Where To Eat: The Latest

What’s in a Hawaiian Plate, Anyway?

Across the Islands, there are restaurants, food trucks and lū‘au that serve these uniquely-Hawai‘i dishes. Here’s what to know about each dish on a classic Hawaiian plate.
by Catherine Toth Fox

How We Celebrate Girls’ Day in Hawaiʻi

For more than 1,000 years, Girls’ Day has been celebrated in Japan. In Hawaiʻi, many local families honor the holiday on March 3 by making mochi—so we’re sharing an easy recipe to help you celebrate, too.
by Jackie Kojima

ʻOno at Home: Pastele Stew from Chef Sheldon Simeon

The chef’s new cookbook “Ohana Style,” celebrates family, community and the flavors of Hawaiʻi, pairing heartfelt storytelling with recipes like pastele stew that honor the Islands’ layered culinary history.
by HAWAII Magazine Staff

ʻOno at Home: Soli’s Orange Blossom

Created by chef Ahu Hettema of Istanbul Hawaiʻi, this bright, citrusy cocktail channels the sun, history and flavors of Turkey’s Mediterranean coast.
by HAWAII Magazine Staff

ʻOno at Home: Spaghetti Carbonara

From Waimea to Italy, Chef Ippy Aiona honors his Hawaiian and Italian roots in his new cookbook “Growing Up Hapa in Hawaiʻi.” The chef shares a simple recipe for carbonara from his cookbook.
by HAWAII Magazine Staff
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