Thousands turned out for Friday’s Eat the Street, a Hawaiian-themed fest featuring 41 food trucks and street food vendors. At this month’s event, a first-birthday celebration for ETS, several vendors completely sold out before the evening’s end. Despite the solid turnout, the lines were manageable and most people had no trouble sampling lots of different menus, including everything from falafels to ribs from five new vendors.
Here’s a look at the eats and the eaters.
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Follow the scent of grilled meats to the old Meadow Gold parking lot.
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The home base for the 2022 Hale ‘Aina Restaurateurs of the Year is a hidden paradise that serves up the best Lao and Thai food in Honolulu.
Follow the scent of grilled meats to the old Meadow Gold parking lot.
Kats Sushi is the only place you can find made-to-order AYCE sushi that’s not on a buffet table.
Honolulu’s first modern tea restaurant has delicious milk tea, laksa and sweet toasts six days a week except Thursdays (for now).
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