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Easy to find roadside stand with plenty of dirt parking on a weekday morning. It's a grab and go spot w/ limited shade available. The malasadas are made fresh to order, so expect a wait (it took about 20 minutes with a few parties ahead of us). There's a 3-piece minimum for $11 and an extra $1.50/2 for each filling. We wanted to try the ube malasadas but they weren't available. The standouts here are definitely the unfilled malasadas. The Original with Cinnamon Sugar was amazing--hot, fresh, and the dough beats other malasadas on the island. Skip the Ube Cheesecake filling. It had no ube flavor and a bizarrely strong, alcohol-like aftertaste (maybe too much vanilla extract?) that made it hard to finish. The Li Hing with Guava was okay, but the filling leaned a bit artificial.
Stopped by the first time around 4pm, and they were completely sold out. Stopped by the 2nd time around 2:30pm, and they were still in business. Minimum order is 3 malasadas. We ordered the Dubai chocolate, guava, and banana cream fillings. They were made fresh. It does take awhile to place the order and also get your order served for this reason. It's a food truck too, so need to be patient. They are located right off the highway, and some other food trucks are there too. The banana cream and guava fillings tasted more artificial. The malasadas weren't out of this world. I've had better. Good service though.
After a fun day exploring the island but frustrating day trying to get food including Malasadas - we decided to try this food truck having passed it by for years! Be prepared for a wait - it was probably near 30 minutes from waiting to order to waiting for our food but it is made fresh to order and you can customize flavors and toppings. The Malasadas are delicious - warm and fresh! The fillings for me were hit or miss - some like S'mores tasted lovely with marshmallows and what I assume was a Nutella filling but others, especially local flavors like Lilikoi tasted very artificial and overly sweet and anything with coconut in it turned to liquid like a coconut oil! Glad I tried them - fresh, warm and hit and miss on fillings
Came on a weekday in the afternoon and got 6 malasadas. Service was quick and it's off the side of the road. I think I made the mistake of waiting until hours later to eat it. The dough got a bit dense but overall the flavor was good. I definitely should have eaten then fresh but if I'm back I'll try again!
Hidden gem on the big Island! This famous malasadas truck did not disappoint. Freshly made malasadas with so many different options to choose from. They do have peanuts but they do take care of cross contamination for those with nut allergies. Team is so friendly and accommodating. There was a long line for orders which shows how good this place is. Malasadas were huge compared to the normal size you would get at other places. 3 for $11 we went with sugar coated ones and they were SO good. Perfectly cooked where you couldn't taste raw dough. You can go behind the food truck and pick your order and eat your malasadas. Better to eat outside than inside your car with all the sugar from the donuts dropping everywhere. Definitely a must then on the big island. I believe they have few trucks spread across the island.
WOWWW! This Malasada was the perfect treat on the way to the beach! We could not have been more satisfied with the texture and flavor of these warm yummy goodies! BONUS! We also got to grab some masubi's!! The guy was super helpful when picking out the top sellers! His friendly personality made our experience even more enjoyable! The convenience of it being off the main road was great!
Delicious malasadas! Best to eat fresh! No additive flavors, tasted like real fruit. Fluffy donut-like malasadas full of flavor in each bite. They have so many flavors available. Out of the ones we ordered, my favorite was the Haupia and my husband's was the Ube. GPS will ask you to loop around to get here, but we were able to just pull in right next to the stand on a Saturday early afternoon. Overall, we recommend!
Had to stop by this malasada food truck in this area. Got there at 9 in the morning on Wednesday and it wasn't busy at all. They take Apple Pay which is super convenient! We got three special filling malasadas which were around $16-17. Super yummy and fit the spot for my sweet tooth! The cookie butter filling was super rich and decadent and lilikoi flavor was a nice fruity balance. Definitely stop by if you are in the area!
Sweet, Simple, Unmissable If you're on the Big Island and craving something warm, sugary, and straight-up comforting, Manuela Malasadas is your move. The malasadas are legit--crispy edges, fluffy centers, and fillings that actually taste like something. Service is fast, friendly, and no-frills. You order, you wait a few minutes, and boom--hot malasadas in hand. Eat one before you drive off.
These are THE BEST! Theres so many flavors it's hard to choose just one so anytime we drive out Waimea way we stop by and pick up a pack of 6 I haven't had a flavor I didn't enjoy but so far I tend to get half chocolate/ half fruit and my go to's are s'mores or Dubai chocolate, and lilikoi They can be a lil messy so have some napkins prepared as there's no proper benches/ outdoor seating to eat you'll be eating in your car or taking them home if you can resist ;)
Absolutely delicious Malasadas. We got 6 not stuffed and 6 stuffed and they were so so good. We waited about 20 minutes for them. The line was long but it was worth it. They were off one of the main roads on the west side of the island. There was also a coffee truck there too!
We stop by every time we visit the island. For one, it's convenient and right off the highway. The flavors are great but I usually just get the basic Bavarian crème. They make it where you have to purchase 3, so you will have to pay the high price. Prices have gone up the last few years. Their malasadas are good but I don't feel it's worth the price. I did not interact with the employees. My husband was the one who ordered. When I have ordered, they are always very nice. They serve it fresh every time. We ordered 2 Bavarian and husband got coconut filled for the 3rd one.
Six stars if it were possible. Freshly made oer order and Hot and drooling yummy!!! each filled generously with raspberry jam, coconut cream and bavarian cream dipped in sugar... there was a choice of many more fillings. Hey, there's always tomorrow we are staying 10 minutes away...YAY!!!!! read more
easy to find off the side of the road, located in an unpaved parking lot, had lots of space for vehicles but limited shade and no tables/seats. cash and card accepted. grab and go malasadas are made fresh to order, expect to wait about 15min. malasadas were a little dense but the inside is still soft and fluffy with a harder/crispy golden brown exterior shell. I only got plain ones without filling (toppings: regular sugar, powdered sugar, and nothing). Powdered sugar was my favorite! I tried a bunch of different malasadas all over the big island and I gotta say: manuela's has the best malasadas! read more
Little food truck. They take card and cash. Lots of fillings to choose from. We ordered 3 filled, and it was $15. They come out hot and ready. They were tasty, just on the denser side, not the light, fluffy, and airy side. There are no tables, so it's more of a grab and go. The area is not paved. The truck is on the side of the street. There was an espresso and smoothie truck in the same area. read more
3 months ago
Easy to find roadside stand with plenty of dirt parking on a weekday morning. It's a grab and go spot w/ limited shade available. The malasadas are made fresh to order, so expect a wait (it took about 20 minutes with a few parties ahead of us). There's a 3-piece minimum for $11 and an extra $1.50/2 for each filling. We wanted to try the ube malasadas but they weren't available. The standouts here are definitely the unfilled malasadas. The Original with Cinnamon Sugar was amazing--hot, fresh, and the dough beats other malasadas on the island. Skip the Ube Cheesecake filling. It had no ube flavor and a bizarrely strong, alcohol-like aftertaste (maybe too much vanilla extract?) that made it hard to finish. The Li Hing with Guava was okay, but the filling leaned a bit artificial. read more
3 days ago
Stopped by the first time around 4pm, and they were completely sold out. Stopped by the 2nd time around 2:30pm, and they were still in business. Minimum order is 3 malasadas. We ordered the Dubai chocolate, guava, and banana cream fillings. They were made fresh. It does take awhile to place the order and also get your order served for this reason. It's a food truck too, so need to be patient. They are located right off the highway, and some other food trucks are there too. The banana cream and guava fillings tasted more artificial. The malasadas weren't out of this world. I've had better. Good service though. read more
After a fun day exploring the island but frustrating day trying to get food including Malasadas - we decided to try this food truck having passed it by for years! Be prepared for a wait - it was probably near 30 minutes from waiting to order to waiting for our food but it is made fresh to order and you can customize flavors and toppings. The Malasadas are delicious - warm and fresh! The fillings for me were hit or miss - some like S'mores tasted lovely with marshmallows and what I assume was a Nutella filling but others, especially local flavors like Lilikoi tasted very artificial and overly sweet and anything with coconut in it turned to liquid like a coconut oil! Glad I tried them - fresh, warm and hit and miss on fillings read more
4 months ago
Came on a weekday in the afternoon and got 6 malasadas. Service was quick and it's off the side of the road. I think I made the mistake of waiting until hours later to eat it. The dough got a bit dense but overall the flavor was good. I definitely should have eaten then fresh but if I'm back I'll try again! read more
Hidden gem on the big Island! This famous malasadas truck did not disappoint. Freshly made malasadas with so many different options to choose from. They do have peanuts but they do take care of cross contamination for those with nut allergies. Team is so friendly and accommodating. There was a long line for orders which shows how good this place is. Malasadas were huge compared to the normal size you would get at other places. 3 for $11 we went with sugar coated ones and they were SO good. Perfectly cooked where you couldn't taste raw dough. You can go behind the food truck and pick your order and eat your malasadas. Better to eat outside than inside your car with all the sugar from the donuts dropping everywhere. Definitely a must then on the big island. I believe they have few trucks spread across the island. read more
4 months ago
WOWWW! This Malasada was the perfect treat on the way to the beach! We could not have been more satisfied with the texture and flavor of these warm yummy goodies! BONUS! We also got to grab some masubi's!! The guy was super helpful when picking out the top sellers! His friendly personality made our experience even more enjoyable! The convenience of it being off the main road was great! read more
10 months ago
Delicious malasadas! Best to eat fresh! No additive flavors, tasted like real fruit. Fluffy donut-like malasadas full of flavor in each bite. They have so many flavors available. Out of the ones we ordered, my favorite was the Haupia and my husband's was the Ube. GPS will ask you to loop around to get here, but we were able to just pull in right next to the stand on a Saturday early afternoon. Overall, we recommend! read more
5 months ago
Had to stop by this malasada food truck in this area. Got there at 9 in the morning on Wednesday and it wasn't busy at all. They take Apple Pay which is super convenient! We got three special filling malasadas which were around $16-17. Super yummy and fit the spot for my sweet tooth! The cookie butter filling was super rich and decadent and lilikoi flavor was a nice fruity balance. Definitely stop by if you are in the area! read more
Sweet, Simple, Unmissable If you're on the Big Island and craving something warm, sugary, and straight-up comforting, Manuela Malasadas is your move. The malasadas are legit--crispy edges, fluffy centers, and fillings that actually taste like something. Service is fast, friendly, and no-frills. You order, you wait a few minutes, and boom--hot malasadas in hand. Eat one before you drive off. read more
14 days ago
Hot Malasadas made while you wait!!! Coffee/banana bread and signature drinks also served at this roadside stand! read more
These are THE BEST! Theres so many flavors it's hard to choose just one so anytime we drive out Waimea way we stop by and pick up a pack of 6 I haven't had a flavor I didn't enjoy but so far I tend to get half chocolate/ half fruit and my go to's are s'mores or Dubai chocolate, and lilikoi They can be a lil messy so have some napkins prepared as there's no proper benches/ outdoor seating to eat you'll be eating in your car or taking them home if you can resist ;) read more
6 months ago
Absolutely delicious Malasadas. We got 6 not stuffed and 6 stuffed and they were so so good. We waited about 20 minutes for them. The line was long but it was worth it. They were off one of the main roads on the west side of the island. There was also a coffee truck there too! read more
7 months ago
We stop by every time we visit the island. For one, it's convenient and right off the highway. The flavors are great but I usually just get the basic Bavarian crème. They make it where you have to purchase 3, so you will have to pay the high price. Prices have gone up the last few years. Their malasadas are good but I don't feel it's worth the price. I did not interact with the employees. My husband was the one who ordered. When I have ordered, they are always very nice. They serve it fresh every time. We ordered 2 Bavarian and husband got coconut filled for the 3rd one. read more
1 month ago
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Dr Kandi M.
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1 month ago
This place is so good. Go early to avoid a wait. I just picked a variety of flavors with mango being my favorite flavor. They come out warm and perfect read more
1 year ago
Pros: They are cooked fresh to order They are locally owned Best hot donut I've ever had light and fluffy inside and the perfect crunch on the outside. Cons: Making them from scratch takes time (worth it IMO) 15-20 an order depending on size They have no shade set up and they are located in a barren dirt field. Price is a tad high I recommend getting a half plain half stuffed mixed dozen. read more
Little roadside establishment where malasadas are made fresh. Got three: 2 filled with mango and 1 filled with haupai. They were out in a few minutes and were crisp, fluffy pastry that paired well with the fruity flavors. Just wished they were filled a bit more since some bites were just dough. They're not cheap by any means but good to dip your toes into a bunch of different flavors. Also got their banana bread which was so moist and yum!!! read more
Roadside food truck with made to order malasadas. Add $1.75 for about a tablespoon of filling. The dough was pretty dense, so eat them while they're hot. The fillings were overly sweet (lilikoi & haupia) and lacked the actual flavor of the fruit. Really bummed about that! We really like the li hung mui best (salty & sweet). Cold brew was great! If we went back, it would only be for the li hung + a cold brew. read more
Best malasadas I've ever had in my life! We tried the regular sugar rolled, crème brûlée filled (incredible, it reminded me of a fresh cinnamon roll), and ordered a guava-filled one--but sadly, it came out empty. Still, they were piping hot, super fresh, and absolutely worth the stop. Just turn right as you leave Hāpuna Beach--Manuela's is about five minutes down the road on the right! read more
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Dr Kandi M.
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The best Malasadas in Hawaii. We stopped by here on our last day in Kona. The flavored packed Malasadas were so fluffy and hot. Not too big, which i prefer over too much dough. We went with a 12 piece order with a variety of different flavors. The owners of the franchise were so nice and friendly. I saw that they have multiple locations in Hawaii and on the main land. Next time i find one im definitely stopping by. read more
Best Malasadas on the Island, as soon as we land and leave the airport we head to this amazing family run mobile business before checking into our location. They offer a variety of fillings and other Island delights but the originals are our favorites. We are eating them as we are entering the highway. They are simply "Onolicous" and love supporting a hard working family business. Well done e delizioso! Mahalo read more
2 months ago
Delicious treats! I got three malasadas, all coated in Li Hing and filled with either ube, lilikoi, and haupia. The slight sourness of the Li Hing was perfect with the sweet filings. They're like large donut holes, but not as big as a full-sized donut, which is good because I was worried about eating 3 full sized donuts. The lady running the stand was a bit worried because she got hit with a rush all of a sudden, but I only waited about 10 minutes. Heck, I rented a car from the airport during a layover just to eat these malasadas. She could've slapped me with one and I would've asked what flavor it was. read more
1 year ago
Incredible and freshly made. If you see this stand open just go ahead and stop by. Cross it off the list. Server was very kind and recommended the ling min(?) powder coat for the mango malasada and that's ALL I CAN THINK ABOUT. cool place on the side of the road with a good beach behind it. read more
9 months ago
These are advertised as "world-famous" malasadas, which makes this experience even more disappointing. I waited in line and paid premium prices for what ended up being dense, heavy dough with almost no filling at all. Charging an extra $1.75 for filling and then giving maybe a teaspoon is honestly insulting. Look at the photos, they're basically empty. It's all dough and no filling. This feels like a straight up ripoff. I regret wasting my time and money here. I will never come back, and I strongly recommend skipping this place entirely. read more
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Dr Kandi M.
I completely apologize that you did not have a five star experience.…
2 years ago
Hot sugary perfection! This is my favorite malasada place in Hawaii- just a little truck on the side of the highway. They have so many different ways to customize from the sugar type to the filling. My personal favorites are the Ube and Lilikoi. The Ube is not too sweet, and honestly so flavorful. Probably one of my favorite bites from my entire Hawaii trip. It can take a bit for them to make them (~10 min wait for me), especially if they're busy, but I promise it's worth it! No seating, but just eat them outside while they're hot! read more
7 months ago
Stop and grab a breakfast treat on your way to beach 69 - our favorite sweet stop. Opens around 9am and only takes about 10-15 min to get your order when it's busy. read more
2 years ago
The best malasadas I have ever had! You must try these! Better than Leonards! They come out hot and perfect with a slightly crisp exterior and a pillowy interior. The dough itself is flavorful and moist- less bready than Leonards and closer in texture to a yeast donut which I prefer. I feel like Leonard's malasadas need a filling or at the very least a sugar coating for some flavor. However, these are phenomenal on their own, just the dough. I don't know what they put in these, but they are incredible. We tried the the guava cream cheese, lilikoi, chocolate, banana all with the sugar coating and a coconut and ube without a coating. My favorite was guava cream cheese followed by ube, lilikoi, coconut, chocolate, and then banana. All of them were great though, you really can't go wrong. The coconut, lilikoi, and chocolate fillings were a bit liquidy though. The ube, banana, and guava cream cheese kept a firmer custardy consistency. The liquidy fillings made the malasadas a bit messier to eat, but didn't take away from the flavor or even texture in my opinion. There was a short line and our malasadas came out ~15 minutes after ordering. There is a banana bread stand in the same parking lot which you can sample. There were also goats on the volcanic rock across the road which were fun to watch while waiting. Overall, I highly recommend Manuela's Malasadas! I will definitely be returning! read more
4 months ago
Wow. Wow. Must try. They are pricey but so worth it! We tried banana cream, guava, pineapple, coconut and a few other flavors. They are made to order. Absolutely delish. $30 for six. You pay for the fillings. read more
Malisadas underfilled--halpia was pretty much a guess versus a taste. The other two sugar and li-hing were fine. Just that all three were slightly stale--not the soft donuts of Leonard's fame. It took a while for the guy to fulfill the order as he was the only one there mid-week read more
1 year ago
WARNING: These malasadas may ruin all other donuts for you. Pulled up to Manuela's Malasada Truck thinking I'd grab one malasada and be on my merry way. Ha. Cute idea. Fast forward 15 minutes and I'm sitting in my car like a sugar-dusted gremlin with cinnamon all over my shirt and no regrets in sight. These malasadas are made fresh to order, which means they come out hot, fluffy, and slightly dangerous like if a cloud and a hug had a baby. You pick your filling (so many good ones, from classic custard to chocolate or lilikoi), then coat it in your choice of sugar, cinnamon, powdered sugar, or li hing. I said yes to all of them. Twice. The truck itself is easy to spot, and the folks inside are super friendly probably because they know they're slinging pure happiness out the window. Pricing is fair (see photos, because math is hard when you're drooling), and the portions are generous. Pro tip: Don't wear black unless you enjoy the powdered sugar polka dot look. Also, bring napkins. And maybe a friend. Or don't -- more for you. Bottom line: If you're on the Big Island and don't stop here, are you even living? Manuela's is a local treasure and your tastebuds deserve this level of joy. read more
9 months ago
6 months ago
Had so much fun ordering malasadas and waiting to eat them hot off the truck. We tried Guava, Lilikoi, Nutella, Haupia & Peach/Pineapple. They were all amazing. They were ready super fast and the owner is so friendly. The goats wandering around in the field behind the truck were very fun to watch. We enjoyed seeing the mothers & kids. Also the roadside jam/fruit stand was very nice too. read more
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What brand of "Li-Hing (Sweet & Sour Plum Sugar)" do you guys use? When I flew home I wanted to dust some local donuts the same way, but the one powder I tried buying on Amazon (described as "Li Hing Mui Powder" was not sour so much as salty...
We blend our own li hing - try to add sugar to your powder and it may turn out amazing too
Hi; we were there Sunday morning after 8:30, but only the espresso truck was there. We'd like to come by this morning & try again...what time will you be open today (Tuesday) & tomorrow?
830
What time are you open until today? It says 5:30pm, but I just wanted to confirm since I am making a bit of a drive.
Yes
Are you open today? I can't find your truck on 1 Puako, we can come back later but I only saw a bunch of cars and police cars there on the lot?
Yes
Do you do catering or we can pick up a large order? We are looking for malasadas for our wedding instead of cake. With much advance notice of course.
Hi, thank you for considering us yes we do. We would just need to know your quantity and the date that you were thinking about because we have become extremely popular for weddings and catering. I just need to make sure that I have the availability…
I'm visiting Hilo on vacation. Are you on the Hilo side anywhere? Thanks
Sorry - only in Waikoloa
Are y'all open today?
I think they are open 7 days a week. We had to find their "temp home" while we were there due to the Ironman race.
Drove by today, are you going to be there today?
Yes. We had 3 employees call in sick today so it’s going to be 10.
Are you at the same location ? We drove by a few times and only saw a shaved ice truck.
We are here - yes, since we are so sought after we have a ton of folks that pull up on that spot…
What are your timings on the Fourth of July?
What oil do they fry the Malasdas in?
Coconut/ canola blend exclusively for our trucks
I read that your location is hard to find. we're visiting and not totally familiar with the area. Is it really just 6.3 miles coming from Waikoloa beach drive (hotels)? One address says 1 and half hour drive from here.
1 Puako beach drive
Hi there :) Do you take debit card or credit card?
She does take both along with Apple Pay. Hope that helps .
What days of the week are you there? Are you still off highway 19? We haven't been to the leeward side in a while and are craving your amazing malasadas!
We are open 7 days a week. 8- until we sell out- this happens between 4-5
Are you guys still around at the Big Island? We were looking for the truck last week but to no avail. 😕
Yes- more popular then ever… Puako beach drive
Where will you be today?
Only location we have on the big island - Puako - we are there 7 days a week
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