I've never had pao de queijo before, and having mini sliders made it even tastier! We got a slider trio ($13.50) at the Kailua Farmer's Market. We selected caprese, Romeo & Juliet (mozzarella and guava), and ham. All were delicious, but the guava jam on the Romeo and Juliet slider stuck out to us as particularly tasty and complementary to the savory Brazilian cheese bread. I would definitely return and look to try more pao de queijo in the future. read more

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Delicious little balls of goodness... And they're gluten free! I love finding Nosh at the farmer market. The caprese slider is my favorite, but the one with goat cheese and honey is not to be missed. I don't think I've ever had the stuffed ones because I'm too excited about the two sliders I mentioned. The folks running the stand are ALWAYS friendly. Highly recommend! read more

The pão de queijo here was adorable!! The mini sandwiches at their stand on display was what caught my eye - it was really cool to see how unique their creations were! They have savory and sweet pão de queijo. I ended up just going with the classic with no fillings/on it's own because I just wanted to try it out. They're gluten free and the cheese was absolutely cheesin' lol. It was so good! If they had frozen shipments I'd definitely order from them. They're a little pricy but I'd recommend trying Nosh out! read more

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Pão de Queijo is the cutest little Brazilian cheese bread and gosh you're missing out on something yummy! Totally gluten free these warmlittle bites are made from cassava root but check out their Instagram @nosh_hawaii to see the many ways you can enjoy them from savory to sweet is so creative but personally just plainly simple is my favorite! I was fortunate to enjoy these lovelies at a block party which they offered them filled with various type cheese and found that plain is still my fave. Currently you can find them at the KCC Market on Saturday mornings 7:30am-11am and Kailua Town Center Thursday Night Market 4pm-7pm and how fortunate we are for this simple yummy treat! Thank you! read more

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Stopping by Nosh is one of my guilty pleasures when grocery shopping at Whole Foods Market Queen. It is located on the second floor next to Hakuna Banana. Nosh specializes in pão de queijo, or in English, orgasmically delicious Brazilian cheese bread. These tasty little cheese buns are so addictive. Crispy on the outside, and warm and chewy cheese on the inside, I'm only sad that just two pieces come with each $5 order! Yes, it's on the pricey side considering that you only get two pieces, but it's probably a good thing for me so that I don't stop here every time I visit Whole Foods. Besides the plain pão de queijo, Nosh also sells pão de queijo with filling and pão de queijo sliders. I tried a free pão de queijo with pesto filling at an event recently, and thought it was good, but I prefer the simplicity and deliciousness of the original without any additional flavors. I decided to step outside of my foodie comfort zone the last time I was at Nosh, and ordered the week's slider special with brie cheese and fig jam. The sliders are too expensive in my opinion. It's basically two pão de queijo sliced in half with a small portion of cheese, meat, or jam. Again, I prefer the original to anything else, so I felt the brie and jam were unnecessary and clouded the flavor of the original cheese melted into the pão de queijo. I think the cost of the slider would be justified if the pão de queijo for the sliders were slightly larger and filled with more ingredients. My recommendation for anyone with a pão de queijo addiction, or who enjoys the sliders, is to buy the bake at home bag. It's much more economical with six rolls per bag for $10. Buy a jar of organic jam and a wheel of brie from Whole Foods, and go home to make your own sliders for a fraction of the cost. read more

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Who would have ever known this tiny little cheese bread called pao were so delicious? It looks super small but don't let that full you! It's actually quite filling! My good friend who grew up in Brazil got me hooked on Nosh at the KCC's framer market. I was ecstatic when I came across them after shopping at Whole Foods. These little nuggets of cheese are a bit pricy (2 for $5) but I'm always willing to support local. The 6 frozen pao for $10 is a good deal! You have to take it home and bake it yourself. Directions are simple to follow. :) If I can bake pao in the oven at 375 degrees for 24 minutes so can you! read more

Nosh - Took home 6 for $10 - Brazilian Near Me - Honolulu, Hawaii

We tried this. Was interesting. I liked most of the little sandwiches but wasn't crazy about the goat cheese and maple pecans one. Other than I'm glad I got to try something different for the first time. read more

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Finally got to try them at made in hawaii, and now im addicted. Love that they have a frozen package so you can make them at home! Bite sized cheese breads with fillings of choice. Either stuffed with gooey goodness or sliced up like a sandwich. They have savory and sweet selections, all are good. But i am def a fan of the sweet, since its a cheese bread it makes it a sweet AND savory piece. At MIH i tried the caramel, plain, and garlic cream. Caramel was my fave. At whole foods i got the caprese. Huge slice of fresh mozz, slices of tomato, sweet balsamic drizzle, and a spoonful of pesto! read more

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Located in a kiosk on the second floor of Whole Foods Queen Street, Nosh serves Brazilian pao (cheese bread). Savory bun that hake as a mochi consistency to it. They are absolutely delicious! I first got acquainted with them at the KCC farmer's market. They offer samples if you are curious. Beware though, one bite and you'll be hooked and want to buy some. They come plain, stuffed or made into sliders. You can even buy some to bake when you get home. I got two sliders for $10, a caprese and one that had salami and pickles with mustard. Both were very tasty! I was there for lunch and found myself still hungry after eating both sliders. read more

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Warm Brazilian cheese bread with an option for sweet and savory fillings? Need I say more?? Located on the 2nd level of Whole Foods, Nosh has made its home next to Two Tides bar in a cute little food stand. I normally go for the two/$5 plain or two/$6 savory pieces, but I was craving both sweet and savory. They change their flavors weekly so I did one guava and one jalapeño popper. YUM! The guava was delish but messy. The jalapeño popper was my favorite as it complemented the bread well and was a hint spicy. You can also do a bag of the frozen take home 6 pieces for $10! I picked one of these up but I have yet to try it. Cheers to Nosh for always providing quality products. Before you could only find them at farmers markets and trade shows, but now they have found a permanent home in Whole Foods!! read more

Nosh - They offer sliders as well! I need to try these next! - Brazilian Near Me - Honolulu, Hawaii

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Went to Whole Foods at Ward Village to meet some girlfriends for lunch and discovered their popup on the second floor, right as you exit the parking garage. If we hadn't had our hearts - and stomachs - set on lunch downstairs, we would have sampled the sliders. Since we didn't, I opted to buy a bag of frozen Pao de Queijo (cheese rolls) to bake at home at my leisure. After sampling the baked rolls at home - so soft and salty cheesy - I'm gonna have to go back and try those sliders. They've signed on for 6 months for the popup, and hopefully they get enough business to stay permanently! read more

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I just tried their plain Brazilian cheese bread today at the Best of Honolulu festival. Wow! That thing is amazing! We originally bought it for my daughter as a snack but it ended up being our snack too, haha. We had to blow it for her since it came out piping hot and we just had to have a taste. Very moist and cheesy. They had other flavors and I'd like to try that in the future. While there, I tried to look up if they had a location. Sadly, they don't. Looks like they only do pop up events. Which is sad for me because most of those pop up events are at night, which I can't go to because I have a little baby. On their website they have an event in August so maybe I'll be attending that. I want to get more of that bread! Yum! read more

Cannot get over how good their Lilikoi mouse is T_T. Tried them for the first time at KCC farmers market and soooo glad they are close by!! The pao is good too lol. read more

My bf and I LOVE the dulce de leche (aka caramel) filled cheese bread. Cheese and caramel might seem like an odd combo, but it totally works with that sweet and savoriness. 2 regular cheese breads for $5, plus additional $0.50 for filling each. read more

Nosh - Dulce de leche filled regular size cheese bread. - Brazilian Near Me - Honolulu, Hawaii

Being gluten free, it's nearly impossible to find a breakfast sandwich. I was beyond happy when we found out about Nosh. Incredible breakfast sandwich (I got the bacon and egg one)! read more

So glad I was finally able to visit this pop up at the Honolulu Night Market! I had no idea what a pao de queijo was but the smell alone got me hooked. I ordered the 2 for $5 original roll and it was a little smaller than I expected (about the size of my palm). The texture is almost like that of butter mochi, a light crunch on the outside and a bouncy chewiness on the inside. The cheese flavor was not too rich but definitely wholesome in flavor. One roll actually turned out to be a good and satisfactory amount. They also have Nutella flavor and mini versions of the original with different dips like pesto too. You can't go wrong with these warm treats, and dare I say it may even be worth the risk for you lactose intolerant peeps! 2018 Yelp review #12 read more

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Always helpful and always smiling no matter what the weather Thank you for being our go to spot on Thursdays!!!

Love the Brazilian cheese bread that they sell. Nosh is usually at the NBC Farmer's Market on Wednesday afternoons. You can order plain, savory or sweet cheese bread, filled with jalapeno, spinach artichoke, lilikoi, guava or mango fillings. Best eaten when piping hot out of the oven; crispy on the outside, chewy ooey good on the inside! Other venues that Nosh is at: Thursday, Kailua Town 5 - 7 p.m. Friday, Aloha Tower 4- 7 p.m. Saturday, KCC 7:30 - 11 a.m. Sunday, Mililani High School 8 -11 a.m. Personally, I prefer the savory fillings or the plain cheese breads, about the size of a McDonald's biscuit. You an even buy pre-packaged, frozen plain cheese bread to bake at home! Small but packed with flavor! Woo hoo! read more

My sister and I just left Nosh and we had an amazing experience!! Andrea is just absolutely so sweet. My sister and I couldnt stop talking about how kind and inviting her presence is. Her kindness was way above average and made the experience memorable. She offered us a sample right when we approached and answered our questions with definite knowledge. Wonderful experience and I would definitely return. Food was also great!! We had caprese sliders read more

Review for the kiosk in Whole Foods Kakaako. Warning: not the same quality as their pop up booths at night market and other events. The one from the kiosk was really dry, but chewy, like hard kine chewy. It was possibly because it was sitting out and reheated, not quite sure, but it definitely was not worth the money. Despite the really junk pao de queijo that day, I still can't bring myself to give only 1 star because the ones from the Nosh pop-ups are amazing little balls of ooey-gooey cheesy goodness with a light crisp crust. Almost like a cross between mochi and bread. read more

Since my work highly promotes eating healthy, Nosh Hawaii comes every Thursdays to my building and sells anything healthy from their collection. Every Thursdays, owners Stacy and Alessandra are the two faces behind the preparation of my co-workers healthy lunches. Stacy takes the orders and Alessandra is the multitasker in prepping the order. I'm a fan of their hearty salads, sandwiches, and breads. Every week, Nosh prepares a set one to two item menu for purchase with their signature cheese bread. It is extremely difficult to pass the opportunity to buy from them because they make their breads fresh in the oven on site and the aroma of the freshness wafts into the air inviting everyone else walking past. I must say, I'm not a fan of gluten free stuff. Nosh's Brazilian pao de queijo is not only gluten free but is a delicious cheesy number made with simple ingredients and tapioca flour. After biting into it, the consistency of crispy layer with fluff and gooey on the inside has a thrilling savory taste. The salad is also hearty with lettuce made with wholesome, filling ingredients like roasted corn, tomatoes, onions, black beans and sweet peppers and lite cilantro dressing. The Brazilian bread and salad definitely filled the tummy without any guilt. The breads can be purchased from $2 each or a bag of 6 for $10 in different flavors. Price ranges between $9 through $11. I love buying from them because it's easy to pick and choose which little ingredients I don't want included in my food. Stacy is immensely versatile and Alessandra always gets our orders right to the tee. I highly recommend Nosh Hawaii for any work functions and definitely qualifies for a healthy choice. Nosh can also be found at local farmers markets and Eat the Street. They accept credit cards! Social Media: FB/IG: Nosh Hawaii read more

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I haven't written a review in a while (having a 3 year old keeps me pretty busy) but I had the good fortune to try Nosh at the Blaisdell Farmers Market tonight and knew I had to write a yelp review to tell everyone how A-Mazing it is! Like so good! Here is my Nosh story- I was walking thru the Blaisdell Wednesday Farmers Market trying to find something my picky toddler would eat and I saw cheese bread. Those are basically two of my kids favorite things (me too) so we stopped for a sample. She said she wanted one so I got two of the cheese breads and the girl working was so nice and knowledgeable and it was piping hot and crusty on the outside and soft and warm on the inside with a great cheesy flavor. I am salivating as I write this! Everyone needs to try one, or 10! I will be back, I will try the other flavors, I will buy some to take home, that's how good they are!! read more

They are like a cross between mochi and the most delicious cheese bread. Divine with the pesto sauce! Mmm... read more

Nosh - If mochi and the most delicious cheese bread on earth had a baby. Smeared with their delectable pesto sauce. Yum! - Brazilian Near Me - Honolulu, Hawaii

I love this place!! They create delicious, moist, gluten free biscuits with tasty fillings. They sell frozen biscuits and tasty dips for taking home. I first tasted the pao de quejo ( a Brazilian biscuit made with tapioca) at the KCC Farmers Market on Saturday morning, so yummy with guava jam. I saw them again on a Thursday at the Kailua early evening farmers market. Not as many choices there but the cheese was great. The other flavor was Nutella... You definitely can't go wrong there!! Hoping to try more on their menu!! read more

They make authentic Brazilian Pao de Queijo! My favorite filling is Dulce de Leche. The combination of parmesan cheese with the sweetness of Dulce de Leche is out of this world. Amazeballs! read more

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I was graced by their little cheese bread at the Wahiawa Garlic eat the streets. I need to try every single one of their creations. I had two of their garlic spread balls. They were fresh out of the oven so they tasted 1042039 times better. Now I'll be stalking their business so I can indulge in more and buy the packaged ones, freeze them, make the bread, and take them with me on a flight to the states. =) read more

The main reason why I go to farmers markets and eat the street events, I love NOSH! I personally like the plain Nosh the best but the caramel filled one is also delicious. It sounds a little weird to mix cheese and caramel but see for yourself! read more

This will literally change your life!!! Need to start a Nosh/pao de queijo's anonymous because I seriously can't get enough! Their pao de queijo is amazing! Warm, soft and oh so gooey omg omg omg! If you don't trust me, try one of their samples and I can bet money on it...you'll walk away purchasing a few of these babies! They bake them on site so they are fresh! I took a few home, popped them in the microwave for 12 seconds and they were perfect! They are crispy on the outside, soft and chewy and cheesy on the inside! They taste like a soft bread version of a Cheez-It! They sell them $2 per piece and $2.50 for the filled (various flavors including jalapeño cream cheese and even guava -- though I didn't get a chance to try it this last time). Every time I go to the farmer's market I can't help myself...I need to grab a few! They also sell ones that you can take home and bake (6 for $10). Last but certainly not least omg I need to mention their mousses!!!!! These will change your life too! Basically Nosh will change your life....I tried the lilikoi and mango flavor and omg I bought both because they are soooo delicious! I'm not engaged or plan to get married soon but I thought omg I would totally ask them to cater the desserts at my wedding! Lol, that's how insanely good these are! (New idea for you guys? But for real...I would ask them to cater for my next birthday that's how amazing they are!) So smooth, so flavorful and creamy! (Mousses are $4 each.) Ohhhh I almost forgot to mention -- another bonus: the pao de queijos and mousses are GLUTEN FREE!!!! Can it get any better? My bf told me yesterday that I should be a spokesperson for them (any job openings? Lol) but truly these gems sell themselves!!!! They're that AMAZING! I don't give rave reviews often but if I could give six stars I would! Whomever is behind Nosh is truly a genius! Everything is amazing and I love you for bringing your genius, ono foods to Hawaii!!! Thank you thank you thank you! read more

We had the pleasure of enjoying Nosh for the first time at the East Honolulu Food Festival, and we loved it! Worth the wait...and don't eat just one! Your mind, body and soul need multiple servings to truly enjoy this treat made with so much aloha! read more

i tried this at eat the streets:chocolate.. my friend told me it's good so i tried all the flavor available tho i was at first "thats like too odd for a flavor (jalapeno and garlic) but boii i love all the flavors (caramel, chcolate, nutella, jalapeno and garlic) i was searching for a store so i can grab some since im leaving hawaii pretty soon. im sad that they might not have this somewhere im going. but definitely will tell all my friends in oahu and others that will still come here. :) read more