guess Mr. Donut is gone, but hey Donut King is just around the corner and kind of taste like we are…read moredoing business.....lots of variety and baked daily.....anyone knows where they have old time butter rolls cant find it anywhere.....

I'm very picky with doughnuts, but Donut King is my go to spot whenever I have cravings for them. I…read morewill 100% rave about their croissant bites. Never had them till I tried DK and it's been my favorite thing to buy since. Their doughnuts are exceptionally good and so are their croissants sandwiches. They have regular doughnuts, croissant doughnuts and cake doughnuts. Very different from your typical doughnut chain. I will say that it can be pricey, so Donut King is more of a special treat for me if anything. Other than that their service is quick and smooth and would recommend trying their different pastries.

Still da BEST LONG JOHN in Kailua! I can't resist stopping in to grab one or two of these awesome…read moredelights! The friendly staff here is always friendly and creates the best donuts in town. Their hours make it convenient to grab a fresh baked donut morning & afternoon! The fun Shaka flashing Donut King signs put you in a great local vibe the moment you walk thru their door! Definitely my #1 donut stop!

The donuts here are so good that we went back again the next day! We drove from the west side to…read moreKailua for these donuts. So good! The service was great! I have to say if you are in the area or craving a good donut, go to Donut King. They are so worth it!

Stopped for some malasadas, which are a Portuguese donut that are a Hawaiian staple. Leonard is THE…read moreplace to get them, whether at a shop or good truck. We decided to try the traditional, which is just shipped in granulated sugar, a custard filled and a chocolate filled. These are not like regular donuts, l although say first glance the look like regular donuts. Malasadas are very eggy--almost like a wet custard pastry, if that makes any sense. I don't like weird textures, and while I did like them, the texture was a little on the custom of "iffy" for me. Hubby really liked them, and they tasted so delicious. Note of caution: they didn't seem to be the same the next day. The eggs texture made it seem kind of "wet" the next day, so the one we saved ended up in the trash. I'm giving it a five because they tasted delicious, and the texture issue is MY weird thing. Everyone else seems to love them, so I'm going with that!

I had to stop by here to try their infamous malasadas, I always see them pack their Waikīkī…read morelocation and I want to try it. I ordered custard filling and coconut filling. My favorite one is custard filling. Coconut filling has a hint of coconut aroma. It was fresh and warm, perfect for rainy day. It was a food truck in the parking lot and not a lot of people in line luckily.

We stopped by Nene Goose Bakery on a Saturday around 9:30am. There was a small line outside, and…read morethey only allow one party in at a time, so things move steadily but not quickly. They're open from 6am-1pm, and by the time we got there, a few items we wanted to try were already sold out. If you have your heart set on something specific, definitely come early. Cash only!! One of the sweetest parts of the experience was the owner -- a sweet older lady who takes your order herself and carefully packages everything up for you. It feels very personal and old-school in the best way. Here's what we tried: Long John - The star of the show. It's served chilled and doesn't look like your typical long john. The donut itself was light, pillowy, and slightly crispy. The texture contrast was perfect. We'd honestly come back just for this. Mochi An Pan - Really good. The mochi had that satisfying chew, the red bean wasn't overly sweet, and the bread was soft and fresh. Mushroom & Onion - Savory and comforting. The cream sauce was flavorful and paired well with the soft bread Ham & Cream Cheese - This one was a bit too dense for us, likely because of the cream cheese topping. Not bad, just heavier than we prefer. Parking is easy and plentiful since it's in the same lot as the movie theater. Overall, such a cute local bakery, make sure to come early, bring cash, and don't skip the long john.

I only ever get the mochi an pan here. It's the best combo of bread, red bean, and mochi with a…read morewalnut on top! It's best to eat it within the day as the mochi will get hard the next day. They also have other savory/sweet pastries and loaves of bread. Try to go early in the day for best selection!

If you're looking for a decadent chocolate cake, come and see Georgi! Pictures does not do this…read morecake justice, as it is the best tasting, super moist, chocolate explosion I have ever had. And always service with a smile! And you gotta try her banana cakes too, yummy! Visit her at Windward Mall's Open Market on Sundays or contact her directly to set something up. I promise you, she will not disappoint.

Tried the Banana Mac Nut Banana Bread. Very moist and delish. They were at the Sunday's Farmers…read moreMarket.

If you think you've had malasadas before, this one in Kailua will make you rethink your…read moreassumptions--and maybe your topology. Instead of the usual solid sphere situation, this malasada is a torus, complete with a legitimate central hole. It's not just aesthetic; it's deliciously functional. More surface area means more outer crunch, and the math checks out. Fresh out of the fryer, the increased perimeter-to-volume ratio delivers maximum Maillard reaction per bite. The exterior achieves a near-perfect golden-brown crisp, while the interior remains chewy and toothsome--soft, elastic, and deeply satisfying. It's a beautiful example of form following function, where geometry directly improves flavor. Eat it hot. Like, immediately hot. Any delay introduces unnecessary variables into an otherwise elegant equation. This is malasada topology at its finest: crunchy on the outside, chewy on the inside, and proof that sometimes the hole really does make the donut better.

The malasadas were SOOO GOOOD my grandmother did know how to cook. The guy who sold them to us gave…read morea free box!

@fortunefoodfinds: "If you DO-NUT know, you can find banana fritters here! You read that right, I…read morecame across n' scored the last banana fritter that KAMEHAMEHA BAKERY in Kalihi had for the day n' also picked up our usual go-to poi malasada, strawberry malasada, orange malasada, n' da kiddies chose a glazed donut, donut twist, n' chocolate covered long John. When you get the last one, it's like the feeling that you won!" SERVICE: fully staffed INTERIOR: when you enter the line forms to the left n' moves across to the right, narrow space, no dine-in just pick up n' go, canned soft drinks n' bottled water are available for purchase that are located in the fridges to the far left. EXTERIOR: next door to Ubae in Kalihi WAIT TIME: right under 10 mins from entering to leaving PARKING: free lot OVERALL COMMENTS: it's been years since my last visit n' I usually come for the poi malasadas so when I saw that they had one banana fritter, I had to have it! I've only had a banana fritter in Cali so this was a nice surprise. Bc it was banana mixed with apple, it had a hint of banana flavor. Crunchy n' glazed exterior with a very soft n' cinnamon interior. The malasadas are always tasty. Out of the poi, strawberry, n' orange, the orange has the most flavor come through. Ofc my kids highly enjoyed their donuts. Prices are really good on all the items we got ranging between $1.55 - $2.12; we spent right under $12 for everything. Will be back again!

Just bought 6 malasada's and got home to find out they were all completely doughy…read more EVERY SINGLE ONE. The inside was all uncooked. I went down the road to liliha and got properly prepared donuts. The lady at the counter seemed to be less than interested to serve us as well, not really sure what's going on there. They used to be much better.

No frills, no place to dine in, no rhyme or reason, but damn this place is it!…read moreHand rolls, poke, goodies to snack on, to bring to work, to gift, anyone would be thankful for these beautiful morsels of yumminess. Spicy ahi bowl (which you can also get by the pound) with a hit of spice, wasabi hand roll and a portion of poi and I was in lala land, Add in great customer service, and easygoing vibes, definitely will be by every time I am in the area. Definitely recommend to locals and travelers alike. Support this beautiful mom and pop eatery,

Local well known Okazuya in Kaneohe with limited parking spaces (shared with other small businesses…read more& an Aloha gas station/convenience store. I got a small Teriyaki Chicken bits, Inari sushi, Konbu Musubi, Teriyaki Ahi Patty, & an Imitation Crab Roll = about $18. Just wish the girl assisting was more patient; hard to choose sometimes when they have so much to choose from.

We were on the east side of the island so checked out the truck! IMO the main location (building)…read morecloser to downtown is much better. This time around our malasada's, while hot and fresh, were dark brown and overcooked. Missing the light airiness. Still enjoyed them!

Having had malasadas from the mall in Waikiki, we had to try these. There is no doubt that these…read moreare the best we've had. Cooked to a golden, crispy brown we had the custard, chocolate, and coconut filled. Absolutely delicious!

I love apple maples and came in the morning but apparently they are $4.10! I swear it was under $3…read morebefore but it's been a while. Sadly the apple Napple is mostly fluffly flakey pastry and almost no apple in it anymore. At least the lady gave me the fresh ones from the back and not the display.

Birthday treats in Kaneohe, Oahu, Hawaii…read more.. Today (August 8th) is Brown's birthday. He's the bear and main character in the Korean version of Sanrio, called Line Friends. To celebrate Brown's birthday, I searched my Yelp app and found Napoleon's Bakery. Located inside of Zippy's, this bakery is convenient, has free parking, lots of variety, and has friendly service. We chose a Pianomo Roll, a chocolate-filled donut, and a famous Apple Napple. The Pianomo Roll is great for simple palates because it's a soft cake, rolled in butter and granulated sugar! For chocolate lovers, the chocolate-filled donut is just right because the fluffy yeast donut surrounds the rich center to balance it. Rounding out our sugar rush, we got the flakey Apple Napple. The crunchy exterior and fruity filling helped to satisfy our sweet tooths! If you haven't had anything from Napoleon's Bakery, other recommended items are the Long Johns, Chantilly cake, and Dobash cake. If you're celebrating a special occasion, they can write a greeting with icing on the cake! They also have mixes such as cornbread, pancake, and mochiko chicken batter mix so you can enjoy fresh goodness at home or send/bring to friends/family on the mainland. Just browse and you'll find something for anyone!