hali hali

Welcome to hali hali, a charming café nestled in the heart of Okinawa, Japan. Located conveniently outside Camp Hansen in Kin, this delightful spot is a haven for brunch lovers, especially those craving American-style breakfast delights.

Step into hali hali and be greeted by a warm, inviting atmosphere that makes it perfect for both solo diners and families. The café boasts a lovely outdoor deck area, ideal for soaking up the sun on pleasant days while enjoying your meal. With a mix of cozy tables and bar seating, you're sure to find a comfortable spot to settle in and indulge.

The menu is a tribute to classic American breakfast fare, with each dish crafted to perfection. Start your day with the Bacon French Toast, which combines crispy bacon with rich, fluffy French toast for a mouthwatering experience at JP¥1,630. If pancakes are more to your liking, the Bacon Pancakes, priced at JP¥1,720, feature homemade American buttermilk pancakes paired seamlessly with savory bacon. For a unique twist, don't miss out on the Bacon Waffles, drizzled with plenty of homemade butter and syrup, also available for JP¥1,720. For a purely sweet option, try the restaurant’s renowned French Toast, crispy on the outside and melty on the inside at JP¥1,430, which is hailed as the number one item by regulars. Each dish looks just as delightful as it sounds, ensuring a feast for both the eyes and palate.

Customer reviews speak volumes about the delightful experience at hali hali. Shawn Sweet describes it as “a very good place for American style breakfast,” highlighting the peaceful ambiance during the morning hours. Families like the one belonging to William Googe praise not only the delicious food but also the accommodating staff, who even offered to let them charge their devices during a power outage. This kind of warmth and community spirit is what you can expect at this café. Ryan De La Luz appreciates the café's accessibility to English speakers while enjoying a satisfying Eggs Benedict, and Amber Grace raves about how her kids cleared their plates, a testament to the delicious pancakes and energizing coffees.

Parking can be a bit tricky given the café's central location in Kin, but there's a public lot conveniently located right across the street. Once you're settled in at hali hali, you’ll quickly realize that the wait for your meal is well worth it; Marcus Chestnut confirms that the service is quick, with a delightful variety of drinks, including some of the best lemonades on the island.

So, whether you're a local or a visitor, hali hali is the perfect spot to start your day with a hearty brunch. With mouthwatering dishes and a welcoming ambiance, it’s bound to become a favorite hangout for brunch enthusiasts seeking a touch of American comfort food in Okinawa.

• Bacon French Toast

  $ JP¥1,630
• Bacon Pancakes

  $ JP¥1,720
• Bacon Waffles

  $ JP¥1,720
• French Toast

  $ JP¥1,430
• French Pancakes

  $ JP¥1,580
• Chicken French Toast

  $ JP¥1,950
• Chicken Pancakes

  $ JP¥2,050
• Chicken Waffles

  $ JP¥2,050
• American Pancakes

  $ JP¥1,150
• Kids Plate

  $ JP¥830
• Chocolate Banana Pancakes

  $ JP¥1,690
• Berry Berry Pancakes

  $ JP¥1,860
• Chocolate Banana Waffles

  $ JP¥1,690
• Berry Berry Waffles

  $ JP¥1,860
• Eggs Benedict

  $ JP¥1,820
• halihali Special

  $ JP¥2,460
• Black Angus Cheese Burger

  $ JP¥2,480
• Creme Brûlée

  $ JP¥720
• American Fresh Remonede

  $ JP¥700
• Orenge Juice

  $ JP¥450
• Mango juice

  $ JP¥450
• apple juice

  $ JP¥450
• Milk

  $ JP¥450
• Coke

  $ JP¥450
• Ginger ale

  $ JP¥450
• Melon Soda

  $ JP¥450
• Coffee(Hot,Ice)

  $ JP¥600
• Caffe latte(Hot,Ice)

  $ JP¥680
• Cappuccino(Hot,Ice)

  $ JP¥680
• Espresso

  $ JP¥600
• Decaffe Coffee(Hot,Ice)

  $ JP¥600
• Uji Macha Latte(Hot,Ice)

  $ JP¥680
• Chocolate(Hot,Ice)

  $ JP¥650
• Black Tea(Hot,Ice)

  $ JP¥500