Shave Ice, Poi & Other Hawai‘i Foods Are Now Dis-and-Bark Dog Toys
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Who can resist a Hurricane Pupcorn dog plushie with popcorn and kakimochi plush toys inside?
Fresh fruit syrups and cloudlike ice in the backyard of a family-owned North Shore spot.
Get down on some serious Mexican eats at Barrio Café, peruse a magical meadery at Mānoa Honey and Mead and tuck into sweet and savory comforts at HI Pie.
We’re talking 100% plant-based katsu, Korean fried chicken, loco moco and of course, mac salad.
Think you know? The rankings switch up at each of the four locations.
No tink dry mein = fried noodles, brah. Stay way more complicated than that.
Mainland people no like Spam as much as Hawai‘i people. Could dis be da game-changer?
After nearly 16 years, the Kāne‘ohe icon will serve its last high-quality local comfort food on July 10.
Jason Peel breaks the mold of typical brunches with amusing seafood spins on comfort food classics.
Because how could we resist? Here’s how they compare.
The community cafe at Kokua Kalihi Valley offers ever-changing menus reflecting the seasons.
A tale of two faux meat musubi that we’d order again. And again.
A Puerto Rican food truck, a roundup of new openings and where a dining editor really likes to eat.
Sixteen shops entered their exclusive new Poke Fest creations, and we put it to an online vote. Who is the new King of Poke Fest?
Photos and video from the biggest, most awesome Poke Fest to date.
Hawai‘i potlucks are already AAPI mashups on a plate. Frolic’s smorgasbord goes a step beyond with palusami, lomi ‘ō‘io, polvoron and more.
Frolic Hawai‘i’s 5th Annual Poke Fest is Saturday, May 28—and a record 17 poke vendors are debuting all-new poke.
Guajillo shrimp tacos, pastele nachos, pastele quesatacos: Happy Rico food truck dishes up a mix of traditional and mashup cuisine.
A new owner brings The Cookie Lady’s crisp and light cookies, born in Waipahu, to 808 Center in Honolulu.
New poke shops from Kāne‘ohe and Nu‘uanu join old-time favorites at O‘ahu’s most fish-tastic event of the year.
Find lumpia shanghai, Filipino style breakfast, sisig tacos and more on a stretch of HI-30 in Lahaina.
A roundup of the stories you deemed most drool-worthy and shareable.
From Waipahu to Chinatown and beyond, these shops sell your favorite meaty buns.
Tell us your fave by midnight this Thursday and check back next week for the results!