Taiwanese Hot Pot Meal at Sweet Home Cafe

Located in a small and tucked away strip mall in Honolulu, this restaurant offers a fun experience to try many customizable hot broths.
Sweet Home Cafe Dessert Sweet Home Cafe Dessert

Sweet Home Cafe Dessert
Sweet Home Cafe, a Taiwanese hot pot restaurant in Honolulu bustling with locals seriously slurping different combinations steeping in the pots. Located in a small and tucked away strip mall in the Moiliili neighborhood, the restaurant is a fun experience to try many hot broths and add a multitude of meats, vegetables and noodles. After I picked the lemon grass broth and spicy broth, I went to the refrigerator case and finally decided on Chinese cabbage, Udon noodles and pork dumplings. This is an independent dining opportunity and while the broth is simmering, the other ingredients are added and within a few minutes, ready to eat. To be a tad bit adventurous, I added garlic ginger sauce but not quite brave enough to add beef tongue or exotic fishes.

Dessert is a refreshing combination of shaved ice, almond panna cota, coffee pudding and topped with fruits. The restaurant is known to have long lines waiting to dine and besides the very delicious food, its inexpensive too. I’m sure I won’t get sick for years after eating the healthy soup!

MH
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MLiss A Hinshaw

M’Liss is a freelance travel writer with a niche for food which together makes the world her place to explore fabulous sites and tasty foods. After retiring from public safety work in San Diego, she picked up the pen and pad and with a camera around her neck started searching for delicious desserts, occasional protein to balance the sugars and all served in scenic locations. Here's to your food adventure...

MLiss A Hinshaw has been a contributor to Honest Cooking since 2013.

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