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    Leonard's Bakery

    4.5 (178 reviews)
    InexpensiveFood Trucks, Donuts
    Closed 7:00 am - 6:00 pm

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    Hannah W.

    They made them fresh right when we got there so they were piping hot when we got them. They were not expensive nice and tasted good. I like the filling it was delicious. I would come back if I was craving this again. It's in the back of the parking lot.

    Brittney M.

    Hot and fresh! Very delicious! I like my malasadaS dosed in sugar. Cream warm and fresh!

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    Hayli C.

    Quick service! The food was AMAZING! I did not get to try to bakery while on the island but the food truck was worth it! This was in the parking lot of the mall. Easy to park! No tables you must take and go. The malasadas were delicious! I loved the cream filled one the best!

    Jasmine N.

    Food: Warm and yummy. The cinnamon was my favorite and the haupia my husbands. Service: It was ok, not friendly. Ambiance. It's a food mobile in a mall parking lot. There's no tables or seating outside. It's good for a grab and go.

    Kelsey R.

    Leonard's has a main location usually with a line down the street and several trucks for a reason. We stopped at this little tasty truck on the drive home from the bay. These tasty likely malasadas are like fluffy little pillows of delight. The price is fantastic for a tasty likely pastry that is fluffier than a doughnut. We got an original and a cinnamon sugar. Service was friendly and quick - took us about 2 minutes . These remind me so much of my grandmas faschnughts she used to make on lent. These send me down memory lane. They were hot , fresh, warm , and decadent. Mine was gone in about 2 minutes because it was so yummy. Tantalizing tasty treats! Highly recommend it will satisfy that sweet tooth!

    Jessamyn D.

    Malasadas taste amazing when they're hot - this is definitely a shorter wait than the OG one, the truck still has some good choices whether it's filled or not. Quick service and malasadas came out shortly after ordered.

    Kayla D.

    ~ Save the long wait ~ In a parking lot across Target! They don't have the famous sign but the sweets taste exact same. There's no seats but there's lots of space to stand to eat and chat.

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    Lorrie G.

    Sadly this truck will be leaving here after all these years. Richard the worker was saying that the owner Leonard came back to Hawaii and will be relocating this truck to Waikiki. NOOOOO PLEASE DONT TAKE THIS AWAY. WE NEED IT HERE

    Go to their main bakery in Kapahulu for more treats!
    Gerald P.

    Been here a number of times since returning from the mainland after 43yrs. The truck has been here in the Windward Mall parking lot for as long as I can remember in the corner along Kam Highway across Central Pacific Bank & Haiku Road.They serve nothing but goodness! Malasadas plain or filled with creamed fillings. The quality is light & fluffy & you can get a sugar high! The only dislike is you have to use a credit or debit card. No cash payment allowed!The food truck is old, but gets the job done. Go see them for a fantastic sugar treat!

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    Andilee J.

    These are the best! Piping hot and fresh. Stayed warm all the way to the west side. Service was friendly as always. Open during the flood warning and a small awning kept me dry while I paid. No outdoor seating at this food truck, so take them to-go and find a nice spot on the beach. A must have if you are on the island.

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    Suzanne A.

    Malasadas Malassadas a Portuguese dessert brought into Hawaii in the late 1800s and is now considered as a local dessert in Hawaii. Malassadas, meaning undercooked, is served with a doughy center making them chewier once deep-fried then covered in sugar. $1.85 a piece you certainly do not want more than two and that's of you can handle a heavy/dense donut. Please give them a try. They are a Kama recommended stop during tours.

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    Steffany I.

    Leonard's malasadas are heaven!! We were on our way to our tour and thankfully found this location on the way. It was in the corner of the Target parking lot and would have never guessed it was there. It was early in the morning and there was no line. We got 1/2 dozen of assorted flavors, some of them filled. Each one was covered in sugar and nice and warm. The dough is perfectly soft. We liked the haupia filling the most out of the puffs. And you can't go wrong with an original or cinnamon either. Definitely the best malasadas out there!

    3 original sugar, 2 haupia filling and 1 custard filling
    Susan B.

    When in Hawaii, what do I have to try? Malasada of course! Leonard's is one of the most popular places for it. This specific truck is located in a parking lot within a plaza. Plenty of parking spots. They offer plains and with fillings. I got 3 plain sugar, 2 haupia and 1 custard. The malasadas were made to order. They came out fast, hot and fresh. They were delicious. The plain one was a bit dense but still fluffy and soft. For the filling ones, the ratio was just right. Eating the malasadas will get super messy so prepare tons of napkins :) **Debit or Credit Only**

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    So glad i got to try their famous malasadas and i loved the classic custard filling ones. Really a must try when you visit hawaii

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    Wait was not bad, parking was reasonable. Pricing was fair and food was great. Essentially a way better donut. Totally worth

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    This is a must stop for a visit to Oahu. They have a good varietypaeticularly at their flagship storefront location.

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    Not very friendly but I like that we don't have to drive to Waikiki to satisfy the cravings.

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