After reading all the reviews, I decided to arrive just before opening in hopes I would be able to preview the full selection of goodies. At 6:55, there was already a short line. The doors opened promptly at 7. Waiting in line I was able to see everything through the glass and determine my selection. Once at the counter, I was able to ask questions. The ladies are so patient. It's a challenge to pick because everything looks so good! I think the strawberry malasadas were my favorite. The cinnamon rolls were also good. I think the price is fair. There's obviously a great deal of love and care put into to making them and you get what you pay for.

This place sells out fast, so get there close to when they open. The first time we came at 11 and they were pretty much sold out of everything. The second time we came at 8 and they had everything. My husband and I shared: - Lilikoi Glazed Strawberry Filled Donut - Ube Filled Malasada - Guava Filled Malasada - Sweet Potato Haupia Pie The Lilikoi Strawberry donut was definitely my favorite (lilikoi is always my favorite). I also really enjoyed the malasadas. The Sweet Potato pie had good flavor, but I didn't like the texture. It was like mashed potatoes, which was a bit off putting as a dessert. There were other donuts I wanted to try too so I'd definitely come back on my next trip!

My wife really wanted to give this place a try and it was well worth it. She can't stop talking about going back for more even when she hasn't finished all the malassadas yet. With many different fillings made daily, you can't go wrong with any.

The coconut cream filled topped with coconut was amazing. The guava was good even though I'm not the biggest guava fan. The place is slightly hard to find. It's inside a food court. The malsada is slightly different than a yeast Donut. I would definitely go to this place again!

Wow, what a find! My daughter and I were looking for some malasadas and found this place. They are in a little food court. We came in and the lovely woman who helped us was just wonderful. So kind and she was willing to freshly fill a few malasadas for us since she had run out -- this was so appreciated! We got one guava, one strawberry and one ube. They were sooo delicious! My daughter loved them so much too. Definitely give this place a try. We tried coming back 2 more times but unfortunately they were closed (probably sold out) every time we went again so visit early is possible!

Bakery stall located in a non-touristy food court. Had the ube malasada which was delicious and filled with ube cream. It's basically a sugar coated donut.

This little hidden bakery has great donuts and Malasadas. The service is friendly as you order at the countet inside this little food court. There are little tables where you can sit and eat your pastries and drink your coffee. It's worth the hunt.

The service is super easy with plenty of fresh malsadas to choose from. The ambiance is an open food court with plenty of seating. The malasadas were absolutely delicious! Very fluffy and generously packed with filling. The Ube flavor has strong vanilla accents while the custard has a strong eggy tang. Our favorite malasadas on the trip!

Do not miss this little bakery. We arrived at almost 1 PM and there were still a few flavors left, but it was mostly sold out. He said that they sell out super quick on most days. We ordered the last four flavors available of Malasadas: ube, guava, chocolate, and banana. We almost didn't order banana, but the guy told us that it was his second favorite. It's hard to choose, but banana may have been our first choice, followed by guava, ube, and then chocolate. we crushed them all, and I already want more. Next time I will arrive super early and make sure I can grab one of the mango malasadas! Delish! Definitely added this to my big island Yelp! bookmarks!