Hawaiian Crown Cafe — Restaurant in Honolulu

So we came upon this store by chance. We were walking down Kuhio street and needed something to drink. I wanted some pineapple juice and saw this store and suggested we try it out. I had to wait outside with our daughter since it is a tiny space and made the bf go inside lol. It is so tiny our small umbrella stroller would of made it crowded. We were only able to go here twice. First time we got a pineapple juice with hibiscus tea. I liked it, could do without the tea but at least I tried it and had a pretty color. He thought it was good as well. The second time we went there, we just got pineapple juice. Which was great. Sweet and very refreshing. Also the ladies that worked there were friendly and helpful both times we went there. We would of bought the pineapples but $26 for pre-inspected pineapple(I think you get two), naw. So overall a great place for pineapple juice and would...

Pineapple PARADISE! The pineapples from Hawaiian Crown Plantation were in the best I have ever tasted. Super juicy and sweet the flavor was a wonderful and definitely a 10/10. My bae showed me how to easily twist the tops off for easier access to skinning the body of the fruit and speed up the best part, devouring this perfect pineapple. The dehydrated pineapple was on another level only comparable to dried Mango's. The store is locally owned and they farm their own fruit. Shipping is available but I can't wait to try out there frozen acai bowl while taking in the beach. There are some great pictures above. The only draw back would be the size is probably smaller than the 🍍 you are use to. This is poth a negative and a positive because it makes up for...

Customer service 10/10 Value for money 5/10 Quality of the experience 3/10

The acai bowl large came out a mush. The worst you can do to an acai bowl is have it melted already when handing to the customer.

The bowl is mostly acai mush, not dense at all. It is obvious cost reduction was introduced to acai powder concentration. The toppings are minimal. The pineapple is not fresh. The granola is only a layer. The almond butter, a 1 dollar extra topping only left some hints in the mush that is Acai. Overall the balance and mouth feel are just wrong.

At a higher price, it falls short gravely from the wonderful consistent production I have enjoyed at Honolulu cafe (at...