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Big City, Big Portions, Big Appetite

January 21, 2012 Big City Diner

Take a few items off the menu and Big City Diner may no longer be Big City Diner. Ray Chan’s Island-Style Poke ($8.99) and The Really Loco, Loco Moco ($9.99) are as much a part of the restaurant as its…

Golden Palace Seafood Restaurant

January 21, 2012 Golden Palace Seafood Restaurant

Tucked away in the middle of Chinatown in downtown Honolulu lies a Chinese restaurant with food so good it attracts regular visitors from the Mainland — Nevada, to be exact. Dining Out caught up with Helen and William Chan and…

Tony Roma’s: A New and Improved Classic

January 21, 2012 Tony Roma's

Revered as one of the most globally recognizable names in the restaurant industry, Tony Roma's is the largest casual theme restaurant chain specializing in ribs.

Freewheeling Adventures With Ultimate Unagi

January 21, 2012 Genki Sushi, Sushi Ichiban

I‘m a huge, as in huge, fan of the infamously grumpy, quick-witted Anthony Bourdain and his Emmy Award-winning Travel Channel series No Reservations. Bourdain explores every corner of the globe and comes face to face with foreign foods, eclectic personalities…

Issue January 22 – 28, 2012

January 21, 2012

Delighted Diners Cry Wolf at Il Lupino

January 21, 2012 Il Lupino

Il Lupino Trattoria & Wine Bar offers up stellar customer service and authentic Italian cuisine in a casual, relaxed atmosphere.

A Village Full of Amazing Pupus

January 14, 2012 Seafood Village Chinese Cuisine

Johnson Ma, manager at Seafood Village at the Hyatt Regency Waikiki, points a quick finger when asked of his favorite appetizer at the Cantonese-style restaurant. Bacon Wrapped Shrimp and Scallops ($12.95) is encased in a crispy wonton wrapper, topped with…

Old Favorites, New Classics at Eggs ‘n Things

January 14, 2012 Eggs 'n Things

The crew at Eggs ‘n Things knows how to put a new spin on an old favorite. The cozy Waikiki hot spot specializes in breakfast classics like pancakes, waffles and crepes. It also covers local cravings with Spam & Eggs…

Hooked on Hukilau

January 14, 2012 Hukilau

You don’t have to be on the beach to enjoy Hukilau — just head over to Bishop Street. The upscale Hawaiian plate lunch-style eatery’s name may conjure up visions of our friends in the sea, but there’s much more in…

Keo’s Thai Cuisine

January 14, 2012 Keo's Thai Cuisine

Keo’s Thai Cuisine in Waikiki has been serving Hawaii since 1977, and continues to attract locals and tourists. Keo’s marks its 35th year in business this September. Owner Keo Sananikone says Keo’s attracts an older crowd because these patrons have…

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