March 29, 2016
Chai's Waikiki Hawaiian Fusion
As Dining Out enters four-month-old Chai’s Waikiki Hawaiian Fusion, owner and renowned chef Chai Chaowasaree is trimming red ginger flowers, which will be on display throughout the restaurant that night. The vibrant red stands out against the establishment’s classically simple…
March 22, 2016
Asian Mix
You might know Asian Mix for its Taiwanese-inspired milk teas and bubble drinks, or for its blend of Japanese, Chinese and local-style cuisines. Whatever the reason, one thing is certain: the Beretania Street restaurant offers the perfect combination of quality…
March 21, 2016
Golden Palace Seafood Restaurant
The hustle and bustle never stops at Golden Palace Seafood Restaurant. Whether it’s carts filled with steamed dim sum making their way to hungry customers, or a large party utilizing the restaurant’s upstairs venue, the Chinatown eatery is lively, with…
March 15, 2016
Kogi Aina
It was a chilly day when Dining Out stopped in at Kogi Aina — Kaneohe’s newest hot-pot spot — so the sight of warm, bubbling soups and endless choices of sides were overwhelming in every good way possible. Co-owner Tomas…
March 15, 2016
Sekiya's Restaurant
Sekiya’s Restaurant & Delicatessen always will be the most ideal dining spot for patrons of all ages. The restaurant offers a combination meal that gives customers a bowl of yummy saimin with a hamburger on the side, which is pretty…
March 8, 2016
Crab Bucket
Standing out from the crowd is something that Crab Bucket strives to do, which is evident in its eclectic menu and unique restaurant decor. With menu items like Fried Alligator ($15) and walls covered in colorful writing, the eatery on…
March 7, 2016
Morton's The Steakhouse
When seeking out the best dining experience, look no further than Ala Moana Center’s staple for quality steak and seafood. Morton’s The Steakhouse has been serving both locals and tourists alike in Hawaii for 15 years now, and continues to…
March 1, 2016
Scratch Kitchen & Meatery
Stepping into Scratch Kitchen & Bake Shop and out of the busy bustle from Smith Street is a complete change in atmosphere. Hanging lights brighten up the quaint restaurant, which surprisingly fits a good number of tables and chairs. There…
February 29, 2016
Cake Works
In many traditional Japanese homes, dolls are displayed on a tiered platform lined with red felt for Hina-matsuri, or Girls’ Day and/or Dolls’ Day. Originating in Japan, the annual celebration is held to honor girls, as well as to wish…
February 23, 2016
Mamaya
After Mamaya first gained popularity at Ala Moana Center’s Shirokiya Japanese department store and food court, and later at its Pearl City location, Mama-Ya Bishop Street CafAi?? eventually came to fruition. Mama-Ya has been in business for nearly a year…
