O’ahu via Food

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Emily Frisan

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Here’s what I ate

7-11
- Oddly enough, 7-11 was the perfect one-stop shop when ever I needed a quick lunch or pick-me up. Their hand rolls, egg sandwiches and various salty chips make the best picnic.
Sky Lounge
- This rooftop bar is highly spoken of and offers a vareity of elaborate drinks, hearty entrees and the creamiest mango crème brulée.

Kokonuts Shaved Ice
- Better eat this shaved ice quick! This snack shop is filled with the sweetest menu, consisting mostly of ice cream, shaved ice and milk shakes. Fun fact: Obama’s order is cherry & lemon lime
Maleko Coffee and Pastries
- Located close to Waikiki, my visit to this vintage coffee shop is known for their:
  - Malasada
  - Espresso
  - Pain au chocolat
  - Turnovers
  - Bubble tea
- Although I ordered a simple vanilla drip coffee and a variety of pastries, it filled my early morning breakfast cravings

Island Vintage Coffee
- Island Vintage Coffee in the North Shore is the perfect stop for coffee lovers since 1996. Their food and drink menu has endless options for all customers!
No7 Poke Food Truck
- How could I visit Hawaii and no enjoy fresh, delicious poke? No7 Japanese Food Truck had the most tender, sweet, and spicy tuna and ahi poke, accompanied with rice, seaweed and mixed greens.
Leonards Hot Malasada
- Lastly, Leonards via the Malasadamobile™ was the prime opprotunity for me to try a hot malasada, a yeast Portuguese doughnut filled with custard or covered with cinnamon and sugar.