I can't travel abroad often, but I can still enjoy the Hawaiian atmosphere at HEAVENLY Island Lifestyle in Daikanyama, which has recently opened in Japan. The restaurant offers Hawaiian organic and eat local cuisine, popular in Waikiki, with a focus on all-day dining. The interior is beautifully decorated with a Hawaiian theme, creating a relaxing and enjoyable atmosphere. The restaurant is located just a 2-minute walk from Daikanyama Station, making it easily accessible. The menu includes a variety of healthy and beauty smoothies, as well as pupus boards with a selection of Hawaiian snacks. The Eggs Benedict and US Black Angus Beef Steak are also recommended dishes. For dessert, the Big Island Honey French Toast and Organic Coconut and Pineapple Hula Pie are must-try items. The restaurant also offers a selection of herbal teas and organic drinks, perfect for a refreshing meal. Overall, HEAVENLY Island Lifestyle provides a unique and enjoyable dining experience with its delicious Hawaiian-inspired dishes and cozy ambiance.

I went there on Sunday morning at 10 o'clock, and there were few customers, so I was able to spend a comfortable time. The interior of the store was spacious, and there were surfboards and other items that made me feel like I was in Hawaii, making it a pleasant morning. I ordered the acai bowl from the menu. The portion was bigger than I expected, and I think it would be enough for a morning or brunch. I would like to go again and try other menu items!

I ordered Bibimbap and Eggs Benedict for lunch. The Bibimbap had a lot of healthy ingredients and came with soup for 1705 yen. The Eggs Benedict came with salad and sweet potatoes for 1870 yen. The atmosphere of the restaurant is casual with a lot of space between tables, it's conveniently located near the station, and the food is delicious with plenty of vegetables. I've visited three times and enjoy it, but I think the prices are a bit high.

I went to this restaurant for lunch with my younger brother ☀️ I saw the atmosphere of this place on Instagram and liked it, so we went without looking at the menu. There were so many options and everything looked delicious, so my brother and I had a hard time deciding (lol). In the end, we couldn't narrow it down to just three choices, so we ended up ordering cold tan-tan pho, French toast, and acai for dessert (a greedy order, haha). The cold tan-tan pho came with lime, sesame sauce, and a small portion of rice, allowing us to change the flavor multiple times and enjoy it until the end without getting tired of it! We ordered the French toast without any toppings, but it came with whipped cream! Everything was delicious, but the most impressive dish for me this time was the acai bowl. It was on the heavier side, which I personally like. I often eat acai bowls, but this one became my new favorite ❤️ For those who are health-conscious or love acai, I highly recommend trying it!!! The Hawaiian atmosphere inside the restaurant was calming, and the staff were all smiling and welcoming, leaving a great impression ☺️ If I have the chance to visit Daikanyama again, I would love to go back to this place ❤️

A casual restaurant where you can enjoy the atmosphere of Hawaii. I ordered Loco Moco and Kona blend coffee for lunch that day. The Loco Moco was cute in presentation and tasted delicious. Also, the coffee was very tasty, so I thought I would ask if I could buy coffee beans the next time I visit.

We used the restaurant with 5 family members, and the total bill was 14,212 yen for one drink each and 7 dishes ordered. It was our daughter's birthday party. We were able to reserve a private room, which was very relaxing and highly recommended. Especially for families with young children, you can relax without worrying about the surroundings, which is great. The food was also delicious! The staff were very kind, and we had a heartwarming time. Despite being in Daikanyama, it felt like a hidden gem because it was not crowded. We will definitely use it again.

I visited after 12 o'clock, and there were already about two groups waiting in line. The restaurant was spacious and had a lovely Hawaiian atmosphere. There were many families with babies, making it a relaxing space. The food was delicious, so I would like to go again.

Visited the Hawaiian-themed restaurant on Sunday at 1:30 pm with a reservation. Those without reservations had to wait in line. The weather was nice, so the terrace seating looked appealing! The dishes were colorful and truly Hawaiian. Prices were a bit on the higher side, but definitely worth a visit when in the Nakameguro/Daikanyama area.

The atmosphere is wonderful! It has a lively feel with a foreign ambiance. This time, we chose indoor seating, but the outdoor area also looks nice. The restaurant is quite spacious, so the view varies depending on where you sit. There is a wide selection of alcoholic drinks, but this time I opted for a non-alcoholic herbal tea, which was perfect for summer! As for the food, I had the cream penne.

When it gets hot, Hawaiian dining becomes a tempting choice. However, it can be tough to sit on the terrace when it's too hot. The semi-open seats by the entrance are just right. Everyone seems to be in the same mood, as lunchtime is packed with people. Mothers with children are getting irritated, saying things like, "I'll pay, can we go into that private room?" It's hard to smoothly navigate through this crowd. Don't get so worked up. If you stay relaxed, the wait won't feel that long. Enjoy slurping on some pho. The pork comes with a spicy Thai sauce, while the chicken comes with a Japanese-style ginger sauce. The chicken with plenty of freshly grated ginger might be the better choice.

The restaurant is conveniently located near the station, with a cute atmosphere and plenty of seating. It seems to be popular as it was almost full, including the terrace seats. I recommend making a reservation. However, despite the large number of seats, it takes a long time for the food (including gelato) to arrive... and yet there is a 90-minute time limit for each table. It would be nice if the food could be served a bit faster. The rice dishes had plenty of vegetables and were delicious, but as someone who prefers a moist and smooth type of ice cream, I found it a bit lacking. The prices are on the higher side, but the portions are generous. The location is good, the interior is cute, and the food is tasty, but it feels like it's missing something. It might be a good choice for a cafe visit.

I have visited this cafe a few times during my trips to Hawaii. This was my second visit. My friend wanted to eat an acai bowl, so we went there. I chose the "Energy" smoothie from the five options available, which contains acai. It was delicious, especially in the hot weather.

I ordered the course meal. ・For the 3 appetizers, the papaya had a Hawaiian feel with sweetness almost like mango, perfectly balanced with mozzarella cheese. ・The Margherita had a crispy crust, making it the perfect snack in my opinion. ・Before the meat, pasta? Despite my initial thoughts, the clams and asparagus Genovese pasta was also delicious.

【Purpose】Recommended for dates, good atmosphere 【Good points】Delicious food, generous portions, wide variety of drinks 【Concerns】Not cheap, so be aware of that 【Other】-

HEAVENLY Island Lifestyle in Daikanyama. Located along Hachiman Street, this restaurant is conveniently close to the station. They serve breakfast to dinner, with a concept of a Hawaiian bistro. I tried their Hawaiian sweets on this day, specifically the Organic Coconut and Pineapple Flapai. Flapai is a Hawaiian specialty ice cake with tropical fruits and flowers, giving it a Hawaiian vibe. It was cool and refreshing, with a pleasant coconut flavor. It was delicious. Thank you for the meal.

The Hawaiian cafe in Daikanyama is always quite crowded. Last time I went for lunch, they immediately told me it's a 90-minute time limit as soon as I entered, so I thought maybe it's because it's lunchtime. But this time, even at 3 pm, they still told me it's a 90-minute time limit as soon as I entered! I understand they need to increase turnover, but it's frustrating that I can't fully immerse myself in the Aloha atmosphere with this one word at the beginning. So this time, I only had tea. The fresh mango juice was delicious. The drink prices are not high even though it's Daikanyama. It's gotten warmer, so the terrace seating was nice! Hawaiian cafes are best enjoyed with the outdoor breeze. Last time I had the Eggs Benedict, and it was deliciously creamy!

I made a reservation for a popular terrace seat, thinking that the women would be pleased, but it turned out that it wasn't well received due to the strong wind or building wind. I was feeling hot, so I ordered the chilled tantan noodles. Although the portion looked small, as I ate, the sesame paste that I could add myself and the small serving of rice helped me feel pleasantly full. The chilled noodles made the fat solidify and linger in the mouth, which was a bit of a concern. Cafe food is all about the atmosphere and appearance.

The atmosphere is nice. The outdoor terrace seats seem perfect for a sunny day. I had the hot pot. It was great because you can get a lot of vegetables, change up the flavors, and there's a mountain of ginger. However, it took quite a long time for the food to be served, about 25 minutes. I was surprised to see a cardboard box under the counter seat I was placed at. It made me feel uncomfortable to put my feet there, so I hope they clean that up properly.

I went to a cafe in Daikanyama that was inspired by Hawaii. It was still empty around 10:30 am, but it was full 30 minutes later, so it's better to make a reservation before going. (They also have a time limit of 90 minutes). I ordered the "Heavenly Eggs Benedict (Kalua Pig)" for 1600 yen and the "French Cruller" (I'm sorry, I forgot the price). The Eggs Benedict had a fluffy half-cooked egg with a mountain of cheese on top, which looked amazing! The combination of the fluffy egg, cheese, and crispy bread texture was incredibly delicious! The pork inside also had a punch that didn't lose to the egg and cheese. The French Cruller also looked great! They also offer alcoholic drinks. The atmosphere inside the cafe was calm with a touch of Hawaiian vibes here and there, making it very cozy. It's a recommended cafe in Daikanyama.

I visited the restaurant on Monday at 6:00 PM. It was not crowded inside, and I was seated at a table in the back. It was quiet and I was able to relax. The chili was a bit too strong in flavor, and the baguette was too crispy, making it a bit difficult to eat. It was greasy, so it made me thirsty. I was happy to see a cauliflower pizza, which is not common in Japan! The prices were reasonable and the food was delicious. Just a reminder, there is a one drink minimum in the evening, so please be aware of that. However, it was nice that they were able to accommodate requests for less alcohol.

It's a stylish and trendy restaurant with a great atmosphere. I visited for dinner this time. The course menu was satisfying with generous portions and a good variety. It's a great place for a girls' night out or a date, so I recommend it when you're in Daikanyama! Next time, I want to try the acai bowl.