New Brunch Spot in Kailua Opens Later This Month
Over Easy, run by alums of Alan Wong’s, will serve traditional and specialty breakfast and lunch dishes.
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Over Easy, run by alums of Alan Wong’s, will serve traditional and specialty breakfast and lunch dishes.
Family Ingredients, which airs nationally this month, traces some of Hawai‘i’s most popular dishes back to their roots around the world.
This new pizzeria in Hawai‘i Kai serves artisanal pies with thin, blistered crusts and quality toppings.
The James Beard award-winning chef is opening four restaurants in 2016, including a new beachfront eatery at the Turtle Bay Resort.
Friday’s Hukilau launches the sixth annual Hawai‘i Food & Wine Festival with poke, a roasted pig and shave ice.
Avenue’s Bar + Eatery is the most recent restaurant to take over this quirky space on Wai‘alae Avenue.
Piggy Smalls will serve some of the Chinatown favorites, plus a new breakfast menu.
There’s more than just Korean fried chicken on the menu at this new restaurant on Ke‘eaumoku Street.
This event showcases the farms and agribusinesses in the Kunia Corridor with guided tours, tastings and demonstrations.
This Kalākaua Avenue food truck court has got game but needs customers.
Mr. Tea Café opens a second location in Salt at Our Kaka‘ako.
Ed Kenney’s latest restaurant brings his local roots to Waikīkī.
So much prettiness, so much yumminess, so many flowers.
In this new Italian-Japanese rooftop dining experience in town, the bakery does things right, but dinner needs work.
This popular California-based chain is renowned for serving authentic—and spicy—Sichuan cuisine.
This wholesale club features more than 6,000 food products, supplies and gadgets for restaurants owners and home cooks.
‘Uala Leaf Café serves hot entrées and daily specials while doubling as a working lab for the college’s food service training program.
Avenue’s Bar + Eatery hopes to fare better than Hale Ōhuna, which closed in this same space after three months.
Leeward Community College’s two eateries—The Pearl and Uluwehi Café—serve up surprisingly refined dishes on a student budget.
Simple food served in a comfortable setting makes this new restaurant in Chinatown a place to keep coming back to.
This new build-your-own-pizza chain offers sizeable, affordable pies—with unlimited toppings—in just five minutes.
Of the 148 restaurants participating this year, 41—including Tommy Bahama—are new.
Now you can get your Kam Bowl and Kenny’s Restaurant favorites all in one spot.
The popular Yataimura vendor Junpuu serves its own brand of tonkotsu ramen and house-made gyoza.