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Where a dining editor goes for all things cake and bread and pie.
Craft beer tastings are coming to O‘ahu, Hawai‘i Island and Kaua‘i this year.
Here are all the Hawai‘i James Beard Awards 2023 semifinalists.
Malasadas, teri burgers, fried noodles, taco salad: You have until Friday night to vote for your favorite!
The matcha treats counter and the shop formerly known as Shichi Musubi are in the new Stix Asia food hall.
Martha Cheng’s picks for best waffles from Waialua to Honolulu.
You can now get the company’s locally brewed cider alongside sliders, pizza and beer from more than a dozen Hawaiˊi breweries.
The new outlet opens Jan. 20 and the next is coming to Waimānalo.
We found ‘ono oxtail soup on the same menu as divine soufflé pancakes—in Waikīkī, of all places.
Find ‘Ohana Hale Marketplace’s home of uber-fresh smoothies next door to Dew Drop Inn.
Da one ting I never expected from one big Mainland chain.
Two big festivals on Jan. 13 and 14 celebrate the coming Year of the Rabbit.
Food Pantry’s full-service grocery with malassadas, poke bowls, plate lunches and a restaurant opens today across from International Market Place.
Sweet spots in Honolulu where you can indulge in doughnuts, ube tiramisu, gelato and soft serve without the guilt.
In the old Arakawa’s parking lot, crispy pork sisig and other irresistible Filipino specialties.
Who’s opening, who’s expanding and who just opened on O‘ahu’s food and drink scene.
In a pricey corner of Kaka‘ako, filling lunches that are family- and wallet-friendly.
The five-course prix fixe menu has risen the ranks to become the city’s best tasting menu and it changes every month.
Punahou Carnival makes its return this coming Friday and Saturday. Here’s your complete guide to the rides, food, parking and so much more.
Here are all the Hawai‘i James Beard Awards 2023 semifinalists.
Kung Hee Fat Choy! Chinese New Year falls on Sunday, Jan. 22. Celebrate the Year of the Rabbit with these festivities around O‘ahu.
Once a pop-up shop, this beachy Hale‘iwa eco-boutique is now open full time and brimming with stylish, environmentally friendly goods.