What’s on the Menu and Schedule at Saturday’s Korean Festival in Honolulu
All kinds of Korean food, eating contests, live entertainment and more are back after a two-year hiatus.
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All kinds of Korean food, eating contests, live entertainment and more are back after a two-year hiatus.
Get down on some serious Mexican eats at Barrio Café, peruse a magical meadery at Mānoa Honey and Mead and tuck into sweet and savory comforts at HI Pie.
When it's hot, holo holo for halo halo at Via Gelato, Shimazu Store, Magnolia Ice Cream & Treats and Max’s of Manila.
Pork hash, har gao, chicken feet, more: Tell us your fave spot by midnight Friday, then check back next week for the results.
We’re talking 100% plant-based katsu, Korean fried chicken, loco moco and of course, mac salad.
Homemade cookie dough is one of 25 toppings at the roaming acai bowl trucks on O‘ahu.
This is the bittersweet final chapter for the beloved Chinatown brewpub that's closing for good on Aug. 20.
A first-of-its-kind commissary kitchen in Honolulu offering space for retail, pop-up restaurants and cooking classes.
Here’s what The Hall by Beer Lab, Hana Koa Brewing, Lōkahi Brewing, Aloha Beer and Waikīkī Brewing have on tap.
Find 13 of our editors’ favorites, plus 36 winners and finalists voted on by readers.
Kamukura Ramen, bakery treats and mass upheaval for some of Honolulu’s smallest food businesses at Moanalua 99.
Did you guess POG? Haupia? Li hing mui? Read on for the Top 5.
Part 3 of Frolic’s cute sweets series takes us to a chocolate shop where whimsy meets art.
The new spot is the latest from the Aunty behind Sweet Home Cafe and Aunty’s Ramen.
The former late night Waikīkī food truck expands its menu with stuffed falafel, meaty kababs and a slew of appetizers.
We tried this fluffy, creamy Japanese sandwich at Daily Whisk Matcha, Coco Bloom, Island Banana, U-Kitchen, Mana Sandwiches and Don Quijote.
Mad Garlic, NYC and Hot Honey pizzas headline a modest menu with big sides at the former Goma Tei Ramen.
(Sponsored) We dive into the dishes where Asian roots meet Italian imports on this bold block of Chinatown.

