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Two sliders, two small rice bowls, a kim chee assortment plus dessert satisfy a mom and daughter at the wagyu restaurant’s new Waikīkī spot.
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Two sliders, two small rice bowls, a kim chee assortment plus dessert satisfy a mom and daughter at the wagyu restaurant’s new Waikīkī spot.
It’s the longtime dream of a family who lost home and jobs in the Lahaina fires.
Fête’s long-anticipated sweet and savory bakery-café opens Feb. 20 in the old Little Village spot.
If you live outside Kailua, Faria’s traditional and updated takes on classic comfort food dishes are worth the drive.
Leave your expectations of pad thai and evil jungle prince at the door and get in line.
More OG comfort foods have returned to the 78-year-old Kalihi store—and there’s a new poke sampler box.
Revisiting a story about Hana Quon, a newly named James Beard Award nominee who moved from Boston to bake her renowned pastries in Honolulu.
An emerging chef and a baker new to Honolulu are semifinalists for the country’s top culinary honors.
Oh Wow Laulau and the poi-fect parfait are back at the roadside stand in Waimānalo.
Two places where buttery shabu shabu beef is so good, you can skip the sauces.
Snacks, noodles and xiao long bao at the new sister eatery to Chengdu Taste and Mian.
The old Bombay Palace has new owners and a new menu of curries and momo dumplings.
Find excellent cocktails and a global food menu inside the old 3660 On the Rise spot.
The second Mānoa eatery from Grable’s restaurant group brings lamb, spiced carrots and other Mediterranean-inspired food.
This plate lunch spot aims to bring joy through Japanese dishes that taste like home.
Arrays of grilled fish, miso soup, rice, sashimi and sides restore order in a hectic holiday season.
Hideo Ohmiya started with a pop-up counter inside a car showroom. This is his first brick-and-mortar.
Christmas truffles, charcuterie, macarons and holiday drinks to fuel you through the displays.
Chef-owner Andrew Pressler is serving up his popular spicy noodles in Chinatown.
Plus, experience the magic of the season in one vibrant neighborhood.
Please Come Again—the actual name of the shop—is worth going to again and again.
Warm, soul-soothing onigiri and hand rolls with classic and deluxe fillings are made to order at Gohan.
You have one chance to discover Bada Gini before the pop-up goes on hiatus until next year.
That time we tried chicken wings back-to-back at Beer Lab and RB Sports Bar.