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Tim Ho Wan opens at the Royal Hawaiian Center.
The multimillion-dollar facelift hasn’t affected tea service one bit.
Frogs, hedgehogs and bees, oh my! This spot dishes up cute, Instagrammable dumplings.
Eat dishes from all over the world, race to eat the most udon or see if you can finish a bowl of spicy noodles at this festival at Ward Village.
This Pac-Man pop-up restaurant will transport you back in time to the 1980s.
The upscale restaurant at Dukes Lane in Waikīkī is now serving breakfast and lunch.
Salt Kitchen and Tasting Bar pops up at Encore Saloon, MW Restaurant takes over Maui Onion Burger and Café Laufer closes—then opens again.
Local ingredients are the stars on the menus of a record 262 restaurants participating in this monthlong event.
The James Beard Award-winning chef and restaurateur is planning a yearlong celebration marking three decades of cooking in Hawai‘i.
Tako stew and kālua pig grilled cheese sammies are just two of a handful of new dishes at this Hale ‘Aina Award-winning restaurant.
Feast on Malaysian specialties by chefs Lee Anne Wong and Andrew Pressler. Utensils optional.
Morimoto Asia Waikīkī is slated to open in February, with Momosan Waikīkī to follow.
You need to be invited to dine at Toridokoro Matsumoto, a hidden restaurant that specializes in yakitori.
Ryan’s Grill, ‘Ono Hawaiian Foods, The Pineapple Room—how our hearts and stomachs ache.
The vibrant Peruvian cuisine of this new restaurant is my new reason to head west.
New farm-to-glass cocktails at Bar Leather Apron, Senia hosts collab dinner with Seattle’s Canlis and M.A.C. 24/7 debuts new pancakes for January.
The iconic Kapahulu drive-in opens its first of four franchise locations this month.
Don’t worry, the piadina is still on the menu.
This isn’t your ordinary culinary arts classroom.
The pizza may not be ready yet, but the rest of the menu makes up for that.
Order takeout or dine in for brunch, lunch or dinner on Nov. 23.
The 10-day culinary food fest starts Nov. 10.
Bringing fresh Thai cuisine to old Scratch location.
Ala Moana Center’s newest dining hall houses many local favorites, plus Hawai‘i’s first agave bar.