Honolulu, HI
restaurants
Posted about 5 years ago
Alicia's Market
Try the raw crab poke and poke made with seasoned flying fish roe, tuna, imitation wasabi powder and seaweed.
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Honolulu, HI
restaurants
Posted about 5 years ago
Shimazu Store
Shimazu Shave Ice is reputed to have the best shave ice in Honolulu because of the large variety of flavors and jumbo-sized servings. The powdery ice treat literally comes in a rainbow of flavors like lemon, lime, lychee and mandarin orange.
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Honolulu, HI
restaurants
Posted about 5 years ago
Char Siu House
The Chinese barbeque at Char Siu House in Chinatown includes pig foot with a barbecue glaze.
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Honolulu, HI
restaurants
Posted about 5 years ago
Maunakea Marketplace
Many locally grown fruits and vegetables can be found at Maunakea Marketplace like rambutan, a red spikey fruit closely related to the lychee. The Chinatown market is also home to mahjongg players and tea shops.
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Honolulu, HI
restaurants
Posted about 5 years ago
Oahu Market, China Town
Some of the best places to eat in Honolulus Chinatown are at the Oahu Market. What to try: prawns and raw yellowtail with scallions, soy and seaweed.
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Waimanalo, HI
restaurants
Posted about 5 years ago
Tersty Treats
In the Waimanalo community of Honolulu, Tersty Treats is known for its more traditional take on poke. Among its treats: palu, a poke made from the bloodline scrapings and eyeballs of the aku tuna, and dried octopus bile sacs.
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Honolulu, HI
restaurants
Posted about 5 years ago
Happy Garden Inc
The dim sum at Happy Garden in Honolulus Chinatown is served just the way it is in China. On the tray: shrimp and dumplings, bean curd with rice filling, bean curd with seafood and baby corn, and fried pork intestines.
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Honolulu, HI
restaurants
Posted about 5 years ago
Crack Seed Store
Unique take on the candy store sells a unique treat -- crack seed, salty and sweet dried fruit. The Crack Seed Store may be one of the last in a dying snack food tradition. Take your pick of dried plums, cherries and strawberries.
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