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A wave of Island chefs headed to the Mainland for training. What will happen now that they’re home?
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A wave of Island chefs headed to the Mainland for training. What will happen now that they’re home?
Sometimes the newer the restaurants are, the more familiar they seem.
Dining review of E&O Trading Co., Shokudo and Shanghai Bistro
Reviews of five Mexican restaurants in Honolulu, Quintero's, Compadres, Cha Cha Cha Salseria, El Burrito, La Bamba
Hungry for success, everyone’s hopping on the steak wagon. The steak wagon market is booming on Oahu, spawning numbers of competitors.
We try three—oops, make that two-and-a-half—new hotspots at the Trump International.
Thorough review of two very small restaurants in Honolulu, Green Door Cafe and Mitch's Sushi.
Slow Foods is a trend to promote local produce, going against the principles of fast food.
The tasty portion of our Best of Honolulu 2004 issue.
Low-Carb Diets Are Changing How Restaurants Cook. A Review of Restaurants following the trend.
Three generations of Sumidas have nurtured watercress on their farms in Aiea.
Crafting her seasonings by hand, Kaiulani Cowell spices up the local food scene.
Two new celebrity-chef restaurants, Cassis and Nobu Waikiki, test the limits of “casual dining.”
Does Honolulu want another big-league restaurant? Thomas Sorensen is betting $3 million it does.