Here’s why you should get off your buns and join us for our first-ever burger fest, this Saturday, Nov. 9, at Kāhala Mall.
A couple of throwback concerts, a magical musical and movie experience, healthy getaways and more make for some eclectic choices this month.
When word got out that Foodland Farms was coming to the former Babies ‘R Us spot in Pearl City, I was elated. Finally, a Foodland Farms in my own hood! For months I’ve been watching the new store take shape at Pearl City Gateway plaza. Foodland Farms Pearl City opens to the public at 10 a.m. Wednesday, Oct. 30The day…
We took to the streets for a hip-hop class that werked our a$$.
Choose from 205 films from 31 countries across 11 days, November 7 to 17 in Honolulu.
Poke by the Pound opened in 2019 in the heart of Kalihi Kai.
We spoke to one Makakilo who weighed housing costs and distance—and who are making a longer commute work for their family of six.
Between countless costume contests, themed cocktails, haunted houses and street parties, we’re happily planning on spending some of our October nights in while streaming something spooky online.
Culture, comedy, charity and cuisine kick off the fall season on O‘ahu. So start planning now—the events listed here are just a sampling of what’s to come.
Note: The pop-up finished its run at the end of 2019. You’re wondering if your favorite bento is on the shelf. You’re praying they didn’t forget the ahi patty and Goteborg musubis. And please, oh please, let there be fried chicken. Tanioka’s Seafoods & Catering, the venerable poke shop from Waipahu, opened its three-month pop-up at Ala Moana Center on…
We’ve got your roundup of spooky movies, from current hits to old-school frights—plus a few fun ones.
ONO (One Night Only) is a dining series presented by Hawaii Gas in partnership with Frolic Hawaii. Each ONO event will explore local chefs’ cultural roots and the food that is meaningful to them. We’ll share the stories about the food with you, our Frolic readers, and then you can experience the meal for yourself … hot off the stove!…
Update 9/26: Both Natto Feasts at Feast on Friday, Sept. 27 and Saturday, Sept. 28 are SOLD OUT. The thing about Jon Matsubara’s food is everything has a story, and somewhere in the story there’s a twist. Sometimes it starts out at a place you wouldn’t expect to find a chef trained at a Michelin-starred eatery, other times the twist…
From Marvel’s “Inhumans” to “Magnum, P.I.,” we rank the biggest movies and series ever filmed in the Islands.
The 19 editorial and reader picks for the chic-est shopping in the city.
With 8 flavors, which ones do you choose? Watch for our Top 3 rankings.
For 48 years, Kokua Market cooperative has been championing local. I had no idea they’ve been around that long, since way before it became hip to eat local. Now they’re unveiling their Kokua 2020 reinvigoration plan, and I was invited to check it out. Kokua’s revamped deli now features two new chef-driven menus ($9.99 a pound or $9.49 a pound for…
Most of the quirky, hidden eateries are usually found in Honolulu, so I was intrigued to hear that there was a sushi bar quirkily hidden in the back of a coffee shop in Kailua. First, you have to figure out how to make a reservation. Then, you have to actually find it. I’ll save you townies a step: 22 Kailua…
Take your pick of three festivals, a Pixar classic on the beach, two sporting events, a meaningful pau hana and the high notes of a legendary ’60s band.
I always say working part-time at Sprinkles Cupcakes in So Cal ruined me. Those legendary desserts have become my standard for cupcakes, especially when it comes to red velvet. It’s hard to find any cupcake in Hawaii that compares. For a while, the only ones that came remotely close were from Cake Couture. I drove to Aina Haina specifically for…
It’s bad news for our Islands, the world’s endangered species capital.
Celebrate your love for the ocean with surfing dogs, surfboards floating 2 feet above the water and a one-man show dedicated to Duke’s life.
Great food is still on the menu. But the rest of our Best Restaurants celebration has changed.
Cap off the end of summer with two ethnic festivals, a new production of an oldie but goodie and a bunch of local journalists poking fun at news in the Islands.
