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A snapshot of where HONOLULU Magazine’s Martha Cheng has been eating lately.
A new chef, new partners and a new menu usher in a serious glow up for the iconic Lahaina farm-to-table destination.
This stretch of Nu‘uanu Avenue is getting a new grab-and-go spot with sandwiches, desserts and banchan. The question is when will it open?
With daily baked goods plus new brunch dishes, the neighborhood #brunchallday eatery is settling in nicely across the street.
You have until June 1 to book a 10-course omakase temaki dinner for a discounted $65—if you can snag a seat.
These restaurants and cafés hold themselves to a higher eco-standard that make deciding where to eat for ocean-minded people an easy decision.
Past the produce aisle is a new spot for cocktails and toast with 400 Rabbits and a world of ideas in a glass.
First we reviewed the still-evolving pan-fried soup buns. Now, xiao long bao: Too thick or too thin or just different?
Brunch, surf and turf, cookies and cake pops: Easter is next Sunday!
Smoked meat, smash burgers and sandwiches, oh my! Whiskey Smoke 808 is a new neighborhood gem.
Last chance for miso rafute and bittermelon tempura: Retirement is claiming one of Honolulu’s three Okinawan restaurants.
Part 3 of Frolic’s resource for open-air dining around O‘ahu has everything from picnic tables at an izakaya to canopy dining in a co-op parking lot.
It’s on the same block as old Sorabol and it is lit—same menu and windows literally everywhere.
Pho Que Huong’s 113-item menu has Vietnamese dishes found nowhere else in Honolulu.
Of course we expected Side Street Inn and Elena’s. Not expected: a pie shop in Wahiawā, three poke counters and a ritzy steak house.
Part 2 of Frolic’s resource for open-air dining in neighborhoods around O‘ahu.
Chickens are everywhere on the Garden Isle: smoked, in adobo, karaage-style or as puffy chicken skin crisps.
It’s a scientifically unproven fact: Your pizza order reveals more about your personality than you might think.
Pageviews don’t lie—here are the stories you read and shared most.
First-timers include Nisshodo Mochiya, Gaku izakaya and Ethel’s Grill. Congrats to all 13!
Plus, more news from the state’s only sake brewery: It’s moving to Hawai‘i Island.
Find coffee and sandwiches by day and dishes like osso buco and panzanella salad by night at the local chain’s newest eatery.
The upscale bento changes weekly, but the constants are bold flavors and textures.