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May 19, 2013

New Specials, Drinks Now Available

Although the restaurant already boasts more than 110 items on its breakfast menu alone, Eggs ‘n Things never seems to stop wanting to create new dishes. The restaurant, which has long been regarded as a go-to breakfast spot, often offers a set of specials in addition to its regular menu in an effort to provide…

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May 12, 2013

Mixing It Up With a Range of Asian Cuisines

Serving up a variety of Asian foods — primarily drawing on Chinese and Japanese influences — with a little local inspiration, Asian Mix has more than 70 dishes to choose from. We cover a lot of different things,” says Daniel Leung, who co-owns the restaurant with the head chef. “People come in and they may…

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May 5, 2013

13 New Items Now On the Menu

Fusing local influences and flavors into its sushi dishes, Genki Sushi has been a go-to spot in the Islands for years. Genki, which has 13 locations statewide, serves up kaiten sushi, or sushi served on a revolving conveyor belt. While this has become a popular concept these days, Genki Sushi consistently is providing its customers…

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April 28, 2013

Menu Expands to Include Seafood and Tex-Mex Items

With a menu that serves up smoked meats, ribs, chicken, pork and brisket and more, Molly’s BBQ and Seafood has always been a meat lover’s dream come true. “All of our meats are cooked within direct heat using wood,” owner Margaret “Molly” Walker explains. But there are some big, exciting changes coming to Molly’s, and…

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April 21, 2013

Island Flavors Attract Worldwide Customers

The menu at Asahi Grill covers a lot of ground. From local favorites including loco moco, to American breakfast classics such as Banana Hotcakes and Japanese donburi, Asahi Grill truly has something for everyone. “All of our chefs are very good,” says manager Victoria Sayno, adding that the chefs have added their own influences and…

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April 14, 2013

New Weekly Specials Now Available at Kissaten

Located just steps away from Ala Moana Center on the corner of Piikoi and Waimanu Streets, Kissaten Coffee Bar is a convenient place to enjoy every meal from an on-the-go breakfast to a late-night treat. And even more convenient, it’s open 24 hours a day to accommodate a wide range of your needs ― from…

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April 8, 2013

New Sauce and Dishes Unveiled

Walking into Million Restaurant feels a lot like walking into a friend’s dining room for a casual dinner get-together. With its cozy dining room filled with spacious booths and a friendly staff, Million certainly is a relaxing place to enjoy a tasty traditional Korean meal. Among its most popular menu options is the yakiniku –…

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March 31, 2013

Dim Sum & More!

Whether you’re looking for a relaxing lunch break or a place to host a banquet party, The Mandalay is the perfect place to go. Located on Alakea Street, the restaurant serves up traditional Hong Kong and Cantonese food in an elegant setting. During lunchtime, dim sum is a popular option. “All of our dim sum…

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March 24, 2013

Pleasing for All People’s Palates

When People’s Cafe temporarily closed its doors last year, some customers were reeling, unsure where they would go for their fix of Hawaiian food. Luckily, it reopened last September, after taking a few months to complete a number of renovations. Customers can find new decor, which includes a brightly painted dining room and new lights….

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March 17, 2013

New Look, Dishes On the Way for Violet’s Grill

Walking into Violet’s Grill in Kapalama Shopping Center feels a lot like you’re walking into someone’s home. And there is a good reason for that — the restaurant has long been owned by the family of current co-owners, Joey Suehisa and her sister Cindy. The cozy dining room offers a relaxing atmosphere to kick back…

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