Loke Aloha Coffee
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My wife and I have been on the island for 2 weeks staying in ko olina. This is by far the best local coffee spot we went to out of ~8. Highly recommend supporting this local business! Bonus points for the staff being genuinely nice and happy for you stopping by.
I tried the banana pudding matcha latte and it was soooo good! The ladies there were very welcoming and friendly. Service was quick, not a long wait. Will definitely be back!
LOVE this little blue coffee truck. SO ONO!!! Such fun and unique flavors and the scones are the best! The handcrafted items are just too delicious and I have yet to find something I don’t like. I go to work near there on Friday’s and must stop by every time! It has become a true treat and really brings that Aloha Friday and starts the weekend off right!!!
Hours
| Monday | Closed |
| Tuesday | 8AM - 3PM |
| Wednesday | 8AM - 3PM |
| Thursday | 8AM - 3PM |
| Friday | 8AM - 3PM |
| Saturday | 8AM - 3PM |
| Sunday | Closed |
Loke Aloha Coffee is a lovely coffee stand in the middle of beautiful Waipahu town, nestled in a parking lot next to Arby’s with other food trucks; look for the one with the grass roof. It is considered the best place to get coffee in the area, with hot and delicious coffee. The food cart is super cute with many specials like Banana Matcha Latte, seasonal Pupkin Spice, and popular items such as the Haupia Matcha and UBE scone. The açaí bowl is delicious and yummy, and the ham and cheese croissant is very good. Beverages like the biscoff iced latte and lattes are good tasting, with milk alternatives like oat, almond, and soy available.
The staff and customer service are great, amazing, kind, friendly, and helpful, often getting items out fast. However, the location has some challenges. Parking can be hard or a nightmare at peak time, though people go in and out often. The area can be exceedingly loud and overstimulating, with food trucks running generators and playing music, making hearing and speaking difficult. It is also not very wheelchair accessible due to tight quarters. At times, smoke from neighboring trucks can be too much, and waits can be long but are worth it. The açaí bowl can seem a bit pricey for the portioning. Despite this, it is truly an all around great experience, and many customers plan to definitely come back.