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Martha Cheng is the former Dining Editor for HONOLULU Magazine. She also writes for publications including The Wall Street Journal, The Washington Post, Food and Wine, and Eater. In past lives, she was a line cook, food truck owner, Peace Corps volunteer and Google techie and has degrees in Computer Science and English from Wellesley College. She really likes listing things. More than a decade ago, she came to Honolulu for a boy and stayed for the people and ocean. She was born in San Francisco but prefers surfing in Hawai‘i.
Bean-to-bar chocolate production in town
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This month: Three-course prix fixe of some of The Pineapple Room’s most popular dishes for $40.
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Surfing Goat Dairy and Ocean Vodka team up
The Honolulu Firefighters Foundation's 4th annual Signature Chefs Food Festival
Noodle Tuesday: New Santouka ramen
New dishes feature flavors from Italy, France and Japan
Wagyu with yuzu kosho and potato mochi, a lilikoi creamsicle topped with Sauternes gelee
Peter Kim made his name with casual dining spots such as Yummy Korean BBQ. Five years ago, he bought Liliha Bakery. Now he’s moving upscale with the steakhouse The Signature.
An Aussie-style takeout sandwich spot
See what a million dollar renovation looks like.
Black car service? So what? What Uber has to offer may be more than that.
For the past few years, it’s been about pop-ups and picnic tables; now, is the dining pendulum swinging back toward formal dining rooms and white tablecloths?
Inspired by a package of instant ramen and a block of truffle butter
Tailgating at Aloha Stadium
Two food events to highlight land and sea
130 flavors and counting, including haole, raging crab and prime rib
Quinten Frye gets permanent digs for his Mexican street food
Sing Cheong Yuan bakery in Chinatown carries more than 20 mooncake varieties, including mochi-wrapped with mango and, yup, durian.
Kamal Jemmari and Youssef Dakroub, previously owners of Shogunai and Extreme Tacos, team up. But don't expect tacos.
It promises a seasonally-changing, modern Mediterranean menu
Coming to the Big Island September 21
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Uni, paiai, Girls Got Game and the fireworks finale
Under the Modern Moon, the opening gala at The Modern, was as stylish and swanky as ever, the sold-out event filled with food fans and celebrity chefs.
Chu reflects on starting the restaurant that launched the Chinatown revival, the good days, the mistakes made and his future plans
Part nine: wrapping up the inspections, sign permits and liquor license
Noodle Tuesday: Textures and flavors galore in Asian noodles
Honolulu is dominated by Cantonese-local hybrid restaurants that tend to blur together after awhile. Enter Hunan Cuisine.
The Metropolitan Meat Market (1917), awa in Hawaii (1920), The Canlis Broiler, the Most Beautiful Restaurant in the World (1961), Clues to Finding the Perfect Restaurant in Hawaii (1980)
Plus "duck" and bamboo soup and other vegetarian-friendly options