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FeedField Guide: Young Street
Sandwiched between King and Beretania, this hidden street boasts more than condos and apartment complexes.
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Pacific Gallery & Frames
Whether you’re looking to preserve a painting or show off family photos, Pacific Gallery & Frames can help. The shop—a family-run business since 1966— specializes in custom framing. “Everything is made here. Framing depends on the environment; we get a feel for the customer and how they want to display the work,” says Sean Kimizuka, who runs the shop with his mother, Elaine, and father, Roy. They focus on preserving art by using UV-protective materials and custom hinging and backing. 1258 Young St., 591-2412.
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Owner Starr Sutherland plays with the pups she’s dog-sitting. |
Pets in the City
It’s no wonder Pets in the City won as Best of HONOLULU’s Best Pet Groomer in 2006. “We’re a one-stop shop for your pet,” says owner Starr Sutherland, who named the shop after the hit TV series Sex in the City. You can buy all-natural doggie shampoo, food and toys; get your dog or cat groomed; and also board your pet, accommodating up to 35 dogs. 1232 Young St., 593-1505.
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June Senaga serves up a Hawaiian plate lunch.
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Yama's Fish Market
Since 1980, Yama’s Fish Market has been a staple for local food lovers at the end of Young Street, thanks to its huge, delicious Hawaiian plate lunches, complete with lau lau and sweet potato haupia. The market is renowned for its poke, made with fresh, local ahi. Planning an event? Yama’s also caters. 2332 Young St., 941-9994.
Did You Know?
Young Street was named after John Young, an English |
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