4 Hawai‘i-Grown Ingredients Are Having a Moment at Our Favorite Restaurants
What do ‘ulu, mushrooms, shrimp and pork have in common? More farms are growing and raising them locally, inspiring chefs to create innovative dishes.
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What do ‘ulu, mushrooms, shrimp and pork have in common? More farms are growing and raising them locally, inspiring chefs to create innovative dishes.
Keep keiki busy with these fun, screen-free activities from A to Z.
Glistening roast ducks and spareribs like pork candy.
From sculpt-and-burn to boot camp, web workouts are virtual-ly all we can do. But we’re not complaining.
We have the details, including when and where you can see these vintage planes go by.
Sometimes the best discoveries are the most random ones.
“Well, we do eat a lot of shave ice!”
The Hawai‘i State Art Museum’s socially distant programming continues with weekly lessons and twice-monthly pau hana concerts.
Brandon Lee, sous chef of MW, makes scoops in classic flavors.
You’ll find plenty of vegetarian options as well as a housemade baklava.
You can get filet mignon and a lobster tail for $45 every Wednesday through Friday.
(Sponsored) Located in the opulent Espacio the Jewel of Waikīkī, the restaurant’s seasonal tasting menu and rare wines can now be ordered for takeaway.
The Islands celebrate 100 years of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints in 1950.
Your cheat sheet for BYOB dining.
Come for the Hong Kong style roast meat counter, stay for the eggplant at this new Chinese restaurant.