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Take your home cooking to the next level and learn to make everything from pasta and scones to Hawaiian food and Chinese classics.
A morning working a kalo patch on O‘ahu’s Windward side.
KualoaGrown Market’s premium meats, seafood and produce—all raised at the ranch—are more affordable than you think.
A former home beer brewer makes four flavors of sparkling māmaki tea.
Zingipop’s 100% locally sourced sodas come in flavors like liliko‘i, ginger, banana and even pohā-basil.
The test café in the furniture and decor showroom lets micro food businesses showcase their craft.
Head to your nearest store to celebrate the holidays, local style.
Aaron Biolos, formerly known for his WeirDoughs sandwiches, now crafts towering sandwiches in Kaimukī.
Robin Abad, a veteran of high-end kitchens, serves up local comfort food with an upscale twist.
Conservation International Hawai‘i and Chef Hui team up for a three-part dinner series celebrating Sustainable Seafood Month.
If you want to support Maui from afar, check out these farms that sell their locally grown and made products online.
Continuing its 75th anniversary celebration, the brand has partnered with Aloha Shoyu for an adorable new addition to your kitchen.
Taste your way through each step of making 100% Hawai‘i-grown chocolate.
Frolic’s sandwich-loving contributing dining editor Thomas Obungen rounds up his top picks.
Raíz Tortillas brings a rainbow of heirloom corn rounds to Hawai‘i plates from a family-owned tortilleria in Kalihi.
Seasonal local seafood specialist Local I‘a is popping up with a paired dinner at Bottleheads in Kailua.
The team that opened Mad Bene pops up in Kaka‘ako with a rotating $95 prix fixe menu.
Start your day with solid Japanese breakfast sets with tonjiru soup to pork belly kakuni and grilled menpachi with rice and sides.
Food Pantry’s full-service grocery with malassadas, poke bowls, plate lunches and a restaurant opens today across from International Market Place.
Four years after a devastating fire, a smaller Alicia’s is back in its old spot with a growing list of roast meats, poke and local-style snacks.
We searched bakeries across the Island to find out who is accepting last-minute walk-ins and late orders.
A cheeky tribute to Chinatown's iconic flower shops mixes fresh lei with craft cocktails and bites by a James Beard Award nominee in a familiar space.
The farmers market stall graduates to a bigger menu packed with seafood served Sonora-style.
Pier 38’s seafood and vegetable focused restaurant, previously only open for brunch, debuts an equally playful, creative dinner.