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Start with the Kaheka smash burger—and double up on the patty of grass-fed beef cut with Portuguese sausage.
Highs, lows and standouts of a year unlike any other.
From butter rolls to ‘ulu to a bite of sushi: highlights of a year of eating.
Opened in 2023, these are the new places Frolic writers eat at and recommend the most.
Christmas may be burning a hole in your pocket, but these affordable snacks won’t.
Sweet, savory, boozy, non-boozy and so much in between.
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Two standouts from the past summer menu have become permanent lunchtime dishes.
A Hong Kong-born dad gives a thumbs up to a restaurant with a stylish take on dim sum.
Flavors at this two-year-old Northern Indian and Nepali hole-in-the-wall are bright, bold and balanced.
Kaumakani is a blip on the map—and it’s where Xavier Machado’s Brooklyn-style pies are winning praise from New York City expats and chefs.
Find these handmade artisan rice cakes, fruit jellies and sesame cookies at monthly pop-ups around O‘ahu.
Find pintxos, tapas, paellas and other modern Spanish fare in a newish spot on Lewers Street.
Now that Nam Fong has closed, we’re throwing this question out to our readers.
Not much has changed at Yakitori Ando since this post originally appeared in 2018—only now the wait for a reservation is about two months.
The classic Hong Kong-style roast meats shop is closed Tuesday for its weekly day off. It closes for good on Sunday, Sept. 24.
The new Chinatown restaurant serves up classic, comforting dim sum.
Fourteen of our favorite places across the Valley Isle.
Our new and updated 2023 ranking: Who makes the best loco mocos in Hawai‘i?
On the Windward side, generations have grown up on Times’ fried rice, hamburger steak and banana pancakes.
Fillets, sashimi, amaebi, poke kits: Much of it is landed that day by Hawai‘i’s largest seafood distributor.
A retired firefighter’s locally roasted coffee beans are now sold around O‘ahu.
Plus, the golf course and West Maui Mountain views are gorgeous.
Spicy shrimp Lay’s potato chips, instant curry rice cups, salted milk tea and more fill this Asian warehouse store on Cooke Street.