Our Story
ABOUT ʻULA ʻULA CAFE
ʻUla ʻUla Cafe was created as a natural extension of Waiheʻe Valley Plantation, a working farm with deep agricultural roots and a long commitment to caring for the land. After years of growing food, welcoming visitors, and sharing the story of the valley, the cafe became a way to serve that story through food. Everything we do starts with the ʻāina, drawing inspiration from what grows here and the rhythms of farm life.
The plantation is home to thousands of macadamia trees and a diverse mix of fruits and crops including coconut, banana, papaya, mango, avocado, citrus, and seasonal produce. That variety shapes a menu built on simple preparation, real ingredients, and honest flavor. ʻUla ʻUla means red, a reference to the richness of the soil and the life it supports. Whether you’re visiting the farm or stopping by for a meal, the cafe offers food that feels grounded, nourishing, and connected to place.
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ADDRESS
1765 Kahekili Hwy Wailuku, HI 96793
OPENING HOURS
Mon - Sat: 10am - 5pm
