Ohana Hawaiian Snow

The brithday luau is super good

TL;DR: Great place for snow cones. If you get a poke bowl, try the chicken teriyaki.

We came here after soccer one evening. My daughter of course ordered a snow cone, but having recently tried a poke bowl in Jonesboro, I decided to try one here as well.

My daughter had the Birthday Cake Luau snow cone. A decadent pineapple treat with whipped cream, and a spiral lollipop. It looked even better than it sounds, but I didn't get a chance to try it. Despite being a "short board" (their smallest size) it was huge. $5.75 for what looked like a $7 snow cone.

I had an Ahi Tuna Poke bowl with a rice base. I got mango, edamame, pickled ginger, and avocado toppings with shout sauce. It smelled amazing. Unfortunately, I can't recommend it. While there was significantly more fish than in the only other poke bowl I've tried, it was in large poorly cut chunks that were strung together with connective tissue. The mango was still partially frozen and the rice was a bit dry as well. The sweet and spicy shoyu sauce was better than expected to the point it almost made up for the shortcomings.

Service was good although food prep felt a little slow.

I'll probably stick with snow cones from now on, but another guest got the teriyaki chicken and I'm left wishing I'd tried it instead.

One of my son's very favorite places to go in Paragould. Employees are always super nice.

This is a great little place. They've got alot of flavors to choose from and they pile the shaved ice high. I also love the additional options of adding a snow cap and ice cream to it. My favorite is the sunset beach with a snowcap and ice cream in the bottom. I love the atmosphere. It does kinda remind me of my vacation to Hawaiian, I thunk it's the music. The kids working the stand are always really nice and polite. They're also super patient. It can take a while for my kids to choose a flavor some times. I definitely recommend.