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August 15, 2011Want to be a Food Network Star? Go for it, Aug. 30The Food Network is holding open auditions in Honolulu for its next "Food Network Star." Aug. 30, Sheraton Waikiki. Read more » Posted on Monday, August 15, 2011 in
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August 12, 2011Lunch With Chef Chai: Duck noodle, Saigon Vietnamese Cuisine
When Biting Commentary filmed a TV episode with Chef Chai Chaowasaree (you can see it here), we spent some time in Chinatown. Where do you eat here? we asked him. Turns out that his favorite Chinatown eatery was the same as Biting Commentary's: Saigon Vietnamese Cuisine, a cool sanctuary across the street from the Oahu Market. In Biting Commentary's humble opinion, Saigon Cuisine has the best pho in town: a perfectly balanced rich broth, fresh vegetables, noodles cooked perfectly. He's also a such fan of the rich red beef noodle that's he's learned to accept a little gristle and tendon in the Vietnamese... Read more » Posted on Friday, August 12, 2011 in
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August 11, 2011Feed The Hunger Fundraiser, Sept. 8Worried that the Islands have to import 85 percent of our food? Want to help farmers and low-income food entrepreneurs? Here's an event for you. Read more » Posted on Thursday, August 11, 2011 in
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August 10, 2011New: GRYLT, Manoa MarketplaceLooking for a healthy plate lunch? GRYLT has one, though may we suggest you skip the plates and go to sandwiches. Read more » Posted on Wednesday, August 10, 2011 in
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August 9, 2011Upcoming: Chopsticks & Wine, Oct. 5The annual wine and food fundraiser for the Honolulu Japanese Chamber of Commerce celebrates its 10th anniversary in October. Read more » Posted on Tuesday, August 9, 2011 in
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August 7, 2011Dining Disaster, or How I Ended Up with Pizza for SupperOur attempt to eat at JJ's new Le Cacao Bistro resulted in ... well, nothing more than an hour sitting at an empty table. Read more » Posted on Sunday, August 7, 2011 in
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