Your Insider Guide to Megabon
Experience Osaka vibes at this this massive Japanese festival on Saturday, Sept. 12.
Departments
More
Connect With Us
Experience Osaka vibes at this this massive Japanese festival on Saturday, Sept. 12.
Behind the unconventional rise of Chao Restaurant Group, helmed by Chancelor Kim and Dong Dang.
Here’s everything you need to know about the celebration of Uchinanchu culture on Sept. 5–6.
It’s not just a 180 from the former owners of Fat Cheeks and Little G’s, it’s where you can dine in zen-like silence.
With the tiny izakaya on King Street winning Hale ‘Aina gold, we talk to president Hiroyuki Akiyama about the eatery’s 15-year history.
Eateries that townies should visit—for reasons they may not realize.
Driven by craft and quirk, they’re expanding the boundaries of Japanese food in Honolulu.
Natto cookies, natto mandoo, natto eggplant bolognese linguine: Fans of the gooey bean could natto ask for more.
Think natto ‘ahi tostadas, paupiettes of natto and black cod, and wagyu with natto brown butter. And yes, a natto dessert!
Mō‘ili‘ili Summer Fest is back on Saturday, July 4. Here’s what you should know about the bon dance, activities, food, shopping and more.
Hiro no Uchi’s unconventional omakase offers bold, layered flavors and showmanship. Does it work?
Japanese, Indian, Thai, Malaysian—curries from around the world converge on O‘ahu and enrich our palates. Here are our go-tos.
Torishin’s New York flagship held a Michelin star for 7 years. Now, it’s Honolulu’s only yakitori omakase.
First up, donabe cooking with Naoko Takei Moore on April 25, followed by Laotian cuisine and then Hawai‘i chef Sheldon Simeon.
Crunchy breaded crusts that give way to tender, juicy pork? Yes, please!
The city’s newest ramen shop brings tonkotsu and house-made noodles to a spot behind Kāhala Mall.
Who’s there, what to eat, where to park and more insider info about the new Ke‘eaumoku food hall.
Two modest shops anchor Honolulu’s mochi scene, one over 100 years old. This Girls’ Day, we’re retelling their stories.
Maruwu Seicha and As You Like arrived last fall, pairing matcha lattes with soft serve and craft musubi.
Yes, another food holiday! Here’s where to pick up mochi, cupcakes and all things kawaii for Tuesday, March 3.
Where Japanese-style hamburger steaks come with a side of anime.
Same address, different floor: The tonkatsu specialist widely regarded as Honolulu’s best is moving into a much bigger space.
Notable openings include a new steakhouse, tempura bowls and matcha; plus the latest on Alan Wong’s and a coming beer bar.
Yes, it’s BYOB—until they get their liquor license.