Tonga Toast

[luvMickey72]

Does anyone know, is the Tonga Toast the same at Capt Cook's as in the Kona Cafe? It is much cheaper at Capt Cook's, I want to try it, but not sure if I will like it

 

[DEA]

The toast itself is the same, but at Captain Cook's it lacks the accompanying strawberry compote and ham,bacon, or sausage.

Also, I have it on good authority that the toast is a lot easier to eat with the actual silverware at Kona than with the plastic cutlery at Captain Cook's.

 

[Mississippianna]

It's basically the same. I just love that strawberry compote that you get with it at Kona Cafe, and don't think I'd enjoy the flavor as much with just syrup to put on it. Plus, with such a sugary breakfast I also have to have that protein on the side. I thought the Captain Cooke's version was a little greasier, but experiences may vary. It is quite a commitment, though (so big!), so if you're a repeat visitor to the World I'd give it a try at Cooke's and if you even remotely like it a little but then you'll owe it to yourself to try it upstairs next visit.

 

[jesswindsor]

If you need your quick fix of Tonga Toast, Cook's will do the trick, However if you have never had it before, and are wanting to try it I really suggest going to Kona.

 

[goofyintoronto]

Tonga toast is awesome. If you dont want to go to Kona's then i'd definitely go to Captn Cooks. I heard its the same. I personally prefer the tonga toast without the strawberry compote. Its good on its own!! Enjoy!

 

[Micca]

Tonga toast is awesome. If you dont want to go to Kona's then i'd definitely go to Captn Cooks. I heard its the same. I personally prefer the tonga toast without the strawberry compote. Its good on its own!! Enjoy!

Goofy brings up a good point: Try a bite of the Tonga Toast before you pour a bunch of syrup on it. It's very rich and sweet without any extra help.