Hey guys, some friends are headed over soon, and want to know where is good to eat.
Cheers
‘Early Bird’ special at Chuck’s Cellar, Top of Waikiki, Duke’s, Zippy’s, that market two blocks mauka from the zoo. Dude, Oahu get plenty grindz.
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It all depends on what level of dining you want, and what type like Italian, Mexican, Japanese, etc. You can get it all and some of the best restaurants are in or near Waikiki.
Kapahulu Ave. is the last street heading up towards the mountains, just before the zoo. There are all kinds of reasonably priced eating places along that stretch of road. You can get good Hawaiian food too.
If you are really hungry, you can go to the buffets at the Hawaii Prince Hotel, Tsukiji Fish Market in Ala Moana Center, or Todai. Little bit on the pricey side, but really good food and all you can eat.
Maui--------------Best local griinds----------------------- Da Kitchen in Kihei. Especially for a dish known as Chicken Katsu. Outrageous good. Say Hi! to Ken, the skinny Yankee fan back there in Da Kitchen flippin' your chicken on the grill. Best Katsu on the Island. Even better than their sister restaurant in Kahului.
Cheers for the replies people, they’ll be eating well!.
By the way----------There's a really good Japanese restaurant a couple of streets up from the main drag in Waikiki(King st. maybe). You gotta take off your shoes and sit at one of those low tables on the floor. Wish I could remember the name. Be sure to try some Island Poke at Safeway or somewhere good. Saimin is also outta this world (noodle type soup and broth). Lots of local diners serve it. If you go out to the swap meet at the stadium get a little cuttle fish to snack on.
Maui, Honokowai Okazuya ,chicken katsu don. Star noodles, more than noodles. Waikiki, The Yard house on Lewers st. ask for the sweet potatoe fries it’s not on the menu
Be sure to have Linguisa, Eggs, and Rice, for breakfast. Da bes'! I second the Cuttlefish. Also wet Li Hing Mui, as a snack. How I miss it.
Be sure to have Linguisa, Eggs, and Rice, for breakfast. Da bes'! I second the Cuttlefish. Also wet Li Hing Mui, as a snack. How I miss it.
Maui North Shore…coffee at Coffee Roasters, Kahului; Mexican at Pinataʻs; Omelets at Marcoʻs; Whole Foods, Alive and Well, and Down to Earth for health Foods; Pāia Town has numerous eateries to choose from; our fave is Des Ami for crepes and if you feel bucks up Mamaʻs Fish House for seafood, atmosphere and empty pockets; finally Haʻiku Shopping Center for dinner at Hana Hou Restaurant and the Hula Honeyʻs show on Mon. nights; my neck of the woods and my faves…go get em