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Born and raised on O‘ahu, Catherine Toth Fox worked as a newspaper reporter in Hawai‘i for more than 10 years and has freelanced—in between teaching journalism, hitting the surf and eating everything in sight—for national and local print and online publications since 1997. She earned her master’s degree from the Medill School of Journalism at Northwestern University in 1999, with a focus on magazine writing and publishing. And she received her bachelor’s degree in English from the University of Hawai‘i at Mānoa, graduating with distinction in 1996. She was previously HONOLULU Magazine’s food and dining editor, editor of HAWAI‘I Magazine, editor of HONOLULU Family and HAWAI‘I Magazine’s editor at large.
Scratch’s second location opens, Dong Yang Inn is for sale, and Greens & Vines lives on.
Everyone’s talking about the recent disease outbreak affecting the Islands. Find out what it is, where it comes from and how you can prevent it.
Meet chef Nobu Matsuhisa, pau hana at 40 Carrots and find out what’s really going into that old Rijō space in Downtown’s Harbor Court.
Here are our favorite melty, cheesy sammies.
The latest brewpub to open in Honolulu has it all: well-executed local suds, chill atmosphere and funky cheese sticks.
The beloved Kalihi hole in the wall opens a café in Hawai‘i Kai, with all the favorites plus something called Unicorn Poop.
With veggie tacos and kale beer on the menu, this isn’t your typical izakaya.
A new hot-pot spot attempts to stand out with high-quality meats and Korean flavors.
Move over, bubble tea. Thai-style ice cream rolls have arrived in Hawai‘i.
The award-winning restaurant showcases black Périgord truffles with a rustic chicken dinner menu now through March.
Here are a few tips to help you navigate your way through these Japanese taverns.
How does Michelle Karr-Ueoka whip up some of the best desserts in town? Technique, talent and a lot of hard work.
The brewery opens this month serving craft beers and food in a neighborhood brewing with beer history.
The “Kapi‘o News,” a student-run newspaper at Kapi‘olani Community College, went from nearly shutting down in April 2014 to being revitalized last fall.
Fruits are part of our history and culture, a way for us to feel connected to our community. And, if you’ve ever had a ripe mango or sweet tangerine, you know there’s nothing else like it.
This Arizona-based chain earns points for its service, selection and classic American food but falls short with sushi.
Here’s where in Honolulu to order takeout or dine in during the holiday weekend.
The newly renovated International Market Place sports a new luster with luxe retailers and exciting restaurants, while retaining some of its old charm.
The former owner of Cocina in Kaka‘ako brings his take on Mexican street food to Chinatown.
Check out the latest news from some of our Hale ‘Aina Award-winning restaurants.
Local I‘a’s community-supported fishery program returns this December, with plans to expand to restaurants, too.
Kaua‘i-born model-turned-entrepreneur Travis Smith shares his passion for healthful living with the opening of Sunrise Shack on O‘ahu’s North Shore.
“Eat Think Drink” is a new food and agricultural series launching on Election Day, with a panel discussion and chef-prepared dishes.
The gourmet market chain has unique-to-Hawai‘i products and deals that may surprise you.
Let Them Eat Cupcakes owners have taken over management of the restaurant in Executive Centre, bringing its baked goods and a new plan for the eatery.
The latest addition to the bakery’s lineup of baked goods is creating a sweet demand.
Skip the stress of parking and standing in lines with this new service.
Chef Peter Merriman opens a new restaurant concept at Salt geared toward locals.
Tickets are still available for the sixth annual culinary event.
Check out the latest news from some of our Hale ‘Aina Award-winning restaurants.
The little brother of The Pig & The Lady hits new flavors.
With its bright décor and unique dishes, Over Easy is bound to be a brunch favorite.
Experts say culinary tourism is on the rise, both in the Islands and around the world.
Real a Gastropub is the only Hawai‘i pub to serve a special Brussels-based sour beer on Zwanze Day on Saturday.
Executive chef Lance Kosaka is bringing back the classics—with a twist—to the only revolving restaurant in Hawai‘i.
10 restaurant industry standouts are honored at the 10th anniversary of the Hawai‘i Restaurant Association’s Hall of Fame gala.
When the 67-year-old father retires at the end of the year, he plans to teach, travel, babysit his two grandkids and stay involved with the national organization in some way.
This modern breakfast spot, run by the same family as Koa Pancake House, serves a spicy Benedict and other unexpected breakfast fare.
This new bakery in Kaimukī specializes in two staples: malassadas and ice cream, both made from scratch.