Parade of Poke: All the New Poke Coming to Frolic’s May 16 Poke Fest
Here’s who‘s coming to the 2026 Poke Fest and the exclusive poke creations they’re serving.
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Here’s who‘s coming to the 2026 Poke Fest and the exclusive poke creations they’re serving.
The view from the other side of the poke counter as the April 30 closing nears.
More than 5 years after closing his landmark King Street restaurant, the legendary chef is back with a menu of classics.
The global production’s 3D projection mapping technology lets diners watch a tiny animated chef work mightily to put a five-course menu on their plates.
Fiddlehead ferns, aka pohole, hō‘i‘o, warabi and pako, are hard to find; now, visitors can get a taste of the locally loved delicacy at Basalt Waikīkī.
In her new cookbook, spearfisher Kimi Werner whips up delectable meals from wild-caught ingredients.
UH Mānoa and the Tokyo University of Agriculture and Technology explore Hawai‘i’s rice farming potential.
Once mostly a potato substitute, the starchy fruit now stars in desserts, pastas and more.
The local sherbet brand makes nostalgic flavors a daily treat with fancy desserts and shave ice to come.
The locally sourced website has come to life: From everyday items to Maui persimmons and charcuterie, it’s all here.
Opening Oct. 21, Hō‘ili‘ili by Farm Link will merge the locally sourced online grocer with fresh prepared food by Chuck Wakeman and Robert Urquidi.
Dinner at Lee Anne Wong’s Kaimukī restaurant brings standout dishes like ‘ulu fried feta and lamb adobo.
Slurp soup from top chefs to support the Feed the People Hawai‘i program on Sept. 27.
Snack your way through Honolulu’s forests on this guided foraging botany tour.
Counting the fruits of my avocado tree has become my obsession.
Sun Noodle’s kalo noodles and Adela’s Country Eatery’s ‘ulu and avocado noodles are paving the way for food independence in Hawai‘i.
North Shore chicken livers, Wai‘anae pork and Moloka‘i venison featured in classic French charcuterie.
The roaming pop-up once known as Ailana Shave Ice has set up a cool oasis on Wai‘alae Avenue.
You’ll see the root remedy everywhere these days at farmers markets, grocery stores and more.
Experience eateries and establishments showcasing local farmers, fisheries and producers.
On April 4, stop by Bishop Street to try Kapa Hale’s take on Sun Noodle’s new ramen kit.
There’s an expanded menu with goat milk-focused treats. We tried the mac and cheese, vanilla goat milk gelato, blueberry panna cotta and more at the Waialua farm.
Farms, farmstands and grocery stores that sell organic and conventional eggs from local producers.
Oh Wow Laulau and the poi-fect parfait are back at the roadside stand in Waimānalo.