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Asian & Chinese fare plus signature fried buns in many flavors, served at a counter in humble digs.
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- Address94-861 Farrington Hwy C, Waipahu, HI 96797, USA, Waipahu
- Phone(808) 671-5241
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First time customers and will definitely be frequenting! The garlic fried chicken was recommended and it was absolutely amazing! The fresh ginger really made it a dish to remember. When I heard hard “fried chicken”.. I was leaning against it. Fried chicken just sounded way too heavy. I was pleasantly surprised to see it was more a a lightly fried/breaded finish. The taste reminded my of Gyoza! Portion was beyond generous and the employee there was extremely polite and accommodating. Looking forward to trying something else on the menu(:
I have gone twice to this manapua and drink cafe. The dimsum is delicious. They custom make their smoothies and drinks. The unique treatment of the manapua makes this cafe outstanding. The bao can be ordered deep fried! You can order the bao steamed of course but the fried option is wonderful.
The best manapuas on the island! Absolutely loved all four I tried. Amazing savory and sweet options like the char siu pork and oreo cream! The ginger fried chicken entree is something everyone has to try if you come to Honolulu! Thank you so much for the wonderful food!
This is the first place I've gone to where the staff told me prices have gone down because they found efficiency in their operation, very honest business. Staff are kind and they serve up really delicious shrimp dumpling, half moon, and shumai. Portions are large considering how much filling they add. Highly recommended
Nifty location with unique buns and solid lunch plate offerings. The pork and duck manapuas are unique. Saw it on The Hawaiian Traveler and stopped by. Clearly popular with locals, but probably not worth driving well out of your way, but if you're in the area, it's better than the fast food across the street.