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Superager Stella Shimabukuro is a living example of the happiness of being.
Get your eating pants ready—the holiday season, aka pie season, has arrived!
The locally sourced website has come to life: From everyday items to Maui persimmons and charcuterie, it’s all here.
Georgi DeCosta’s offer means 12 kids around O‘ahu will celebrate with festive birthday bundt cakes.
Driven by craft and quirk, they’re expanding the boundaries of Japanese food in Honolulu.
A former nurse finds his true calling running his own Filipino-themed coffee cart.
New places dominated our coverage in an especially busy month.
Where to find Halloween bars, bar crawls, costume contests and food, sake and beer tastings through Oct. 31.
The legendary chef’s new Alan Wong’s is slated to open early next year.
Nine spots worth driving in for.
Twelve years after opening in Chinatown, one of Hawai‘i’s hottest restaurants brings global-modern Vietnamese to the top of Wai‘alae Avenue.
Think buttery pasta, grilled octopus and roasted bone marrow with Vietnamese touches—and chicken pho for the soul.
A Waikīkī artist is reviving 19th century baseball in Hawai‘i—and he’s looking for players to field more teams.
“There’s a lack of passion and loyalty and accountability” in the industry, Peel says. “I need to step back, downsize and rebuild.”
Feast Mānoa’s Jon Matsubara opens a new lobster roll and seafood spot—a block from Waikīkī’s two lobster roll specialists.
Tofu is going luxe in a kaiseki-style feast with lobster, a touch of truffle and more. *Bonus late add: appetizer trio with fall persimmon.
Danny Meyer’s first Hawai‘i eatery is coming in 2027.
Yes, salmon crème brûlée—but not exactly the crème brûlée you know.
Get the scoop on our favorite scoops of chilly goodness.
Like dining scenes and people, we’ve evolved through different chapters. (Read: We’ve outgrown our all-caps phase.)
Seafood and Hawaiian food are a winning combo at the Kāhala Hotel & Resort’s beachside buffet destination.
Kim’s motto: Expect the unexpected.
With the tiny izakaya on King Street winning Hale ‘Aina gold, we talk to president Hiroyuki Akiyama about the eatery’s 15-year history.
A master artist finds joy in teaching basics to beginners.