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Shave (not shaved) ice is a tasty Hawaiian treat which is great anytime because it's always hot and shave ice is, well, always cold. Shave ice differs from a sno-cone in that the ice is shaved very finely so it's like biting into flakes of snow rather than a hardened ball of crushed ice. One orders sweet liquid syrups to top the shave ice, similar to sno-cones, but since we're in Hawaii you can choose from a number of tropical flavors including mango, guava, lilikoi (passion fruit) and pineapple. You can also get ice cream or sweet red azuki beans on the bottom. It's a great treat on a hot day!
Shave Ice Paradise is in the Hanalei Center on the east side of the building with Java Kai.
Written Apr 18, 2007
Phone: 808.826.6659
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Taro is the source for poi. It is also a very important and sacred food to Hawaiians. You can see taro growing in the patchwork fields of the Hanalei Valley. Poi may not be for everyone but it and the plant from which it originates are a very important part of the Hawaiian heritage.
Written Apr 21, 2007
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The last town on the Kuhio Highway is Hanalei on the North Shore of Kauai. Here the visitor will find charming wood buildings, many in the Hawaii plantation style, mostly one-store tall. Hanalei has a...
Hanalei is a great little laid back town, good for walking the beach, shopping, or walking around town and enjoying the atmosphere. There are several good restaurants, a great coffee shop and even...
We really liked Hanalei alot. The area is so laid back and relaxing. This picture is of Koa and I on the Hanalei Pier. We came here to watch the sunrise and to go have breakfast somewhere different.
Hanalei is worth a stop. There are some shops to visit and this nice green church. The doors are open so go inside to see the light come trough the windows.
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