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    Menehune Mac Candies

    4.8 (67 reviews)
    Open 9:00 am - 3:00 pm

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    Best sugar free products I've ever eaten!
    Mikey H.

    Three words: DARK CHOCOLATE ARARE! My mom said I needed to stop back in here and try this sweet morsel of heavenly delight! It is sooooooo good! The flavors play off of each other so well! I wish I had more room in my carryon! I also got the sugar free dark chocolate macs which are really good too! Oh and the sugar free mac nut cookies....which didn't last very long! Mahalo!

    President tour
    Tammy H.

    Not only is the candy amazing, the factory your was awesome. 100% Hawaiian Family owned business! Love love love. We want to come back and support them every year. The chocolate was so creamy and balanced. Come and support the oldest Hawaiian Candy maker!

    Terry K.

    Dark Chocolate Arare. Pineapple snow, Orange Creme, Chocolate Matcha!! My goodness. The list goes on. They are locally owned and operated since 1939. I am ashamed to say I pass this place almost daily and NEVER stopped in to check it out. Voted Best In Honolulu for YEARS now and today was my first visit to their Factory and Factory Store. I am pleasantly surprised to the warmth and friendliness of the staff and management who took time to explain their product line. They have log bags, logo t shirts and many other items you could get and use as gifts. I am also ashamed to say it took me 6 months to stop in as they were one of my bookmarks since their exhibition at the Year end Yelp Event at the Pacific Aviation Museum. I couldn't stop thinking about the dark chocolate arare. I left happy with not only little gifts for Japan but my own personal box of mixed chocolate delicacies. I am not a chocolate person "per se" unless I find something (like these little menehune mac snacks) and the rest becomes tummy history. I will return 30/100 Yelp Review Challenge Los Angeles

    What's behind Door #1?
    Aaron T.

    Stumbled across this store by chance! We were walking through the area to meet a friend when the Menehune Mac sign called out to us. I remember this company from my kid days but haven't seen it around so imagine my surprise! We decided to stop in and we are so glad we did! In addition to their chocolate gift shop, they also offer tours (at 8am) as well as cookies and souvenirs. There are samples of almost all chocolate products. Gotta try their pineapple snow (white chocolate w/ hints of pineapple)...such a delicious combination! After 30 minutes or so, finally decided on a few things to bring back home. Service was friendly and welcoming. Prices are on-point. According to one of the workers, you will only find their products at Neiman Marcus or here. It was such a blast stopping in here, if you are in the area and have never been inside, I highly recommend it.

    all the samples you can eat
    Cherie T.

    on certain days you can participate in making your own chocolates. Unfortunately the day that we went, they didn't have it. But we managed to sample some of their fine chocolates. Okay not some.. but we sampled all. They don't just hand you a chocolate, they have a box filled w/ chocolates where you can sample as many as you want! Milk, white, and dark chocolates! They also sell other things, like tea, jams, and other snacks. But if you like chocolates, this place is for you! the owners were cool, they told us to come back after driving around the area and sample some more!

    Visited the factory with family from Toronto today. Neal sold me the best shortbread cookies ever.
    Jon F.

    Took family from Toronto to the factory, and I discovered the Kona coffee shortbread cookies!!!I devoured the entire package in a single sitting. The best cookies ever. My relatives are taking the delicious, delectable chocolate Mac nut candies to Toronto. They are also bringing with them the Aloha they received while visiting Neal at Menehune Mac.

    Toni R.

    Since the kids are on summer break, I'm always on the lookout for things to do to entertain them. For $10 (plus tax) per person, you can tour this chocolate factory. The tour includes all the samples you can possibly eat, plus a box of handmade chocolate mac candies that you make yourself. Each box comes with 6 chocolates. The tours are only offered on certain Saturdays so make sure you call ahead to reserve your spot. We all enjoyed the tour immensely. Menehune is family owned and the siblings running the place are so friendly. Neil, the company president, conducted the tour. He was very informative and funny. I wish I can remember the names of all the items we sampled, but all I can remember is that they were all very good. My favorite is the box of chocolates that we made. It will make for a very nice gift when my husband visits his sister on the mainland. This is a perfect place to bring friends or families visiting Oahu because the tour is informative and entertaining, and hey, it's all-you-can-eat chocolate samples! I also love that the chocolates they'll make during the tour can double as a souvenir that's inherently local. Both kids and adults will enjoy this tour. It's perfect for elderly family members that are not very active and can't handle strenuous activity since the tour is not that long and the place is air-conditioned.

    The delicious cookie assortment. $6 each
    Kris P.

    This is an amazing place to come and purchase local chocolates! Located in the industrial area of waikaimilo, it's a bit out of the way if you're a tourist but worth the visit. Look for the red door through the gate for the entrance. I prefer receiving chocolates from here than anywhere else on the island. Actually a fantastic spot to pick up gifts for companies or family parties. Parking: there is almost always off the street parking in their small parking lot. I highly recommend the dark chocolate or Chocolate chip macadamia and cookies. They are small, crispy and delicious. If you are a tourist, I recommend going on their chocolate tour to see how they make the chocolate- call ahead of time to make arrangements.

    My handcrafted chocolates before going into the chiller
    Gil A.

    Family owned business, sister at the register and the president of the company giving the tours. Granted it is a small factory but this guy knows his stuff. Very cool to meet someone that has a passion for what he does. You can tell that he takes great pride in the product that he puts out. As part of the tour you make your own little box of chocolates and it goes through the same process as the regular pieces. Very friendly staff and there's lots of samples to try.

    reception dinner centerpiece -- delicious lilikoi cookie and macadamia nut chocolates. :)

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    Momi Dolce Gourmet Brigadeiros - Our Coffee Brigadeiros combine the perfect balance of sweet and bold coffee flavors, using Kaua`i Coffee's Estate Roast.

    Momi Dolce Gourmet Brigadeiros

    4.8(5 reviews)
    2.8 miKaka'ako

    While roaming about the Kaka'ako Farmers Market, I noticed Momi Dolce featuring a traditional…read moreBrazilian confectionery called "Brigadeiros". Momi Dolce's owner and confectioner is Michelle Serota who is from Brazil and she brings her tradition to Hawai'i. She sells her brigadeiros (pronounced "Bree-gah-day-ro") by 4-pack or 6-pack. Her featured flavors are: -Dark chocolate -Crunchy chocolate with cacao nibs -Coconut (white chocolate) -Passion fruit or lilikoi (white chocolate) -Kauai coffee -Almond All of the flavors are intense but balanced by the premium chocolate and condensed milk used in making them. I suppose one could compare them to ganache that is used in making chocolate truffles. These brigadeiros are creamy and fudge-like though it melts smoothly as you might pop them in your mouth. The good thing about Momi Dolce is that Michelle can be reached online so you don't have to wait for her appearance at the Kaka'ako Farmers Market. You can thank me later... Obrigado!

    Delicious! What a tasty treat. My favorite is the Crunchy flavor. But they are all melt in your…read moremouth good. My girlfriend liked the lilikoi best. The only trouble with them is that I could easily eat a dozen of them myself in one sitting. The best way I can describe a brigadeiros is: If a chocolate truffle and fudge had a baby. A freaking delicious baby!!!

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    Choco le'a - Seasonal Item: 3pc Candy Truffle Box with Nerds, Twix, and Caramel Apple

    Choco le'a

    4.8(191 reviews)
    5.0 miManoa
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    Parking can be challenging, in fact, super challenging. We went on a Saturday (the only day we…read morecould go) and there was no street parking. We saw some people illegally parked on the street right on the corner, but they didn't care, they would brave a citation just for these amazing treats! I am sure the neighbors who live across from this place think this is a massive headache, to have such a popular chocolate place right in their own neighborhood - either that, or a blessing, since they can just walk right across! There are 4 tiny stalls in the driveway in the front of the Doggie Bakery and this place, but it looks far too challenging to get in and out and onto the main street, which is insanely busy on a weekend. We parked in the neighboring lot and purchased something from another business just so we could get some chocolates here. If the parking situation were better, I'd come back. I purchased the Hokkaido Soft Serve (weekends only, I think), it was delicious but I was expecting more fatty mouthfeel for something that was labeled as "Hokkaido". It was lighter than I was expecting. The chocolates, on the other hand, were fabulous and worth every, expensive, penny. By the way, who the heck nowdays says "worth every penny"? Probably old folks like me who knew what a penny was, and now due to inflation and the Federal Reserve nixxing the penny, it's probably worth 0.0012 cents now. Rainbow Shave Ice - it really does taste like shave ice! I came here mainly for this, as I've heard the hype and the hype is real! Hibiki Whisky Chocolate - nice and lovely. Dubai Chocolate - with gold leaf and everything. The Dubai craze is insane. This was good, but the least of my favorites. Six chocolates + one soft serve = $30.

    Chocolate fact: In 1847, the British chocolate company J.S. Fry & Sons, led by Joseph Fry and his…read moresons, created the first commercial chocolate bar. By mixing cocoa powder, sugar, and melted cocoa butter, they produced a moldable paste that solidified into a "chocolate délicieux à manger" (delicious chocolate to eat), revolutionizing the industry. Bringing peace to our world, one chocolate at a time. Got the sweetest gift from my Cycle Buddy, Randy S. There was a Spring Dubai Chocolate Bar, delicate mango slices dipped in chocolate, Classic Crunch a le'a (white chocolate, peanut butter, puffed rice cereal, marshmallows, toasted macadamia nuts, dark chocolate chips with a chocolate drizzle), and a trio of delicious truffles (one was definitely rainbow shave ice and two were these had an amazing Hibiki whisky filled center.

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    Okayama Kobo Bakery & Cafe

    Okayama Kobo Bakery & Cafe

    4.5(367 reviews)
    3.0 miKaka'ako

    Loved the baked stuff and drinks. It is outdoor and take out mostly so not…read moreGreat when it rains. Plenty of outdoor seating I order a ton of random Stuff between sweet and savory The hot dog in bun was exceptional

    You can't help but notice the line…read more Staying directly across the street from the bakery gave me a front-row seat to its daily ritual. Every morning, without fail, people gathered outside waiting patiently for pastries. No flashy signs. No gimmicks. Just quiet consistency. That alone intrigued me. By the second day, my mind was made up. I'm an early riser, so the plan was simple: go on my usual morning run and arrive before the rush. Japanese culture and craftsmanship have long fascinated me. Through close friends with family roots tracing back to Japan, I've developed a deep appreciation for the culture -- the discipline, the rituals, the precision, and the respect for process. There's a beauty in the intentional pace at which things are done. Nothing rushed. Nothing careless. This bakery embodied that philosophy perfectly. The space itself was small, modest, and aromatic. No overdesigned interiors. No influencer bait. Just the comforting smell of fresh bread and butter hanging in the air. Some bakeries hide behind elaborate architecture and presentation, but this place understood something more important: when the product is exceptional, the product becomes the attraction. The pastries ranged from playful and charming to elegant and refined. The Salt & Butter bread was an instant staple -- savory, warm, and impossibly light. The dough practically dissolved like air. Thankfully, nothing felt overly heavy, because I completely lost control of my ordering strategy. The Kobo Kuma -- a soft bear-shaped bun filled with homemade vanilla bean custard -- was perfection. Equal parts cute and comforting. The Cinnamon Roll was solid, but the Haupia pastry completely stole the show. For those unfamiliar, Haupia is a traditional Hawaiian coconut pudding found throughout Polynesia. The flavor here was subtle yet lingering, delicate without disappearing. The kind of flavor that quietly stays with you long after the last bite. Then came the Blueberry Danish -- beautiful, buttery, and perfectly sweet. I didn't even make it to the savory options this time, which honestly just gives me another reason to return. And I absolutely will -- whether back here in Hawaii or perhaps at one of their mainland locations in Los Angeles. Some places become popular because of hype. Others because of quality. This bakery earned its line.

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    Holey Grail Donuts

    4.4(608 reviews)
    3.0 miKaka'ako
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    This was about my fourth or fifth time at Holey Grail Donuts, and it never disappoints. I picked up…read morea four pack with the hot single, strawberry fields, chocolate crunch, and lilikoi. The hot single is a classic and still my favorite. It's simple but so good, especially when it's fresh and warm. The strawberry fields and lilikoi were both really flavorful, and the chocolate crunch had the perfect texture. They still taste great even after cooling down at home, but they're definitely on another level when you eat them fresh. The service is always really good, and there's plenty of seating, which makes it easy to hang out and enjoy your donuts. Definitely a spot I keep coming back to when I'm in the area!

    I was down on that side of town and had a hankering for Holy Grail Donuts. If you've never been,…read moreyou're missing out. I don't really have a sweet tooth-I'm a no icing, no frosting kind of girl. I wouldn't dream of eating a cinnamon roll with icing, that's a no for me. But their donuts are delicious all the same and can definitely scratch the itch if you do have a sweet tooth. As someone who's vegan, it can be hard to find a dessert I actually feel good about, and this is one of those places. Everything is taro-based and cooked in coconut oil, which I really appreciate. Just a heads up-all of their donuts are taro donuts. The flavors come from the toppings, so if you see something like a strawberry one, the donut itself isn't strawberry--it's the topping. Their offerings change, ( they do have their core donuts that don't change-and I usually go for one "naked"--no glaze. Sometimes I'll get the honey and sea salt one. Right now they have a seasonal donut called Black Sabbath that's black sesame, brûléed banana. Every time I've been in, I'm greeted right away, and there's plenty of free parking. They get your order out super quick. If you don't want a whole donut--or you're eating in your car and don't want to make a mess--their little donuts called Holeys are the perfect pop-in-your-mouth option. The place has always be well kept and clean - and they have a very spacious, and equally as clean, bathroom. They also have an app where you can check the menu, keep track of your rewards, and manage gift cards, which makes it really convenient. Also, if you're not signed up for their rewards program, do it. You're basically passing up free donuts if you don't. Give them a go, share your experience and if your taste buds celebrated. SYOY! Deb B

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    Holey Grail Donuts - Outside seating

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    Waikiki Tea - Chocolate crepe cake $10

    Waikiki Tea

    4.3(180 reviews)
    4.7 miWaikiki
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    Being this is the only place on island I know of that sells Royce Chocolates from Japan of course…read morethey get 5 stars! The guy helping me was super nice also. They put the chocolate in an insulated sleeve and even include a mini ice packet to ensure safe travels to your destination :) If you have never tried Royce Chocolate's I highly recommend splurging a little. If I recall it was around $18 for one box. These chocolates literally melt in your mouth have the smoothest flavor profile I have ever tasted. I am not really sure how to properly explain Royce chocolate and it's something you just have to eat to find out. I love the dusting of cocoa powder on them as well. My faves are the Champagne and Matcha, so far. I still haven't tried them all.

    Tearrific selections of tea…read more.. As a tea lover I was really wanted to give this spot a visit knowing that they have some impressive selection of various teas. I assume the lot right beside the shop is some parking but since I've already secure a parking in the area decided to walk over and is very easy to find on Beachwalk. I was surprised of how small the shop is though there was two tables it was very close together and with already a couple seated with a pot of hot tea I did feel comfortable seating with my simple cup but did manage to browse around the various Royce Chocolates that they have and along with a display case filled with all types of desserts. As I approached the service counter the gentleman was meh and asked about their tea to which he gave me the menu and after a quick glance went with one of their specialties "Cranberry Mist" perhaps with the holidays approaching it sounded festive as it's Ceylon tea and cranberry cocktail...oo! Nothing fancy a tea brewed perfectly paired with the cranberry cocktail to kick it up a notch no garnish nothing exciting but don't get me wrong it was wonderful not too sweet very light and refreshing and just what I needed on this hot afternoon in Waikiki. Thank you!

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