ice or water. Upon walking into the Palama Supermarket's food hall, the middle-aged female greeted us and I blurted our request for their Fruit (Bingsu) Shaved Ice $15.20. We noticed their Dual Pricing Notice, which informed customers that they could save 4% from the advertised price if they paid with cash. I was still red-faced and sweating from my prehab session, so I rushed to pay with my credit card. The Fruit Shaved Ice was served with a shot of espresso...whaat? But, did you know coffee and the café culture has been very popular in Korea since the 19th Century? You'd ask why pour hot coffee over shaved ice? Won't it melt the dessert and become slushy? Well, yes, the hot espresso will melt the fluffy shaved ice and mix with the fresh fruit toppings and condensed milk drizzle to create a sensational flavor treat that not only refreshes or cools your body temperature but the espresso's caffeine picks you much like eating tiramisu. We were provided a pager which informed us of order pick up. While we carried our dessert to our table, there were several couples eating their meals and they ogled our pat-bingsu. Most of the couples followed our Fruit Bingsu with espresso order since they were impressed with this vendor after seeing our dessert. I had forgotten that my husband is on a self-imposed restrictive diet and cannot eat high potassium-containing foods. I lucked out and ate all the banana slices and honeydew melon chunks. We both enjoyed the injeolmi (Korean rice cakes), which added a chewy mouthfeel, and the dry, nutty-tasting bokken konggaru (roasted soybean powder). As you know, Asian desserts aren't as sugary and sweet as Western desserts, and Asians tend to rely upon fresh or seasonal fruits for natural sweetness. If you're in the Ala Moana neighborhood and feel like getting a healthy and cooling dessert or afternoon coffee beverage, I suggest you try EN Hakkore.

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    Keiko K.

    It's so delicious In palama supermarket by kaheka, small little shop with drinks and coffee n bingsu combo from instagram. They also have little honey toast and kinako sandwich.

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    Kona Coffee Purveyors

    Kona Coffee Purveyors

    4.4
    (2.6k reviews)
    1.2 mi
    $$

    Good things come to those who wait. I only wish there were more people here specifically waiting…read morefor the coffee because it was absolutely delicious! Sadly, it seemed more folks were there for the pastries though. First off, I'm surprised I found such a fabulous cup of coffee in what feels like the epicenter of tourist life on this island. While visiting another island nearly establishment had signage stating they served Kona and/or Hawaiian coffee, but nearly every establishment's coffee was absolutely awful. Seeing the location I fully expected them to phone in the coffee, but it's clear that coffee comes first here, even if many of the guests are trying to get pastries! You'll be shocked by the line, but just know the staff is efficient and it moves fast. They offer a variety of their own locally roasted beans here, with options for batch brew, espresso drinks and even pour overs (impressive considering the volume of customers). The coffees are well described and the baristas have the additional knowledge you may be seeking when you order, and all in all this went as quickly as I could have expected. Truly, the coffee was delightful, and the fact I was drinking a hot drink on an extremely hot day didn't even phase me. I wanted so badly to bring home a bag of each one, but given that everything is more expensive in Hawaii, these were all 4x the price of the specialty coffee I buy on the mainland and I just couldn't make it happen. What will happen is me telling everyone to visit this shop when they're in Hawaii because it is 100% worth it. Won't you consider opening one in Reno NV?

    Long line, oven was broken, so only coffee and desserts available…read more Ordered a "Kona" coffee for $5. Quite frankly it's one of the worst cups of coffee I had. Watery, flavorless. This can't be Kona coffee, and if it was, they don't know how to brew it. Terribly horrible, really expensive coffee. Don't bother.

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    Hawaiian Aroma Caffe

    Hawaiian Aroma Caffe

    4.1
    (565 reviews)
    1.2 mi
    $$
    Locally owned & operated
    Discounts available

    This place has been my absolute favorite for good drinks and breakfast food…read more I was staying at the Outrigger Hotel that is attached to this cafe and I went here almost every single day. Food: 5/5 I was able to try several of their brunch items including their Ham & Cheese Croissant, their Turkey Pest Sandwich, and their Traditional Waffle. Almost all of them were a hit! I especially liked their Turkey Pesto. It paired beautifully with their salad. Their breakfast waffle was also light and fluffy and their fruit was fresh. Drinks: 5/5 I tried their many lattes, coffees, smoothies. Their açaí smoothie was not my favorite because it had a lot of unblended seeds. I did love their leans & green smoothie, it had so many fruits and greens in it, and it also tasted so good. Service: 5/5 This place had wonderful service. All of their servers were so kind and they explained their menu so well. The food and drinks came out pretty timely and everything was fresh to order. Ambiance: 5/5 This place is attached to the Outrigger Hotel so they share a cafe area with the pool. It was beautiful to be able to enjoy breakfast by the poolside. It was giving summer vibes outside. Inside their cafe was very tropical with plants everywhere. I would definitely come back here for the food, the drinks, the happy hour, the ambiance, and the service!

    Excellent customer service ! Every employee that I encountered at this place was very welcoming and…read morefriendly. Breakfast items are pretty good and made fresh to order. Tons of different coffees and energy drinks to choose from too. Aroma Cafe isn't too pricey, but isn't cheap either, definitely worth every penny though! Two thumbs, two toes, and a Shaka for Hawaiian Aroma Cafe! Happy eating, my foodies!

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    Knots Coffee Roasters

    Knots Coffee Roasters

    4.4
    (463 reviews)
    1.8 mi
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    Visited Knots Coffee Roasters for breakfast before heading to Koko Head, and it gave me the boost I…read moreneeded. I ordered the breakfast burrito, which was a really reasonable price for the heart of Waikiki. On top of that, it was both big and satisfying. It's mainly made with eggs, potatoes, bell peppers, and cheese, so if you like eggs, you'll enjoy it. Some of my friends thought it had too many eggs and lacked actual meat of some sort, but I thoroughly enjoyed it. The burritos are premade and warmed up after you order, so you can't really make any modifications. You can also order from the restaurant upstairs, but we were told the wait is around 30 minutes. I also tried the strawberry matcha, which was decent but nothing special. It's located on the first floor of a hotel and has plenty of seating, including options for larger groups.

    Honestly, I keep coming back because I'm clearly in a toxic relationship with this coffee shop…read more It's my favorite spot, for the convienence and view - but they frequently treat my coffee order like a long-lost friend they forgot to invite to the party. Like, I've ordered coffee and food here before and they've just weiiiiirdly forgotten to make it...multiple times. Today I waited 25 minutes, just vibing with my friend while they finished their food and drink, before realizing I had to ask where MY drink was. They apologized and fixed it immediately, but it's becoming a 'thing.' I'm still going to come here, but I'm honestly looking for a new favorite spot where they don't forget to make my coffee, at a coffee shop. If you go here, bring a book, be prepared to wait, and definitely don't be shy about asking for your drink. It's a test of patience, but the coffee is good when you finally get it!

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    Plantoem

    Plantoem

    4.7
    (183 reviews)
    2.4 mi
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    Locally owned & operated
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    We need more plant shops like this on island!…read more I love coming here to get my plant fix. The plants are so beautiful and every time I go, an employee has helped me. It was also very nice because I wanted a specific plant and they took my name down so they can let me know when it comes in. One of my favorite plant shops on island!

    Iniital visit the other day to Plantoem...a cafe / plant nursery. It's been open for awhile on…read moreWaialae Avenue in what may be the smallest two-story shopping plaza in town, Lafite Plaza. Go up the ramp to dedicated parking stalls for patrons; avoid the stalls demarcated, reserved. There are street metered stalls along Lafite and, the adjacent structure, Kaimuki Plaza. Plantoem offers a relaxing ambiance upon entrance. Navigate the jungle of plants to access the cafe counter. I requested the Yerba Mate which is only available for in-house. A container with filtered straw was provided alongside a thermal carafe...there was enough hot water for 2.5 servings. The barista was a bit bemused when I ( humorously ) mentioned I swallowed some sediment from the straw...not being used to drinking yerba mate in this traditional way. I felt a little less of a gringo after that beverage. The main dining area is to the left. A nook to the back of the counter is a laptop/device free zone...and I sat in that hideaway...perused a book on interior design ( a few books are available) ...and enjoyed the yerba mate. Hours are from 700a till 500p - Mondays thru Thursdays. Fridays are 700a to 700p. Saturdays are 1000a - 700p. Sundays: 1000a until 500p.

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    Excellent Macchiato coffee and canelé pastry at Plantoem Café in Kaimuki Honolulu Hawaii
    Excellent Macchiato coffee and canelé pastry at Plantoem Café in Kaimuki Honolulu Hawaii
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    Great music and drinks at Plantoem Café in Kaimuki Honolulu Hawaii
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