Kaimuki -Yoga, Mexican, and Sconees!

There are many interesting shops and stylish cafes in Kaimuki. I have been to Kaimuki with my friend before for Yoga Class. Firstly, we went to coffee shop, Coffee Talk. The shop is popular with Kaimuki people. I like atmosphere of the shop. There are many good artistic pictures on the wall. In addition, the shop always connected to the internet. I think it is really convenience for student and worker. I ordered an ice coffee latte. The coffee was good taste. After that, we walked around Kaimuki. There are some Mexican restaurants. I especially want to try the Mexican restaurant, B. C. burrito. Next, we went to the Sconees. The shop’s scone was very good. I bought 2 chocolate, 1 raisin, 1 apple for souvenir to my friends. I really recommend the scone shop. After we stayed Kaimuki, we went to Kahala beach. Weather was good, so the sea was very beautiful. There were few people on the beach because of early morning. In addition, there were many big houses in Kahala. I thought that I want to live there.

Kaimuki and Coffee Talk

We went to Coffee Talk in Kaimuki on April 20, 2010 for a field trip. We were able to arrive there from Waikiki by the car in about ten minutes and the way was very simple. It advances toward east on the Kapiolani Blvd to Waialae Ave until 12th Ave. I think it would be possible to go there with the bicycle in 30 minutes. We decided to stop the van in a nearby parking lot and to walk there. Kaimuki has a different atmosphere from Waikiki. There were no tourists and we were able to feel the Hawaiian time of the local. We could see a lot of ethnic food restaurants while we were walking. The Mexican restaurant that was called B.B.Burrito seems to have been especially famous. The character of BYOW, Bring Your Own Wine, can frequently be seen in the restaurant in the sphere of Europe, but we could see the character of BYOB, Bring Your Own Beer, at the front of the restaurant. After we had looked at some restaurants and shops, we finally went to Coffee talk around 9:30 a.m. The shop opens at 6 a.m. so it is possible to go there in the early morning. There were many kinds of coffee drinks, bagels, and pancakes. I ordered ice coffee. The price was similar to other coffee shops and cheaper than Starbucks coffee. We relaxed for a while there. We could use free internet at the shop so we could see office workers and students there. The shop was clean and some paintings were put on walls and also nostalgic jazz music flowed there and I was able to feel like the atmosphere was in the 90's.