Duck soup and oxtail soup at Ken Fong restaurant
Satisfying, warming bowls at this downtown Chinese restaurant.
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Unsolicited Radio Advice for KPOI
KPOI, would it kill you to hire some DJs?
March food and dining events: cheese, chocolate, wine, food and feng shui
A chocolate pau hana, farmers series dinner, pop-up cheese shop.
Ethiopian pop-up restaurant in Honolulu
Addis Ababa Hawaii returns, now serving Ethiopian food at Lemongrass Cafe.
Honolulu Academy of Arts Reborn with New Name
Born Again: A merged Honolulu Academy of Arts sheds its maiden name.
LudoBites 9.0: Q&A with Ludo Lefebvre
LudoBites leaves LA for the first time and opens at the Four Season Hualalai tonight. A conversation with Lefebvre on what might be his last pop-up.
Best of Honolulu 2012: The Best Day Ever
In this video, James Mane visits 5 of HONOLULU Magazine's "Best of Honolulu" winners on his quest to have The Best Day Ever.
Teas of Hawaii: Coffee Cherries
New Brew: This coffee product thinks outside the bean.
Summer Fashion Preview at Collins and 8th 3.5.12
Collins and 8th hosted a Summer Preview Fashion Show, featuring the hottest upcoming trends, at their store on March 5, 2012.
Gather restaurant in Berkeley, flavor tripping party in Honolulu
A final (vegan) meal in the Bay Area, a flavor adventure in Honolulu.
Sacs in the City at Sheraton Waikiki 3.3.12
The Junior League of Honolulu held their annual fundraising event, Sacs in the City, in partnership with Diane von Furstenberg at the Sheraton Waikiki.
Civil Unions Recognized in Hawaii
In January 2012, the State of Hawaii began recognizing Civil Unions.
Smuggler's Cove: drinking tiki in San Francisco
Smuggler's Cove, a tiki bar and rum tasting room that reminds us not all vintage cocktails are serious
John Heckathorn Reports...
Over the course of 27 years, John Heckathorn wrote hundreds of articles for HONOLULU Magazine before he passed away suddenly in December 2011. Here are excerpts from some of our favorite pieces.
Gambling Hardly a Path to Riches
Attempts to legalize gambling in Hawaii always seem to get a bit more strident when the economy is down.
