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    K.Minamoto

    4.3 (125 reviews)
    ModerateDesserts, Japanese
    Open • 10:00 am - 8:00 pm

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    Fukubukuro bag $50 for 4 boxes
    Jackie K.

    What a wonderful way to start the New Year with a Fukubukuro bag of delicious treats from Minamoto Kitchoan! What is a fukubukuro? The name fukubukuro (福袋) is an amalgamation of two Japanese words, fuku, which means 'good luck' and bukuro, which means 'bag'. Exactly as its name suggests, a fukubukuro is a type of lucky bag sold by retailers. We arrived around 8:50 am on January 1, 2025, to a line in front of the store. Tickets were passed out to those in line. We had 179 and 180! There are only 200 bags made for this event! The store was elaborately decorated throughout and the service was beyond amazing here! The store was lit bright and the display windows were inviting! We picked up our bags and I immediately opened one to share its contents. Please enjoy the reveal. My daughters will be able to take some home to enjoy later! I will of course enjoy a few at home as well! Happy New Year everyone! Food: 5/5 stars Service: 5/5 stars Ambiance: 5/5 stars Update: As of 9:49 am. Bags are sold out! Update2: Thanks for suggestion Lily. Posted opened boxes.

    Outside sign
    Jee L.

    My #1 MUST-visit shop in Hawaii is their Chocolate Mikasa ($4.5). It's the best! Most of the items are perfect for any occasion. The staff is excellent, and the atmosphere is great. Warning: You will spend a fortune when you start loading your mini basket! Bad: - The price is high. - Certain items must be kept in a refrigerator, which could be a challenge if you do not live nearby or go straight to a hotel. Good: - Super delicious! - Parking is not the problem because the shop is in the mall. - Great staff with great atmosphere. Conclusion: The shop sells perfect gifts, and you should treat yourself as well. The price is high, but it is worth the visit. Try different kinds and pick your favorite!

    Jerry E.

    Definitely one fancy and high priced Japanese snacks(?) shop. They do offer beautifully made and delicious sweets. They are no doubt unparalleled gifts for friends, relatives, and loved ones on that special occasion; they will remember it for sure.

    Chocolate Mikasa - sooooo good!!
    Jennifer H.

    Pricey but perfect! Mochi's have the most perfect fresh soft texture. Bean pastes are creamy with a smooth mouthfeel. Hubs is a huge fan of stone fruit. He is obsessed with the white peach jellies and mochis here! The peach mochis are bite size morsels of pillowy goodness. The peach jelly can be enjoyed at any temperature. At room temperature, it's similar to a firm pudding. Chilled in the fridge gives it more of a gelatin texture. Frozen (my personal favorite) is like fresh bursts of peach sorbet in each bite. While I enjoy their peach treats, I'm a chocolate fan at heart and their chocolate mikasa hits the spot for me! The pancake layers have a soft velvety texture and pair perfectly with the rich silky ganache. I look forward to my next visit to pick up more! And bonus, they have online ordering! We're well beyond their delivery zone but what a convenient service for pickups or closer deliveries.

    Tsuya (Dorayaki)
    Rebecca C.

    Employees weren't the most helpful in regards to newcomers. Seems like they expected you to know all the dessert names and what you wanted. Everything is packaged, so don't come here if you want fresh desserts. Red bean quality is terrific though.

    10/3/23 Todays options
    Lee D.

    Copy and pasted from their website: "WAGASHI" refers to traditional Japanese confectionery which are mainly made from simple ingredients such as beans, rice, wheat, sugar, agar, and fruit. We were introduced to this brand in Santa Monica by my cousin. I believe they also have a location in SF Japantown? Quality/Quantity - More gift shopping. We wanted to bring some unique stuff to our friends in AU and found this shop that sells Japanese made foods and items. I believe that all the foods got shipped here frozen? And they defrost it the day before selling. Wanted to get them some mochi, but it would not have lasted the trip to AU. Not sure what my wife got. I know she got some cookies, crackers, and some pastries. Atmosphere - Very organized decent size shop. Located in the very busy Ala Moana Mall. Plenty of mall parking. Open 7 days a week from 10am to 6pm or 8pm. Service - 5 stars, we had two employees help us and we had way too many questions. As we wanted to make sure that whatever we bought would make the trip to AU and NZ. They were VERY patient and understanding. Price - Expensive, but that is the cost for quality and imported items. Owner Comment - Congrats on all your success at this location since 2013 and with your two locations in Honolulu. And having locations worldwide. 2013 - Established Minamoto Kitchoan Farm to grow their amazing Muscat of Alexandria grapes.

    Hanahana Ichigo Cake
    Li Y.

    Minamoto Kitchoan has always represented very special memories to me. From my very first bag of matcha cookies gifted to me from a very dear YELP friend to the delicious pear jelly given to me by one of my Minamoto employee friend to most recently some very very special Chinese new year treats from my foodie YELP sister. I remember each treasure and the giver. That's how memorable each one is to me. Thrilled when this year I decided to participate in Ala Moana's Fukubukuro event. Even more thrilled that Minamoto Kitchoan was participating. Yep, I was there, in line at o'dark thirty waiting for a number to Minamoto's new year's treasures. Happy I got to share some with my foodie YELP sister when we met up for Royal Hawaiian Center's Fukubukuro and many other family and friends. Of course, I had to sample them first... Yep, I remember each one of them in detail. Currently located on the ground floor in the center, not far from the Ala Moana Concierge Office.

    B N.

    Beautifully designed healthy Japanese pastries. Not too sweat Service was very nice.

    Lyla D.

    Have you heard the popular Japanese saying "Me de taberu Nihonjin (Japanese people eat with their eyes)"? The Japanese seem to place a lot of importance on the art of arranging food and its taste. This culinary artistry ethic appears to be on the same high level as French haute cuisine. On two recent occasions, we were tasked with getting deserts for my sister-in-law and my eldest sister's BFF to celebrate Japanese Girl's Day (Hinamatsuri). Minamoto Kitchoan came to mind as we usually pass by this Japanese confectionery while roaming around Ala Moana Center. We were drawn into the store because of its window displays, clean and organized vitrines with product representation, and collection of traditional Japanese dolls AKA ningyō. Upon entry to this store, the workers cheerfully greeted and acknowledged us. Right away, we knew both recipients would appreciate the presentation, natural fruit flavors that aren't cloyingly sweet like European, American or southeast Asian desserts, and textures of these Japanese confections. We took several minutes browsing around the store while one of the demure employees politely offered her assistance. We selected two twelve-piece boxes of white peach mochi and two five-piece boxes of sakuragoromo (sweet bean paste, mochi, and edible cherry blossom leaf encased in a Japanese-style crêpe) as our gift choices. The sales representative went to her store room to give us the freshly delivered product and reminded us to refrigerate the products since we wouldn't consume them immediately. Since we were gifting the mochi confections, we informed the sales representative that we'd advise the storage recommendation to the recipients. At purchase, the cashier gift-wrapped each box and placed them into a crisp paper tote bag. Both women gleefully appreciated our gifts, and I hope to try Minamoto Kitchoan's other seasonal or signature confections soon. We even registered for their rewards program since I know we'll be returning.

    Irene M.

    When it's just all sorts of amazing... You'd be in some trouble when you step in to Minamoto Kitchoan as it's like you're instantly transported to Japan with all their wagashi (Japanese sweets) many are the regular staple though it's the seasonal that grabs your attention. Following the seasons and special occasions like currently was Valentine's and Lunar New Year you're sure to find something stunning that'll give you that love at first bite feeling. Prices yes can be steep though I do compare it to many other pastries, cakes slices and other sweets, so it is a matter or choice in my opinion. On this occasion I was looking for some treats for my besties and with each item individually wrapped it does make gifting a breeze and seeing the reaction of their faces I already knew they had fallen in love with it as well. Some items are preset in boxed though I'd stay away from that as it is a small fee for the box (usually noted) so I purchase them individually, until I'm able to travel to Japan this little spot takes care of my very selective cravings. どうもありがとうございます!

    JaDee W.

    This place is so cool. If you're into unique food experiences, this is the place for you. They had so many cool sweets and interesting flavors. Prices weren't bad either at about $4.50-5.00 per item. I got a couple things to try; most of them were peach and pretty good. I would say if you don't like mochi or jelly textured type things this might not be the best place for you. They do have some rice crackers and a couple cookie type items but for the most part it's jelly/ mochi/ items that should be frozen/ chilled. Staff was very excited for us to be there and was even more excited that we decided to purchase something. If you're feeling adventurous, go for it. Not everything was great but it was a fun experience.

    Tsuya (Dorayaki) display
    Travis N.

    This place is a bit on the pricy side. 15 dorayaki for $60 doesn't feel like a good price, but the individual cost of $4 does mean the math comes out right. Cost is comparable to Big Island Candies across the way. I was able to get a new year lucky box there, and it was very good. Each item was individually wrapped, and they seem to specialize in japanese jellos, which are fruit flavored and not as heavily sweet or calorie heavy as us brands. Flavor was very good and included fruit pieces. However outside of a sale, it does make the wallet feel like crying. But a very good option if in need for higher quality omiyage, especially if the person has a nut allergy so the usual macadamia goods don't work.

    What's in da box???
    Fran C.

    Very interesting store.......... Two words to describe this store...............fancy, & expensive! Lol! If you wanna pick up some delicious hand made Japanese desserts, then this is the place you wanna hit up. Located at the Ala Moana Shopping Center, you can find this cool Japanese confectionary store in the center stage area, just a few doors down from the Vintage Island Coffee shop. The confectionery products have a lot of artistic detail, & it appears that most of their confectionary products are individually wrapped. The day I came here, I picked up - 1. Baumkuchen - Sugar glazed, layered ring-shaped sponge cake with almond powder and rum icing. Baumkuchen is originally from Germany. This characteristic ring-shaped cake is now much more popular in Japan. 2. Oribenishiki - Kinda like a "chestnut manju". This sweet potato paste with chopped chestnuts and sweet red bean paste wrapped in Japanese-style cake. What can I say about the sweets - Not only were the desserts pleasing to the eye, but taste wise...........very, very good! I especially dug the Baumkuchen, as it was the perfect cake to go with my coffee! Not too sweet, light, and doesn't those multiple layers look so cool??? Lol! Anyways, if you're ever shopping in the Ala Moana Shopping center, or maybe at the Kahala Mall Shopping Center, there is a Minamoto Kitchoan store. Of course the Ala Moana location is a regular store, so they may have a larger selection of goods, whereas the Kahala location is more like a kiosk outlet.

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    Best manju I've ever had and the customer service was excellent!!! I wish I had bought more.

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    MOSA - 2 scoop Mosa cups with Coconut, coffee, ube and pineapple flavors!

    MOSA

    4.8(419 reviews)
    1.3 mi•Waikiki
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    Drifted back to my hotel after an evening of anti-sobriety. I felt an urge to wander out into…read moreWaikiki on a side quest for something sweet and savory. It was about 10 and not much to choose from this late in the eve. Looked on Yelp and found a five-star spot that closed at midnight. A unicorn perhaps, or just paid social media BSers hyping up basura? And it was within walking distance. Let's go find out. MOSA is like in a backstreet off of the main Kalakaua drag. It's like a little hut with some outdoor seating out front. Simple menu that offers eight different flavors that you order in a cup or a crepe. Wanted something not too messy and just portable enough to eat from while walking back, so I got the cup. Got two scoops of ube and Kona coffe sprinkled with crushed mac nuts. DELICIOUS. Loved the texture...very creamy, almost chewy. Lovely textures. Flavors were on point, too. It's on the pricier side for ice cream, though, but I think it's worth it for what you're getting. Great stuff!

    (4.5 STARS) Such a cute local ice cream stand! They're known for adding roasted peanut sprinkles to…read moretheir ice cream, and the crepe-style dessert seems to be their signature. I'll definitely have to come back to try that next time. // Single Scoop Cup (Kona Coffee) The single scoop comes in the cutest little flower pot with a tiny shovel spoon, which made it even more fun. The Kona coffee ice cream was incredibly smooth, rich, and creamy with a slightly stretchy texture that I really enjoyed. The roasted peanut sprinkles added a delicious crunch and subtle nutty flavor that complemented the ice cream perfectly. The service was also very friendly and quick! Overall, I really enjoyed it and would happily come back. While it didn't quite reach "must-have" status for me, it was still a delicious treat that's worth trying.

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    MOSA - Mosa wrap with 3 flavors and strawberries on top

    Mosa wrap with 3 flavors and strawberries on top

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    Leonard's Bakery - A dozen goodies

    Leonard's Bakery

    4.5(10.4k reviews)
    2.0 mi•Kaimuki
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    These donuts were SO GOOD! Leonard's was definitely one of my favorite treats while in Honolulu…read more We tried the cinnamon sugar and chocolate glazed donuts, and everything tasted fresh. The donuts were soft and fluffy on the inside and didn't feel heavy or overly greasy. The cinnamon sugar was probably my favorite. It had the perfect amount of sweetness and was simple but so good. The chocolate glazed was delicious too! The chocolate was rich, smooth, and sweet without being too much. They definitely didn't hold back on the chocolate either The service was great as well. Everyone was friendly and welcoming, and even though it was busy, everything moved along pretty smoothly. Our order came out fresh, and we didn't feel rushed. The atmosphere is very casual and laid-back. It's not a fancy place, but that's part of what I liked about it. It has that classic local bakery feel with people coming in excited to grab something fresh. It was busy and had a lot of energy, but it added to the experience. I completely understand why Leonard's is so popular. Sometimes places get a lot of hype and don't live up to it, but this place definitely did for me. If you're visiting Honolulu and love fresh donuts, add Leonard's to your list. I would absolutely come back! 10/10!

    One cannot skip having malasadas from Leonard's when in Hawaii!…read more There was construction going on so parking was a little challenging. There's no place to sit so be ready to take the treats somewhere to enjoy. There was a line outside but they had a system so we did not have to wait too long to get our bright pink box of goodness. Malasadas are these Portuguese fried dough pastries rolled in sugar. We tried the original, cinnamon sugar, custard, and guava. Each one was delicious and best shared with family over a cup of coffee.

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    Leonard's Bakery - 3/29/26 get the guava & mac nut filled ones

    3/29/26 get the guava & mac nut filled ones

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    Original Malasada

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    Pipeline Bakeshop & Creamery - Pumpkin Crunch

    Pipeline Bakeshop & Creamery

    4.4(896 reviews)
    3.0 mi
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    Review only based on the Malasadas. They are made to order so they come out fresh. They do not…read morecontain any fillings, so if you are looking for something Leonard's you may be disappointed. Haven't tried their other offerings, but will do so next time. Good location in Kaimuki, around other shops and restaurants. It is clean and bright inside. There isn't really anywhere to sit in the shop to eat, so you'll have to take it to go.

    I love Pipeline Bakeshops Malasadas! I have been to several Malasada places in Hawaii but | love…read morethere's the best for the following reasons: 1. the size of the malasadas: some restaurants tend to make their Malasadas smaller and when places do this it ruins the overall texture and quality of it. The bigger the malasadas size the more airy and fluffy and more bread layers that will be inside. 2. their malasadas always taste fresh and the same quality each time. 3. their malasadas don't feel oily or heavy at all Overall I would highly recommend this place for their Malasadas! I'm so happy to have found them. I can back multiple times on my trip. They also have other desserts too that I have yet to try. They have ice cream, cakes, and other desserts Also tip: if you are ordering a malasada also order a coffee or a matcha drink to go with it. The cinnamon sugar from the malasada just matches so perfectly with a drink this restaurant is also a nice place for walking! There's lot of stores and restaurants to walk around! I'm trying to remember but I think there was a book off that was not too far from here! If you either drive or maybe walk. Service: staff was super helpful and friendly while I was there. I was having an issue with my online order because my phone was being glitchy and they were so nice in helping :) Also wanted to note their branding is so cute!! They even sell merch items too

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    Pipeline Bakeshop & Creamery - Interior during Malasada Day / Fat Tuesday, 2/17/2026

    Interior during Malasada Day / Fat Tuesday, 2/17/2026

    Pipeline Bakeshop & Creamery - 1/2 dozen malasada

    1/2 dozen malasada

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    Cha To Gelato Zen - Matcha gelato

    Cha To Gelato Zen

    4.6(187 reviews)
    2.0 mi•Kaimuki
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    This is such a cute spot out for date night or girl's night out. The ambiance is clean and…read moreminimalistic. They are a sister company to their neighbor Aburiya Ibushi, so naturally after eating there, we came here for dessert. Immediately when you walk in, the order/cashier is right there. You have to order your items first and then go find a seat. During a busy night it's packed, so patience is key, as everything is made to order. We opted for a bar/countertop seat and it did not disappoint. We got to talk to the servers and see how everything is made up close. Everything was delicious from the hot and iced teas to dessert. My only suggestion is to remove any of your limited item signage or make a notation on the signage when you run out. We were so fixated on trying those new menu items and were sad to hear it wasn't available when we tried to order them. Overall, such a great spot for late night dessert.

    Truly one of the highlights of our entire trip. The cocktails and dessert were incredible easily…read moresome of the best we had in Hawai'i. We ordered the Matcha Old Fashioned and Sencha Gin Soda, and both were so beautifully balanced. The Matcha Old Fashioned in particular was genuinely one of the best cocktails I've had in my life. Creative and unique without being overly sweet or having any one flavor overpower the others. For dessert, we had the Matcha Anmitsu, and WOW. The matcha flavor actually came through rich and complex while still feeling light and balanced. On top of the food and drinks, the ambiance was amazing and the service was excellent. Everything felt thoughtful and intentional from start to finish. An absolute must if you appreciate matcha, Japanese flavors, or a really well-made cocktail. A million out of 10 would recommend and until then ima dream about coming back.

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    Inside seating

    Cha To Gelato Zen - Tea leaves with some shoyu topping

    Tea leaves with some shoyu topping

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    Okayama Kobo Bakery & Cafe - Cinnamon roll

    Okayama Kobo Bakery & Cafe

    4.5(392 reviews)
    0.7 mi•Kaka'ako

    I've been wanting to come here for months! I finally had the opportunity to! I'm so happy I did!…read moreThere was so much to choose from-pastries and drinks! My hubby missed out! Great excuse to go again! There was a line, but it moved quickly. You could tell which items were popular cuz their spot was empty. However, they were quickly replaced. Everything was delicious!!! I did bring some items to share with coworkers. I bought my breakfast and lunch from this quaint bakery. It took me back to my visit to Japan! Loved it! Will definitely be back!!!

    I needed to occupy myself after I dropped hubs off for his first cataract surgery…read more After doing some retail therapy at NR I had half an hour to spare. Hubs had to fast from 6 am for his 2 pm surgery so I thought he would probably be starving and would enjoy a delectable salt and butter roll from here. At $4.50 a piece I consider this a luxury for us. I found a close stall in the parking structure. A very cheerful polite male employee took my order. I had seen two occupied tables as I walked into the shop. Both had matcha drinks. Why not? I asked the young man assisting me, what's the best matcha drink? He said his favorite was banana matcha with extra banana foam. Okay I'll try it. He repeated it to the cashier. So popular there was a wait for beverages to be prepared. Soon enough mine was ready. I think Doc would enjoy this drink. This shop is a working bakery. Many yummy pastries displayed. Menu is posted high up above to choose from. Rather tiny shop with room for customers to stand in line to order and wait for drinks. Clean, busy with a few tables and chairs outside but pretty much in direct sun.

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    Okayama Kobo Bakery & Cafe - Coffee anyone?

    Coffee anyone?

    Okayama Kobo Bakery & Cafe - Coconut haupia bun

    Coconut haupia bun

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    K.Minamoto - desserts - Updated October 2026

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