Onoh's Malasada Co — Restaurant in Pleasant Grove

A delightful dining experience awaits at Onoh's! From the moment we walked in, we were charmed by the bright and welcoming decor that sets the perfect ambiance for this culinary gem. The staff at Onoh's made us feel like family with their warmth and genuine hospitality.

As for the food, we indulged in a variety of offerings that left us thoroughly impressed. The hamburgers and pulled pork sandwich were expertly prepared, full of flavor, and hit all the right notes. But the true stars of the show were the malasadas. This month’s lychee-flavored malasada was an absolute treat—not overly sweet, just perfectly balanced and deliciously delightful, much like last month's peach flavor.

The refreshing lime drink was a hit with everyone at our table, complementing our meals beautifully and rounding out a fantastic dining experience. Onoh's has truly mastered the art of combining exquisite flavors with a welcoming atmosphere. We're already looking forward to next month's malasada flavor! Highly recommend for anyone looking to enjoy exceptional food and...

Stopped to get soma Malasadas on the way home from this new spot in PG. Atmosphere was great, was immediately greeted when I walked in. Super friendly staff. I didn’t know they served sandwiches, so I will be in again soon to try one. I got the Founders Favorites 6 pack. They were all super delicious, the reason for the 3 stars is because of the uneven distribution of filling on the inside of the malasadas. I cut them into fourths to share with the family and there was a fair amount where the filling didn’t reach the other half of the Malasada. I will give them another go, because the Malasadas were soft and flavorful, but I want to see consistency on the inside, with the filling starting in the center and working its way out, it doesn’t need to be 100% filled on the inside, but I do think it needs to be even...

I used to go to the location in Provo and that one was too far for me so glad they opened a location in PG. Also lived in Oahu for a couple years and love malasadas. Only issue I have is that the malasadas are insanely overpriced. I can get cheaper malasadas in Hawaii - oh well. One thing that is nice that I haven’t seen anywhere is that you can build your own malasada and they have a variety of flavors and toppings you can slap on there and I think that’s what makes onohs unique when it comes to malasadas.

In regards to aesthetic, the bricks that they laid in the middle reminded me strongly of old school Ewa beach neighborhood 🏖️. Really love what they did to the new place.

In regards to service, normal customer service but I did like that they walked to my table to give me the food I ordered to go.

Definitely...