Best Gelato in Oahu

"If it’s your first time visiting Hawaii, you must add Shave Ice to your foodie bucket list. There are thousands of flavor combinations to choose from, and they all taste really, really good!. 2135 Waiola St., 96826 Honolulu, Hawaii"

"The original store of this mini-chain dates to the 1940s – and looks it. The shave ice here is old-style: sliced powder fine, then flavored with an array of syrups. Go local and try the POG (passion fruit,..."

"Banan is dairy-free soft serve made from locally grown bananas and one of the healthiest dessert places to eat on Oahu!. To be honest, we had mixed reviews about this place. I don't generally eat dairy and I do like bananas so I thought it was great."

"Waikiki Beach Shack @ 2301 Kalakaua Ave. Honolulu, HI 96815Kahala Mall @ 2301 Kalakaua Ave. Honolulu, HI 96815Food Truck Parked @ Base of Diamond Head 3212 Monsarrat Ave."

"Famous entrepreneur and ice cream enthusiast Walter Lappert opened his first ice cream factory in the quiet town of Hanapepe on Kauai, and his first batch of ice cream made 4,500 gallons, selling out in just two weeks in early 1984. At the company’s peak, that number grew to 18,000 gallons of ice cream a month, with a menu of 125 different flavors. Today, Lappert is survived by his wife, Mary Pratt, who leads the super-premium ice cream shop Lappert’s Honolulu."

"The line was about an hour long, which we realized was due to only two people working trying to both take orders and make drinks. The coffee was also pre..."

"Matsumoto Shave Ice (Hale’iwa): We didn’t eat here, but it’s known for having the best shave ice on Oahu, but the queues were huge so we didn’t bother. Ted’s Bakery (North Shore): Try the chocolate-haupia cream pie."

"Enjoy a petite cup or cone of creamy goodness at Via Gelato in their minimalist-décor scoop shop. Try any one of their eclectic flavors like black sesame, green tea, sweet potato, or haupia."

"This ice cream shop began as a food truck before finding roots in Kaimuki. The shop makes 16-20 flavors daily, with high-quality ice cream and sorbet flavors inspired by the islands."

"If you haven’t already noticed, you will come across a lot of mochi products in Hawaii, and Bubbies Ice cream is known for their mochi ice cream. They serve the best of its kind!. I love the sweetness of the mochi rice flour dough in combination with their spectacular ice cream!"

"You can find Bubbie's mochi ice cream in the freezer section of many local grocery stores, but its brick and mortar location stocks a wide arrange of the chewy morsels with flavors like passion orange, macadamian nut and li hing mango."

"Actually, Hawaii has a dessert version of Japanese sashimi (raw fish)—mochi ice cream. Mochi is a small and round dessert ball. It consist of: soft-sticky rice cake and delicious creamy ice cream that’s surprisingly tastes like heaven."

"Ice cream wizard Zach Villanueva launched Sage Creamery on Instagram, which launched him into farmers markets, Kōkua Market Co-op and ChadLou’s Coffee Roasters. Now in the works is an ice cream truck, which means one day this spring, locally sourced pints like Strawberry Fields, North Shore Vanilla and Paniolo Hot Chocolate may show up on a street near you."

"The first time I tried Somi Somi, I ordered the ube-oreo swirl, and it was so wonderful!. So I highly recommend the oreo flavor or any combination of the oreo or ube flavor!. And I prefer the fish cone without the filling!"

"Maybe it's because I'm not a huge fan of rotisserie chickens, or because people hyped this place up for me a lot, but I wasn't blown away ..."

"This hole in the wall place is known for freshly roasted rotisserie chicken. We tried two sandwiches- number 4 and number 5 and enjoyed both!"

"In the mall complex called Ward Village (previously in downtown Honolulu), this modern, sort of industrial art style eatery, where you may wait for a simple table, each with views of the kitchen, puts out scrumptious food. The restaurant is open for breakfast and dinner. We ate here for breakfast and the flavors were amazing."

"Taking comfort food favorites from all over the map, we turn them inside out, upside down, and spin them into unique creations that are just plain good. Not too fancy, but by no means boring. We take great pride in each dish."

"Made a reservation for 1:30pm yesterday afternoon (Monday, June 15th) with my best friend. The atmosphere is pretty friendly and cozy. A cute little restaurant…”more"

"You'll definitely want to make your way to this expansive flea market, which is held three days each week. All sorts of merchandise are available from a variety of vendors, and you're certain to find something intriguing to take back home or enjoy while you're on Oahu. This is some pretty extensive shopping, as booths circle the entire stadium."

"Uncover hidden treasures at Aloha Stadium Swap Meet, Hawaii’s largest open-air flea market. Open Wednesday, Saturday and Sunday, the Swap Meet features 400 local merchants offering the best value on imported merchandise, hand-made souvenirs and eclectic objets d’art."

"Aloha Stadium Swap Meet, 99-500 Salt lake Blvd, ☎ +1 808 486-6704. W Sa Su 6AM-3PM. Hawaii's largest swap meet. Bring your hat, sunscreen, and bottled water and..."