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During my recent visit to Waikiki, we also stopped by the Royal Hawaiian Center - a vibrant mix of shopping, culture and of course, food. If you're looking for a convenient spot to grab a bite, this place doesn't disappoint... well, mostly.
I found some real gems in the food court. One of my favourites was the Texas toast from Raising Cane's- warm, soft and buttery. It paired perfectly with the crispy chicken. Another standout was the galbi from L&L Hawaiian BBQ - simple but done right.
On the flip side, I had high hopes for the doughnuts from Penny Malasadas as we had amazing doughnuts from Leonard's before, but they fell flat for me. They only sell them as a package of 3 or 6, but the seller told me that I can't mix flavours. Of course, I wanted to try all different flavours. And we can't buy individually too. With disappointment, I ended up with only a box of mini beignets. The texture and flavour just didn't hit the mark. If you wanna try malasada in Hawaii, I don't recommend this place. Go straight to the best one in town from Leonard's Bakery.
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Texas toast |
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Beignets with powdered sugar USD 7.95 (around AUD 12.10) |
Ph: +1 808 744 2795
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Royal Hawaiian Center
Paina Lanai Food Court
2nd Fl, 2233 Kalakaua Ave, Honolulu
Stay tuned for the next blog still in Hawaii:
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