Liliha Bakery

Liliha Bakery in Waikiki is a must-visit! Aside from their high-quality pastries (which are as delicious as they look), their local dishes are next level! The loco moco was to die for. I honestly could eat it every day! The service was excellent, and what made our visit even more special was meeting so many fellow Filipinos. Their warm hospitality and friendly conversations instantly made us feel at home. It truly reminded us of the Philippines. ???????? Whether you’re craving sweet treats or a comforting local meal, Liliha Bakery delivers on all fronts. Can’t wait to go back!

We went there around 8 am for breakfast and it was not so busy. We tried country style omelet, Loco Moco fried rice, guava tea, and coffee. The food tastes ready good, including the complimentary small bread. Would definitely recommend! The entrance is located near the parking lot but only can be entered from a specific side, so it tool us some time to find it.

We took our five children to Liliha Bakery at Ala Moana for breakfast while visiting Oahu, and it completely hit the spot. It’s one of those oldie but goodie places that you’re thankful still exists, especially when you can bring your kids to experience it, too. The prices were surprisingly affordable for the huge plates of breakfast classics, and everyone left full and happy. The kids especially loved the warm rolls with that delicious strawberry jelly—simple but perfect, and a memory-maker in its own way. The diner-style feel makes it easy for families, and the service was quick even during a busy morning. If you’re looking for a solid local breakfast in Honolulu that won’t break the budget, Liliha Bakery is a must. We’re so glad we could take our children to a spot that locals have loved for years, and now it’s a special family memory for us, too.

Located on the third floor of Macy’s in sort of a hidden place. There is a bakery and restaurant portion. The bakery is not worth your time, as it is overpriced and not good at all. However, the restaurant was excellent. There is a bit of a wait, so be prepared to not get a table immediately. The food I had was excellent. My fish had so much flavor and not dry at all. Other dishes were good as well, such as the ramen and pancakes. The side of bread was also excellent. I highly recommend this place to anyone in the area!

The food was good. I had one of their items listed on the menu as one of the “crowd favorites” for breakfast (eggs over KimChe fried rice with pork sausage). I also tried their new strawberry tea lemonade. It was fresh and tardy if you like tardy drinks (which I do not). Overall, the food was good, not impressive but definitely good. The food is also overpriced but that’s also to be expected since it’s inside the mall next to Macy’s.

We went to @lilihabakery for breakfast on the 3rd floor of Macy’s at the Ala Moana Shopping Center. Blessa and Shella were our servers. Hubby and I both had coffee. We shared the Mac Waffard, which had the Mac nut waffle, custard, blueberries, strawberries, mixed nuts, and whipped cream. We also shared a side order of Portuguese sausages and a fruit bowl. Just enough food for us. At the bakery, we decided to buy a Chocolate Croissant to go. Yummy!