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 Famous outdoor mall |
1450 Ala Moana Boulevard Honolulu, HI 96814 United States +1 808 955 9517 http://www.alamoanacenter.com |
Located in the heart of Honolulu, Ala Moana is one of the largest open-air shopping centers in the United States. It boasts more than 200 shops and is a favorite stopping point for locals and tourists alike. A large center stage features live entertainment throughout the year. The Center offers the largest international food court in Hawaii, which consists of more than 20 restaurants and seating for 1,300 people. Public transportation is available to and from the center—catch one of the Ala Moana shuttle buses. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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 Large, pleasant, modern |
1450 Ala Moana Boulevard (Ala Moana Center) Honolulu, HI 96814 United States +1 808 942 3446 |
Spacious, breezy and modern, this restaurant is equally appropriate for business lunches or family dinners. It has an extensive - if not very creative - menu that features deliciously prepared Italian favorites. Entrees include Baked Stuffed Eggplant, Sicilian Chicken and Rigatoni alla Ricotta. From the outside, the distinguishing feature of the restaurant is the large, square fountain, graced with an eight-foot-high abstract sculpture. The interior is airy and bright, with a pristine white tiled floor and chrome fixtures. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Classic steakhouse |
1050 Ala Moana Boulevard, Building F Honolulu, HI 96814 United States +1 808 591 9292 http://www.stuartandersons.com/ |
With sedate yet elegant ranch-style decor and a menu that's heavy on meaty entrees and light on vegetables, this restaurant provides the antidote to an overload of Pacific Rim cuisine. You won't find any $9.95 steak-n-lobster specials here. The prices are substantial, ranging from $22 for prime rib to approximately $40 for steak and lobster. There is a great prime rib special - a full meal complete with salad, fixins and dessert costs $44 for two people. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Shrimp and more shrimp |
1450 Ala Moana Boulevard (Ala Moana Shopping Center) Honolulu, HI 96814 United States +1 808 949 4867 |
The fast-growing restaurant chain inspired by Forrest Gump has a busy location at Ala Moana Center. It serves shrimp in more than a dozen styles, including fried, boiled and Cajun. You can also get good crab legs, ribs and burgers. Prices range from $10-25, and portions are generous. Beer and a limited wine selection are available. The atmosphere is casual and the cooking is "down home", just the way Forrest and Bubba like it. All in all, the place is quite fun. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Island-style cooking |
1 Aloha Tower Dr (Aloha Tower Marketplace) Honolulu, HI 96813 United States +1 808 585 0011 http://www.chaisislandbistro.com/ chai@chaisislandbistro.com |
Fresh seafood and produce are prepared with Pacific Rim flair at this waterfront gem located at Aloha Tower Marketplace. The Asian-style Osso Bucco with Kabocha Pumpkin is truly a culinary work of fusion art. You will not go wrong with the Bistro Bouillabaisse, the house specialty. For an appetizer, try the Kataifi and Macadamia Nut Encrusted Jumbo Black Tiger Prawns. As day turns into evening, some of the most famous names in Hawaiian music set up a tiny stage on the restaurant courtyard. The haunting harmonies of their voices float away into the Hawaiian dusk, bringing a feeling of peace to anyone lucky enough to be here for it. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Legendary restaurant |
1755 Ala Moana Blvd Honolulu, HI 96814 United States +1 808 941 6660 http://www.charthousehonolulu.... |
For several years, this restaurant (not affiliated with the chain) has served some of the best steak and seafood in the islands. The laid back atmosphere (what would you expect from a place owned by a legendary surfer) remains a consistent favorite for tourists and residents alike. Patrons drink and dine overlooking the Ala Wai Small Boat Harbor, gazing at the sunset beyond the waving masts. Nightly entertainment ranges from Hawaiian singer-songwriters to small jazz combos. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Chef Mavro Restaurant |
1969 South King St Honolulu, HI 96826 United States +1 808 944 4714 http://www.chefmavro.com chef@chefmavro.com |
Chef George Mavrothalassitis brings his inspired fusion of Provencal French and nouveau Hawaiian cuisines to the table here. The menu is filled with such sinful dishes as Salade Folle (foie gras spread on crispy brioche medallions, served alongside tender baby greens) and Filet of Moi with a side vegetable of subtly herbed fennel fricassee. Three prix-fixe meals are available nightly, starting at USD49 for a three-course meal and topping off at USD120 per person for a six-course meal with wine pairings. A la carte service is also available. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Asian cultural center |
Between Maunakea and River streets (near North Beretania Street) Honolulu, HI 96817 United States +1 808 524 4461 |
If you've ever been to a Chinatown (New York, San Francisco, etc.) the Chinese Cultural Plaza on O'ahu will be something of a familiar sight. In the heart of Honolulu's Chinatown, this plaza is surrounded by diverse businesses, from restaurants and travel agencies to herbalists and acupuncturists. The plaza itself is situated in the midst of a modern commercial district, surrounded by all sorts of shops. The center of the plaza proudly displays a statue of Asian political figure Sun Yat-Sen. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Cozy informal seafood restaurant |
1050 Ala Moana Boulevard Honolulu, HI 96814 United States +1 808 596 7944 |
Restaurants such as this one fill the gap between gourmet rooms and cheap eats. Offering tasty seafood dishes at low prices, the eatery appeals to tourists, mall workers and families. Appetizers range from hush puppies to crab won ton, while nearly a dozen seafood salads are served. On the heavier side, the menu offers a variety of fried seafood including fried clams and calamari. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Waikiki bar and grill |
2335 Kalakaua Avenue (Outrigger Waikiki Hotel) Honolulu, HI 96815 United States +1 808 922 2268 http://www.dukeswaikiki.com/ |
The biggest reason everyone gathers at this beachfront restaurant is the music and the patio sunsets. The sound is "Contemporary Hawaiian" and appeals to a youngish demographic. Groups that often play here are Kapena, Makana and Lilikoi Sisters (Friday through Sunday evenings). The food includes fresh fish, burgers and a tasty club sandwich. The atmosphere offers a great beach setting with traditional Hawaiian friendliness. There is a breakfast buffet (USD9.95) and lunch buffet (USD10.50). The adjoining bar is a good place to have a drink before heading back to the beach. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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 Japanese in Waikiki |
2146 Kalakaua Avenue Honolulu, HI 96815 United States +1 808 926 8616 |
In 1974, this mini-chain opened Waikiki's first ramen-type noodle shop. Ever since, these shops have been the favorite fast food places for Japanese tourists. More and more international guests to O'ahu are availing themselves of this style of food service. The offerings here include won ton ramen, fried rice, fried noodles and gyoza (pot stickers), among many other menu items. There are several other locations in Waikiki and throughout Honolulu. Review © 2007, Wcities |
 Elegant Waikiki |
2199 Kalia Road Honolulu, HI 96815 United States +1 808 923 2311 / +1 800 367 2343 (Toll Free) http://www.halekulani.com/ |
Halekulani means House of Heaven and is a very appropriate description. High-rise towers and low-rise bungalows are perched in lush splendor above Waikiki Beach. The service is attentive and the surroundings are tropically grand. The estate was originally built in 1917. It was converted from a private beachfront estate to an exclusive visitors' paradise in the 1930s. If you visit on a Wednesday, receive an invitation to the Manager's Cocktail Reception. This party rivals the planned gatherings of the best cruise ships. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Authentic Chinese cooking |
1 Aloha Tower Dr (Downtown Waterfront) Honolulu, HI 96813 United States +1 808 566 9989 |
Authentic Cantonese cooking is this restaurant's specialty, but cuisine from several other regions of China is also offered. Located in the lively Aloha Tower Marketplace on the waterfront, the restaurant is particularly known for its fresh seafood specialties. Prices are moderate. You can dine in comfort and style in the exotic, elaborately decorated dining area. The harbor views are teriffic (as is expected, given the restaurant's name)! Review © 2007, Wcities |
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 Fine arts museum |
900 South Beretania Street Thomas Square Historic District Honolulu, HI 96814-1495 United States +1 808 532 8700 http://www.honoluluacademy.org/ tours@honoluluacademy.org |
The impressive holdings of Hawaii's fine arts museum include one of the nation's finest collections of Asian art as well as a 17,000-piece collection of graphic arts and artifacts from Hawaiian and other ancient civilizations around the world. Italian Renaissance and American works are also on exhibit. Guided tours are available. The 290-seat Academy Theatre presents more than 400 programs annually. A restaurant and gift shop is also onsite. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Home-style island favorites |
451 Pi'ikoi Street Honolulu, HI 96814 United States +1 808 596 8108 |
A favorite of Oa'hu locals, this cafe specializes in island favorites prepared and presented "like Mom used to make." The decor is as simple as can be: small tables, checkered trim and refrigerator displays at the front. Most items on the menu are simple and hearty: stir-fry and teriyaki chicken. The prices are very reasonable, with entrees averaging $6 and side orders averaging $3. No alcohol is served. There are other locations in the Kahala Mall and in Mililani. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Always a Favorite |
1777 Ala Moana Boulevard Honolulu, HI 96815 United States +1 808 949 3811 http://www.ilikaihotel.com/ |
With a great tradition of Aloha, this place offers visitors a home away from home on the edge of famous Waikiki. Combining luxurious accommodations with a spectacular marina location, it is a great place to stay whether your trip to Honolulu is short or lengthy. For guests that plan to stay in the area longer than a week, the hotel's condo rental section can provide up to six months' accommodations at a reasonable cost. Canoes Restaurant, a contemporary eatery with Hawaiian flair, and the relaxing pool area with a whirlpool & bar both offer breathtaking views of the ocean and sunsets. Enjoy Hawaiian entertainment weekend nights with a torch lighting ceremony and music. This hotel is within walking distance to Waikiki Beach and Ala Moana Shopping Center, the hotel is also accross the street from the world-famous Chart House Restaurant. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Elegant seafood |
43 Ahui Street Honolulu, HI 96813 United States +1 808 523 0955 |
Many people consider this award-winning seafood restaurant to be among the top 10 dining establishments in Hawai'i. Named after a romantic 18th-century sea captain who was married to Hawaii's last princess, this renowned restaurant serves delectable seafood in a dramatic, elegant setting. Favorite shellfish specialties include the Maine lobster and the Tiger Prawns. A half-dozen varieties of fresh local fish are available every day. The wine list is second to none in Honolulu. A good bottle of wine starts at $35. On Friday nights, sophisticated scenesters might want to check out the brand new after-hours club (ages 23+). Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Say aloha to luxury! |
5000 Kahala Avenue Honolulu, HI 96816-5498 United States +1 808 739 8888 / +1 800 367 2525 (Toll free) http://www.kahalaresort.com/ |
Located in high-end Kahala, overlooking the Diamond Head and Koko Head craters is the luxurious Kahala Hotel & Resort. Known for its plush facilities, this hotel is the favorite haunt of major celebrities. The beautiful rooms, stunning views, and plethora of activities available all compete for your attention. You can pamper yourself to the hilt with the various beauty and relaxation treatments on offer too. Loll around in the beautiful garden, or go meet dolphins at the private lagoon. You can keep active at the fitness club, and indulge in various sports like scuba diving and surfing. Dine at the award-winning restaurant Hoku's, or at any of the 5 other in-house eateries. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Picturesque landscape, modern retailers |
4211 Waialae Avenue Honolulu, HI 96816 United States +1 808 732 7736 http://www.kahalamallcenter.com/ kminfo@kahalamallcenter.com |
Nearly 100 specialty shops and restaurants are located in this Honolulu mall. It is a few minutes' drive from busy Waikiki, and the atmosphere is slightly more relaxed. The mall boasts its own eight-screen movie theater, as well as a stage in the central atrium. You can shop for groceries at Star Market, sundries at Longs and apparel for the whole family at Macy's. Smaller shops such as Cielo, Sanrio Surprises and Thinker Toys cater to more specific shopping needs. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Chinatown seafood |
100 Beretania Street (Chinese Cultural Plaza) Honolulu, HI 96813 United States +1 808 532 1868 |
Due to a large Chinese population, the food in Chinatown restaurants is both authentic and delicious. This Chinatown restaurant is one of the best Dim Sum places in the islands. You can feast on all manner of seafood and meat dishes at reasonable prices. A recommendation for dinner: Seafood with Shiitake Mushrooms and Scallops. This place is brightly lit with Cantonese-style decor; animated Chinese conversations resound from just about every table. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Great seafood |
2201 Kalakaua Ave (Royal Hawaiian Shopping Center) Honolulu, HI 96915 United States +1 808 922 6868 |
As the name implies, lobster and crab are mainstays of this establishment, and both are fresh as can be. There is a great selection of French and California wines. Sit in the dining room or choose between the indoor and outdoor patio areas. There is a spectacular 800-gallon fish tank which you can observe while waiting for your meal. You'll pay top-dollar to dine here, but the food, surroundings and service are worth the price. The restaurant is located in the elegant and enormous Royal Hawaiian Shopping Center. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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25 restaurants, one food court |
1450 Ala Moana Boulevard (Garage Level, Ala Moana Center) Honolulu, HI 96814 United States +1 808 943 6841 |
More than 20 food stands, three sit-down restaurants and a bar are located here. You can choose from any kind of cuisine, including American, Hawaiian, vegetarian and Indian. Fresh fruit smoothies, pastries and daiquiris can all be enjoyed. While there are quite a few standard food stands - Sbarro, Blimpies - the local ones are much more interesting. Little Cafe Siam serves Thai food, the Noodle Co. offers a dozen kinds of sai min, and the Poi Bowl serves a Hawaiian plate lunch. The average cost is $40. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Spacious suites |
412 Lewers Street (Near Kuhio) Honolulu, HI 96815 United States +1 808 923 8882 / +1 800 535 0085 (Toll Free) http://www.marcresorts.com/ aloha@marcresorts.com |
If you are looking for roomy accommodations, this condo-hotel in Waikiki offers spacious, affordably priced studios and one or two-bedroom suites with full kitchenettes. All suites have a lanai (balcony); some overlook the open courtyard swimming pool. The hotel is convenient to public transportation and Waikiki shopping and entertainment; the beach is about three blocks away. This is one of a half-dozen Marc properties in Waikiki. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Spacious condo hotel |
364 Seaside Avenue Honolulu, HI 96815 United States +1 808 931 2424 http://www.marinesurf.com info@marinesurf.com |
With studios priced from $90, this establishment offers affordable condominium-style digs only a block and a half away from Waikiki Beach. The studios are 450 square feet. Each unit has a full kitchen and a private lanai.Matteo's Italian Restaurant on the ground floor offers some of the island's best Italian food. The International Marketplace and Royal Hawaiian Shopping Center are only one block away. Hotel rates change seasonally. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Award winner in Waikiki |
364 Seaside Avenue Marine Surf Hotel, Seaside and Kuhio Honolulu, HI 96815-2532 United States +1 808 922 5551 http://www.matteoshawaii.com info@matteoshawaii.com |
Readers of "Honolulu Magazine" consistently rate this as the most romantic restaurant - not to mention one of the top Italian restaurants - at Oahu. The cosmopolitan-tropical location is unbeatable, and the service strikes just the right balance between attentive and professional. The menu features classic Italian and Continental dishes such as Osso Bucco Milanese, Cioppino and Seafood Lasagna. The wine list is one of the most extensive in Waikiki. There is an Early Bird Special available from 5:30p-6:30p. Valet parking is available. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Fine French cuisine |
2199 Kalia Road Halekulani Hotel Honolulu, HI 96815 United States +1 808 923 2311 / +1 800 367 2343 http://www.halekulani.com/ |
This fine restaurant is located in the elegant Halekulani Hotel in Waikiki. Both the hotel and the restaurant are Honolulu recipients of high ratings from a number of sources. The lovely, classy establishment has been the recipient of award after award for its cuisine, presentation and elegant ambiance. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Downtown Irish Pub |
2 Merchant St Honolulu, HI 96813 United States +1 808 531 0422 http://gomurphys.com/ |
This hybrid bar and grill is somewhere between a Irish Pub and a laid-back island-style café. Set in the middle of downtown Honolulu, it is a favorite hang-out for the business and media communities and one of the only places in the Hawaiian Islands where you can get a pint of Guinness from the tap. While the bar roars with excitement, the restaurant serves great salads, steaks and other fare at decent prices. The food is fresh, and the service is congenial. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Casual Italian hang out |
2752 Woodlawn Drive (in the Manoa Marketplace) Honolulu, HI 96822 United States +1 808 988 5923 |
This is a nice, casual neighborhood hangout where you can easily satiate yourself on the food and surroundings. Laid-back and friendly, it's ideal for a family meal out or for when you have a hankering to feel you've been invited to dinner with an Italian family. Huge portions of traditional Italian dishes with lots of garlic are the standard fare. Fresh sourdough bread is plentiful, as are the carafes of wine. Peak dinner hours draw a crowd, so make reservations or eat early. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Not-so-hidden treasure |
900 South Beretania St (in the Honolulu Academy of Arts) Honolulu, HI 96814 United States +1 808 532 8734 |
Located inside the prestigious Honolulu Academy of Arts, this cafe is an attraction in its own right. The serene, shaded patio provides an escape from downtown Honolulu, while the healthy, inexpensive menu is great for lunch. The volunteer staff is low-key and friendly. The short menu changes often, but it always offers a variety of soups, salads and sandwiches. The vegetables and the bread are always fresh and delicious. If you eat here, you'll be helping a good cause. All profits from the restaurant go toward the Academy. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Spicy soup and more |
1120 Maunakea Street Honolulu, HI 96813 United States +1 808 538 0708 |
Known for home-cooked Vietnamese dishes, this restaurant features a huge selection of dishes: everything from shrimp rolls to saimin. It is the local pick for the best Vietnamese restaurant in Honolulu. It is a small place that is always busy, so be prepared to wait for a table. English is barely spoken. Diners will find a pleasing variety of entrees, tempting desserts and the spicy Vietnamese soup called Pho. Try the Pounded Shrimp. Review © 2007, Wcities |
 Dining and drinking hot spot |
500 Ala Moana Boulevard Honolulu, HI 96813-4920 United States |
From Ala Moana Boulevard, the lights of Restaurant Row can be seen twinkling merrily at night, casting a glow on the hundreds of people that find their way to this dining and entertainment Mecca. With a dozen restaurants, varied shops, several nightlife options and a movie theater onsite, this is one of the top evening visitor's attractions in Honolulu. Popular Row restaurants include Sunset Grill and Ruth's Chris Steakhouse. All of the establishments here accept credit cards, though there is no standard in terms of which cards are accepted. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Hawaiian cuisine |
6600 Kalanianaole Highway Honolulu, HI 96825 United States +1 808 396 7697 http://www.roysrestaurant.com honolulu@roysrestaurant.com |
Roy Yamaguchi was one of the first celebrity chefs to develop Hawaiian regional cuisine and remains one of its best practitioners. His restaurant in Hawai'i Kai is famous for its cutting-edge Euro-Asian food and glorious sunset views. There are 25 nightly specials, always including a selection of individual pizzas with exotic toppings, as well as seafood entrees such as Pan Fried Oysters with Lobster Curry Sauce. An innovative and extensive wine list compliments the Pacific Rim cuisine, bottles range from USD22 to more than USD100. There is also a good selection of wines by the glass. Beware, the decibel level in this popular dining spot can be deafening. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Three blocks, four floors |
2201 Kalakaua Avenue, Suite A500 Honolulu, HI 96815 United States +1 808 922 0588 http://www.royalhawaiianshoppi... info@RoyalHawaiianShoppingCenter.com |
With more than 150 specialty stores and restaurants, this is truly a one-of-a-kind complex. The only one larger in Honolulu is the Ala Moana Center, and some people say that Royal Hawaiian is beginning to outgrow its famous neighbor. Designer boutiques include Bulgari, Celine and Cartier. Specialty stores such as the Ukulele House 2 carry local merchandise. With more than a dozen restaurants and informal eateries to choose from, you'll never go hungry. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Busy upscale local fave |
1200 Ala Moana Boulevard Ward Center Honolulu, HI 96814 United States +1 808 591 9132 http://www.r-u-i.com/rya/ |
It is located in Ward Center, a favorite for young urban professionals from Honolulu and other states. The atmosphere is lively and fun, especially around 6p, when crowds of businesspeople come in for an after work drink and nibble. This place has won the local award for, 'Best Pau Hana Drinks and Pupus,' or in mainland-speak, 'Best Happy Hour,' four years in a row. Signature items include the crab dip and the calamari. Steaks, salads and sandwiches are also served. The place offers two dozen beers on tap and live music is featured regularly. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Honolulu landmark eatery |
449 Kapahulu Avenue Second Floor Honolulu, HI 96815 United States +1 808 732 8645 http://www.samchoy.com/ |
Chef Sam Choy does not skimp on the portions of dishes such as, Mahi-Mahi and Oriental Lamb Chops, which are all served with two scoops of mashed potatoes or rice and a tropical salad. Sam's signature dish is Fish Laulau. For something really special, try the Fresh Island Fish Trio. Sam's favorite saying is, 'Never trust a skinny chef.' He himself weighs in at around 400 pounds. This establishment might well be the quintessential Hawaiian dining destination. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Elegant decor, tasty Thai |
1910 Ala Moana Blvd Honolulu, HI 96815 United States +1 808 941 2898 / +1 808 382 8424 http://www.singhathai.com/ singha@lava.net |
Tourists and locals alike consider this place to be one of the best Thai restaurants in the world. The elegant decor is ornamented by many Thai artifacts and flowers; graceful Asian dancers perform nightly. The chefs carefully and artistically prepare their dishes using fresh, organic vegetables, meats and seafood. The final presentation is wonderful, and the flavors are outstanding. This spacious restaurant is located between Waikiki and Ala Moana. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Top staff, food, wine |
500 Ala Moana Boulevard, Suite 1A Honolulu, HI 96813 United States +1 808 521 4409 bestchow@aol.com |
Offering a central location, a highly professional staff, a fabulous menu and a pleasant upscale atmosphere, this restaurant is a favorite of discerning diners from around the globe. It has been written up in national and local publications and wins the Wine Spectator Award of Excellence every year. The menu focuses on kiawe-grilled meat and fish and boasts a mouthwatering dessert selection. This is a great place for dates, nights out on the town, or any other occasion to remember. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Fine Japanese food |
1777 Ala Moana Boulevard, Lobby Level The Renaissance Ilikai Honolulu, HI 96814 United States +1 808 945 3443 http://www.tanakaoftokyohawaii... cek@tanakarestaurants.com |
If you like superb Teppan-style Japanese food prepared with verve and dramatic flair, then you'll be right at home here. This place won Honolulu Magazine's Hale 'Aina award for "Best Japanese Restaurant in Hawai'i" three years in a row, and it's no wonder. The knife-wielding chefs are masters of the Teppan-yaki art and terrific entertainers to boot. The cuisine is prepared with only the finest and freshest ingredients. There are two other Tanaka of Tokyo locations in Waikiki. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Fashionable, unique specialty stores |
1240 Ala Moana Boulevard, Suite 601 Honolulu, HI 96814 United States +1 808 591 8411 http://www.victoriaward.com vwardinfo@generalgrowth.com |
This cool, sophisticated shopping center is one of five Victoria Ward shopping areas that occupy the corner of Ala Moana Boulevard and Kamakee Street. The center is next to the Ward Warehouses. Inside, the Ward Center is breezy - both in attitude and in temperature. The center has a very chic, urban air; it's full of well-dressed patrons, charming specialty shops and gourmet restaurants. The hip Brew Moon Restaurant & Micro-Brewery is a great place to have a beer. Boutiques include Allure and Cinnamon Girl. Credit card acceptance policies vary by merchant. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Unique specialty shoppes |
1050 Ala Moana Boulevard Honolulu, HI 96814 United States +1 808 591 8411 http://www.victoriaward.com/pr... vwardinfo@generalgrowth.com |
These former warehouse buildings have been transformed into a chic, modern, urban shopper's haven. The Warehouse is next to the Ward Center, but the two properties are separated by a large, loud construction site. This is a great place to browse. Sixty-five specialty shops and restaurants are located in the Ward Warehouses. You can find everything from swimwear to cookware to club clothes. Restaurants include Stuart Anderson's and Buffet 100. Review © 2007, Wcities |