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Sunflower300 says:
Bubba Gump Shrimp Co is a themed restaurant serving all things Shrimp. For any of you who have seen the movie Forrest Gump, you will be familiar with the name. The restaurant is similar to the Hard Rock Cafe and Planet Hollywood chains, in that the walls are covered in memorabilia from the movie and…
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Longhi's
1 review
#2 of 30 restaurants in Honolulu
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aloha_keith says:
Longhi's is a restaurant that serves breakfast, lunch and dinner. There are 2 locations on Maui (Lahaina and Wailea) and 1 location in Honolulu at the Ala Moana Mall. It's on the top floor of the mall, overlooking Ala Moana beach park. Large folding windows offer obstructed views and the tropical…
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coreyjay1977 says:
Dixie Grill (Bar-B-Q and Crab Shack)in Aiea just a short distance from Pearl Harbor and the stadium is a great place to get good southern (USA) cooking while still in Hawaii. The have seating both inside and out and a menu that can take some time to decide. The menu boasts a wide variety of food f…
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TRE69 says:
Leonard's Bakery is the home of malasadas. Malasadas are traditional Portuguese doughnut-like sweet bread brought over to the Hawaiian Islands by immigrant sugar cane workers. Malasadas are typically eaten on Fat Tuesday, the day before the start of Lent. But at Leonard's Bakery, you can have one…
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dogluver says:
Champion Malasadas is definitely a local favorite when it comes to their malasadas and pastries. I really enjoy the fact that their malasadas are made fresh right on the spot. You get to see them made, tossed in sugar, and packed. It's actually fun to watch.
In my opinion, the malasadas here are…
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NoSeatBelt says:
My fiance took me to the Hau Tree Lanai for my birthday, and I could not have been more pleased! It was our first time dining there, and I had requested that whatever restaurant she chose that it needed to be by the beach. The layout and setting of the restaurant was extremely romantic with the be…
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aloha_keith says:
This has to be the best steakhouse in Honolulu. It's a classy steakhouse, not a family all-you-can-eat salad bar type of steakhouse. It is very unassuming from the outside. You can't even see it from the street. Once you enter the restaurant, you'll instantly know you're destined for something s…
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aloha_keith says:
There is no shortage of Thai restaurants in Honolulu. That's why I was disappointed when a German restaurant near my home was replaced by a Thai restaurant. My sadness turned to joy the first time I ate at Maile's Thai Bistro. It is now my favorite Thai restaurant!!! That seems to be the consens…
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Mitsu-Ken
1 review
#9 of 30 restaurants in Honolulu
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kimmerlingus says:
I almost hesitate to write this review as I'm sure when word gets out about this local favourite, tourists will invade. However, this is true of many spots in Honolulu and the line outside Mitsu-ken is always long already. So, what the heck!
This was one of my favourite okazuya spots when I liv…
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nefabit says:
I went to Neptune's Garden for my 16th birthday. It was probably the best dining experience I've had in a very long time. First of all, the service is wonderful. The waiters are funny without being clowns, and polite without being stuck up. The food is spectacular. When they bring out the bread, try…
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jennjeff1 says:
Nick's Fishmarket is one of the finest eating establishments in the world, located at the heart of downtown Honolulu's main shopping area, just off the beaches of Waikiki. This is one restaurant on the island of Oahu for a fine dining experience--and may require actually dressing up a bit--probaabl…
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aloha_keith says:
Roy's Restaurant started in Honolulu but is now in several cities throughout the U.S., Japan and Guam. I frequent the Roy's in the Hawaii Kai neighborhood of Honolulu. Large glass windows offer great ocean views, especially if you're there at sunset. At night, gas tiki torches create a warm ambia…
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NoSeatBelt says:
My fiance and I met some friends and my cousin at the local hole in the wall joint. Although the decor screams out, "Dive Diner", the food was superb. Side Street Inn is well-known by the locals, including upscale hotel chefs who frequent the restaurant after a long day at work. The prices are avera…
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sweetsummerdaiz says:
It is located on the 2nd floor next to the pool area smack-dab across the street from Waikiki Beach. It used to be the ResortQuest Hotel.
I was here multiple times during my week's stay in November 2008. The dinner I had was fantastic - lobster pasta. Fair price, perfectly prepared pasta, ice-c…
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aloha_keith says:
There are several Kona Brewing Company restaurants throughout the Hawaiian Islands, but I am writing specifically about the Koko Marina Location in the Hawaii Kai neighborhood in Honolulu. It's in the last shopping plaza you will pass on the way to Hanauma Bay.
The restaurant has indoor and outd…
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