Foodie Field Trip: Everything We Ate in One Day on Maui, Part 1
From newly opened destinations to bagels and matcha to classic pit stops, try to keep up with our eating agenda.
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From newly opened destinations to bagels and matcha to classic pit stops, try to keep up with our eating agenda.
Updates on Fancy Fresh, Honolulu Bistro, Nana Ai Katsu, Niu Soft Serve, Ocean Taste and more.
Up first: Updates on Atsushi, Bo’s Kitchen, Fat Cheeks, Little G Cafe, Mam’s Tuck Shop, ‘Ohana Poke House and Waffle & Berry.
Now in the Ala Moana Hotel, one of Honolulu’s OG gastropubs is back with cocktails, beer, food and soon, weekend brunch.
You can find the very rare Meli Kalima pineapple gracing Island Vintage Shave Ice's bowls on Kalākaua—but you'll want to hurry.
At $130, it’s on par with other locally owned sushi omakase—with caviar and truffles to boot.
A rotating selection of dry-aged steak, house-made sausages, charcuterie, pickles and more is boxed every month for pickup in Kaka‘ako.
Where pork belly and kim chee fried rice are all wrapped together with cheese.
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.
Michel’s has the timeless views, a classic locavore menu and old fashioned service to back it up.
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.
Homemade cookie dough is one of 25 toppings at the roaming acai bowl trucks on O‘ahu.
This is the bittersweet final chapter for the beloved Chinatown brewpub that's closing for good on Aug. 20.
Here’s what The Hall by Beer Lab, Hana Koa Brewing, Lōkahi Brewing, Aloha Beer and Waikīkī Brewing have on tap.
No tink dry mein = fried noodles, brah. Stay way more complicated than that.
Only 80 sandwiches and only on Saturdays and Sundays.
Justin Park’s first bar concept is named No. 42 in the North American ranking, while Chinatown’s EP Bar earns an Esquire mention as one of the Best Bars in America.
After nearly 16 years, the Kāne‘ohe icon will serve its last high-quality local comfort food on July 10.
And why the Fête chef doesn't let her cooks drink out of deli cups.
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.
Congrats to America’s Best Chef: Northwest & Pacific!