It has been a long time since Ive physically gone to Stillwells to get something. Not to mention…read moregetting something other then pastries. I think the last time was before they changed ownership. Walked in & the vibe was overall different. The store is brighter with music playing . Ive also noticed that they're now on social media, which I'm sire has helped bring in business for them. I went for the special which was the hot pastrami sandwich & I chose Caesar salad for my side. It came on a nice thick bread filled with a generous portion of meat. Really tasty & even though I didnt eat it right away the bread wasnt soggy. I'm really not a salad girlie, but decided that it was a good pairing for that sandwich. If you havent been into stillwells in years, definitely make it back there if you can.

Stillwells has been around for years and has a steady stream of customers, mostly takeout for…read morelocals, police from the station down the road, but there is a small area of outdoor seating with umbrellas if you want to eat there. Obviously the big draw at this popular bakery is their sticky treats, cream horns are in 2 sizes and decadent, Hubby loved their fruit tart and the apple slice. Larger cakes are available too. We stopped by for breakfast after dropping off a friend at OGG for an early flight as they were one of the few places open at that time. Hubbs chose the special Island Boy and enjoyed the spam, bacon, soft scrambled egg and French toast combo. Very filling. I opted for the fried egg sandwich with 2 eggs, mayo, cheese and tomato on Rye. I was a little disappointed as it didn't have too much taste of rye with soft bread. It definitely needed hot sauce to pep it up. However it was filling and cooked to order. They also do salads and sandwiches and sell coffee and Hawaiian salt too. We will definitely be back for sticky treats again.

Please please please learn how to poach a soft egg. If that is too difficult for such a busy…read morekitchen, a 6 minute egg will suffice. I can speak for a lot of these reviewers when I say we want a gooey yolk. This is the second time this happened to me and if I hadn't of ordered it to go, I would have sent it back. Especially since I specifically asked for a poached egg cooked soft to medium with a "gooey yolk" The pastry and coffee was good

Truly scrumptious!…read more The coffee, the sweet pastries, the savory delectable, the clean, simple aesthetic! This was the bakery experience equivalent of a top down drive on beautiful, sunny day across a picturesque European back country. I could have danced out of here like a puppet on strings I was so happy with my service and food. Highly recommend!

If you're looking for good baked goodies to bring home as omiyage, Patticakes Bakery is such a…read moresweet find. They don't have a storefront -- everything is done through online orders -- but the gal who helped me was incredibly kind and went out of her way to assist me in person. I picked up four bags to bring home to Oʻahu and they were SO good. My family enjoyed every bite and immediately asked where I got them. You can really taste the care and quality in each baked treat. If you want omiyage that's delicious, local, and guaranteed to make your family happy, Patticakes Bakery is the place to go.

Such delicious products! They all have a shelf life, so one can't pack too much to bring back to…read morethe mainland. It's too bad that shipping is half the cost of the product.

A friend who's a local brought the butter rolls and bbq pork bao buns for lunch…read more Pros- deliciously decadent, every bite!! My mouth is literally watering just thinking about the buns. The most generously filled pork buns I've ever had. The butter rolls too, I've never had anything like it. The butter in the center of the rolls, genius! We are planning to go to the bakery before we leave to get some buns to go!! Cons- it's kinda far from where we are, but that's just because of where we're staying. Mmmmm, can't wait to go and eat more!! Will take better pictures when we go too!

Soft, pillowy, sweet, and buttery butter rolls! They're so delicious and who can beat warm fresh…read morebread? Came here on a Wednesday at 1:30pm. No line, small spot, just order, pay, and go! A couple of benches in the front to sit and scarf down the rolls. One roll was $1.60 and a dozen for $19.60. Inexpensive for the quality. Luckily I opted for 3 rolls instead of the dozen, cuz I would have finished them before getting in the car.

SUGAR YOU'RE SWEET!! En route to the Waihee Ridge Trail, we stopped for rations at Sugar Beach Bake…read moreShop. It was pretty quiet when we arrived at 9am. We were lured by the cooling fresh petite mango bread so we split one. Of course, I needed coffee so I ordered a Bee Nutz, which was perfectly sweet and creamy. We picked up some spam musubis to go with house made teriyaki sauce and a spicy option with jalapeño. Everything was delicious and fresh - and although we didn't get our hands on the sold out hot malasadas, I'm glad we were able to snag something tasty. Will arrive earlier next time for those malasadas!

I've stopped by here a handful of times now, especially when I'm in the mood for coffee. I would…read moremuch rather support a small local business and I have finally found my go-to drink here in the form of the Char-Latte after a few trial and errors. The Char-Latte comes with in-house made dark salted caramel topped with a hit of local lava salt and is available hot or iced. Their iced version isn't your typical ice cube kind, but rather it's made with finely shaved ice from, you guessed it, Ululani's. Now, while I love Ululani's shave ice, I am not a big fan of using shave ice ice in my coffee. The ice melts way too fast and doesn't keep my drink cool for very long. Hence, the four stars. Regular ice cubes or even coffee ice cubes would be better, but it does the job and it's cheaper than other places at just under $6. They've improved quite a bit compared to when they first opened this location after having to close their Kihei shop for a while. I've watched as they quite literally were figuring things out as they went with the makings of the coffee, but they seem to have a better handle on everything now. If you want a bite to eat, they offer a handful of their greatest hits of baked goods like their banana and mango breads, scones, filled malasadas, cookies, and musubis. I recommend their filled malasadas (ube + lilikoi) and their mango/banana bread. Those are winners for sure.

The roll cakes at Shikeda are the perfect treat when you're craving something sweet but don't want…read moreanything heavy or rich. The sponge cake is so light, and the cream fillings are just as light, paired with fresh fruit. Nothing about it weighs you down. The strawberry and cream is my favorite, with the matcha strawberry coming in at a close second. But honestly, my suggestion is to go with the sampler box and get a slice of everything: strawberry, ube, mango, banana, matcha, and cookies and cream. You won't regret it. Just make sure to go early, because they sell out fast. Aside from the roll cakes, they also have bentos, musubi, and sandwiches, so there's plenty to love here. Shikeda does beautiful Japanese-inspired bento and patisserie, and if you have a sweet tooth but want something on the lighter side, this is the spot. Highly recommend!

Saw this little spot while walking out to the car and the word musubi caught my eye as il always a…read moresucker to have one! While it's a bit of a turn off for me when there are no prices displayed for any of the items, I'll still support you at least one time. There was the spam only musubi and one with egg which is what left with me. Initial visual is that it's juicy because of all the space and rolled in furukaki which are both things that I love! Nice hot when it left in my hand and out the door we went. The taste is good as the sauce wasn't too salty and the rice was just right; not to hard or soft. The rice was still able to hold together and the additional furukaki was generous. Nice shop to try! Street parking was easy for us this time

Made last minute plans for a trip to Maui and this trip decided I wanted to explore more mom and…read morepop places vs my usual suspects in Kaanapali... so upon landed headed to Sam Sato's. Located in old town Wailuku.. the area looks more commercial than residential, but tucked in the street is this cute restaurant. It's nothing fancy, but they sure do serve up a good meal! I feel like I've been missing out all these years.. the dry noodles and beef stick were perfection! The cha shu topping on the eggy noodles, such a good combo. The beef stick was tender and flavorful. The complimentary soup balanced all the flavors... and I wrapped up my meal with a Lima bean manju. Nice and buttery exterior paired perfectly with the Lima bean filling. I really liked that the bean paste wasn't too sweets All in all loved this place and will be back! Staff super friendly, food comes out fast and it's sooo ono - what's not to love? I will add I order a small dry noodles and had extra so took left overs to go and made a sunny side egg and put it on top of my reheated noodles. Winner of a meal!

Another 3.5 overall rating. Ordered their dry noodles and manju for a lunch…read more.. Pros- the Manju is very tasty! I ordered a box of 16, 8 of both options (pineapple and red bean). I would order these again in a heartbeat! 5/5! Cons- I preordered a medium pan of dry noodles with veg. I was expecting some kind of vegetable in the noodles. I'm allergic to bean sprouts, so asked they not be used in the dish, but I thought carrots, yellow onions, something... nope, it was just noodles and green onions! No meat either, which surprised me. I ordered what I thought was their deluxe dry, but it was super plain. That was disappointing for sure. I would not order this again. Parking is also crazy tight and limited. Luckily I dropped my son off and drove around the block. If I actually had to park, not sure what I would have done.

We first tried Manuela's malasadas when they had a spot at the 76 gas station in Lahaina. We made…read moretwo visits at their new location at 22 Alahele Pl, Kihei, HI 96753 during this recent Sept 2026 trip. We probably would've gone more if we weren't so full from all the other good eats on the island. On our 1st visit, we ordered Ube cheesecake, cookie butter & Bavarian cream. All were delicious but Ube was our fave. So on our 2nd visit, we ordered Ube (again), crème brûlée & peanut butter cup. Again, it was all so good. Sabrina & John were super friendly. They interacted with their customers with so much aloha. It was also Sabrina's birthday one of the days we came by so she shared extra malasadas & even gave me a rose from her birthday bouquet. How sweet was that?! When you have delicious items plus great service, that would make you want to keep supporting the business.

Forgot to post this review. It's been a two months since we were there with scrolling through my…read morepictures and saw the malasadas. So I had to write a review These were great -- hot, fresh, and packed with filling. We got lilikoi cheesecake, ube cheesecake, cookie butter, Bavarian, Reese's peanut butter cup, and Nutella. The woman working the truck was the kindest person and patiently helped us pick flavors and fillings. There's plenty places to sit in front of the food truck , an amazing service. Plenty of patience to sit .Highly recommend.

really adorable cakes, japanese style really perfect and tastes super good not too sweet!read more

Ayumi was very sweet upon coming out with our cakes! We ordered the berry cheesecake and double…read morechocolate cake. They are very pretty and far better than what I was expecting. They were packaged with care, also being very delicious. While waiting for our uber she had gifted us a cute hello kitty purse.

absolutely favorite coffee shop. both locations, Wailuku & Haiku are unique but share the same…read moredelicious menu. and the breakfast is so good! I love the siracha bacon biscui sando & a soy latte - every time it's on point. Delish

It's been a long while since I came to Wailuku Coffee Company. Market Street is always busy and…read moreparking is not really available on the street unless you use the Parking Structure (which is a close walk) but I get lazy at times and want to park close by. Since it was Sunday, I decided today was the day. I'm not a big coffee connoisseur because of a health condition I have and caffeine can affect me but I do love coffee (even if it doesn't love me) but I'll usually go with a Tea option or Smoothie. I decided on a simple smoothie so I got the Keiki Smoothie with Banana, Strawberry and Apple Juice. I asked the waitress what sandwich is the most popular and she said the Turkey Pesto Melt and boy did that hit! It really was the BEST sandwich. It was on a crispy, flaky...and might I add...buttery croissant with thick slices of turkey, tomato, creamy pesto aioli and melted provolone! It came with some chips and dill pickle on the side. The only downside was the price-it was about $17 so I'm sure I'll treat myself once in a good while to this. My small smoothie was $8 but refreshing nonetheless. I love the vibes inside with hanging plants and art work throughout. There was someone doing remote work or school in the corner with her sleepy golden retriever next to her, a few locals outside and some visitors inside. The workers are friendly and I saw one clean the outside tables right away after a few parties left. A nice spot to hit up for some nice breakfast, lunch and a coffee with a friend.