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Carnivores, vegans and wine, oh my!
We spoke to people in a wide range of professions—teacher, waxer, gravedigger—to find out the nitty-gritty details of what they do at work, and why.
Can a “crazy” chef artist—and his Medici-like wealthy sponsor—put fine dining in Hawaii back on the map?
Tis the season to look back at the year, so I'm browsing previous Biting Commentary posts to remind me of some of my favorite eating experiences in this town.
Here's how Hawaii surfs now.
Breaking Bread: Chris Sy uses flour power to make the best bread in town.
In which two decades-old restaurants give way to new ones. One is an outright replacement of the old John Dominis, the other took over a long-time Chinese greasy spoon.
Food crawl around Honolulu with Kalapawai Cafe, Saeng’s Thai, Formaggio Grill, Yakiniku Don-Day, Sushi ii, City Cafe, Jinroku, L’Aperitif and Ailana Shave Ice.
Try these locally made products from Adoboloco, Maui Preserved and Manoa Chocolate.
History Remixed: Local teacher becomes YouTube sensation.
HONOLULU Magazine’s tour of 67 cheap eats, from burgers to soft-shell crab to frugal finds with a view.
Expect "chef-inspired" ramen, a late-night takeout window, and a sake and whisky bar.
Kaiseki: Now and Zen: The evolution of an austere diet of Zen monks into contemporary dining experiences at Nanzan Giro Giro, Hakkei and Wada.
Standard breakfast and lunch fare in a charming Kilohana Square spot.
Morio's, a tiny sushi bar with a feisty sushi chef, has moved to King Street.