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Here are HONOLULU Dining Editor Martha Cheng’s picks for the top eateries on O‘ahu.
Martha Cheng
Here are HONOLULU Dining Editor Martha Cheng’s picks for the top eateries on O‘ahu.
Head after hours to this Young Street market for daily specials of tender ‘ahi belly nitsuke, torched dynamite and buttery sashimi.
At $130, it’s on par with other locally owned sushi omakase—with caviar and truffles to boot.
Find them inside a luxury car showroom on Friday and Saturday nights, by reservation only.
You have until June 1 to book a 10-course omakase temaki dinner for a discounted $65—if you can snag a seat.
Ilea’s Kitchen serves up tantalizing aburi sushi creations in Kailua and Kaka‘ako.
Plus, more news from the state’s only sake brewery: It’s moving to Hawai‘i Island.
Frolic intern Lauren Kaneshiro dishes her go-tos and must-eats around her hometown.
You won’t find these seven takeout bowls at sushi bars or restaurants, but many are worthy of them.
Fish & Rice is worth braving Pālama Supermarket’s parking lot.
It’s the ultimate sushi-and-sake experience in Hawai‘i.
Toshi Sushi, @Sushi and Kai Sushi: Which one is right for you?
The surprise of the evening is hidden deep inside a deceptively beautiful sushi roll.
Taste meets value at this modest new add to Honolulu’s bento scene.
The local chain has all kinds of exciting new stuff rolled up inside rice and nori.
Slimy neba neba, garlicky torched scallops and poke with freshly prepared kim chee bring life to this corner of King Street.
There’s way more than poke at Aloha Cones: Here are sashimi rosettes, a bubu arare shell and all the layers in between.
The Maguro Iro Iro sushi platter at Kaimukī’s longtime sushi restaurant showcases Hawai‘i’s favorite raw fish.
Since its opening in 1997, the O.G. omakase restaurant never offered takeout. Until now.
Sushi Sho and Sushi Ginza Onodera are wooing locals back this fall with 20% discounts.
Editor’s note: It’s a rapidly changing world, so while information in this post was accurate at the time of publication, call before you go to check current opening status, hours and prices. The mere sight of a well-marbled…
Update: While regular omakase prices are still $300, as noted below, Sushi Sho announced a limited-time post-lockdown kamaaina discount of 20% starting Sept. 26, 2020. Most people, like me, enjoy sushi very much. If you are obsessed with sushi, however,…