HawaiiStories: Hawaii's Best: Food

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Posted by Mitchell on March 27, 2004 11:35 PM:

best Hawaiian food:
I don't know if it's the best, but I really like the Aiea Taro Patch in the Aiea Shopping Center, even though you have to eat in a parking garage.

best plate lunch:
Okay, there's just no contest. If you haven't eaten at KJ's Local Grinds in the Windward City Shopping Center, you gotta check it out. Everything is well-made and the portions are more than generous (when you order the fried chicken plate, you get three crispy thighs on your plate and then another three in a separate aluminum-foil wrap, and it costs less than six bucks). The specials are always great, but make sure someone in your party tries the furikake chicken.

best Sushi:
I'm not a seafood eater, so I'm going with Aloha Sushi, because of its ubiquitousness and yummy California rolls.

best Italian food:
I won't be surprised if Assaggio's wins here, because it's the place everyone talks about ('though what the heck? Bravo keeps winning the Honolulu Weekly poll!), but I'll bet you haven't eaten at Cafe Sistina on King Street. You must.

best steakhouse:
It's been years since I've eaten there, but Hy's Steakhouse in Waikiki is still my favorite. Live music by Audy Kimura is gravy. Save room for cherries jubilee, prepared at your table.

best bakery:
I'm more into bread than pastry, so my vote goes to Fritz Bakery on Dillingham. Yum!

best ice cream:
I have a feeling there'll be a huge wave of Cold Stone voters, but on strength of ice cream alone, I have to go with Bubbies. A scoop of coffee with a scoop of cookies 'n cream will cure what ails 'ya, unless what ails 'ya is clogged arteries, I guess. Yum again!

Burgers:
I'm still a Kua Aina fan, so that gets my vote, but Eddie's Burgers and Frozen Custard is coming on strong.

Malasada:
I often am in need of a large quantity of malasadas at strange hours, and Kamehameha Bakery on School Street never lets me down. It opens at, like, two a.m. and the malasadas are good and cheap (thirty-five cents apiece, I think).

Okazuya:
Just down the road from Kamehameha Bakery is Mitsu-Ken. If you haven't been there, you have at least heard of it. In addition to great plate lunches, the okazuya stuff is very good. Whatever you get, make sure you also get a yakitori chicken stick to go with it.

best oxtail soup:
I suspect this category was created just because someone likes Kapiolani Bakery in Waimalu and at Kamehameha Bowl. It's about nine bucks now, so no longer something you might have every weekend, but still yummy on cold, wet days.

best Japanese food:
it's been a long time since I've had upscale Japanese food, but I had Benihana last September and it was excellent.

best buffet:
I don't like buffets, but my family goes to the Ihilani a few times a year, and it's always wonderful.

best shave ice:
ice garden in the Aiea Shopping Center. Think Waiola, but better.

best family dining:
my family, including two elementary-school-aged kids, goes to Gyo-taku in Aiea all the time. Good food and very family-friendly.

best fresh fish:
I don't eat fish.

best Sunday brunch:
again, the buffet at the Ihilani.

best manapua:
Chun Wah Kam. I'm no purist: I like the huge variety.

best lunch wagon:
that lunch wagon in the spot where Grace's was in the seventies, in front of the Canterbury house near the University.

best fast food:
McDonald's still rules.

best happy hour:
?

best vegetarian restaurant:
it's not a vegetarian restaurant, but the vegetarian stuff at I Love Country Cafe is good.

best business lunch:
unfortunately, I have one of those jobs that doesn't allow for a business lunch. what makes a place good for a business lunch, anyway?

best dessert:
tiramisu at Mediterraneo.

best romantic restaurant:
Hy's Steakhouse

best sandwich:
Rueben panini at Heidi's downtown.

best late-night eatery:
for sentimental reasons, the Hungry Lion.

best coffee:
Cafe Laufer's coffee is the owner's pride, and with good reason.

whew!

Posted by Linkmeister on March 28, 2004 7:40 AM:

I don't get out enough to respond to all these, but I can tell you what makes a place good for a business lunch as far as I'm concerned: fast service so you're in and out within an hour.

Posted by ZZ Type on March 28, 2004 9:06 AM:

Here are some of my picks:

Hawaiian food
Hands-down, Helena's Hawaiian Foods on School St. If you haven't ever eaten here, just go. This is what Hawaiian food is "supposed to" taste like. ONO!!!

plate lunch

sushi
I like Sushi Locomotion in Salt Lake Shop. Ctr. Cheap and tasty! Friendly service. Their special shrimp roll is killa!

chinese food
seafood
Italian food

steakhouse
Have you never eaten at Hy's? Yow!

bakery
ice cream

burgers
You just GOTTA try Kiawe Grill. Original location across from Stadium Park in Moiliili. New location in between old Diner's and the Post Office on King St. in Kalihi. Kobe burgers, angus burgers, plus they have buffalo and ostritch burgers. (I haven't tried those two, yet, but the regular burgers are humongus and delicious!)

malasada
okazuya
oxtail soup
Japanese food
buffet

shave ice
Again, hands down, B&S Shave Ice on School Street and Frog Lane in Liliha. Tiny hole-in-the-wall run by Japanese man and his wife with antique shave ice machine. Painting on the wall above the shave ice machine says it all: Old, wooden plantation store. The wooden store stood on the spot where the current two-story building now stands. They make the "real" shave ice, soft and fluffy, melt in the mouth, not crunchy. Sweet, old-fashioned shave ice syrup. No modern concoctions, just plain old style shave ice--with ice cream or azuki, if you like! (Good boiled peanuts, too!)

family dining
fresh fish
Sunday brunch
manapua
lunch wagon
fast food
happy hour
vegetarian restaurant
business lunch
dessert
romantic restaurant
sandwich
late-night eatery
coffee

saimin
Shiro's! Location in Waimalu da bes'! I order No. 55: Shiro's Hula Burger Saimin. Yum!

Posted by helen on March 28, 2004 7:05 PM:

I have to admit I don't go to many different places, and places I mention is where I normally go to.

Plate lunch - L&L Drive In
Sushi - Sushi Robot
Chinese food - U Choice Drive In
Burgers - Wendys or Jack-in-the-Box
Buffet - Pagoda (on certain nights I believe)
Manapua - U Choice Drive In
Sandwich - Subway
Late-night eatery - 7-11 or Likelike Drive In
Fast food - Jack-in-the-Box

Posted by Albert on March 29, 2004 9:59 AM:

What a long list of categories! (I confess, I don't even know what "okazuya" is.)

My favorite burger is definitely at Bubba Gump's.

I'm with Helen on fast food ... Jack, no contest.

I wonder why oxtail soup has become so expensive? Although I like Cuisine Tony very much, I don't recommend their oxtail soup even if they do make a point of stressing it as a specialty.

Odd to include that, and not pizza!

Posted by Sin on March 29, 2004 5:38 PM:

Oh Lord this is a long one. Okay, here we go:

Hawaiian food - Ruger's Market
Plate lunch - Simply Ono lunchwagon
Sushi - Tokuru Tei
Chinese food - anywhere in Chinatown
Seafood - Mama's Fish House
Italian food - Donato's
Steakhouse - Hy's
Bakery - Komoda's
Ice cream - Guri Guri
Burgers - Teddy's
Malasada - Leonards
Okazuya - this is a toughie. Shirokiya's (on Maui) used to have the best one while I was in high school but not anymore. I pass on this one.
Oxtail soup - Kam Bowling Alley
Japanese food - Yanagi's
Buffet - Tokai's
Shave Ice - Waiola
Family dining - Kincad's
Fresh fish - Mama's Fish House
Sunday brunch - Maui Prince Hotel
Manapua - Someplace in Chinatown, forget the name.
Lunch wagon - Simply Ono
Fast food - Wendy's
Happy hour - Ocean Club
Vegetarian restaurant - Pass on this one too.
Business lunch - Kincad's
Dessert - Kincad's burnt cream with a side of vanilla ice cream.
Romantic restaurant - Mama's Fish House
Sandwich - Safeway deli (Really!)
Late-night eatery - Eggs and Things
Coffee - Bad Ass

Posted by 7train on March 31, 2004 2:26 AM:

Hawaiian food - Ono Hawaiian Food in Kapahulu
Plate lunch - Grace's on Beretania
Sushi - Don't eat it much so I'll pass
Chinese food - Lung Fung in Aina Haina(does it still exist?)
Seafood - see under sushi
Italian food - Cafe Sistina
Steakhouse - not a steak eater
Bakery - Tie between Dee Lite and Liliha- probably Liliha for the coco puffs alone
Ice cream - Dave's
Burgers - HK Restaurant on King St. teri burgers
Malasada - Leonards
Okazuya - someplace on S. King near Stadium Park no remembah da name...
Oxtail soup - pass
Japanese food - pass
Buffet - Willows
Shave Ice - Matsumoto's
Family dining - Old Spaghetti Factory
Fresh fish - pass
Sunday brunch - Mauna Kea Hotel
Manapua - Chinatown
Lunch wagon - Tsukenjo's on Ward Ave.
Fast food - Jack's(damn I miss it in NYC!!!)
Happy hour - I don't drink so pass
Vegetarian restaurant - Down to Earth deli
Business lunch - pass
Dessert - Willows mile high macnut cream pie
Romantic restaurant - Michel's
Sandwich - Bernard's NY Deli(RIP!!!)
Late-night eatery - Eggs and Things
Coffee - Lion's

What no bento category? For that I'd have to say St. Louis Drive Inn.

Posted by Honukai on March 31, 2004 7:28 AM:

Hawaiian food: Helena's
plate lunch: Does Korean count? Tasty BBQ in Kaneohe
sushi: surprisingly the sushi bar at Star Market!
chinese food: Pah-Kay's in Kaneohe
seafood: Buzz's in Kailua
Italian food: Donato's
bakery: Liliha
ice cream: Bubbies
burgers: Teddy's
malasada: any hot & fresh
okazuya: Fukuya
Japanese food: Wisteria
buffet: Beachside Cafe
shave ice: Matsumoto's
family dining: Big City Diner
fresh fish: Buzz's in Kailua
Sunday brunch: Veranda at Moana Hotel
manapua: U Choice Inn
fast food: Carl's Jr
happy hour: Martini Thursday's at Indigo
vegetarian restaurant: The Buddhist one in Nuuanu
business lunch: Palomino
dessert: chocolate souffle at Roy's
romantic restaurant: Hau Tree Lanai
late-night eatery: Jack..Box
coffee: sorry, none around here.

Posted by Albert on March 31, 2004 1:38 PM:

Odd, no one has mentioned The Willows, in any category.

Posted by Mitchell on March 31, 2004 7:07 PM:

Okay, listen, you gleeful lurkers. On ZZ's recommendation, I went to Kiawe Grill's new location on King Street near Waiakamilo, and it was really good. I'm excited about going back to try the burgers (I had the grilled steak, which was good but not outstanding), and grateful for being turned on to it.

So don't hold back, huh? You're depriving us of your precious knowledge.

When I named Aiea Taro Patch for best Hawaiian food, I hadn't thought of Helena's, though it is geographically right between two other places I mentioned: Kamehameha Bakery and Mitsu-Ken. Yes, I'm changing my vote in that category to Helena's.

Also, in the best late-night dining category, I'm chaning my vote, also for sentimental reasons, to Ken's House of Pancakes in Hilo. Wish I was there right now.

I somehow missed the best Chinese category, and here I'll confess that Chinese restaurants pretty much seem all alike to me. The only two restaurants that seem a step up are Kin Wah in Kaneohe and McCully Chop Suey on King Street. All the others tie for second.

Posted by tvguy on April 1, 2004 8:51 AM:

This works better than the actual SB poll because you get to see differing opinions rather than just the winners....keep 'em coming guys, I always like to try new places to grind. Here's some of my faves:

* Hawaiian food - Haili's in Farmer's Market

* plate lunch - Monarch Seafood in Kalihi, You Hungry? on Atkinson

* sushi - Catch of The Day, Sushi King on King street

* chinese food - Bo Lai near McKinley High

* Italian food - C&C Pasta in Kaimuki

* bakery - Liliha Bakery....two words...Cocoa Puffs!!!

* burgers - W&M, Teddy's

* okazuya - Fukuya in Moiliili

* Japanese food - L'uraku

* buffet - Todai

* shave ice - John's Store in Liliha, Kay's in Manoa

* manapua - Char Hung Sut

* lunch wagon - Kanak Attack on Kona Street, Puuwainani's near South Street

* business lunch - Palomino's

Posted by 7train on April 2, 2004 12:02 PM:

Albert-
I mentioned the Willows under best buffet and best dessert...

I love that place, used to live right across the street when they were renovating it.

Posted by Leimamo on April 13, 2004 10:03 PM:

I've been putting off reading this entry because Local Food is what I miss most after my family, of course. And now that I've taken the plunge and clicked on this link I feel the need to kick myself for giving in to the tempation. Auwe, I miss all the local kine grinds.

Posted by choochles on May 12, 2004 6:10 PM:

Hawaiian food - ?
plate lunch - The Well Bento on King St. (between Jiffy Lube and the mall with Bubbies in it)
sushi - Catch of the Day
chinese food - Little Village! By far!
seafood - ?
Italian food - Cafe Sistina, Verbano on Waialae, Bravo
steakhouse - ?
bakery - Liliha Bakery, good bread from Safeway and Star
ice cream - Bubbies & that one place in Haleiwa I forget the name!
burgers - ?
malasada - no matter, as long as it's hot!
okazuya - ?
oxtail soup - ew.
Japanese food - Mr. Ojisan on Kapahulu
buffet - ?
shave ice - Aoki's by far. Matsumoto's tastes like lipstick.
family dining - Spaghetti Factory
fresh fish - ?
Sunday brunch - my house!
manapua - ?
lunch wagon - ?
fast food - Subway
happy hour - Brew Moon
vegetarian restaurant - Lotus Vegetarian in the Chinese Cultural Plaza, Down to Earth
business lunch - ?
dessert - the chocolate buffet at Sam Choy's sounds good, but I haven't tried it yet.
romantic restaurant - my boyfriend doesn't take me anywhere romantic!
sandwich - Storto's in Haleiwa- best sandwiches in the whole world!
late-night eatery - Eggs 'n' Things, Liliha Bakery
coffee - ?

What about Mexican? Cha Cha Cha Salseria in Hawaii Kai is the bomb! So is Cholo's in Haleiwa.

Thai - Keo's, Phuket Thai, Chiang Mai

Vietnamese - Annam Hale on Ward, Green Papaya

Pizza - Big Kahuna's, Pizza Bob's

Posted by jim on June 18, 2004 2:27 PM:

no very good

Posted by mark fujiyama on June 27, 2004 1:13 AM:

ho, one minute afta midnight and you fallahs making me hungray! and i supposed to be on diet too and den. ok, i only going reply to a few 'o dem coz i stay all brokeass since i got married. eh no laff, deeze 4 keeds eat like termites, eat me out of house and home you buggahs! k'den, here my choices:

plate lunch: i ken choose two? my favorite is teriyaki beef plate and 2 ono kine grinders is Keoki's on Kauai(howzit George!), and "something" Inn by Mililani Town Center(?). ah fer crying out loud! i tole you fallahs I no go out too much.
sushi: my wife's coz she used to work Kozo's and bumbye she kick my okole I no say her's is da winnahs.
chinese food: ho brah, Happy Days in Kaimuki, I no ass one funny kine name for one chinese restaurant but dey get some broke da mout's stuffs.
seafood: brah, I ken only afford Foodland.
ice cream: anyting on sale
burgers: ho brah, i no dis place not dere anymoa coz was 1966, but used to have dis place down kapahulu ave. by da fire station, and i used to park my bicycle(no need lock 'em in dose days yeah?) and pay da lady one quarter, 's beeg money in dose days, and I would have to sit dere for one half hour(for reals!) coz her husband going cook 'em up fresh! and she would wrap 'em in da kine wax paper bag wit' one slice pickle and one olive, check it out!
oxtail soup: one nodda kauai place, Tip Top Cafe in Lihue
Japanese food: my madda coz she going kick my okole if I no say hers is da winnahs
buffet: pagoda's, get "new" buffet now, well first time i went dere in 20 years so was new to me.
shave ice: what dat palce in haleiwa's, kumamoto's or mastukawa's?
fresh fish: da ocean, hehehe!
manapua: da manapua man down liliha side, circa 1960s again.
happy hour: my garage
vegetarian restaurant: eh, vetenarians allowed for sell dere clients?
romantic restaurant: tell me so I can make sly on my old lady come Valentine's Day nex' year.
late-night eatery: my fridge

Posted by Linkmeister on June 27, 2004 8:50 PM:

For Mexican, Toritos (is that Market City where Foodland is by King and Harding?) is supposed to be very good. Banditos in Pearlridge is supposedly OK; I can't ever remember eating there, but my sister says it ain't bad.

Why are all the Mexican restaurants (other than Compadres) out Kaimuki way? Those of us out Ewa are getting shortchanged! ;)

Posted by Mokihana on June 27, 2004 9:47 PM:

[QUOTE]Posted by Leimamo on April 13, 2004 10:03 PM:
I've been putting off reading this entry because Local Food is what I miss most after my family, of course. And now that I've taken the plunge and clicked on this link I feel the need to kick myself for giving in to the tempation. Auwe, I miss all the local kine grinds.[/QUOTE]

Ai yah... u an me both, sistah. Nevah shoulda opened dis one. Now, I stay drooling all ovah my keyboard, plus, as if dat no stay enuf, I get wai maka cuz I no stay in da ‘āina nomo an no can grine dis kine.... and now, my keyboard stay all wet! No fayah!

Posted by yoshio on September 27, 2004 9:36 PM:

Hawiian: Ono's
Plate lunch: To me L&L food taste foreign not local. Richies, Rainbows or Heights in Aiea (love the teri-fried noodle combo).
Japanese food: Yanagi, conveyor belt sushi doesn't come close. Terrific Korean owned Japanes Food. Gyotaku used to be better but the tempura now taste flat and isn't lacy.
Chinese: Royal Palace in Salt Lake, House of Hong in Waikiki and Aiea Chop Suey not only good food but the kitchens are clean.
Seafood, Todai except the lobster taste crappy. Haven't tasted one lobster on a buffet line that taste good yet.
Italian: Albero's in Aiea, reasonable and food is great. Liked it much better than Assagio's
Steakhouse: Hy's And Ruth's both are awesome.
Burger's W&M I like teriburgers. And these are the best. Wish someone would make a porkyboy like the old kenny's drivein.
Oxtail soup: Kam Bowl
Buffet: Makino no Chaya if you like great japanese food and lots of it this is the place.
Dessert: The best I have ever eaten was the chocolate souffle at Roy's served with Vanilla Ice Cream. This thing was incredible. No other dessert comes even close.
Manapua: Steamed Char Hung Sut.Baked Royal Kitchen of course.
Shave Ice: Waiola store has nice fine ground shave ice.
Sunday Brunch: the place in Aina Haina that had mueslix was my favorite but I can't remember the name.

Posted by JK on October 31, 2004 2:55 AM:

Hawaiian food - No Ka Oi
plate lunch - Times Super Market
sushi - Sushi Man, Windward Mall, the bomb spam musubi too
chinese food - New Mui Kwai, Kailua
seafood - Red Lobster
Italian food - Assagio's
steakhouse - Outback, HI Kai
bakery - Liliha
ice cream - Haagen Das
burgers - Kua Aina
malasada - Champion's Malasadas
okazuya - Mitsuken
oxtail soup - Flamingo
Japanese food - Shogun Restaurant, Pacific Beach
buffet - Hanaki in Manoa
shave ice - Matsumoto
family dining - Columbia Inn
fresh fish - Foodland, Kaneohe
Sunday brunch - Plantation Cafe at Ala Moana Hotel and Prince Court at Prince Hotel
manapua - Royal Kitchen for baked, Char Hun Sut for steamed
lunch wagon - Yuki's across Board of Water Supply, near Honolulu Medical Group
fast food - Jack in the Box
happy hour - High Tide Cafe
vegetarian restaurant - Down to Earth
business lunch - Indigo
dessert - Chantily cake from Liliha Bakery
romantic restaurant - ?
breakfast - Koa House, Kaneohe
sandwich - La Pizza Rina, King Street
late-night eatery - ?
coffee - not a coffee drinker
Fried chicken - KJ Local Grinds
Chicken Katsu - Kim Chee Restaurant in Enchanted Lakes, the best chicken Katsu.
Korean Food - Han Yang, Kalihi
Chili - Wendy's Drive Inn, the best chili next to homemade, makes Zippy's look silly!!!

Posted by DennBoy on April 19, 2005 9:48 PM:

# Hawaiian food-Yama's fishmarket.Broke da mouth poke

# plate lunch-Rainbows Drive Inn,Mixed Plate chili on da rice woo hoo

# sushi-Sushi Company,My anutie owns this place.

# chinese food-Tasty Chop Suey.In Kalihi been going there since I was a kid.Still the same.

# seafood-Roy's in Hawaii Kai steamed Moi with some kind of pesto sauce was the bomb.

# Italian food-Bravos in Aiea.

# steakhouse-Hy's or my Mom's house.

# bakery-Leonards. Anything there is ono.

# ice cream-Cold Stone. huge servings of anykine Ice Cream and Toppings.

# burgers-W&M's In Kaimuki.Teri Steak Royal just mayo for me and fries.

# malasada-Leonards.See above hehe.

# okazuya-Ebisu.On King st across the old Kings Bakery.

# oxtail soup-Mom's hehe again.Outside Kam Bowl.

# Japanese food-Hanaki in Manoa.Great buffet and sushi bar.

# buffet-Willows.Great selection.

# shave ice-Waiola.Choke flavors.

# family dining-Like Like drive in.Old time fave.

# fresh fish-Roy's again.

# Sunday brunch-Halekulani.Simply the bestest.Expensive, but it is a huge buffet choke selections and really ono.First class
service.On the Food channel once i saw it was like in the top 5 brunches in the whole nation.Nuff Said!

# manapua-Libby's in Kalihi.

# lunch wagon-Tsukenjo's on Ward Ave.

# fast food-Taco Bell.

# happy hour-is this for beer?

# vegetarian restaurant-Andy's in Manoa.Great Sandwiches.

# business lunch-What kine business heheh?

# dessert-Cold Stone Ice cream.

# romantic restaurant-Hy's Steak house.

# sandwich-Andy's in Manoa.

# late-night eatery-Zippy's.

# coffee-Don't drink Coffee

Posted by Jimmy on April 27, 2005 4:41 PM:

# Hawaiian food
# plate lunch - Ray's Cafe in Kalihi, Tsukenjo's, Masu's in Liliha, I Love Country Cafe, Grilla's.
# sushi - Genki Sushi
# chinese food - Tasty's in Kalihi,the old Silver Dragon also in Kalihi, the old Yong Sing on Alakea, Eastern Garden
# seafood
# Italian food
# steakhouse - Ruth's Chris
# bakery - Bakery Kapiolani, Dee Lite, Liliha Bakery, Pelio, Alfredo's, Jesses, Kamehameha Bakery, Napoleon's, the old Prize Pastry in Kalihi Shopping center, the old Liberty Bakery across Farrington High School
# ice cream - Bubbies, Cold Stone, anything from Tropilicious
# burgers - Teddies, Kiawe Grill,
# malasada - Champion or Leonards
# okazuya - Gulick, Mitsu Ken, Sumo Bento
# oxtail soup - Kapiolani Coffee Shop
# Japanese food
# buffet - Pagoda
# shave ice - Waiola
# family dining - Hungry Lions, Zippy's
# fresh fish
# Sunday brunch - the old Wild Mushroom
# manapua - Island Manapua, Libby's, Royal Kitchen
# lunch wagon
# fast food - Jack in the Box
# happy hour
# vegetarian restaurant
# business lunch - Cafe Laniakea
# dessert
# romantic restaurant
# sandwich - 7-11
# late-night eatery - Zippy's, Miki's, Anna Miller's
# coffee

Posted by Sista on May 19, 2005 4:17 AM:

Hawaiian food
Youngs Fishmarket
plate lunch
Spots Inn
sushi
Kozu Sushi - Kaneohe
chinese food
Maple Garden
seafood
Nick's Fishmarket
Italian food
Verbano
steakhouse
Hy's
bakery
Liliha
ice cream
Bubbies
burgers
Teddy's
malasada
Leonards
okazuya
Fukuya / Mitzuken
oxtail soup
Kam Bowl /
Kapiolani Bakery
Japanese food
Kunio's
buffet
Willows / Makino Chaya
shave ice
Waiola
family dining
Big City Diner
fresh fish
Kincaid's
Sunday brunch
??
manapua
Eastern Garden
lunch wagon
Sassy Kassy's
fast food
Arby's
happy hour
Palamino's / Murphy's
vegetarian restaurant
??
business lunch
Art's Hideaway
dessert
3660 on the Rise
romantic restaurant
Hy's
sandwich
Paradise Cafe /
Heidi's
late-night eatery
Anna Millers
coffee
Starbucks

Posted by yoshio on July 5, 2005 7:04 PM:

I would go to Tasty Chop Suey again but I don't like roaches in my food.

Posted by Kelikai Saposa on November 13, 2005 11:58 PM:

Hawaii's Best:

Hawaiian food - Ono Hawaiian Food
plate lunch - Rainbows
sushi - Genki
chinese food - All the same to me
seafood - L-Uraku
Italian food - Aunty Pastos
steakhouse - Dave n Busters got killer steak for cheap
bakery - Leonards
ice cream - Daves Ice Cream bar none
burgers - W & M
malasada - duh Leonards Bakery
okazuya - Saint Louis Delicatessen
oxtail soup ?
Japanese food - Mr. Ojisan
buffet - Pyramids
shave ice All the same to me
family dining - Dave n Busters
fresh fish - Maili Pasteles
Sunday brunch - Dont brunch
manapua - all taste same
lunch wagon - i dunno
fast food - Wendys
Best vegetarian restaurant - India Cafe Hawaii, they use only fresh vegetables and can make em spicy!
sandwich - Subway
late-night eatery - Sorabol

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