Cute little gem found in the Royal Waikiki Food Hall on the 2nd floor. Coffees are all pour over…read morewhich is a plus! The service is fast and the girl behind the counter was friendly. Got the Aloha latte, smooth and delicious! Also got the strawberry matcha latte w/boba. Boba balls were nice and chewy and there was a lot at the bottom of the cup! Great drinks overall! Would definitely come back again!

Small vendor booth in the food court at Royal Hawaiian Shopping Center…read more Present your ID for Kamaaina free parking, up to 3 hours after purchase of $25 at the shopping center. Nice place to grab a dessert or drink. I decided on the acai bowl, don't remember the exact name. The acai was a little more thicker and not too sweet. The combination of the fruit, acai and the almond butter was soo good! When I'm in the area, would like to try the drinks next time.

Overall: Expensive but it tastes just as good as it looks…read more Soft serve: The guava was sweet but the matcha flavor balanced out the sweetness level to perfect. Price: Touristy price - $15 for one.

For what used to be the small size they now charge is about $9 and half the size they used to be…read morefor the same price. They say it's about maintaining quality with higher costs but makes no sense when the larger drinks just used to have the same amount of matcha with more milk also matcha prices have increased they have not gone up 150%. Now they use the cheapest cup possible taking away every once of value. You're better off getting matcha at Starbucks with these prices and massive decline in quality and size. The matcha doesn't taste as good as it used to either which is sad. The staff is friendly. The location is great around all the shopping and clean.

Sooo expensive and so hot inside Also so overpriced…read more It was like $8 for a medium cup I asked for a strawberry green tea and received a weird colored milky strawberry drink Tasted like bubblegum I couldn't even finish the whole thing

I came across this place while walking around near the hotel. The word "boba" caught my attention…read morebecause I haven't had any since vacation starts. The first time I stopped by it was closed and so I came back the next day around noon. Once I walked in it's a small place. Looking at the wall to your left you'll see jams for sales. There's lots of flavor I wish I could bring back home but my luggage is so full. I came here for my boba fix so I'm doing just that. You can order and pay from the iPad. I saw other customers order spam musubi here and you can add toppings to it too. Of course milk tea here can't compare to the one back home in LA but I really wanted one. Lots of milk and not much on the tea. I would suggest checking out spam musubi and jams here if you're nearby.

My usual morning stop for coffee when I'm on the island. I usually go for the cappuccino but I…read moredecided to try the white mocha. It was too sweet for me I should have stuck with my regular. Ube roll was moist and tasty.

This place is located within same building as Basalt, another eatery and a market. After dining at…read morethe Basalt for breakfast, I was able to try a Vietnamese coffee from here. It was really good! The barista was friendly and they work fast as there is usually a line here but they provide quick service.

We stopped by this café today -- as we do almost every day -- for our daily coffee ritual, and we…read morewere really impressed! We ordered the Lucky Macadamia Latte and the Caramel Macchiato, and both were absolutely delicious. Rich, smooth, and full of flavor -- exactly what we were hoping for to start our day right. What made the experience even better is that this location is more than just a coffee spot -- it's part of a larger food court area with plenty of tables and a really nice, relaxed atmosphere. The air conditioning works just perfectly here (not too cold, not stuffy), which is such a relief on a warm Hawaiian day. There's a great variety of food options too -- from fresh sushi to burritos, tacos, and even burgers that looked super tasty. It's convenient, clean, and the service was friendly and quick. If you're in the area and looking for a place to grab a great cup of coffee and maybe even enjoy a full meal, I definitely recommend checking out this spot. We'll be coming back for sure!

The ambience is cozy and cute with some outdoor seating and indoor but very open and breezy. The…read moremusic is nice with some oldies playing. The service is great here! The lady at the register kindly answered my questions about the menu. The drinks are unique. What I love is that they have more than one option for milk. Macadamia nut and coconut for example. The coconut coffee was so good I literally finished it in like 5 min and got another one! I have never done that in my life! lol Only thing is I wish they would open earlier so I can get my coffee fix before noon!

Right after finishing dinner at Tempura Kiki, we stopped by Ao Gelato (located right inside the…read moreSTIX Asia food hall) for dessert. Tried their flavor of the month, Yuzu Sorbet, and it was amazing! Super refreshing, bright, and perfectly balanced without being overly sweet. It's just what we needed after a savory meal. Also, they offer a 5% Kamaʻāina discount if you show your local ID! Definitely a great spot to hit up for a light, delicious dessert if you're in the Waikīkī Shopping Plaza!

Timing is everything. Reading fine print and asking…read morequestions help too. My local friend shared a link about Stix Asia celebrating its one year anniversary. There were a series of promotions and, when our group was discussing a dinner spot on Saturday evening in early February, I suggested picking a restaurant there. Before walking the aisles, my friend and I went to the information desk and asked whether that Saturday's promotion offer was still available. The lady confirmed that there were redemption coupons still available so we planned accordingly. After dining at the noodle restaurant in the back, we explained the promotion to our fellow diners and paid for our meals so that all interested guests would be able to enjoy this perk. For spending $20 on a meal, we were given a coupon to get a free cup of sorbet here. Being right next to the information desk, this store is to the far left, near the exit doors and stairs. In redeeming our coupons, we patiently waited as the young lady scooped our cup of sorbet. mango sorbet (https://www.yelp.com/user_local_photos?select=ctKL8zyt4Jhz0wy6NXfJEA&userid=saJuyv784apZzH--psHZ3Q). The promotion didn't lend any choice in flavors but I must say that I enjoyed that sorbet, perfectly icy after a hot bowl of noodles. The young lady was patient as the five of us each had coupons. As we were about to leave, a gentleman shared with us the background of their company which was interesting and helpful. Always great to support local businesses. On our next visit to Stix, if I still have stomach space... highly likely..., I will stop in and try some of their other offerings whether it be sorbet or gelato. And thank you for the promotion to give us a free opportunity to experience your business.

Stopped by OL Gelato Waikīkī for a quick refresh and tried the organic açaí bowl and the Mango…read moreHeaven smoothie. Honestly? They were just okay. Both tasted a bit bland and lacked the vibrant, fresh flavor you'd expect--especially with names that promise a tropical punch. Customer service was friendly and welcoming, and the location is super convenient, right on the main Waikīkī shopping strip. It's a decent stop if you're nearby and in need of something light, but overall, nothing particularly special or worth going out of your way for. A solid *meh*--not bad, not amazing.

A good gelato spot on the island. It looks like there's a few of these gelato shops on the island…read more We got the coconut and the lychee. I didn't care for the lychee as it left an aftertaste, however the coconut was a hit. Definitely refreshing to have after walking Waikiki.

I had kinda given up on ever having a good cup of coffee when I visited Hawaii.... Every time I…read morecame here it was the same old weak light roasted Kona blend. Some people like it, but I'm really a fan of bold roasted coffees with a smooth finish. I was happily surprised and impressed to find that ordering a quad long espresso here gave me the perfect bold/strong/non-bitter flavor that I've come to expect from the few curated places I go to back home... and not with some funky infused flavor other than coffee... I don't need my coffee tasting like the grass is in Nicaragua or something. It's rare that I give full marks for anything, but this place definitely fits the bill. I hope to keep coming here... On every visit... Hope they keep up the good work!

I was scared of coming here bc there not a lot of reviews but the barista was super nice I got…read morecaramel coconut latte and it was so good, it's very sweet and creamy definitely a hidden gem