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Asato's Waikiki (Oahu)
Asato's Waikiki is a new scoop shop + shave ice omakase counter created by Asato Family! You can order their famous sherbet by the scoop or book a four course omakase dessert tasting menu. So good, so fun. Here's everything to know before you go ^_^. How fabulous is this!
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8 Unassuming Diners In Hawaii Serving Legendary Home-Cooked Breakfast
Looking for hidden breakfast spots in Hawaii with amazing home-cooked meals?. These 8 local eateries serve up delicious dishes and welcoming vibes!. 1. Sweet E’s Café (Honolulu) Sweet E’s Café might look modest from the outside, but inside awaits breakfast paradise!. This unassuming spot is like...
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What’s Cooking: Celebrating Lunar New Year with Yi Xin Cafe
HONOLULU (HawaiiNewsNow) - If you’re looking for a special way to celebrate Lunar New Year, you can ring in the Year of the Fire Horse with Yi Xin Cafe in Market City Shopping Center on Kapiolani Boulevard. The restaurant is known for its Hong Kong, Malaysian and Singaporean dishes...
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What’s Cooking: Downtown night market to showcase Hong Kong street food
HONOLULU (HawaiiNewsNow) - Hong Kong street food is coming to Fort Street Mall this Saturday for the inaugural Honolulu-Hong Kong Festival. Hong Kong is known for its legendary night markets, and on Jan. 31, from 3-9 p.m., the free “Temple Street Night Market,” will take over downtown Honolulu, with food vendors, cultural presentations and performances.
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The Best Spicy Salmon In Hawaii Is Hiding Inside This Hole-In-The-Wall Restaurant
Some food treasures aren’t announced with neon signs or celebrity endorsements but whispered about among locals who guard their favorite spots like secret fishing holes. Ono Seafood in Honolulu is exactly that kind of place – an unassuming culinary gem where the spicy salmon might just change your understanding of what seafood can be.
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Hawaii Living with Anne Lee | Local Flavors From Brunch to Dinner at Koko Head Cafe
Dine in with Hawaii Living with Anne Lee at Koko Head Cafe in the Kaimuki area. The breakfast and brunch place with many delicious options on its menu like a breakfast bibimbap, bread pudding and volcano eggs. The restaurant also serves its ono dishes, like ulu gnocchi and lamb adobo, all through dinner time along with a bar with a range of drinks.
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James Beard-nominated chef talks realities of putting food on the table
Fans of the James Beard-nominated Nami Kaze are still mourning the sudden closure of the popular Oʻahu eatery after a three-year run. Nami Kaze owner and chef Jason Peel recently teamed up with chef Kelvin Ro at Diamond Head Market and Grill on Monsarrat Avenue for a new venture.
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This No-Frills Restaurant In Hawaii Has A Grilled Cheese That’s Absolutely To Die For
Sometimes paradise reveals itself in the most unexpected ways – like between two perfectly toasted slices of bread at Hale’iwa Beach House on Oahu’s legendary North Shore. While tourists chase waterfalls and surf breaks, locals know that true Hawaiian bliss might just be found in the form...
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The Spicy Tuna At This Restaurant In Hawaii Is So Good, You’ll Dream About It All Year Long
There’s a moment of pure culinary bliss that happens when you take your first bite at Ono Seafood – a revelation that makes you wonder if you’ve ever truly tasted poke before this exact second. This unassuming seafood sanctuary in Honolulu has mastered the art of spicy...
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Revered kumu hula showcased in new exhibit
HONOLULU (KHON2) — Today is the opening of a brand new exhibit at the Windward Community College, all focusing on Hawaiian culture and its evolution, but rooted back to one man in particular. From music to hula and much more, Kumu Hula Robert Cazimero has been an influence on Hawaiian culture and as a means […]
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8 Old-School Diners In Hawaii Where The Comfort Food Is Out Of This World
Craving old-school diners in Hawaii with mind-blowing comfort food?. These 8 local gems serve up mouthwatering dishes and nostalgic charm!. 1. Sweet E’s Café (Honolulu) Sweet E’s Café might look humble from the outside, but inside awaits a breakfast wonderland!. This unassuming spot is like finding...
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The Iconic Seafood Restaurant In Hawaii Where You Can Still Eat For Under $13
In a world where food prices seem to climb faster than a coconut tree in a hurricane, Ono Seafood stands as a delicious rebellion against your dwindling bank account. This unassuming poke paradise in Honolulu has locals and tourists alike forming lines that would make Disney World jealous – all for a taste of what might be the freshest fish this side of actually swimming with the fishes.
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Waikiki BBQ Showdown As Beloved Me BBQ Pops Up Next To Copycat
A family-run Korean restaurant that helped define Waikiki's affordable lunch scene for more than 30 years has quietly resurfaced just a block from its old storefront, and it is already in the middle of a spicy name dispute. Seawang and Minjae Kim have reopened ME BBQ at 2427 Kuhio Ave after a hunt for a new home, and they have spent the early weeks back in business reminding regulars and tourists where the original recipes actually live. The move has turned one short stretch of Waikiki into a tight little drama about names, leases and customer loyalty.
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Tiny Kakaako Tasting Room Snags Two-Star Nod From The New York Times
Maze, the compact Kakaako restaurant co-founded by Tom Park and Justin Kawailani Park, just pulled off a milestone that puts it squarely on the national dining map. The New York Times awarded the restaurant two stars and named it a Critics’ Pick, making Maze the first Hawaii restaurant ever to receive an official New York Times restaurant rating. For regulars who have been watching the team quietly perfect its tasting-menu format, the honor feels like overdue recognition for an obsessively detailed, craft-focused operation.
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Tonkatsu Tamafuji, One of Honolulu’s Hardest-to-Get Reservations, Plans to Expand
Most people yearning for a seat at Tonkatsu Tamafuji on Kapahulu Avenue have to wait three months to get a reservation. Sometimes, if you’re lucky and willing to wait, you can get one of the tables set aside for walk-ins. Well, those waits may soon be over—or at least...
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All Our Favorite Soups in Honolulu
An oldie but goodie, Asahi Grill’s oxtail soup is one of its most popular dishes for a reason. It hasn’t changed in taste or quality since I was growing up. Wholesome and infused with hearty oxtail and herbs, it hugs my tongue, while the green onion and cilantro offer bright spots of flavor. Add the ginger for the extra kick. Tip: the large soup ($32.95, dine-in only) is big enough to split between two people and, the last time I ordered it, came with six chunky oxtails. —Andrea Lee, HONOLULU digital editor.