Jus’ Desserts
Fendu’s Handcrafted Masterpieces
Tucked away in Manoa Marketplace sits a bakery that has locals coming from all over the island. Fendu Boulangerie has been praised for its wonderful breads and sandwiches, as well as the many pastries that sit behind glass cases. While the pastries might look too good to eat, you’ll definitely want to try one (or…
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Kit n Kitchen’s menu has been well received for the numerous dishes that adorn its pages, and there also is an array of desserts to choose from. The best part about the restaurant’s great selection of desserts is that Kit n Kitchen is open until midnight daily. This means you can satisfy your sweet tooth…
Continue »Sweet Treats Perfect for Sharing
Since 1998, Big City Diner has been serving up tasty dishes that never skimp on the portions, which makes it a great place for family-style eating with those closest to you. And those big portions apply to everything on the menu, yes, even the desserts. Big City Diner’s Big Brownie Bubbies Pie ($7.49) is a…
Continue »Show-stopping Sweets Take Center “Stage”
Stage Restaurant in the Honolulu Design Center has a grand finale of desserts to choose from, and each dessert will not only please your palate, but your eyes as well. The Brown Butter Banana Tart ($9) is a melting pot of textures with an amaretto streusel topped with maple-glazed pecans. “I really like to pair…
Continue »Stay for the Korean-style Desserts
In the heart of Stadium Mall in Salt Lake sits Yakiniku Camellia Buffet, a do-it-yourself carnivore lover’s experience. The location has proved perfect for those living on the Leeward side, as well as town dwellers. Normally one would think that meat dominates the menu, but, according to manager Kris Kim, patrons stay for the sweets…
Continue »Lavish Desserts Suit Different Tastes, Diets
There’s nothing quite like beachfront dining, and at Ocean House in Outrigger Reef Hotel the staff here serves up desserts to be enjoyed in the sunny Hawaiian weather or during the pleasant evenings paired with the sound of the ocean waves. Ocean House has a number of desserts on the menu, including Uncle Moki’s Chocolate…
Continue »Feed your sweeter side
Gyu-Kaku in Windward Mall puts its own spin on traditional desserts that will make everyone at the table a happy camper. Roasted Black Sesame Ice Cream ($4.75) with caramel is a heavenly mixture of salty and sweet. “There’s sprinkled arashio (sea salt) on top, so it brings out the flavor of the sesame ice cream,”…
Continue »Ethnic Treats That Put a Smile On Your Face
Max’s of Manila has been a Filipino-food lover’s paradise and is well known for its famous fried chicken and traditional Filipino dishes. The iconic connotation of pancit, sini-gang and lechon often overshadow the desserts, but here at Dining Out, we want to let our readers know about the tasty treats that await you at Max’s…
Continue »Eggs-tremely Sweet Hearts
Eggs ‘n Things spices up common breakfast staples to create a montage of hearty desserts that will fill you up and satisfy your sweet tooth. Known for its breakfast eats and family-friendly atmosphere, Eggs ‘n Things will provide excellent customer service along with treats that you won’t soon forget. Fresh ingredients and extremely reasonable prices…
Continue »Dim Sum Delights That Touch the Heart
With so many great dining options that surround us daily, it’s easy to eat more than your stomach can handle. And this often means there’s no room left for dessert. But Jade Dynasty in Ala Moana Shopping Center offers Chinese-inspired desserts that are light, tasty and prove to be the perfect ending to your meal….
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