Oct 22nd, 2007
Hula Pie! Oh my!
Let me introduce you to a new pie that your taste buds will love! Meet the hula pie. What’s a hula pie, you ask? It’s a very generous serving of macadamia nut ice cream on top of a chocolate cookie crust. Then this decadence is topped with chocolate fudge sauce, whipped cream and more macadamia nuts. Sound good? Did I just hear your stomach growl? Or was that mine? 
We took this photo of a hula pie that we shared at Duke’s Kauai Restaurant. If I remember correctly, the plate was about nine or ten inches in diameter, so maybe that will give you an idea of how big this dessert actually is. It’ is definitely very sharable for two or more people. The pie is so famous that the TS Restaurants even have a web page devoted to the pie with suggestions for how to eat it. (You can navigate to that page from this link.)
When you’re on Maui, Kauai, or Oahu, I’d recommend you try one of the TS Restaurants where they serve the hula pie They all have an open-air, casual, island atmosphere. They serve fresh island fish as well as beef and chicken dishes. All of the restaurants in the collection have great ocean views. I’ve personally enjoyed dining at
- Duke’s Kauai - Located on the East side of Kauai in the Kauai Marriott
- Duke’s Waikiki - Located on Oahu at the Outrigger Waikiki Hotel
- Kimo’s - Located on Maui in Lahaina
- Hula Grill Kaanapali - Located at Whalers Village shopping center on Maui’s Kaanapali Beach. (At this location, there are tables that are literally on the beach and it’s fun to kick your shoes off and let your toes play in the sand.)
- Leilani’s on Kaanapali Beach at Whaler’s Cove
To see the entire collection of TS Hawaii Restaurants, click here. If you plan to go to one of these restaurants for dinner, I’d suggest you book a reservation as these restaurants are pretty popular.
If you are looking for other Kauai Restaurants, you’ll find loads of helpful information in this comprehensive Kauai restaurant and review guide
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10 Responses to “Hula Pie! Oh my!”
Yuuuummmoooo!!!
That looks delicious! Do you know if they serve it at Dukes in Waikiki?
@ Debo Hobo - I agree!
@ Kailani - I’m pretty sure they serve hula pie at all their Hawaii restaurants. I just checked their online sample menu for Duke’s Waikiki and they do have hula pie on the menu. It’s priced as $6.50 which is not a bad price for a dessert that big and that shareable. If you get to try it, please let me know what you think. FYI from this link you should be able to click on their ’sample menu’ to see what else they serve: http://www.dukeswaikiki.com/
I even think that they serve it at their place in Malibu! Duke’s is a wonderful restaurant…their sister restaurant also on Kauai is Keoki’s Paradise that serves up some wonderful food as well! When you are are Kauai pick up a copy of the Kauai Menu Magazine. An excellent resource for all you dining, shopping, art, entertainment, activites and accommodation adventures. You can aslo check them out on the web at: http://www.kauaimenu.com
Michael - thanks for your comment. I know I’ve picked up a copy of those magazines in the past. If I remember correctly, they are available at the airport near baggage claim.
That is true…but they are also all over the island at various convenient locations as well as all Concierge’s desks, in-room at some hotels and villas as well as at most restaurants. One can also subscribe and have it mailed directly to your home anywhere in the world for only $10.95 per year (three issues) which covers the cost of shipping. We take all Major Credit Cards for your convenience.
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We had our slice at Leilani’s at Whalers Village. Definitely a great way to top off a nice dinner and another spectacular Maui sunset.
Unfortunately, even though the name of the restaurant suggests that Hula Pie should be on the menu, the Hula Grill does not serve Hula Pie. Their specialty is Ice Cream Sandwich which is a huge(3 person)serving of vanilla ice cream sandwiched between two enormous brownies and rimmed with a raspberry sauce. But if you go just several steps over to the other restaurant that fronts on Ka’hanapali Beach at the Whalers’ Village, Leilani’s, you can order Hula Pie. Also at Kimo’s on Front Street in Lahaina. They are all part of the same restaurant chain.
Hi Heath and thanks for commenting. That’s very,very odd that Hula Grill doesn’t serve Hula Pie…..especially since they have a photo of it and a link to “what is hula pie” on their very own website…. http://www.hulagrill.com
Frpm this link, you can navigate to a map that shows all the TS Restaurants locations on the Mainland and Hawaii.
http://www.tsrestaurants.net/index.cfm?action=tsSplash&page=about