Hale ‘Aina Happenings: From Prima to Hooters, and Other April Restaurant News
Moké’s Bread and Breakfast opens in Kaimukī; Cattleya, a new wine bar, opens inside Orchids at the Halekūlani; and Prima closes.
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Moké’s Bread and Breakfast opens in Kaimukī; Cattleya, a new wine bar, opens inside Orchids at the Halekūlani; and Prima closes.
Sensing a shift in tastes and demographics, the owner and chef team depart from their previous menus at Hung Won and Legends Seafood.
The new Wai‘oli restores its original mission by employing people from Salvation Army’s drug and treatment center and those transitioning out of prison.
Stock your fridge and stomach with everything from a rainbow of veggies to jumbo, deep-sea shrimp.
The Buddhist monk from South Korea known for her moment on the hit Netflix show recently taught temple food philosophy and techniques at the Culinary Institute of the Pacific in Honolulu. Here's a recipe for you to try at home.
Back at Town; whiskey, wine and charcuterie, oh my!; and a new monthly cooking class.
The third, and biggest, outpost of the beloved Liliha Bakery offers a bar and more central location.
Everywhere else in the U.S., they’re baked.
Lineage, Michelle Karr-Ueoka, Ed Kenney, Chris Kajioka and Anthony Rush make the first cut.
Warm up to roiling hot and spicy soondubu at this new Waikīkī spot.
The popular Sichuan eatery reopens with more room to serve its fiery flavors.
Will Honolulu’s only natural foods cooperative be given the chance to reinvent itself?
The Taiwanese chain claims it was the first to create the item, using real fruit in the ice instead of syrup.
Seneca Klassen of Lonohana Chocolate tells his story about making chocolate.
From bean to bar, Dylan Butterbaugh and Tamara Armstrong of Mānoa Chocolate take us through the process of making chocolate.
From truffles to single-estate bars to chocolate-covered everything, a roundup of O‘ahu’s best artisanal chocolate.
Yummy chocolate desserts that you can get at these O‘ahu eateries.
Growing old over the decades: Alone, with loved ones, with the friends who outlast the loved ones.
After nearly four years leading our food and dining coverage, an editor says aloha.
The 32 editorial and reader picks for tastiest food from our Best of Honolulu 2015 issue.
Discover all Best of Honolulu’s winners, both editorial and reader picks.
This new era of juice is full of vegetables and fruits.