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    Leonard's Bakery

    4.3 (883 reviews)
    Closed 7:00 am - 7:00 pm

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    Isabella G.

    I'm usually not a fan of donuts but my friends really wanted to try this place and I loved it! The chocolate donut was definitely my favorite and the service was good. Right next to the truck me and my friends got to wait with some adorable baby chicks! We were able to watch the sunset from the tables nearby.

    Kenny C.

    If you're in the mood for some warm, tasty treats, this spot is definitely worth checking out. Everything always tastes great and there are a few different options to select from on the menu.

    Ben L.

    The malasada truck was parked right outside the mall, so had to get some fresh malasadas (Portuguese donuts) for the ALOHA win. They do take Apple Pay.

    Chris R.

    First time trying and it didn't disappoint I had the hapuia which my girlfriend told me it was coconut filling and it was so good Food here is 10/10 and customer service is super friendly and amazing Ambiance is nice it's a food truck right outside of windward mall we also ran into American idol and award singer Iam Tongi

    One single haupia malasada, hot and fresh
    Son C.

    Leonards famous malasadas in Waipahu. Hot fresh and so good without the lines like Honolulu. Quick mobile truck in outside ambiance

    The truck for Leonard's
    Jeffrey H.

    Drove out to get these and it did not disappoint! So warm fluffy and delicious! There was no wait when I went around 930 AM on a Monday! If you have never had these you are missing out. 10/10 for a quick sugary snack.

    Kris O.

    This particular Leonard's Bakery food truck only takes card (apple pay included). Please be patient because they're taking orders while making your malasadas fresh.

    Coconut malasada
    Gretchen P.

    Delicious and open at 8am! Perfect local breakfast stop on our way back from the airport. They fry them fresh after you order. We will be back!

    cinnamon malasadas
    Zachary F.

    got two boxes of malasadas for a coworkers birthday. We got the regular sugar and the cinnamon sugar. I've always grown up eating the regular sugar so I was a little skeptical about the cinnamon, but it was really good and it's always best fresh, but if there was extra, I just heat it up in the microwave for about 30 seconds for breakfast the next day and it was delicious. Highly recommended.

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    Ysabelle A.

    On our 4 day trip to Hawaii, we had Leonard's a total of 4 times! Nothing beats a hot, fresh malasada with a cup of coffee. This is a MUST HAVE if you are visiting Hawaii, as anything on the mainland could never compare. The service was quick and friendly, and the quality never disappoints. After trying all the flavors, I would most definitely recommend the Cinnamon and the Macadamia Nut Filled, but might as well try them all while you're here!

    Nicole W.

    Leonard's is popular for a reason. The donuts here are fresh and delicious. We tried the coconut and custard flavors, both were really decadent and filling. I think most donuts are best fresh and if you don't have them warm they probably won't be as good, which is where Leonard's shines. They make them fresh, I don't know if there's much to improve.

    Alexa R.

    Leonards is a local fixture for a reason. My bf and I got a half dozen of the following: Coconut Cinnamon Original Custard Macadamia Guava I am not typically someone who will wait in lines but this one is worth the wait. It honestly moves fast too. Do not let the lines or parking deter you. It will be worth it when you are enjoying a nice & warm malasada. Our favorites were the cinnamon and original.

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    Ask the Community - Leonard's Bakery

    Has anyone had experience taking these on a plane? (To Los Angeles) How to store them? Lol Are they even allowed? 🤷🏻‍♀️?

    You can carry them on. Not sure how far you are flying them. If really far, a few secs in micro or maybe air fryer to reheat unless you don't mind them cold...

    Any special orders to take back home?

    Regular and my person fav.. Dobash!

    Are there any butter/milk in the Malasadas? Any dairy free options?

    Both milk and butter; no dairy-free option. Maybe one of the vegan cafes on island might have something suitable?

    I only like fresh. Do they cook them in truck? Or best to go to the main store?

    Yes, it's cooked hot and fresh at this location.

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    Valerio's Tropical Bakeshop

    Valerio's Tropical Bakeshop

    4.3
    (122 reviews)
    1.9 mi
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    @fortunefoodfinds: "Red, white, n' U(be)! Fresh n' hot outta da oven Ube Cheese Pandesal, an Ube…read moreHalaya Brioche Ensaymada, an Ube Tutti Frutti Cinnamon Roll, n' an Ube Almond Croissant from VALERIO'S Tropical Bakeshop located inside SEAFOOD CITY in Waipahu. Couldn't wait to dig in as you can see the difference in the cream cheese when you eat it right away, compared to eating it later on Memorial Day!" SERVICE: very friendly, fast, n' fully staffed INTERIOR: lots of prepackaged baked goods on racks n' desserts in fridge, order at counter after your number is called (be sure to pull a number ticket) EXTERIOR: located inside Seafood City, as you enter go to the right WAIT TIME: 5 mins for number to be called, less than 10 mins to receive order (Ube cheese pandesal was still being baked in the oven) PARKING: free lot OVERALL COMMENTS: the Ube cheese pandesal is my go-to, which are huge n' filling. A great breakfast or snack any time of the day. I also ended up getting more Ube pastries. The tutti frutti cinnamon roll for my kids bc I knew they would L.O.V.E. the rainbow fruity pebbles. The cream on top wasn't too sweet n' very light in texture, sorta like a whipped cream. The ensaymada was savory in flavor. The croissant was really good, had an almond paste inside n' on top. If you're looking for a wide variety of baked Filipino desserts n' pastries, this is the place to go!

    This place needs to come with a caution warning. The ube pandesal was amazing but that ube bulilit…read moreis dangerous. Mayor of Chinatown, Paul C. got us some sweets from here and my goodness. I inhaled the ube pandesal but that ule Bulilit bread? MY KRYPTONITE! The ube jam had my skirt flipping. Ube pandesal is a popular Filipino purple yam bread roll, characterized by its soft, fluffy texture, vibrant purple color, and often filled with cheese and ube halaya (purple yam jam). It is made with flour, yeast, sugar, ube powder/extract, and milk, then coated in breadcrumbs and baked. I learned that ube Bulilit bread is a popular Filipino bite-sized, soft bread filled with sweet, purple yam (ube) jam, most commonly sold by Valerio's Tropical Bakeshop. These small, chewy, golden buns are known for their vibrant purple filling and are often enjoyed as a snack or dessert. They offer a subtle, creamy sweetness and are a staple in Filipino bakeries, particularly in Hawaii. This place is not safe. Had I been the one to enter this establishment, I would leave lighter in the wallet and definitely heavier in weight!

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    The ube is so vibrant.
    The ube is so vibrant.
    Ube Cheese Pandesal $2/each
    Ube Cheese Pandesal $2/each
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    Dunkin'

    Dunkin'

    2.8
    (278 reviews)
    7.1 mi
    $$

    The drinks I wanted today weren't available but they didn't take away from my experience so I…read moredecided to have a pink experience instead with Kylie's new promoted drinks and I loved them! I also had a stuffed croissant and a pink donut. Sometimes, you just need a solo date to Dunkin' Donuts by yourself.

    Donut judge... I've…read morealways thought of stopping here whenever I'm in the area but especially in the day the drive thru line is insanely long and on this Sunday afternoon though it would be a great place for a place to catch up on things. Walking in it's nice to see it all clean and organized with just a person taking full advantage of the work area where there's a designated USB and outlet for you to plug in your electronics is very nice and appreciated. A sip and bite in a nice and air conditioned store is not the easiest to find and thought why not to a little treat though after viewing their menu and seeing the flies buzzzing around the donuts it kinda ruined the vibe though not to deter my situation decided to order their Strawberry Refresher and hash browns. The refresher was a bit too sweet for me though it did have a nice mix between oatmilk and strawberry but didn't really do it for me but the hash browns I did love and it actually had some herb/thanksgiving flavor that did surprised me quite a bit lol. The staff polite though not friendly as I didn't get the thank you or a proper greet...very basic and still not sure if I'll ever get a donut from here though is a nice rest stop in the area. Thank you!

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    My $3 medium Cold Brew from the Rewards Program (and reusable cup sleeve from Rachie P.)
    My $3 medium Cold Brew from the Rewards Program (and reusable cup sleeve from Rachie P.)
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    Dunkin'

    2.5
    (240 reviews)
    2.1 mi
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    Mahalo, Valerie and Frank for being so kind and taking care of us this morning. The drive-through…read morewas closed so I did have to step inside today which wasn't a bad thing because I got to meet new people in the community. I was able to try a little bit of everything. I'm serious. I took a bite of every doughnut and I'm not sorry about it. The fruit punch doughnut was very interesting. Not sure if I would order it again. My favorites will always be chocolate anything! Thank you again for the great service and for the hospitality. I will be back. Oh, and the coconut limeade was DELICIOUS! They also have amazing tumbler merch that is very substantial for only $16.99!!!

    As a Massachusetts girl and proud Milspo, Dunkin' has always been a little piece of home for me --…read moreand this location has truly made Hawaii feel a little less far away. My kids and I look forward to our morning coffee and donuts, and the staff here are some of the kindest people I have ever met. They always go above and beyond with their customer service, not just for me, but for my kids too. They even know my kids by name, which means so much to us and makes every visit feel personal and welcoming. People need to remember they are on an island and shipments come by boat. Yes, sometimes things run out or there's a wait because they are busy -- but I would gladly wait an extra 5 minutes for the correct order and genuine kindness. The team here works hard and it shows. I've worked in the restaurant industry before, and I think before leaving negative comments people should try putting themselves in the employees' shoes for a moment. These workers deal with long lines, busy mornings, shortages, and still continue showing kindness and patience every day. A little understanding and grace can go a long way. Thank you for making our mornings brighter and for making our time here feel a little more like home. We appreciate you all so much!

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    Uncle Lani's Poi Mochi

    3.9
    (187 reviews)
    5.4 mi
    $$

    I have never been so disappointed with a local business, especially being born and raised here…read more I've been trying all week to buy poi balls. Before today, I had already stopped by 2-3 different times, but each time I left empty handed. Today, I finally made it there again, waited in line, and there was only one customer ahead of me. The employee, an older woman, didn't acknowledge me while helping the other customer, which I understood, so I waited patiently for about 5-8 minutes. What was especially frustrating is that while I was standing there waiting, it would have been nice if she had simply let me know they were only accepting cash that day. That would have saved me from waiting in line only to find out when it was finally my turn. Even a simple sign posted at the counter would have made a huge difference. It just felt like there was a lack of basic customer courtesy and communication. When it was finally my turn to order, I was told their system was down and they were only accepting cash. At that point I was already frustrated because I had parked far away. I asked where the nearest ATM was, and she vaguely said it was "somewhere in the food court" without giving clear directions. I ended up wandering around looking for an ATM, and by then I was so overwhelmed and frustrated that I just left. I tried calling several times throughout the day, but no one ever answered the phone. After a few hours, I decided to give them one more chance, even though it's out of the way for me. I called again with no answer, but I figured she might have been the only employee working and too busy to answer. When I arrived, they were sold out. After spending an entire week trying to purchase something as simple as poi balls, making multiple trips, waiting in line, searching for an ATM, and never being able to reach anyone by phone, I'm extremely disappointed. Better communication, answering the phone, posting when you're cash only, or updating customers when items are sold out would have saved me a lot of time and frustration. Unfortunately, this experience has convinced me not to return, and I can't recommend this business based on the service I received.

    We got their dozen pack w/ poi drizzle- it was so good! Super hot so we had to wait a bit to bite…read moreinto them. I miss it when they used to be bigger pieces on a stick, but this is a fun alternative where more people can take bites and share! For reference, we went to their truck during an Food, Family, Craft event at the old Toys R Us building in Pearlridge- sorry can't think of the name right now ~

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    Poi Mochi 12PCS, 1/2 Poi & Kulolo
    Poi Mochi 12PCS, 1/2 Poi & Kulolo
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