Your Last Chance to Support Localicious Hawai‘i This Week
Of the 148 restaurants participating this year, 41—including Tommy Bahama—are new.
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Of the 148 restaurants participating this year, 41—including Tommy Bahama—are new.
Try these tacos ranging from cheap to street to nontraditional.
Now you can get your Kam Bowl and Kenny’s Restaurant favorites all in one spot.
The popular Yataimura vendor Junpuu serves its own brand of tonkotsu ramen and house-made gyoza.
The duo who brought you Lucky Belly and Livestock Tavern continues to satisfy our cravings with its latest venture in Chinatown.
This new upscale Thai restaurant is heavy on the presentation—and price.
Master sommelier Chuck Furuya’s new Sunday wine classes sell out quickly, so sign up soon.
The Nook and Kaimukī Superette host five-course dinners this week to benefit the San Francisco-based nonprofit Fish Revolution.
Here’s a quick-bite guide to the latest foodie news around the Islands.
New Waikīkī restaurant revamped its Indian menu and added authentic Pakistani dishes.
Start booking reservations before it’s too late.
An inside look at the closing of three promising Honolulu restaurants.
Fans of sushi chef Ryuji Murayama pack in his new restaurant, Sushi Murayama, at the 808 Center.
The popular tapas and wine bar moved but still retains its neighborhood restaurant feel.
My Café in Kapolei offers breakfast and lunch out on the west side.
Buddhist-run vegetarian restaurant offers clean, simple flavors.
New dishes, same innovative flavors.
Chef Chris Kajioka’s new restaurant, Senia, will feature small plates, a chef’s counter and a substantial wine list.
Bethel Street Tap Room serves up a nitrogen-infused cold brew that goes perfectly with its house-made cookies.
The new takeout eatery in HiSAM adds fresh flavors to the downtown dining scene.
Magnolia Bakery and Café and Nitrogenie open at Ala Moana Center to crazy-long lines.
The seven-day culinary event starts Nov. 16.
Alejandro’s Mexican food is serving up authentic dishes in Kalihi Valley.
Hop to it! These seats at the table won’t last long.