First Look: Feast Pop-Up at Café Anasia in Mō‘ili‘ili
From buttery crab to hamburger steak, a Hawai‘i chef serves classy comfort food while preparing to open his own place.
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From buttery crab to hamburger steak, a Hawai‘i chef serves classy comfort food while preparing to open his own place.
The hits, misses and surprises we found at this new Taiwanese eatery in the food court.
Peruvian chicken, Michelin-starred dim sum, Burmese salads to stop for and an adobo fried chicken we're still talking about all arrived in 2018.
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We try the latest workout phenomenon to hit Honolulu.
Don’t worry, the adobo fried chicken is still on the menu.
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The speakeasy is now open Tuesday through Sunday from 5 p.m. until closing.
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And almost every item on the menu is less than $10.
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Italian neighborhood restaurant gives us another reason to hunt for parking.