For about a year, I have consistently patronized the Sweet Corner Cafe but haven't submitted a…read morereview yet Here is my review. The roasted chicken - requires 20 minutes to prepare - gyoza (chicken or beef) and the orange chicken are deliciously delectable, and are my favorites. The fried noodles (no bacon is available) are the perfect accompaniment to the aforementioned entrees. Rice is also available. Chelsea is extraordinary at providing consistent superior customer service. She never fails to greet customers promptly and kindly. Chelsea wears many hats as the greeter, server, barista and overall front of house manager. It can be extremely busy, but Chelsea hustles and does her absolute best. So bring your appetite and a dose of patience. Online ordering is a great option. On your initial visit it may be difficult to find, but the discovery is well worth the hunt. It can be daunting to find the entrance, walk through a corridor and netting. But don't be deterred nor frustrated. I highly recommend trying the Sweet Corner Cafe. Say hello to Chelsea for me.

Sweet Corner Café in Oahu was absolutely incredible. We ordered all gluten free items, and…read moreeverything was perfect. The orange chicken was crispy, flavorful, and coated in the perfect sauce. The coconut shrimp was amazing, and the tempura chicken was so good that you would never guess it was gluten free. We also had the pineapple sausage, gluten free fried rice, and locally sourced organic eggs, and every single item was fresh, delicious, and thoughtfully prepared. Chelsea, our waitress, was on top of everything from start to finish. She was funny, kind, and very educational when explaining the food items and their preparation processes. After running a half marathon today, I was exhausted, and Chelsea genuinely lifted my spirits. It is rare to find gluten free food this good, especially fried items with such great texture and flavor. Sweet Corner Café exceeded every expectation. This place is a must visit in Oahu, whether you eat gluten free or not. Sweet Corner Café in Oahu was absolutely incredible. We ordered all gluten free items, and everything was perfect. The orange chicken was crispy, flavorful, and coated in the perfect sauce. The coconut shrimp was amazing, and the tempura chicken was so good that you would never guess it was gluten free. We also had the pineapple sausage, gluten free fried rice, and locally sourced organic eggs, and every single item was fresh, delicious, and thoughtfully prepared. Chelsea, our waitress, was on top of everything from start to finish. She was funny, kind, and very educational when explaining the food items and their preparation processes. After running a half marathon today, I was exhausted, and Chelsea genuinely lifted my spirits. It is rare to find gluten free food this good, especially fried items with such great texture and flavor. Sweet Corner Café exceeded every expectation. This place is a must visit in Oahu, whether you eat gluten free or not.

My son told me about a place with great acai bowls so I wanted to visit and try. It's on a small…read morestreet on the left, right before you get to the Royal Summit sign. Drive into the Calvary church parking lot and you will see their Cafe. The Acai bowl was absolutely delicious. There's plenty of bananas, blueberries, and strawberries on the top with granola and macadamia nuts. I've never had mac nuts in my acai but they were yummy!. The size is perfect and well enough to fill you up. They also have a large size that you can probably half with someone. It's huge. I had my first one on Tuesday, went again on Friday. After the first try, I couldn't resist and had to go again. I'd totally recommend. Cost for regular size was $10 and the large was $15. BTW - they also have lots of fresh fruit cups, smoothies, sandwiches,... I also heard they have dinners on certain nights too.

Recently had the Sunday dinner : Teriyaki Chicken with rice and a carrot, celery, pasta salad. It…read morewas all good and I do enjoy the Chicken Salad Croissant with grapes, but will have to take a photo next time. I also like the Soba salad and Fruit cups. Sunday & Weds Dinner menu changes so call & find out what's cooking! Mahalo!

We come here all the time for a little treat and are never disappointed! I love the brown sugar…read moremilk tea. The owner is super nice, and the rest of the staff is pretty cool too.

did not understand what i wanted. i wanted a fresh fruit orange smoothie. what i got was blended…read moreorange ice cubes. this was not a fresh fruit orange with out pineapples. they sign said short staffed but there was 4 workers? any way even tho jamba juice is more expensive they would of under stood what i wanted. this was a waste of my $6 because i did not get a smoothie. it was so horrible that i had to throw it away and go to starbucks to get a actual smoothie.

I live in Aiea, for years we've been without a doughnut shop!!…read more Island Glaze showed up a couple of years ago and I am thrilled! I really enjoy their glazed doughnuts, they taste like Krispy Kreme to me! I have cruised through the other choices and liked several of them! They do a good job with their fruit flavors. Strawberry, guava, and passion fruit were yummy! Peanut butter and jelly was good too! The people there are always eager to please and very friendly, even when I can't decide what I want to try! The shop itself is bright, there are places to sit and areas for kids to play! More importantly the shop smells heavenly and the doughnuts are fresh!!

Walked in telling myself "just one donut"... yeah okay Next…read morething I know I'm holding a box of 6 like I showed real restraint. My inner fat kid was already side-eyeing me like "we both know that's not enough." That glazed donut though? Unreal. Soft, moist, and that glaze is straight disrespectful. Like melt-in-your-mouth, why-am-I-eating-this-so-fast kinda good. I took one bite and immediately started doing the math on how fast I could turn around and grab more without looking crazy. Halfway through the box I was already mad at myself. Who buys 6?? That's not a quantity, that's a warm-up. Should've got 12 and saved myself the emotional damage. Only reason it's not a 5/5 is because now I'm sitting here donutless, thinking about going back like a man with unfinished business. Next time I'm letting the fat kid make all the decisions

great food and a clean cafe. workers make you feel welcome and check on you often during you visit.read more

Been a while since we've return but wanted the Ube Pancake-craving for it and it's the only…read morerestaurant that has the best; everything else is just a copycat. I'm surprised the place has new furniture that accommodates larger group-perfect for families. The people are so locally friendly and has that Aloha spirit. Highly recommended!!! Just make sure when you do come, come not so hungry coz it's so popular that the wait is a bit longer but worth it.

Went in to support a great cause, making sure animals had a safe place while waiting for adoption…read moreand fell in love with the service, staff, and the drinks. The coffee I got was delicious, service fast, barista very polite and engaging if you wanted. And every table has cat themed board games to play for free while you wait or enjoy your drink. All the proceeds going to help fund their charity work for cars and other animals is so special as well.

Cute little cat cafe located in Pearl Kai kitty corner (get it?) from PowerHouse gym. They have 2…read morerooms - adults vs babies - for you to sit and mingle with the cats. $17 per person for 50 mins. Odd set up with the bathroom between both rooms but it works. Be careful, the cats like to escape the rooms when you're trying to enter/exit! Simple cafe style foods, a few chairs & tables to sit at while watching cats or eating/drinking. If you're prone to scents, I'd suggest you wear a face mask. Plenty of parking, friendly staff.

I was shopping next door at DQ, but I really needed coffee. Nak was closed, so I wandered over…read morehere to the food hall to see what they had. L'Ami looked good! Ordered a large iced latte. I didn't have to wait long since it wasn't crowded. If I was hungry, I would've picked up a pastry. The staff working were efficient, but not overly friendly. But that iced latte was the pick me up I needed. If you're in the area shopping, this is definitely a great place to stop by. Mahalo L'Ami!

Just stopped in to try their pastries. There wasn't a big selection probably because it was after…read morethe lunch rush. The staff was friendly and helpful. It's a kind of bright, clean, uplifting atmosphere. The pastries were wrapped individually and each had a unique taste of it's own. It was the perfect dessert after a small gathering with family. Next time I'll try to go a little earlier in the day to have a better selection

Finally visited our neighborhood golfing range cafe!…read more Didn't care for the other menu after Asian Grindz closed...Miss seeing David, but glad we have a different Menu / different cooks now... & it's still Asian local flavors! Fried Udon with beef was really good! We also tried the Fried Udon with chicken ~ also very tasty! I had the Salmon Salad that includes one scoop of brown rice. It had garlic & green onion on the salmon & was a nice presentation. See pics! Also, ordered Chicken Cake Noodle to-go for dinner! Impressive! They give a good portion of food & have affordable prices! Gotta try more! Mahalo!

I really wanted to give this place a try after seeing so many positive reviews. Before it became…read moreNewtown Cafe, I used to love eating here when it was Newtown Asian Grindz, so I was looking forward to coming back. We ordered the cold ginger chicken, loco moco, pork chop with gravy, and sesame balls. I have to say, I really miss the cold boneless ginger chicken the way it used to be made. It was one of my favorite dishes here. Unfortunately, the food just didn't have the flavor I was hoping for. The pork chop in particular tasted a little off to me, and instead of the Chinese-inspired flavors I remembered, the dishes felt more like local comfort food with a bit of Chinese flair. The overall experience also felt a little lacking in warmth and friendliness. I know many restaurants are facing challenging times, and it's never my intention to leave a low review. I genuinely want local businesses to succeed. But one thing I've learned throughout my food journey is that when food is made with love, you can taste it. It's more than just the ingredients--it's the care, pride, and aloha that come with it. And when that feeling is missing, you notice it too. This is simply my honest experience. No hate, just Queenie keeping it real. I'm hoping this was just an off day, and I truly wish them the best moving forward.