Foodie Events You’ll Want to Check Out in August
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Eat local beef, meet a rancher, dine with a winemaker and learn who’s growing our food.
For a cool lunch in a hot town, duck into Rain and savor new chef Michael D’Souza’s deft take on American bistro classics.
If you’ve ever wondered if someone is only dating you for your looks, eat a messy Drips burger in front of them.
A preview of this frisky al fresco arrival in the International Market Place shows Brian Malarkey stretching his California Coastal Cuisine game to include auction fish, Kona lobster, local meats, Mari’s Gardens greens and more.
Food blogger and mom Amy Pottinger from Honolulu shares her experience on “Food Network Star.”
This year’s Joy of Sake combines hundreds of different sake, local chefs and a chance to help set a new record for the largest kampai.
Why can’t National Ice Cream Month be all year long?
(Sponsored) Get excited for some seriously ‘ono treats on Saturday, Aug. 5.
Sip on sake at Hōkū’s, enjoy fresh oysters at Vino or experience dishes from a new chef at Alan Wong’s.
Saturday’s event showcases 15 poke dishes—and it’s air-conditioned.
Chef Kevin Lee has resurfaced with his own restaurant concept that focuses on technique, flavors and local ingredients.
Cream N’ Roll and Da Boba Place offer two new ways to try this Thai specialty, just in time for National Ice Cream Day on Sunday.
For our annual Best of Honolulu feature, we sought out the best pizza in the city. Here are five contenders.
This new Mexican spot in Wahiawā, with local takes on authentic dishes, isn’t a secret anymore.
The Hawai‘i-based chain is venturing into upscale dining with Basalt, which opened this week in Waikīkī.
Peruvian cuisine at Hōkū’s, Roy’s Hawai’i Kai offers a sunset menu, Brew’d serves brunch at night.
Favorites from the Chinatown menu join new hearty, Southern-inspired dishes for dinner.
For our annual Best of Honolulu feature, we sought out the best matcha dessert in the city. Here are five contenders.
Pearl City’s Button Up Café is a cute stop for a quick bite.
Whether it’s brunch, lunch, dinner or drinks, we’ve got something for every dad.
We explain how to use the VIP pass for Michael Mina’s The Street in Waikīkī—and whether it’s worth $37.