On Kapahulu, the Zen of Tea and Gelato
Next to Aburiya Ibushi, Cha to Gelato Zen makes tea ceremony a casual evening ritual—with a side of dessert.
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Next to Aburiya Ibushi, Cha to Gelato Zen makes tea ceremony a casual evening ritual—with a side of dessert.
The largest gathering of Latin food is serving up all kinds of arepas, ceviches, elote, empanadas and more on Sunday, May 5.
In Hale‘iwa and He‘eia, volunteers are helping to rebuild ancient fishponds.
Lunch at O‘ahu’s newest Korean restaurant offers a serious deal of stone pot rice, entrée, bubbling soup and banchan.
Reprising a classic: Favorite Island Cookery books are still the go-to for dishes that are part of nostalgic local family traditions.
The most exciting noodle shop you’ve never heard of.
Where to head for midnight plate lunches and (super) early-morning baked goods.
A morning working a kalo patch on O‘ahu’s Windward side.
Find scones, sandwiches and handcrafted chocolates by day and wine and charcuterie at night.
Readers have been sharing this classic from 2021: What happens when you combine two family recipes in one pot?
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KualoaGrown Market’s premium meats, seafood and produce—all raised at the ranch—are more affordable than you think.
Deep in Kalihi Valley, volunteers harvest greens for neighborhood kūpuna and a nonprofit café.
Find the elusive truck’s wagyu and local beef smash burgers and pork sausages near Mililani Golf Course on Fridays.
More from Paris Baguette and the neighborly story behind Onda Pasta & Provisions.
HONOLULU Magazine Team
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Explore O‘ahu farmers markets throughout the week for fresh produce, snacks, flowers and crafts.
August’s specials include a cold chicken noodle soup, corn ribs and a luxe crab donburi.