Pandesal, Ube Halaya, Mansanas Apple Cookies: Wow Baguio’s Filipino Sweets Connect to Comforting Roots
Think Filipino food is just adobo, pancit and lumpia? Jo Soeung of Wow Baguio will show you otherwise.
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Think Filipino food is just adobo, pancit and lumpia? Jo Soeung of Wow Baguio will show you otherwise.
Starting this month: Huge bowls of ice cream and honey toast in flavors like Fruity Pebbles, Lucky Charms and Cocoa Krispies.
Take our boba personality quiz and we'’ll point you to your perfect match.
Seek out the new Piccola Onda food truck and Double Fat Ice Cream kiosk next to the Alohilani Resort.
Prince Waikīkī’s restaurant has switched things up with action stations and all-you-can-eat served courses (we’re looking at you, crab legs and dessert!).
Did someone say chocolate cinnamon babka?
Because does anyone really wait until Fat Tuesday to eat a doughnut?
Get your plant-based fast-food fix and top it off with a pint of dairy-free ice cream at HB Social Club.
Is Waikīkī now Hawai‘i’s capital of mochi pastries?
Uncommon sur-pie-ses from Breadshop, HB Baking and The Pig & The Lady.
Tricked-out treats are perfect for the one night even adults can go batty.
Fujiya Hawai‘i, a longtime fixture in Kalihi, has reopened with a pillowy array of traditional Japanese sweets.
Why we stand in line for $4 doughnuts.
But you missed the camel milk chocolate.
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Pa‘i‘ai on ice cream with coconut cream and coconut flakes now has a following in Wai‘anae.
Sage Creamery sells out so often, we recommend signing up for new flavor notifications.
Labor Day might signal the end of summer elsewhere, but we’ll still be sweating through the next few months. Here are our favorite ways to cool down.
Brandon Lee, sous chef of MW, makes scoops in classic flavors.
These new items in Waikīkī are fried fresh and delightfully chewy.
New bars include hibiscus, coffee crunch and coconut banana.
The shave ice shop from Hilo recently opened its second location in Hale‘iwa.
Dukes Lane Market & Eatery sells sweetly chewy ube, mango and original mochi malassadas.