Their papaya boat is to die for!! Friendly service, generous toppings and great soft serve makes you want to come back for more.
The possibilities w/ mochi are endless, from traditional fillings such as azuki to more contemporary variations such as ice cream or peanut butter. Try some here! -Sticky Cakes of the World, Dec. '11
Check out the Sky Backbar. You’ll need a reservation, but the Bruce Wayne hidden entrance in the wall and the incredible cocktails are worth it!
Best brunch house on the island, by far. Everything is fresh, innovated and bursting with flavor. Try the pancakes made with ricotta cheese, the deep fried cornflake French toast and the hash brown.
Some of the best Hawaiian food on Oahu served here. Pipikaula a must! Remember, it's cash only so come prepared!
The best tuna poke on Oahu, says Ed Kenney, chef-owner of Town restaurant. Order a portion tossed with pickled mango, kimchi, boiled peanuts, and poi. More places to eat like a local: tandl.me/12ufz7c
Excellent atmosphere; great ricotta pancakes (hotcakes) and also try the corn fritters. Price is on the higher end for breakfast but worth it.
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Order the gnocchi. Bartender mixes excellent cocktails. Ahi tartare is great too!
It's all katsu all the time, so it's a limited but focused menu. They deep fry to order. Excellent service. Cold towels to start and then hot tea to end. Try the aged pork loin!
Stick with the original garlic shrimp scampi that blew your mind away--Giovanni's! Famous for a reason.
A must on the list of things to do for first time visitors or regulars, the best ‘donut’ in this world, it is malasades – a Portuguese sweet dough fried. -Heather Hurlbert, Top Chef Just Desserts
Truffle fries, prime rib sandwich, and strawberry cream pie! Ahi tacos, duck tacos, and kalbi tacos, too.
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If you're looking for a place to snorkel and see fish, this is it. There are a lot of rocks as you first get into the water so it's sometimes helpful to bring water shoes so you don't cut your feet.
You can walk down to the note so hidden cove for a quick swim. Waves are pretty rough and watch out for the current. Otherwise, it's quite pretty.
Our favorite beach to just hang out at - not as crowded as some others, very serene, great place to swim out & back or even bodyboard.
Wear good grippy shoes that you aren't worried about getting mud all over. Fantastic hike that will challenge you the entire way up and down but the view is SPECTACULAR! (also frightening)
Asian with a modern international twist. Largely Vietnamese food. All are satisfyingly good. Coconut horchata and the desserts are worth trying.
Great poke bowls. Not the type you would normally be used to. Ask for heavy sauce if you want something besides just white rice with the fish
Delicious, must try the ice cream scoop in the bottom! Very messy though, eat outside. Also, President Obama also gets/used to get his snow cones here!
One of our favorite breakfast spots! Love the kalua pig eggs Benedict and stuffed French toast!
Feels like in Japan. It's a Japanese food food court with variety of japanese food choice. Lots of ramen places down here.
