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    Jackie K.

    Stopped by this new location at AMC near the center stage. Close to ABC store. Yummy Huff 'n Puff rice treats aka Okoshi or Toong Mai. Special buy 3 bags for $24! One bag is $8.50. Samples available right now on 10/3/2024. See Destiny. She is adorable and full of Aloha! Service is informative and courteous here. Ambiance is a bit noisy due to location. See photos for menu and kiosk display.

    Got these yummies
    Irene M.

    Snacks 'n stuff... I'm positive that you all basically know this brand but did you know that they now have a kiosk in Ala Moana Center..!? Yeah and thanks to Nadine C I now know as well! These puffy yumminess can be found right beside the Centerstage on the Street Level right in front of the ABC Store and if for some reason you're not familiar with them "shame on you!" Thankfully you won't be missing out on them and yes they do have samples for you to try to make the decision easy to get em' all lol! With a couple different sizes including their newer packaging is so beautiful and is perfect for gift giving which is exactly what I'm doing. It's credit card only understandably, the staff is wonderful and now having them here makes it easy to grab and go with their yummy snacks that brings me so much nostalgia. Thank you!

    Huff 'n Puff Hawaii- 08.30.2024- almond delight
    Dina V.

    The other day I posted on my story The Macadamia Nut Delights, to which I smashed that bag that day bc it's so damn addictingly good, and @huffnpuff reached out to me if I've tried any of their other varieties... low and behold a box appeared today with 5 different varieties to which I've never tried! I've only ever had it in Hawai'i TBH, we used to trek to Chinatown to get these okoshi treats available in a bucket. If you're unfamiliar with Okoshi, it's Japanese puffed rice snacks. I hadn't bought okoshi in years, but this summer I spied the teal bag in Long's and knew I had to buy it and bring it back (omiyage/ pasalubong) to the mainland. Well I ended up not sharing it with anyone . How to describe it? It's like rice Krispy treats on another level. You can taste the buttery- ness, and the sweetness, and I love the crunch of the macadamia nuts!!! I immediately opened this box and sampled one from each bag . Almond delights is probably my favorite from this batch. It reminds me of the Chinese Almond cookies. 2nd would be the Cinnamon Macadamia Nut Delights, it reminds me of an elevated snickerdoodle cookie. Next would be the arare ones, both equally good furikake or not. Reminds me a bit of the local way of eating popcorn with the mochi crunch (arare). And last is the Kona Coffee Macadamia Nut Delights, good but not my cup of tea, er should I say coffee. Hands down my favorite is the original. Thanks again @huffnpuffhawaii for letting me try your other flavors. I will definitely be ordering some when I run out. If you're in Hawaii pick up a bag- can be found at Long's, @foodlandhi, @walmart Hawaii, @donquijotehi, @wholesaleunlimitedhi, and @timessupermarkets and of course online!

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    Mabeline M.

    ADDITCTING!!!! So ONO I want more and I want try more new flavors! Definitely great for small get together, gifting, & favors. Can't wait to see what else is in store!

    All gone. :-(  Time to buy more!  :-)
    Li Y.

    Recently gifted a bag of these delectable treats. Had forgotten just how really memorably delicious these were. I finished up the bag by myself without sharing. Perfect timing. Was trying to decide what to buy for omiyage on upcoming trip. Quickly googled them and bought a bunch in the memorably delicious "Macadamia nut delight" flavor. Was sure to call ahead to make sure they were in stock. And am sure business owner Branen must have been relieved that I didn't call him direct like I did a number of years ago, before distribution sites had started selling these treats. Branen was so gracious, not only to deliver to me a fresh batch at the street outside my worksite. He mentioned "call anytime". Whichever, wherever you get these treats, do yourself a favor and get them! Try all five flavors and find your favorite. Available at many locations around town AND trade shows. Check on their website for a current listing of stores selling this delectable treat! Much better to buy in the store instead of hanging out on the street corner looking like to make a drug deal!

    Yummy rice puffs. One of my favorites is the mac nuts.

    I wasn't pleasantly surprised to see the Huff 'n Puff kiosk at Ala Moana. Super friendly and helpful employee there! I'm so glad to see how this business has grown and wish him well for even more success!

    Delightful indeed
    Cheryl S.

    My sister purchased from the 808 craft and gift fairs event this past Saturday at windward mall. If you love okoshi type snacks, this is for you. I tried their kona coffee mac nut puff, and all I can say is it is delectable and delightful! Has a nice crunch (there's some pretty nice size mac nuts), and with coffee and mac nut you cannot go wrong. If you ever come across them at events, stop by and grab yourself a bag or few.

    Sorry not full bag.
    Ward K.

    Why did the Big Bad Wolf tell the three Little Pigs that he is going to "Huff 'n Puff" and blow their house down? Well it was to get his grubby paw on these amazing puff rice treats. When one of my Yelp buddies Rachel said to check out this puff rice thing as they were going to be at a trade show, I really didn't know what to expect. My better half and her sister was going to go to the show so I asked my wife to stop by their booth and check it out. Long story short, she finds Huff 'n Puff and she ends up buying some. She comes home with a bagful of these square rice things. She opens it up and tells me to try it. I cannot believe how good they taste. It's like I cannot describe it but to sum it up in a word, YUMMY would be it. I inhaled three squares like it was going out of style. It's more of a sweet savory so people like Debbie R, Sheryl M as well as my better half who don't like too sweet, sweets would probably love it. It's so good that I am going to have to buy some for my family and friends as omiyage. They are available at a select handful of stores and you can find them at trade shows. (see my picture for times, dates and location). You can also check them on their website https://hnphawaii.com/ to see the latest retail places, as well as up to date events and special orders.

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    Lori L.

    I grew up eating puffed rice from those white plastic tubs. It was a childhood treat, but I haven't had any in years. Then here comes Huff 'n Puff with five fun flavors including mac nut, coffee, furikake arare, and honey ginger to make me wonder why it's been so long. Their puffed rice is fresh and crunchy and their flavors are craveable. The saying is true, you can't eat just one. Perfect for sending to loved ones on the mainland, these treats took me back to the hanabata days, and the bag was gone too soon.

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    So yummy! You won't be disappointed. Visit their Halawa site and you'll smell the aroma when you enter.

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    I wanna kick myself for only one Bag! I purchased the Furikake State and my husband and I fought over the last piece!

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    Dimsum Village

    Dimsum Village

    3.9
    (57 reviews)
    4.3 km

    The porridge was piping hot and the pork was very finely shredded, which I prefer over tough/chewy…read moreand sometimes fatty slices of meat, as is common at most places. The rice was smooth and thick. I wish there were more century egg bits. The broth flavor could have been a bit stronger, so I asked for shoyu. One order is good for two people. I also ordered shrimp dumplings. They were plump pieces of shrimp and a good size. The skin wasn't thick either. They weren't hot like the porridge was but it was fine coz then I could eat them right away. The hubs got some pork mochi. They were quite generously filled as well. The mochi was crispy and chewy. Everything was decently priced. It's a little stall in the Maunakea Marketplace food court, so mostly self-service over the counter. The uncle was kind and pleasant. Auntie was busy cooking/prepping in the back. We were there around lunchtime on a Sunday so they were probably getting ready to pack up as well. I'd try the fried donut and other dim sum items next time!

    Went to Mei Mei Chinese BBQ for a quick pick up & a couple stalls away heading…read more mauka ( mountain side) saw these good looking round sesame seed doughnuts in their display area. Jin Dui in Chinese ! Had to try some . They comes in three's .Got 2 coconut& one red bean filled. $ 5.00 for 3 They were soft once you bite into them& the fillings were the highlight.They are a dim sum shop so you can get all your goodies there. In the Maunakea Food court. Lot of stalls to pickup all kinds of different cultural foods! Service was fast & you can dine in the court or take out! Cash only!

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    Savory ip chai filling includes chopped water chestnut and other vegetarian ingredients
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    Giovanni's Shrimp Truck

    Giovanni's Shrimp Truck

    3.9
    (5.5k reviews)
    37.2 km
    $$

    Literally the best shrimp I ever had. Absolutely delicious!!…read more I don't say that lightly either. It was otherworldly!! The staff was great too!!!! I'll be back!

    Giovanni's is one of those places where memory does a remarkable amount of the seasoning. I've been…read moreeating here across decades. Enough visits that this is no longer about catching them on a bad afternoon, ordering the wrong thing or failing to understand what the place is supposed to be. I've tried the different shrimp, stood in the lines, eaten at the tables, navigated the parking, brought people here and returned because, for a very long time, Giovanni's was simply one of those places you went when you were on this side of the island. At some point, repetition becomes evidence. The truck itself has become an artifact. Covered in signatures, battered by time, photographed millions of times. There was probably a period when all of that felt charming. Now it mostly feels tired. There is a difference between patina and neglect and the surrounding experience has increasingly crossed that line for me. Flies, crowded tables, overflowing activity, rough parking, heat, trash nearby. You can romanticize rustic only so far before rustic starts asking for a pressure washer. Then there is the service, which has consistently been the hardest part for me to understand. I don't need anyone performing hospitality like they're auditioning for a resort commercial, but basic warmth costs nothing. Too often the interaction here feels impatient and transactional, as though the customer is somehow inconveniencing the operation by showing up to buy the food. After enough visits, you stop calling that an off day. And then there is the plate. The shrimp itself is actually the least offensive part. It is generally cooked reasonably well. Tender enough, rarely destroyed and when you get a good batch you can understand why this formula became so popular. Everything around it drags it down. The rice has repeatedly been soft, clumped and bordering on mushy. I am annoyingly particular about rice, but rice is not some decorative substance placed beneath the main event. It matters. When half the plate is rice, screwing it up is not a minor detail. The garlic is abundant, certainly, but abundance and care are different things. It often arrives more like a wet mass of processed garlic than the fragrance and texture you get from properly chopped fresh cloves. Add the butter and oil and you certainly get intensity, but after several bites the whole thing becomes heavy rather than interesting. The little salad on the side generally feels like an afterthought that has been waiting for someone to remember it. And that is ultimately my problem with Giovanni's. The entire experience feels as though its reputation arrived at the destination years before the restaurant did and everyone decided there was no longer much reason to keep improving. People will continue coming. Of course they will. The name is famous, the truck is recognizable, the photographs are practically mandatory and nostalgia is one hell of a business model. I understand it because it worked on me for years. But strip away the mythology and ask a brutally simple question: If this exact plate came from an unknown truck with no history, no signatures and no reputation, would you still wait in line for it? I wouldn't. Two stars. The shrimp can still be decent and I have too many memories here to pretend the place means nothing to me. But nostalgia should bring you back to a restaurant. It shouldn't be responsible for making the food taste better. I kept returning because tradition can turn habit into taste. I'm done confusing the two.

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    Giovanni's Shrimp Truck order wait line
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    Teruya's Andagi

    Teruya's Andagi

    4.7
    (256 reviews)
    6.2 km
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    i would've loved to love teruya but i did not. i just didn't and i have no shame in disliking this…read morecute local business because i am a professional big back and a picky one at that. $10-12 price range for bentos - they have chicken, shrimp tempura etc. and some vegetarian options and mochi. we got garlic chicken and tempura bentos, they came with 4-5 sides like tamago roll, potato salad thing, sausage thing, eggplant thing IDK THE NAME SORRY service was nice. seems like it's run by grandmas. i am a professional grandma lover too. location on a small strip in between vons chicken and a barbershop. food - basically everything was very oily. it just tasted okay. chicken could've been crispier and had more depth. the potato salad was good, reminiscent of a potato stirfry dish my mom makes...but it was a bit too salty. the other sides were either kinda bland or not special. i did like the sweet potato mochi though! nice and fried like my dead hair overall 3 stars for service and the mochi yay

    5-15/26 @10:45am or five minutes after 11am…read more ... anyway let's put it this way if I was to go back over there the one thing that I will be getting more of is the japanese andagi. ... I've seen this place so many times and I've even been to their neighbor which is the rainforest cafe- (exceptional Italian cream soda / like egg soda) I love the Lilikoi tart they have there. This time I actually went to get something and didn't realize they do sell "Andagi" I also bought a small thing of okinawin yakisoba. And two pieces of sweet mochi Truly not a disappointment. In fact this has that very open Okazuya style of takeout most times it does have order ahead in there were a few people before I bought my food that had larger orders to pick up so it is recommended that you call them ahead of time. They're very gracious people that work in there they're very kind. They're very courteous and they're very quick with the order. I don't believe I saw the yakisoba in the menu, but I seen it when I got to the window and the mochi ball and Andagi are very close to the counter window I highly recommend anyone who is in and around the area for a quick grab on a local favorite of a Japanese doughnut to come to this spot because the andagi- is much to appreciate it's one of these things that we know here in Hawaii to have that nice texture, The nice first crisp bite into the donut and then it leads into that delicious sweet cake doughnut part in the middle what we know as a Japanese donut, this carries its respected delightful reality... stop by this place because for $1.00 a piece... it's a crowd pleaser... I should have bought 10 of those things.. it's delicious when fresh and they keep really well into the end of the day.. Also I would definitely go back for the yakisoba the way it's made is delicious and I am one of those people that loves a good entrée that won't have meat or sometimes not even a hint of meat and this noodle dish is very good. I love how the vegetables were intertwined into the noodles sort of just not perfectly chopped, but it is tangled into the noodles as if it was another soba noodle- the carrots, spring onions, and if you see the accompanying picture- cabbage & or chopped boy choy. Thank you Teruya's Andagi. I will return

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    Shrimp tempura roll bento
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    Da Mochi Guys

    Da Mochi Guys

    3.2
    (53 reviews)
    21.6 km

    Oohhh these guys…read more.. I just love how they bougie up our beloved mochi the classic treat that's not too sweet but does give you the freedom to enjoy it plain, stuffed or dusted with various coatings. Da Mochi Guys does that and more as I found them at Makana Mkt in Ka Makana Ali'i Sunday market from 11a-3p it's just so hard to resist peeking in to see the load they have made for the day with one table with the classic mochi stuffed with Oreo, cookie butter, brownie and kulolo while another table had the butter mochi OMG! Biscoff, Biko and OG that was it for me as I got the OG but noticed a jar of Dubai spread a jar that was a great way to turn any treat to Dubai yumminess which is so smart. The staff there was a trooper in the torrential rain pouring down as it got pretty intense at times but happy to support these great local small biz and share a bit of that happy vibe along the way. Thank you!

    I used to come here to get my stuffed mochi when they first started selling but when I came back to…read morebuy the mochi was spoiled and being sold in the sun and smell omg I did not dare to touch another piece after that first bite and I bought 3 packs all in the dumpster I got sick the next day please if your gonna sell mochi or any desserts please be honest and make sure you are selling quality fresh or you will loose customers I now buy from another seller who sells on marketplace very fresh same day

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