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Oahu’s foodies know Alicia’s is the place to go for solid, old-school poke. The longstanding Kalihi market serves up traditional ahi varieties, along with favorites like the sweet onion tako and surf clam.
Alicia’s Market
267 Mokauea St.
808-841-1921
— Photo by Melissa Chang
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