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Who’s there, what to eat, where to park and more insider info about the new Ke‘eaumoku food hall.
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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.
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.
The $58 menu is a Willy Wonka-esque journey that’s wacky, geeky and over the top.
So you’ve tried plate lunch, loco moco and shave ice. Now try these.
We checked out the new Go Go Mix frozen dim sum shop in ‘Aiea.
Eateries that townies should visit—for reasons they may not realize.
Once mostly a potato substitute, the starchy fruit now stars in desserts, pastas and more.
If you’ve missed the beloved eatery, you can get some classic menu items now at Shingon Mission.
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.
Frolic’s new video series spotlights old-school family eateries where food comes with a generous side of nostalgia.
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.
This piece from March 2011 has been trending in our page views, so we’re reprising it here as a sweet Friday treat.
“There’s a lack of passion and loyalty and accountability” in the industry, Peel says. “I need to step back, downsize and rebuild.”
Feast Mānoa’s Jon Matsubara opens a new lobster roll and seafood spot—a block from Waikīkī’s two lobster roll specialists.
Get the scoop on our favorite scoops of chilly goodness.
Dinner at Lee Anne Wong’s Kaimukī restaurant brings standout dishes like ‘ulu fried feta and lamb adobo.
It’s one of Hawai‘i’s signature foods; here’s where our team goes for their faves.
Kim’s motto: Expect the unexpected.
That’s how members of the Chun family’s third generation feel about customers at their Kaimukī eatery.
Come for $12 plates of fried fish, rice and salad on Labor Day Monday or get some ready-to-cook ta‘ape snappers to go.
Slurp soup from top chefs to support the Feed the People Hawai‘i program on Sept. 27.
Veteran chef Lance Kosaka brings homegrown flavors to the heart of Waikīkī.