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Hawaii
Poke, plate lunch, and island generosity.
A note from the editor
Hawaii’s culinary scene blends indigenous Hawaiian, Asian, Polynesian and Portuguese flavors, but that heritage isn’t easy to access stuck in traffic on single-lane roads. Use our Eatineraries to plan ahead or Nearby on the go: this guide is filled with hidden gems locals swear by, tucked away from the crowds and closer to nature.
— Irene Koo, founder & editor
What's inside
Everything this guide covers
- Restaurants & establishments104
- Local food & drinks11
Musubi · Shave Ice · Kalua Pork · Poke · Omusubi · Onigiri · Plate Lunch · Loco Moco · Huli Huli Chicken · Garlic Shrimp · Lau Lau · Malasada
- Scoop collections9
Japanese Island Fare · Hawaiian Grill · Hawaiian Seafood Specialties · Worldwide Favorite: Breakfast & Brunch · Island Treat: Refreshing, Sweet or Both?! · Snack n’ Surf for a Day at the Beach · Island Brewery Hopping · Pit Stops for an Oahu Outing · Behind the Murals: Bars & Restaurants in the Arts District
- Eat-ineraries6
Day 1: North Oahu · Day 2: Explore Southeast Oahu · Day 3: Slow Day in Honolulu · Day 4: Maui’s National Park · Day 5: Hiking around Maui West · Day 6: West Maui Beach Bum
- Interactive mapIncluded
Preview
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Agnes' Portuguese Bake Shop
Follow your nose to Agnes’ Portuguese Bake Shop and stock up on as many Malasadas as you c…
Aina Kauai Restaurant
Presenting an interpretation of the Japanese culinary tradition of kaiseki, Aina Kauai inf…
Alicia's Market
Alicia's Market is a neighborhood grocery store turned lunchtime hot-spot that has been ar…
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