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    By Seasider on July 7, 2020 Restaurants & Cafes

    If you’ve ever visited Hawaii, there are several food items you’ll certainly miss upon your return–poke bowls and fluffy pancakes are a couple of them. While Hawaiian restaurants are abundant in Yokohama, Merengue in Minatomirai stands out with its ideal location in a sunlit spot. Inside, the relaxing music and atmosphere transport you to the islands, allowing you to forget about the bustle of the big city beyond its doors. 

    We, of course, had to order the aforementioned Hawaiian comfort foods together with tropical drinks to get into full vacation mode. The Salmon and Avocado Mayonnaise Poke Bowl (¥1080) was every bit as delicious as it sounds. Poke bowls in Hawaii simply consist of rice topped with cubed tuna/salmon tossed in a sauce of your choice. In Japan, the common style is as a salad bowl. Merengue follows this standard. Still, the greens are a complementary addition and healthy bonus to the poke. The Chiffon Pancakes (¥880) were so soft and fluffy, they instantly melted in our mouths. Three stacks of thick pancakes with heaps of whipped cream might sound like a lot, but you’re likely to clean off the plate in no time. 

    Nothing says tropical like refreshing fruit drinks topped with a tiny parasol, plumeria flower and pineapple wedge for garnish. We went for the Hawaiian Ginger Ale Honey (¥580) and Mango and Pineapple Smoothie (¥680). The Ginger Ale was light and refreshing, and the subtle spiciness of raw ginger blended seamlessly with honey. The Smoothie was slightly heavier in comparison, but slushy–perfect for a hot summer day. Other enticing selections on the menu include acai bowls, waffles, and burgers which we hope to try on our next visit. If you’re looking for ono (delicious) Hawaiian eats, this place definitely needs to be on your list. The restaurant is spacious inside, but the breezy outside terrace seating is definitely popular during the summer season.

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