Big Island Restaurants

KPC (Kamuela Provision Company) at the Hilton Waikoloa Village

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KPC (Kamuela Provision Company) at the Hilton Waikoloa Village Review

The breezy lanai with a sweeping view of the Kohala Coast is the perfect accompaniment to the elegant yet down-to-earth Hawaii regional cuisine. The lanai offers the best seats in the house—get there by 5:30 if you want to score a seat for the sunset, because KPC offers a more spectacular view of the leeward coast than any other restaurant on the Big Island. The specialty cocktails are some of the best on the island, as well; ask for the mango martini. Entrées are on the pricy side, but the ginger-steamed monchong (a deep-water Hawaiian fish) is a winner. If you're in the mood for appetizers, the Kona lobster and Hokkaido pumpkin bisque tastes as good as it sounds. The restaurant's number one seller is the Kona Coffee Mud Slide; don't miss it. The Baked Mauna Kea (KPC's take on a Baked Alaska) is equally decadent.

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  • Credit cards accepted.
  • No lunch.

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    Don't miss out on this gem!

    The best service we had on the entire island. We actually ate here twice.
    You have to get there at 5:30 p.m. when it opens if you want a patio table--the patio is oceanfront and gorgeous and lit by Hawaiian torches at night. Live Hawaiian music is also played.
    On one night, we were too late to get seated at the patio and sat at the bar heartsick that we were missing the sunset--Lance saw us and moved two chairs to the patio for us so we could see the sunset and wait there for our table.
    Food is great (fish dishes need a little more salt, but still wonderful.)

    by Golnarsarge, 5/8/07

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