Dis Is How Shiro’s Saimin Got Its Dry Mein On
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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!
Choose your menu, choose your truffle quantity and let the shaving begin.
Yes, you’ll be buzzing—but you get to taste locally grown coffees side by side with blends from around the world.
Here’s our cookie-by-cookie review of all six weekly flavors and a PSA: They’re closed Sundays.
Kama‘āina rejoice! The new loyalty program rewards shoppers with more bang for your buck.
Jason Yamaguchi’s new menu celebrates spring in 11 lively courses fit for a special occasion.
Craft ice cream, smash burgers, ramen and a Japanese sando shop: What’s coming to the island’s food scene.
With flavors like pink grapefruit, rice and mascarpone Oreo, this new addition to Salt is just in time for summer.
Stir butterfly ginger blossom syrup into soda water and transport yourself into a Hawai‘i forest, sultry with the scent of tropical flowers after a warm rain.
Hand-pressed tortillas, solid proteins and fresh vibes jive with Kaimukī’s evolving food scene.
Find them inside a luxury car showroom on Friday and Saturday nights, by reservation only.
Bartender Sam Trusty serves up her latest spin on the tall bevy with a classic flavor romance.
Wine joins coffee at The Curb
A new chef, new partners and a new menu usher in a serious glow up for the iconic Lahaina farm-to-table destination.
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.
Think Hawai‘i coffees, house-made nut milks and rainbow tea lattes.
Past the produce aisle is a new spot for cocktails and toast with 400 Rabbits and a world of ideas in a glass.