Okayama Kobo brings Japanese bakery technique to Kakaʻako with bread baked daily from Japanese wheat and a case built for sampling, not just one pastry. Get the Salt Butter Roll.
Everything is baked for that day, the lineup changes weekly, and whatever remains at closing goes to a local food pantry. Get the Chocolate Croissant.
Leonard’s turned a Portuguese Shrove Tuesday doughnut into an everyday Hawaiʻi ritual, frying holeless malasadas continuously so the right order is always the hot one. Get the Original Malasada.
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