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1. DK “Cheesesteak” Egg Rolls ($8) 2. Thick Cut “Neuske” Bacon ($9) 3. DK Steakhouse Crab Cakes ($10) 4. Steakhouse Teri Glazed House Sliders ($8)
5. New York Strip Special ($45) 6. Shrimp Ceviche ($11)
and ginger soy nage.
And, for dessert, end the evening on a sweet note with “Burnt” Cheesecake with Candied Bacon ($9.95), which is accented with car- amel, dark rum whipped
cream and toasted pecans. General manager Mark Okamoto explains that “we are a traditional steakhouse with a semi-formal atmo- sphere and strive to help guests feel like they are part of our restaurant family. We would like each experience to be unique for every guest, and we understand that all
diners are not the same.” Okamoto encourages diners to make reserva- tions, especially groups of six or larger, to ensure one’s party can be accom- modated during the busy
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dinner service. Local diners are reminded that validat- ed parking for up to three hours is offered to guests for use in the Waikiki Beach Marriott’s parking garage, which may be entered via Ohua Street.
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Waikiki Beach Marriott 2552 Kalakaua Ave., Honolulu 808-931-6280 dkrestaurants.com 5:30-9:30 p.m. nightly (last reservations at 9 p.m.)
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