KEA LANI RESTAURANT

We ate breakfast here every morning, and there was always a table available near the pool. Everything looked fresh, hot, and well stocked. The staff was attentive —quick to offer coffee and clear used dishes. The fresh Hawaiian pastries were always tempting, and gluten-free options were available as well. In addition to the traditional American breakfast items, there was an Asian section with miso soup, salmon, dumplings, Asian noodles, and seaweed, which added nice variety. The fresh fruit selection included excellent papaya, which was a real treat. There was also an omelet station tucked behind the wall. One of the unexpected pleasures was watching the chickens try to wander among the tables, the children chasing them, and the staff gently shooing them away. The chickens clearly kne

Although the price is a bit high for a breakfast buffet, it is very enjoyable. The resort itself is stunningly beautiful to walk through. We visited the restaurant as outside guests, not staying in the hotel. The hospitality from the staff was extremely high level. They were all extremely nice. The parking was extremely easy and free. The food offered at the breakfast buffet was very tasty with a good amount of variety. We were sat at an outside table with a lovely view of the resort. It was a great experience and I would recommend.

Ate at the breakfast buffet during our stay at the Fairmont. We especially enjoyed the fresh papaya, macadamia nut sticky buns, and omelette bar. But the best part was the warm welcome & farewell from Porsche, who was our lovely server on our first and last day. Find yourself a table in her section!

We stayed at the Fairmont for a week and ate at the Kea Lani breakfast buffet a few times. All I’m going to say is whatever you’re doing Fairmont, KEEP IT UP. I was really impressed with the variety of food they offered for a smallish part of the restaurant. They had chicken and waffles, fried rice (can’t get enough of it), your basic eggs, bacon, sausage (two types I might add), an Asian section (dim sum, buns), a fruit bar, pancakes, French toast, pastries, yogurt, and my favorite, their omelette station!! Love, love their version of a loco Moco omelette. The beef was sooo tender. I also liked that they change up the menu. On our first day, they offered French toast and the second time we came, it was apple crepes. Really great food (especially compared to Duo located in The Four Seasons

Stopped by for a buffet breakfast on a weekday, walk-ins are welcome. Costs $60/pp. Very decent selection of food items and fruits, fresh fruit juice, service is excellent.