Tiny Pyramid

Have you ever tried Tiny Pyramid before?  It is a wonderful eclectic restaurant featuring menu items like the chicken curry my husband tried, or the tuna wellington I ordered.  They are known for their french pastry items, all beautifully crafted like delicious works of art.  We would give them 2 thumbs up!   

See the chicken curry with the rice pyramid here... 
       They offer seating inside the restaurant or out. Tiny Pyramid is located in the Na Lama Kukui plaza off Nimitz. It is across the road from Liliha Bakery. Easy to find if you're looking for the "Na Lama Kukui" sign at the front of the big building that it is located inside.

Parking is free!


A wonderful array of beautiful desserts and pastries!



Drinks offered to go with the desserts...
Lunch menu...
Our raspberry chocolate pyramid!

It was heavenly!  They also offer a plain chocolate pyramid.

More of the lunch menu...




You can also purchase some sandwiches, pastries, cookies and breads already packaged to go.
The plaza the restaurant is inside is very large, housing several businesses I was not familiar with, plus a ballet school! 

Tuna wellington -- probably wouldn't order it again (it was more bread and less protein than I preferred), but it was tasty!

Parking lot for Na Lama Kukui, looking across to Liliha Bakery on Nimitz


The mousse! We had to bring some desserts home to enjoy. Divine!

Cool mural found inside -- right by Tiny Pyramid!  My daughter and I walked around the plaza while we waited for our food to come.













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