J-Shop's New Izakaya is a Hidden Gem in a Hidden Gem
Head after hours to this Young Street market for daily specials of tender ‘ahi belly nitsuke, torched dynamite and buttery sashimi.
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Head after hours to this Young Street market for daily specials of tender ‘ahi belly nitsuke, torched dynamite and buttery sashimi.
Grilled beef kebobs, chewy butternut squash doughnuts and other Peruvian fare have arrived in the urban core.
Find grass jelly and taro balls at this chain from Taiwan.
Now in the Ala Moana Hotel, one of Honolulu’s OG gastropubs is back with cocktails, beer, food and soon, weekend brunch.
You can find the very rare Meli Kalima pineapple gracing Island Vintage Shave Ice's bowls on Kalākaua—but you'll want to hurry.
At $130, it’s on par with other locally owned sushi omakase—with caviar and truffles to boot.
Marbled beef by the yard, offal, bean curd and fungus are some of the optional add-ins at Honolulu Skewer House's sister restaurant.
A rotating selection of dry-aged steak, house-made sausages, charcuterie, pickles and more is boxed every month for pickup in Kaka‘ako.
Where pork belly and kim chee fried rice are all wrapped together with cheese.
Solid sides and shave ice bolster an izakaya menu with reasonable ramen and vegan options.
The new spot is the latest from the Aunty behind Sweet Home Cafe and Aunty’s Ramen.
The former late night Waikīkī food truck expands its menu with stuffed falafel, meaty kababs and a slew of appetizers.
Mad Garlic, NYC and Hot Honey pizzas headline a modest menu with big sides at the former Goma Tei Ramen.
Cold soba with crunchy, salty, sweet, umami-rich toppings is a July special at this Chinatown eatery.
Osaka’s Kamukura Ramen debuts its exceptional “healthy” consommé ramen at Ala Moana Center this week.
Local-kine pops, luscious ice creams and gelato and a cold twist on crème brûlée are all from small local businesses.
No tink dry mein = fried noodles, brah. Stay way more complicated than that.
From Kalihi to Kāhala to Kāne‘ohe, a record 12 eateries will prepare one-day-only natto creations featuring Japan’s famously slimy bean.
Mainland people no like Spam as much as Hawai‘i people. Could dis be da game-changer?
Justin Park’s first bar concept is named No. 42 in the North American ranking, while Chinatown’s EP Bar earns an Esquire mention as one of the Best Bars in America.
The Ala Moana eatery has up to 30 sweet and savory choices tucked in creamy Japanese bread.
18 restaurants from Pai, Stage and Tiki’s Grill to Elena’s, Tiano’s and Macadangdang are featuring Filipino specials June 20 to 26.
Congrats to America’s Best Chef: Northwest & Pacific!