Heavenly Island Lifestyle - Waikiki

Great light and healthy fare!The açaí, avocado toast and fresh juice blends were all very good Make a reservation and come early, the fresh juice blends sell out quickly.

Service is honestly not great. They don't pay much attention to you. The smoothies we had this morning were good. The mango was delicious. The wings at happy hour are the smallest wings I've ever been served. We ordered the salt and vinegar but they weren't sour at all. Kind of just tasted like regular fried chicken, just very small. It's currently under construction so the ambiance wasn't great for sitting outside. I'm sure it will better when it's completed.

Went to Heavenly Island Lifestyle for breakfast before our hike packed day. They sadly did not meet the mark we were expecting despite many people filling up this place in the morning. I ordered the Local Eggs Benedict w/ Salmon & Spinach, while my husband ordered the Heavenly's Loco Moco. The food wasnt bad, but they lacked flavor and seasonings. It just tasted plain, sadly nothing too noteworthy. Overall, will not come here again. Honestly just okay food with decent service.

Not sure what the hype is about. Very average. My eggs Benedict were a tad too sweet. Kale Salad was meh. Coffee was subpar to Denny's diner. $60+ for two breakfast entrees and one coffee. Under construction-- no vibe. Go to a fancy hotel instead.

Came here for breakfast/brunch and had a good experience. The menu included a wide variety of breakfast items, including more conventional breakfast items, which was good given we had a group that wanted different things. I wouldn't say anything served was spectacular, but also nothing was terrible. Some folks had the açaí bowl and enjoyed that, others had the omelette and enjoyed that, and I had the benedict and enjoyed my dish too. The eggs on my benedict were slightly overcooked, but not too bad and the pork and overall had good flavor. Ambiance was fairly basic as was service. We didn't have a reservation and there was a small line when we arrived, but not too long of a wait. Prices seemed reasonable for it being Waikiki. I'd say this is probably a good place to grab breakfast/brunch in Waikiki.

Decor is super cute and well done inside. Service was fast and attentive. Came for happy hour. Prices are decent for happy hour. Food was tasty and healthy and a couple different options. Wished the portions were bigger though! And the scaffolding outside was off putting. It would've been nice to sit outside but not ideal with the construction setup outside

Eggs Benedict looks good but avocado sandwich with salmon I ordered was really horrible. Quantity of both avocado and salmon was too little to taste and the service was so slow. All seats are aligned too close to each other that makes uncomfortable.

Tried their smoothies and I'm in love! I have had the Aina and Sunrise. I opted out of banana for both and they were so flavorful! Great option if you are looking for tasty smoothies!

This place is THE GO-TO spot for comfort Asian food during your travels in Hawaii! It's so satisfying!We spent 10 days in Hawaii, and after indulging in all kinds of food from morning to night, I started craving some authentic Asian cuisine. I stumbled upon this tiny gem off the busy main street. The restaurant is always packed with patrons at all hours, which is no surprise--we all tend to lose track of mealtime when we're enjoying life in paradise. We visited around 3 PM and quickly found a table to order our dishes.I REALLY enjoyed the Hainan chicken; the chicken was flavorful, and the sauce added a wonderful complement. The side of ripe sweet papaya was the perfect cherry on top to finish the meal.For all my fellow travelers, this is definitely a spot to try if you're in Waikiki!

First timer here, service was a little slow because brunch can be a little busy even on a Monday morning. As expected in the touristy Waikiki area. I got the traditional morning plate. I felt like the brown rice can use a little bit of seasoning or something to top it off. Otherwise it was very dry to eat by itself. But pairing that with the Portuguese sausage was lovely. A balance of flavor in texture and oil. The fruits that it came with also complimented them in its own way with the combination of papaya, pineapple and banana. Noticed that its not berries fruit which will be tart. I would recommend coming to this little cafe for brunch. Out from the main Waikiki busy strip.