1225 Hopaka St Honolulu, HI
You want to make a Puerto Rican cry, you serve this
1225 Hopaka St Honolulu, HI
An unexpected and wondrous mash-up of food and culinary traditions from every culture that’s touched Hawaiian shores.
726 Kapahulu Ave Honolulu, HI
This stuff is supposed to suck, but it’s great. A starchy substance made from mashed taro root originally used to make a little meat go a long way.
726 Kapahulu Ave Honolulu, HI
Salt-cured salmon with tomatoes.
726 Kapahulu Ave Honolulu, HI
A mammoth purse – a handbag, really – of pork, salt, fat, and butterfish, steamed in taro and tea leaves.
50 Sand Island Access Rd Honolulu, HI
Three different rums, some fresh lime juice and a dash of syrup. Nothing makes a drink taste better than drinking it out of a head.
522 N. School Street Honoululu, HI
For a certain cluster of Hawaiian islands, it’s what’s for dinner. Like a nori roll or hand roll, but with fried rice, and a big slab of SPAM right in the middle. Unfortunately, this mom-and-pop closed in December of 2007. One great way to keep these l
2360 Kiahuna Plantation Dr Koloa, HI
Fresh made sausage, wacky tropical toppings, an ingeniously designed, toasted bun impaled on something vaguely medieval looking.