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We shop here for EVERYTHING. Especially during the holi-yay season!
Dishes at Mariposa restaurant and an in-store trunk show of epicurean goods highlight flavors and traditions of southern Japan’s Saga Prefecture.
Here are more than two dozen early options in the first part of a weekly series we’ll keep updating until Turkey Day.
Salty local chips, creamy chocolate and a little spice? We’re in!
Savory sweet bread sandwiches are the tastiest handheld grab-and-go lunch.
Post a photo of your ta‘ape dish, and win a gift card of up to $400 to your favorite local tackle shop, restaurant or fish market.
Gather up your favorite kimbap, lumpia and pastries to eat while watching these international foodie films.
The retro-style eatery in the Surfjack Hotel serves elevated comfort foods and live music with a vibe that will bring me back to Waikīkī.
From li hing freeze-dried Skittles to lemon peel Creepy Crawlahs, these treats support local this spooky season.
Did this DIY kit deliver a bowl worthy of David Chang’s Momofuku?
Bar Māze is partnering with Beam Suntory to offer its ultra rare Yamazaki 55 at an exclusive tasting event on Oct. 29 and 30.
A longtime Kapahulu staple takes the top spot by a landslide. Did your favorite shop make the cut?
It’s the only spot to get Sushi Sho’s glistening bara chirashi bowl and back it up with Hachibei’s jidori chicken and a hefty sake list.
Because the fluffiest doughnuts in town are Little Vessel Donut Co.’s vegan squares.
Thick pan-fried pork chops, sizzling boneless kalbi and meaty fried rice are only half of Chef Colin’s Classics, a family-style pau hana feast for four (or more).
This classic version with fresh Maine lobster lives up to the hype.
The Country Eatery offers coffee, fresh juices and healthy plates. But meat eaters are welcome, too.
(Sponsored) We dive into the dishes where Asian roots meet Italian imports on this bold block of Chinatown.

