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This review is only for the Kouign-amann. Avoid. Does not look like the dough was laminated. No visible layers. No flaky layers. No caramelized sugar crunch within. Save the $4.25 & calories.
I love the history of this place! The famous coco puffs are definitely worth a taste as are the grilled butter buns. The eggs Florentine and the pancakes were all huge hits! Our waiter John was great and kept our coffees and teas topped. We enjoyed a tropical morning on the patio enjoying this famous Hawaiian bakery.
This is the original Liliha Bakery location and half the space feels like an old school diner with bar seating only whereas the other half is a bakery where you can grab pastries to go. We ordered the loco moco and pancakes. Portions were huge and its traditional Hawaiian fare. Service was friendly and food came out fast! There was no wait when we got there early in the morning after our Lanikai Pillbox Hike.
Always my favorite to go at Liliha Bakery for Breakfast Veggie Omelette with potatoes and Sweet Rolls with Red jams ‼ Can't go wrong here for Years I've been ordering without Menu Only problem is the Wait sometimes you can't even get into the parking ‼ But It's definitely worth the wait
Good food. Prices are high for what you get. Complimentary sweet bread toast is nice. Loco moco- $17.95 4/5 Rice is nice, brown gravy is from powdered gravy, fresh grilled hamburger- nothing too special but not offensive. 2 eggs as you like it. Alternative fried rice -$18.95 Waffle comes with whipped cream (maybe cool whip) blueberry and strawberry slices. $17.95 Coffee is solid and good prices. $3.95 Service got our orders mixed up but kind and polite.
Stopped here on our way to the airport for some treats to enjoy on the plane ride home (sob). Guava cream cheese strudel was perfect. Also loved the poi mochi doughnut. Can skip the plain cake doughnut!
I ordered two custom cakes for a big combination celebration. In the description, I described the type of floral frosting decorations and the colors, and they were amazingly perfect! I recommend the Chantilly cake for flavor, and the decorations held on it perfectly! The butter cake was also beautiful, but you can't beat that Chantilly! The online order was confirmed with a phone call, and one of the decorators called with a question, and that was perfect! I added custom decoration message picks since we had so many things to celebrate (too much to write on cakes)
It's a little different now. I mean, they add a small salad to the breakfast plates. I guess we need a little roughage...LOL! Two eggs scrambled with Spam and rice. Oh and a side of Portugeuse sausage, and a waffle....LOL! These are my go tos! The waffle was good but it didn't taste like before. Auntie couldn't believe I was going to eat this all! But I didn't have breakfast and I wasn't going to have lunch so, yes, all my favorites. A couple came and sat next to me. I wasn't sure if they were in a hurry or was just impatient. But come one people, aunties are working and just relax. Mahalo Liliha! Always love coming to visit!
There are five locations in Honolulu, but if you want the true old-school Liliha experience, this is the definitive place to go. Even though there were locations closer to us, Jamie W and I took the local bus, the 13, for well over a half-hour to get to Kalihi where it sits on Kuakini Street. Here it was pretty busy between the bakery and the long diner counter. We were surprised there were no tables and chairs, but we managed to sidle into two open spots in front of the grill. The menu was classic diner fare with the typical Hawaiian signature dishes. But first, we were served their house bread rolls, grilled, soaked in melted butter, and accompanied by a florescent strawberry syrup (Photo 10). They were devoured quickly. For our meal, we succumbed to local favorites. Jamie ordered the $18.95 Mahi Mahi & Eggs, a hearty portion with three grilled filets topped with scrambled eggs with mixed greens and rice (Photo 8). Flattened for easy grilling, the fish was tasty and more tender than we expected. I went even more classic and ordered the $17.95 Loco Moco with Garlic Fried Rice, a large hamburger patty grilled and topped with a runny fried egg. It was laid on top of the rice and drenched in country-style gravy (Photo 9). It worked for me. Our veteran server had an edge, but she eventually warmed up to us. Meanwhile regulars were rotating the counter like clockwork. Our visit wasn't over though. Various YouTube vloggers encouraged a perusal of the bakery, in particular, the $3.19 Coco Puffs, chocolate-filled cream puffs topped with Chantilly frosting. We bought two and added the $3.59 Green Tea version, the $3.19 regular cream puff with powdered sugar, and the $3.19 Chocolate Cream Puff (Photo 7). Hey, we were on vacation. We waked over to Liliʻuokalani Botanical Garden and devoured them easily. FOOD - 4.5 stars...the diner fare is satisfying but it's the coco puff that takes it over the top AMBIANCE - 4 stars...classic no-frills grub spot SERVICE - 3.5 stars...a bit surly behind the counter TOTAL - 4.5 stars...I'm cuckoo for coco puffs RELATED - Exploring Hawaii? Here's a collection of places I've visited and reviewed: https://yelp.to/uYcafC7R5e
Yesterday I was surprised with really good news, so although I had been trying to be good diet-wise, I felt like splurging and indulging a bit. This morning I waited outside Liliha Bakery for its 6 am opening, then went in and asked the woman at the counter if there were any custard pies. She said she would ask. When she came back, she said yes, but they were still hot. I told her I would take one, and that I also wanted a few other items. I ordered two each of the Pepperoni Pizza Rolls, the Hot Dog Rolls, and the Poi Mochi Donuts. I want to add that the young lady was really nice, unguarded, which I like. It was easy to talk and joke with her. I took the boxes to the office and had some of everything (I "indulged"). I left the remainder on the break room table without announcing them, as I used to do in the past. This was all comfort food for me this morning. With some help from others, everything was gone by around lunchtime. I didn't explain to anyone why I had brought the treats.
Liliha Bakery is pure nostalgia. Especially this location which is the original. It's a small quaint spot with counter seats. It can get busy but service moves very quickly. Don't forget to try their butter rolls with the radioactive jelly haha. They are very addicting. Fried rice has a good garlic flavor and the banana pancakes lacked the banana flavor but overall we loved it.
The Liliha Bakery is consistently delicious. They have a wide variety of items to choose from and everything is appealing to the eyes. You can randomly make a selection and almost guarantee you will enjoy to item picked. We always go for the Mochi Donuts and add some other random selection. Stop by and enjoy!
Liliha Bakery is expanding, however, the one on Kuakini Street is one of my favorites. There's a big parking lot there. Bar table design. Everything is made in order. Their menu includes all day breakfast, local food, burger & sandwiches etc. Loco Moco - 5/5 Buttermilk pancakes- 5/5 Poi Donut. - 5/5 I love their pastries, don't forget to get some delicious cream puffs if you go there. read more
12 days ago
Honestly very disappointed in the food here. It has been so hyped up and we had to try it. I had the waffles and they were awful. Like thin Eggo waffles with a small side of fruit and whipped cream and sliced almonds. My husband had the omelet and he said it was okay. With coffee and an iced tea it was $70 which is ridiculous Our server was very sweet and attentive and it's in a beautiful plaza so plenty to see after your meal read more
This place deserves nothing but 5 stars!! I think it was the best pancakes I've ever had. The french toast, garlic fried rice, and of course the buttered rolls were all to die for as well. The curry was alright. The prices are great, I felt like they deserved to make what they were charging. There is plenty of parking. This is a bakery so you can just take a pastry to go or you can wait to sit down at the counter and order food to eat there. I'd definitely recommend doing both. If you go during off times you'll have a better chance of not needing to wait for a seat. Come here for the pancakes!! read more
I love the history of this place! The famous coco puffs are definitely worth a taste as are the grilled butter buns. The eggs Florentine and the pancakes were all huge hits! Our waiter John was great and kept our coffees and teas topped. We enjoyed a tropical morning on the patio enjoying this famous Hawaiian bakery. read more
This is the original Liliha Bakery location and half the space feels like an old school diner with bar seating only whereas the other half is a bakery where you can grab pastries to go. We ordered the loco moco and pancakes. Portions were huge and its traditional Hawaiian fare. Service was friendly and food came out fast! There was no wait when we got there early in the morning after our Lanikai Pillbox Hike. read more
Always my favorite to go at Liliha Bakery for Breakfast Veggie Omelette with potatoes and Sweet Rolls with Red jams ‼ Can't go wrong here for Years I've been ordering without Menu Only problem is the Wait sometimes you can't even get into the parking ‼ But It's definitely worth the wait read more
Good food. Prices are high for what you get. Complimentary sweet bread toast is nice. Loco moco- $17.95 4/5 Rice is nice, brown gravy is from powdered gravy, fresh grilled hamburger- nothing too special but not offensive. 2 eggs as you like it. Alternative fried rice -$18.95 Waffle comes with whipped cream (maybe cool whip) blueberry and strawberry slices. $17.95 Coffee is solid and good prices. $3.95 Service got our orders mixed up but kind and polite. read more
14 hours ago
I ordered two custom cakes for a big combination celebration. In the description, I described the type of floral frosting decorations and the colors, and they were amazingly perfect! I recommend the Chantilly cake for flavor, and the decorations held on it perfectly! The butter cake was also beautiful, but you can't beat that Chantilly! The online order was confirmed with a phone call, and one of the decorators called with a question, and that was perfect! I added custom decoration message picks since we had so many things to celebrate (too much to write on cakes) read more
It's a little different now. I mean, they add a small salad to the breakfast plates. I guess we need a little roughage...LOL! Two eggs scrambled with Spam and rice. Oh and a side of Portugeuse sausage, and a waffle....LOL! These are my go tos! The waffle was good but it didn't taste like before. Auntie couldn't believe I was going to eat this all! But I didn't have breakfast and I wasn't going to have lunch so, yes, all my favorites. A couple came and sat next to me. I wasn't sure if they were in a hurry or was just impatient. But come one people, aunties are working and just relax. Mahalo Liliha! Always love coming to visit! read more
There are five locations in Honolulu, but if you want the true old-school Liliha experience, this is the definitive place to go. Even though there were locations closer to us, Jamie W and I took the local bus, the 13, for well over a half-hour to get to Kalihi where it sits on Kuakini Street. Here it was pretty busy between the bakery and the long diner counter. We were surprised there were no tables and chairs, but we managed to sidle into two open spots in front of the grill. The menu was classic diner fare with the typical Hawaiian signature dishes. But first, we were served their house bread rolls, grilled, soaked in melted butter, and accompanied by a florescent strawberry syrup (Photo 10). They were devoured quickly. For our meal, we succumbed to local favorites. Jamie ordered the $18.95 Mahi Mahi & Eggs, a hearty portion with three grilled filets topped with scrambled eggs with mixed greens and rice (Photo 8). Flattened for easy grilling, the fish was tasty and more tender than we expected. I went even more classic and ordered the $17.95 Loco Moco with Garlic Fried Rice, a large hamburger patty grilled and topped with a runny fried egg. It was laid on top of the rice and drenched in country-style gravy (Photo 9). It worked for me. Our veteran server had an edge, but she eventually warmed up to us. Meanwhile regulars were rotating the counter like clockwork. Our visit wasn't over though. Various YouTube vloggers encouraged a perusal of the bakery, in particular, the $3.19 Coco Puffs, chocolate-filled cream puffs topped with Chantilly frosting. We bought two and added the $3.59 Green Tea version, the $3.19 regular cream puff with powdered sugar, and the $3.19 Chocolate Cream Puff (Photo 7). Hey, we were on vacation. We waked over to Liliʻuokalani Botanical Garden and devoured them easily. FOOD - 4.5 stars...the diner fare is satisfying but it's the coco puff that takes it over the top AMBIANCE - 4 stars...classic no-frills grub spot SERVICE - 3.5 stars...a bit surly behind the counter TOTAL - 4.5 stars...I'm cuckoo for coco puffs RELATED - Exploring Hawaii? Here's a collection of places I've visited and reviewed: https://yelp.to/uYcafC7R5e read more
6 months ago
Yesterday I was surprised with really good news, so although I had been trying to be good diet-wise, I felt like splurging and indulging a bit. This morning I waited outside Liliha Bakery for its 6 am opening, then went in and asked the woman at the counter if there were any custard pies. She said she would ask. When she came back, she said yes, but they were still hot. I told her I would take one, and that I also wanted a few other items. I ordered two each of the Pepperoni Pizza Rolls, the Hot Dog Rolls, and the Poi Mochi Donuts. I want to add that the young lady was really nice, unguarded, which I like. It was easy to talk and joke with her. I took the boxes to the office and had some of everything (I "indulged"). I left the remainder on the break room table without announcing them, as I used to do in the past. This was all comfort food for me this morning. With some help from others, everything was gone by around lunchtime. I didn't explain to anyone why I had brought the treats. read more
3 months ago
Liliha Bakery is pure nostalgia. Especially this location which is the original. It's a small quaint spot with counter seats. It can get busy but service moves very quickly. Don't forget to try their butter rolls with the radioactive jelly haha. They are very addicting. Fried rice has a good garlic flavor and the banana pancakes lacked the banana flavor but overall we loved it. read more
8 months ago
The Liliha Bakery is consistently delicious. They have a wide variety of items to choose from and everything is appealing to the eyes. You can randomly make a selection and almost guarantee you will enjoy to item picked. We always go for the Mochi Donuts and add some other random selection. Stop by and enjoy! read more
8 months ago
Accidental drive by was a happy accident. Was getting Neko Koneko when we drove by this packed bakery, with old school diner vibes. We got a few things, including the coco puff, Dubai chocolate puff, malasada and hot dog bun. Would get everything again, minus the hot dog, because it was a tad too literal (a me problem not the bakery's problem), but the breading on everything was amazing and pastries weren't too sweet. Staff were helpful. Would definitely go back. read more
"It's the most wonderful time of the year" Getting goodies at Liliha Bakery is always great- but during the Christmas holidays, it's especially satisfying getting those special treats for Christmas. A classic gingerbread man is always on the list of stuff to get. They always run out so call ahead and reserve if you really want them. The oldest location in Kalihi is always my choice for their baked goods- you can always grab a bite to eat at the classic counter service too. Great service, friendly staff, ono food. Parking! read more
I love going to Liliha when I visit Oahu! Just a great local diner with great food and goodies. The service is always amazing and they are so kind. We ordered a few items for breakfast before our flight: Oxtail Soup: delicious! Always hits the spot and is so refreshing. Garlic Rice and Portuguese sausage: a standard breakfast but the garlic rice was sooo good. I would definitely get it again. Beef Stew: a little too tomato-y for my taste. I probably wouldn't get this again. The grilled butter rolls were AMAZING! I am still thinking about this. We got some cream puffs last time and they are always so good too! read more
4 months ago
We have been coming here for years; food is always good, not great. We came on a Thursday morning around 9:30 am; and figured we wouldn't have to wait, oh, were we wrong, there were 10 people in front of us. The wait actually wasn't that bad, maybe 15 minutes. It is a typically diner, counter seatings only. The service wasn't great, but not rude; they take your order and they bring you the food; no pleasantries or small talks, I guess they need to turn the tables (counter seats) quickly. We had the loco moco with fried rice and hamburger steak with multi-grain rice and toss salad; they didn't offer a choice of dressing, but the default asian dressing was delicious. The food was good with very big portions; I had a hard time finishing my loco moco. They served it with lots of yummy brown gravy, the way it should be. My wife enjoyed her hamburger steak as well. Oh, don't forget to visit the bakery side after eating; they have many super yummy baked goodies! read more
This is always a convenient place to grab a quick bite when running around town. The food is always consistently good with local favorites. I always love the rolls and jelly that comes with your meals. It's also great to grab some cinnamon twist or coco puffs on the way out . read more
Late night run... Was in find for a specific treat but since it was very late in the day after 4pm finding bakery items would be quite the stretch at this time of the day and I wasn't about to drive around in search between traffic so I made the executive decision to check out Liliha Bakery. First of all with how busy the Liliha location is I wasn't thinking about parking since the lot is quite small but with great timing I had no issues and went in happy and filled with hope as everything went well so far...sadly to no surprise I didn't find what I needed but did pivot since they still have so much to offer from grab items like butter mochi and decorated cookies along with display case filled with various baked goods I wasn't leaving with some treats. It was one each of Apple Ruggle, Jello Cream Cheese and Green Tea Puff along with a Banana Chiffon I left feeling positive, the staff wasn't as sweet as the treats but I was happy to have something this late in the day. Thank you! read more
9 months ago
Wow one of our favorite comfort diners!! Honestly the rolls were the star of the show i could have eaten these rolls alone and it would have sufficed. We tried 2 different loco mocos and delicious as expected! We then ended with the famous cream puffs and i can see why they're famous! We waited about 20 minutes to be seated as it was Sunday brunch but id gladly wait again. The restaurant was filled with families and a friendly space! I'll definitely be back!! read more
10 months ago
Liliha Bakery is one of those places that completely lives up to the hype. We tried the coco puff, chocolate cream puff, poi donuts, and shortbread cookies, and honestly--everything was fantastic. The coco puff is a must: soft pastry with that rich, not-too-sweet filling that makes you want another bite immediately. The chocolate cream puff is indulgent and smooth, perfect for chocolate lovers. The poi donuts were a fun local twist--slightly chewy, lightly sweet, and different from anything you get on the mainland. And the shortbread cookies? Simple, buttery, and dangerously easy to snack on. Yes, it's high-calorie food. But you're in Honolulu, on vacation, walking a ton, and soaking up island vibes--so who cares? This place is pure comfort, nostalgia, and joy on a plate. Absolutely worth a stop! read more
11 days ago
9 months ago
Stopped in for a quick breakfast and was able to sit in the back where the staff is creating the pastries. Wow so fun and made everything looks and smell so good We had some traditional items, like loco Moco, eggs with fried rice and Portuguese sausage On our way out we picked up a few pastries for the drive back to the hotel, read more
11 months ago
Liliha Bakery was a solid spot that from the front looks like a small bakery but extends into a full dinner with indoor and outdoor seating. When I went we decided to get the coco puff as well as the loco moco and share. And hands down I would recommend the coco puff over the loco moco. The pastry was flakey and light with just the right amount of rich cocoa deliciousness filled inside. The loco moco on the other hand while solid lacked depth in flavor and felt a little bland. The staff was super friendly and we were seated within 5 minutes which was also a plus. Definitely recommend checking out this spot if you are looking for solid desserts. read more
The best local breakfast on the island. Loco moco was heavy but flavorful with a perfect over easy egg and the sweet bread French toast was so fluffy (although it was slathered in creamy butter). Seating is limited to the single counter so would recommend coming with a small party or just yourself. Service was excellent with free coffee refills! Once you're done with your meal, you can saunter around the corner to the bakery and pick up a green onion roll or packaged sweet bread. read more
Loved sitting at the counter for breakfast, the staff were so kind and friendly. We got the macnut waffle and grilled cornbread. I loved both...so much so that I went back a 2nd time just for the corn bread. We also grabbed a box from the bakery with a poi mochi donut hot and fresh. The coco puffs were nice, but nothing mind blowing. Pricing in the bakery and at the counter were quite reasonable! read more
Wonderful Saturday morning breakfast at the Liliha Bakery counter where we indulged in several of their specialties. We fortunately only waited for about 5 minutes and nestled in among the rest of the breakfast patrons. After ordering, we enjoyed their toasted buttered rolls with the syrupy sweet dipping sauce. Next came out the loco moco which included two beautifully charred meaty beef patties topped with correctly cooked over easy eggs and a rich brown gravy over hot fluffy rice. An OG loco moco in the best way! Even though it was a large portion, we also grabbed a side of potato Mac salad which was creamy and dill-flavored -- not necessarily a traditional version but tasty for sure. We also dove into a plate of Hawaiian sweet bread French toast -- so succulent and topped with a stick of whipped butter and plenty of syrup. Total island sweetness on a plate. And we couldn't pass up on getting a side of their corned beef hash which has a crispy top off of their flattop grill and lots of beefy, salty goodness. Service was pleasant and my coffee cup was always full. Can't wait to get back to Honolulu and saddle up for another classic Liliha Bakery breakfast! read more
This Liliha Bakery is a nice old school diner/bakery. You can either order the pastries at the bakery section or grab a seat at the diner section. The seats are all bar seating facing the kitchen. Its well maintained and very clean. i love watching what goes on in the kitchen. By observation I saw that their coffees were freshly ground from beans. They were using Lion coffee brand for both caf and decaf. I believe it was the premium gold flavor, 10% kona beans. The coffee tasted strong. The grill their burger patties on a grill and get that nice charbroiled sear on it. I could appreciate that flavor on the loco moco. The experience is great and its sort of a breath of fresh air knowing how they handle your food! read more
There's something to be said about eating a meal on an old skool lunch counter. Sise by side with other folks you might not know...... My very first experience eating food at a lunch counter was a "Tropics Bakery" up in Kaimuki. Although Tropics Bakery is long gone, the ideal of eating at a lunch counter still vividly stays in my head as fond memories. Liliha Bakery is another iconic bakery. Although the bakery is no longer owned by the original owners - (Roy & Koo Takakuwa were the original owners, but they sold the business to Peter Kim in 2008). Liliha Bakery remains the same with great food & AWESOME bakery items like their FAMOUS Coco Puffs! Mr. Kim has certainly "modernized" the original Liliha Bakery location, and has even expanded his bakery business with new locations like in - Waikiki, Ala Moana Shopping Center, Nimitz, & Pearl Highlands. Recently I had to do a medical procedure at Saint Francis Hospital, and after my friend picked me up, I told him that I like buy him breakfast at Liliha Bakery. Nothing like having breakfast on a lunch counter, eating with strangers/regular folls. Lol! A few things I always look forward to for breakfast at Liliha Bakery - da butter rolls with pink neon jelly, and of course their pancakes! Ummmmmmmmmmmmmm! Sometimes going to old skool places like Liliha Bakery is da BESTEST for local comfort food! read more
Stop to pickup shortbread cookies - long John - butter rolls and a custard pie! Everything looks so good - I'm afraid to report the quality is just ok. I'm sure the cost of butter sugar and flour has a lot to do with it! It's just sad that all we remember are mow in the past but everything still Looks delicious! Long John's a bit more like bread than pastry custard was ok. Butter rolls no taste of butter - what happen to the butter?? Shortbread cookies - now that was yummy Coco puffs - still taste! Liliha Bakery has been around a very long time and has had ownership changes but has tried to keep their traditional items on menu and they deserve a lot of credit for that. I'm sure the high cost of goods hasn't helped but I give them credit for trying. Staff is still very friendly and you can't forget their coco puffs has help put hawaii on the map! I'm thankful they are still around! read more
2 months ago
We have been back a few times usually late night snacks !! The ladies behind the bakery counter are always so sweet and helpful! Very reasonable prices! The ambiance is very cozy ! We will be returning again and again! read more
You've probably heard of the mochi donuts from here, BUT HAVE YOU HAD THE BUTTER MOCHI? So delicious! A friend showed me this place just for the butter mochi! I have had butter mochi several times from markets, like Foodland or Nijiya... but this one blows all the rest out of the park! The texture is so custard-like and the flavor tastes like leche flan! Soooo scrumptious. read more
2 months ago
Bakery and restaurant, it's all delicious! Service was fast and friendly. I am not much of a breakfast eater but loved their ultimate berries and nut waffle. Ordered a side of the fried potatoes, they had really good flavor but were a bit undercooked. My friend had the loco moco with fried potatoes and he agreed the potatoes were a bit undercooked....but he still enjoyed his meal. Fresh brewed tea and amazing choice of baked goods...definitely recommend this location! read more
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What is the food choices n costs @ ur food menu?
Their menu is available on their website.
Does Liliha Bakery take orders for Butter rolls, for example...Thanksgiving? We want to avoid the "crowd".
Aloha! Yes, we do take pre-orders! You can either give us a call at one of our locations or visit us at lilihabakery.com to place an order for tomorrow or any day. Mahalo nui!
What bakery items are gluten free?and do all their bakeries have GF items?
Poi mochi donut Yes
For pastries, doughnuts, etc., how do their prices compare vs. Kamehameha Bakery?
Kamehameha is much more inexpensive than Liliha. I think Kam has a better glazed donut, and their haupia and poi are unmatched by anyone. The sizes of the pastries are also much bigger than Liliha. I love Liliha but I've been going there for…
How is liliha bakery custard pies? Is it good?
I enjoyed the custard pie so much. The pastry dough is flavorful and smooth. The custard is rich and silky. The flavors compliment each other well.
Is the butter cake and chocolate dobash good? I want to order for a birthday but I wanted to try something different.
Both good - I personally like the dobash Good luck
My kid is asking (not surprised lol) but does the loco moco have any veggies/onions (so the burger patty itself)? Thank you!
The gravy is typically made from mushrooms and onions.
Is the moco loco served during lunch and dinner as well? Or is it only a breakfast item?
Yes. All day
How well does frozen coco puffs travel by plane?
I believe it will do well, but it may not last the temptation of having a few during the flight.
What location has the shortest bakery line? Or better yet do any locations allow you to order bakery items while at your table for dine in?
I was able to order from the bakery while dining at their Kalihi location. I was happy they let me because darned if that line didn't go out the door that day.
Do you have any gluten-free items on your menu?
Are you talking about the bakery or the diners? Diners have an egg menu and ox-tail soup.
Has anyone tried hand carry to mainland? How did it handle?
We brought boxes of the poi donut and didn't have any problem ' It's so good reheating by air frying !
What time do they stop serving waffles/breakfast?
They serve a full menu all the time I believe.
Hows the parking and can i have a reservation for 7-8 persons?
I suggest that you call Ala Moana @ Macy's or the Nimitz location for 7-8 people because the Liliha location has like counter with partitions on it .
Any bakery goods gluten free mainly asking about mochi donuts?
Aloha Ana! Unfortunately, we do not carry any gluten-free items. Mahalo for reaching out!
Do you deliver online mother's day orders?
Aloha Caroline! We only do pick-ups for our orders. Mahalo!
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