This Premium Soju Isn’t Served in a Watermelon
Hwayo Soju, a high-end Korean soju, is so smooth, you can drink this straight. No chaser needed.
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Hwayo Soju, a high-end Korean soju, is so smooth, you can drink this straight. No chaser needed.
Frogs, hedgehogs and bees, oh my! This spot dishes up cute, Instagrammable dumplings.
With everything from breakfast sammies and tacos to mochi pancakes and waffles, these Honolulu brunch spots are changing the game.
Eat dishes from all over the world, race to eat the most udon or see if you can finish a bowl of spicy noodles at this festival at Ward Village.
Hired in 2017 as the new executive director of the Hawai‘i International Film Festival, Beckie Stocchetti oversees a year-round three-ring celluloid circus, with co-directors of programming Anderson Le and Anna Page.
This Pac-Man pop-up restaurant will transport you back in time to the 1980s.
Any way you slice it, chef Robynne Mai‘i is talented, creative and beautiful (we have the pictures to prove it). Here, she dishes about the amazing ladies who have influenced her life, her favorite food to make and eat, and her go-to Zippy’s order that she goes bananas for.
The upscale restaurant at Dukes Lane in Waikīkī is now serving breakfast and lunch.
And we’re not talking about salads.
Our tips for feeding chickens and bunnies, gathering eggs, picking veggies and playing in a pirate ship on this family-run farm.
Honolulu’s hottest brunch restaurants are going beyond the basic bloody mary—way beyond.
With 100,000 possible flavor combinations, you need a strategy. Here are two.
These pancakes will be one of six brunch dishes served at BrunchFest on March 25.
The Downtown restaurant is the only place serving cannabidiol cocktails. Don’t worry; it’s legal.