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4.6 (138 reviews)
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Chris Y.

Located in a lot that houses several food trucks within, Ice Cream Rolls Hawaii offers a nice iced treat in a spot that is littered with icy treats and treats in general. They are probably one of the smaller spots compared to the other eateries there. They offer exactly as advertised, rolls of ice cream. The guy that helped us out helpful, albeit, not super sociable, but it's ice cream and I just wanted mine with how late it was in the night. I got myself the strawberry rolled ice cream. It was good. The one thing about rolled ice cream is that it's almost more like ice cream flakes, because that's kind of how they are after they've been rolled into each piece, and then eaten. Of course, it's not cheap for ice cream. You do get a lot though, or at least believe it's a lot since we kept eating until maybe we were almost sick of it from all the scooping and eating. Overall, good convenient spot for ice cream. Certainly not the cheapest option dessert wise, but good amount of ice cream that can be shared between two.

Coffee rolls
Megan G.

Fast, fun, delicious. This is the most fun way to eat handmade ice cream. Not only is the icecream super tasty, but you get a show as he makes it right in front of you. Starting with milk base he adds in the flavor, mixes and rolls it right there. Lots of free toppings as well. Tucked into a food truck pod off of Kuhio. There's seating but no shade. Best to come at night for a late night treat. $10 per cup. Bring chopsticks for a truly fun eating experience.

Oreo Team, Strawberry Dream (without graham crackers) ice cream rolls
Elizabeth P.

It's a small stand with one person making the ice cream but there was only one person infront of us in line. We got Strawberry Dream and Oreo Team ice cream rolls. Both so good!! Perfect for dessert after walking around Waikiki. There are a couple tables outdoor to sit as there are other food trucks nearby. The guy making the ice cream rolls was nice too, and we simply just enjoyed the good vibes here! Would love to come back again hopefully soon!

Rolled ice cream
Roman S.

It's great ice cream. Loved the minute of entertainment on how they perform making these rolls. Delicious and made in front of you.

Crepes menu.
Rafal S.

Waikiki definitely needed a cafe like this one. Everything was super delicious, they have great local coffee and delicious freshly made crepes. We also had a Salomon croissant. They have both savory and sweet crepes. I had a savory Salomon crepe. The service is great, the girl behind the window, Anna was very sweet and very helpful. I will definitely be back and I highly recommend this place. I loved the street feel of the place, and the fact that I could enjoy my breakfast in the beautiful hawaiian outdoors.

Ice Cream Rolls stand
Meeko C.

I was excited to finally try the ice cream here after walking by it a few times however, as I was waiting for one of my kids ordering a hula dog in one of the next door stalls the person working inside was vaping. What a shame because I was looking forward to eating some ice cream rolls. It was just a turn off seeing all that vape swirling around inside.

I was craving rolled ice cream and this little ice cream stand was just a short walk away from my hotel so I gave it a try. There were only a few people in front of me, but since there is only one man working the stand, the wait was long. The presentation of my ice cream was a bit messed up as the rolls slipped a few times when he tried to place them in my cup, but that's okay. Another thing to note is that the ice cream is very pricey ($10-11 for one cup). I can get a medium sized poke bowl with fresh fish across the street from Maguro Spot for the same price. The taste and flavor of the ice cream itself was good, however I've had better rolled ice cream at most shops in NY/NJ (for less expensive too) where the rolls were more precise (perfectly thin, even, non-melty layers which are rolled tightly together into perfect cylinders) and the presentation is always on point. But maybe I'm just a picky ice cream person. There are some tables and grass in the surrounding area and a few other food vendors so it's pretty lively here and pleasant to sit. Overall would recommend if you're especially craving rolled ice cream and nearby. Also kudos to the man running this stand as I'm sure it gets tiring!

The menu!
Aggie C.

After the Starlight Parade, we wanted some dessert. This was close by so we tried it out. This is a small stand in Waikiki. The owner runs it. It is located near Hula dogs on Kapuni Street. It is NOT located where all the food trucks are at, it's the smaller little area AFTER Hy's Steak house. (Just GPS it) Parking: It is Waikiki, parking sucks. There is a paid parking area across the street, it also is a couple blocks from zoo parking. If you are close, it might be easier to walk or uber/lyft. First of all, these is cream rolls have gained so much in popularity all over. You know what the big difference is for this little stand? He makes his rolls from SCRATCH! No mixed bases, no pre mixed solutions, it is always made from milk and whatever ingredients you choose! It's so cool to watch him make the different rolls from fresh ingredients right in front of you! Ice cream rolls are PACKED with flavor!!! I was amazed how much flavor was in these cream rolls. I have tried the other places and the have the base already premixed then you add the toppings to be mixed in. THIS is a whole new level. It's definitely worth checking out. My faves: oreo or strawberry Graham cracker! Soooooo good!! There is outdoor tables and seating in the little kuhio eatery area to enjoy. Great to have on a sunny day or when you are on that sweet tooth kick.

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ice cream was amazing and we got to see her make our order. she was very good at making ice cream rolls and she's very nice.

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Sooooo good! Server was such a cool guy, very funny and had great service! The ice cream was amazing, really enjoyed it!

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Fairly solid ice cream stand with a bunch of other little food trucks in Waikiki. No complaints. Service was quick.

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Great little surprise, in the land of shaved ice this was a great find. It's a bit like a cold stone but the ice cream was much better.

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Not much of an ice creme fan, but this one is absolutely amazing. A must in Waikiki! Make sure you watch the process too.

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