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Tonkotsu, black garlic, tan tan, miso: Who serves up your favorite bowl?
More than coffee and French pastries, Café Kopi has laksa that Southeast Asian expats are calling legit.
The opening menu is small, but this new outpost is serving up some of your favorite bowls from the original Restaurant I-naba.
But da Pidgin-kine fortunes stay true or wot? We wen put ’em to da test.
Milk a goat on the farm tour and then try all things goat milk, from guava and liliko‘i gelato to gouda.
Beyond Pastry Studio has opened in downtown Honolulu with ube ensaymadas, mango pineapple Spanish rolls and more.
The cuteness factor at Rabbit Rabbit Tea is officially through the roof.
Poke, poke bowls, snacks and ice: How four Windward O‘ahu brothers turned their fishing trip dreams into a family business.
At the end of his doctor-ordered vegan experiment, our carnivore concludes he’s a failure. But is he?
The teri beef and shrimp tempura teishoku with all the fixings is just one of many favorites at this Kāne‘ohe mainstay.
(Sponsored) Shop from the comfort of your home at the Made in Hawaii Festival Online Marketplace.
Proof Social Club's Sunday brunch delivers rustic twists on French, Spanish and modern American favorites.
Justin Park’s cocktails bring additional layers of complexity and delight to Ki Chung’s dishes.
Mam’s Meat Pies turns out classic pot pies—but can you get your hands on one?
Move over, Meatless Monday. Here’s all our recent vegan and vegetarian coverage of plant-based Honolulu to help you plan for Friday, Oct. 1.
The barside happy hour is a proper pau hana with refreshing craft cocktails, unique pūpū and a hefty steak dinner.
Oompah! Some local breweries are brewing special beers for the celebration.
August’s specials include a cold chicken noodle soup, corn ribs and a luxe crab donburi.