Oahu Restaurants
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Oahu Restaurants
Aloha!! I found a web site (Hawaii Advertiser) that listed restaurants - from 2000. Are any of these still highly recommended?
3660 on the Rise
A Pacific Cafe
Aarons Atop the Ala Moana
Alan Wongs Restaurant
Alfreds Restaurant at Century Center
Chais Island Bistro
Chef Mavro
Diamond Head Grill
Ducs Bistro
Hokus
Hys Steak House
John Dominis Restaurant
La Mer
LUraku
Michels
Neptunes Garden
Nicks Fishmarket
OnJins Cafe
Padovanis Bistro and Wine Bar
Palomino Restaurant
Roys Restaurant
Sam Choys Diamond Head Restaurant
Sarentos Top of the I
Sunset Grill
Tai Pan on the Boulevard
Ahis Restaurant
Anna Millers 24-Hour Restaurant
Big City Diner
Brew Moon Restaurant and Microbrewery
Buzzs Original Steak House
Cafe Monsarrat
California Pizza Kitchen
Dixie Grill
Don Hos Island Grill
Gordon Biersch Brewery Restaurant
L & L Drive Inn
Mililani Restaurant
Olive Tree Cafe
The Pineapple Room
Rainbow Drive-In
Todai Restaurant Waikiki
Zippys Restaurants
Assaggio
Auntys Puerto Rican Kitchen
Beau Soleil
Bostons North End Pizza Bakery
Bravo Restaurant
Cafe Sistina
Chiang Mai Thai Cuisine
Compadres Bar & Grill
Donatos Ristorante & Carpacceria
Elenas Home of Finest Filipino Foods
Genki Sushi
Hale Vietnam Restaurant
Helenas Hawaiian Food
Keos Thai Cuisine
Kim Chee Restaurant No. 2
Kyo-ya Restaurant
Mei Sum Chinese Dim Sum Restaurant
Mekong Thai Restaurant II
Ninnikuya, the Garlic Restaurant
Ono Hawaiian Foods
Phô To Chau
Pineland Chinese Restaurant
The Pyramids
Restaurant Kariyushi
Royal Garden Chinese Restaurant
Shogun
Singha Thai Cuisine
Sorabol Restaurant
Sushi Sasabune
Wasabi Bistro
Yanagi Sushi
Ba-Le Sandwich Shops
Champion Malasadas
Char Hung Sut Restaurant
Contemporary Museum Cafe
Fukuya
Gulick Delicatessen and Coffee Shop
Indigo Eurasian Cuisine
Kakaako Kitchen
Kincaids Fish, Chop & Steak House
Kua Aina Sandwich Shop
Kwong-On
Like Like Drive Inn Restaurant
Liliha Bakery
Oceanarium Restaurant
Orchids
Pagoda Hotels Floating Restaurant
Palace Saimin Stand
Prince Court Restaurant
Ryans Grill
Sansei Seafood Restaurant & Sushi Bar
Side Street Inn
Teddys Bigger Burgers
3660 on the Rise
A Pacific Cafe
Aarons Atop the Ala Moana
Alan Wongs Restaurant
Alfreds Restaurant at Century Center
Chais Island Bistro
Chef Mavro
Diamond Head Grill
Ducs Bistro
Hokus
Hys Steak House
John Dominis Restaurant
La Mer
LUraku
Michels
Neptunes Garden
Nicks Fishmarket
OnJins Cafe
Padovanis Bistro and Wine Bar
Palomino Restaurant
Roys Restaurant
Sam Choys Diamond Head Restaurant
Sarentos Top of the I
Sunset Grill
Tai Pan on the Boulevard
Ahis Restaurant
Anna Millers 24-Hour Restaurant
Big City Diner
Brew Moon Restaurant and Microbrewery
Buzzs Original Steak House
Cafe Monsarrat
California Pizza Kitchen
Dixie Grill
Don Hos Island Grill
Gordon Biersch Brewery Restaurant
L & L Drive Inn
Mililani Restaurant
Olive Tree Cafe
The Pineapple Room
Rainbow Drive-In
Todai Restaurant Waikiki
Zippys Restaurants
Assaggio
Auntys Puerto Rican Kitchen
Beau Soleil
Bostons North End Pizza Bakery
Bravo Restaurant
Cafe Sistina
Chiang Mai Thai Cuisine
Compadres Bar & Grill
Donatos Ristorante & Carpacceria
Elenas Home of Finest Filipino Foods
Genki Sushi
Hale Vietnam Restaurant
Helenas Hawaiian Food
Keos Thai Cuisine
Kim Chee Restaurant No. 2
Kyo-ya Restaurant
Mei Sum Chinese Dim Sum Restaurant
Mekong Thai Restaurant II
Ninnikuya, the Garlic Restaurant
Ono Hawaiian Foods
Phô To Chau
Pineland Chinese Restaurant
The Pyramids
Restaurant Kariyushi
Royal Garden Chinese Restaurant
Shogun
Singha Thai Cuisine
Sorabol Restaurant
Sushi Sasabune
Wasabi Bistro
Yanagi Sushi
Ba-Le Sandwich Shops
Champion Malasadas
Char Hung Sut Restaurant
Contemporary Museum Cafe
Fukuya
Gulick Delicatessen and Coffee Shop
Indigo Eurasian Cuisine
Kakaako Kitchen
Kincaids Fish, Chop & Steak House
Kua Aina Sandwich Shop
Kwong-On
Like Like Drive Inn Restaurant
Liliha Bakery
Oceanarium Restaurant
Orchids
Pagoda Hotels Floating Restaurant
Palace Saimin Stand
Prince Court Restaurant
Ryans Grill
Sansei Seafood Restaurant & Sushi Bar
Side Street Inn
Teddys Bigger Burgers
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Carol, We leave Sat.(21st).I've been composing my list for weeks now. How about C & C Pasta?
Or Parc Cafe for their buffets at the Waikiki Parc Hotel?
From what I've learned from other posts -Zippy's lunch plates are LOADED with fat!
I've also seen several references to cheap eats at Chinatown.
When are you guys leaving?
Or Parc Cafe for their buffets at the Waikiki Parc Hotel?
From what I've learned from other posts -Zippy's lunch plates are LOADED with fat!
I've also seen several references to cheap eats at Chinatown.
When are you guys leaving?
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Wheww... I'd love to rise to the occasion, but I'm exhausted at the prospect of commenting on all of these. I think Diamond Head Grill is under new management at the W hotel. The rest are for the most part there. You have quite a few neighbohood eateries and budget places thrown in with four-star restaurants. You might also want to check the zagat listings for oahu and alohachefs.com for actual menus from the four-stars listed above.
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C & C is a casual tiny little restaurant in Kaimuki with great fresh pastas, and wonderful cheeses, olives, foie gras, etc. You can have dinner there, byob. We usually do take-out.
Here's some photos:
http://www.hawaiibid.com/candcpastacompany/
http://www.hawaiibid.com/candcpastacompany/
Here's some photos:
http://www.hawaiibid.com/candcpastacompany/
http://www.hawaiibid.com/candcpastacompany/
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Kalena, you have just reminded me....it is time for lunch!!
Anyway, I am very sad to say that Cafe Monsarrat is no longer there. A new restaurant called Tavola Tavola took its place, but I don't know if it is any good. My goodness, I would eat at just about any of those restaurants except Brew Moon!
I actually liked Padovani's but it is super expensive. I am also a huge fan of C&C Pasta, and just about every restaurant near it. Maybe you can have dinner at C&C then walk down the street to Cafe Laufer for a fab dessert.
Anyway, I am very sad to say that Cafe Monsarrat is no longer there. A new restaurant called Tavola Tavola took its place, but I don't know if it is any good. My goodness, I would eat at just about any of those restaurants except Brew Moon!
I actually liked Padovani's but it is super expensive. I am also a huge fan of C&C Pasta, and just about every restaurant near it. Maybe you can have dinner at C&C then walk down the street to Cafe Laufer for a fab dessert.
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I like Chai's Island Bistro. He's a great supporter of good, local musicians. For epicurean food, Alan Wong is still the King. When I want to pig out on the cheap, I head for Waialae Chop Suey for a bowl of their gigantic and ono-licious Chicken Wor Mein!
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www.alohachef.com am I spelling chef wrong? The cook person.
anyway this restuarant will show you pictures of entrees.
Alan Wong's is a don't miss
3660 on the Rise, Roy's are also great! John Dominis ok but I don't think great.
anyway this restuarant will show you pictures of entrees.
Alan Wong's is a don't miss
3660 on the Rise, Roy's are also great! John Dominis ok but I don't think great.
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How about a formal, yet festive place a family of 10 can go to for Christmas Eve...and then another one for Christmas Day on Oahu??? Service would obviously be a top priority along with food. We are going with another family, and I need to think about this. Any ideas? I liked the Hano Hano room myself...at the Sheraton on Waikiki.
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Carol:
Our favorite was Duke's on Waikiki Beach, the prices are exceptionally fair for the location, the food outstanding, it's one of the places locals like. You need reservations, otherwise expect to wait. They also offer an outdoor area right along the beach with a lighter menu. WE found it to be one of the better values in Wakiki.
L&L are fast food plate lunch restaurants, lots of carbs, rice, macaroni salad, and some decent meat/fish. Price is right.
If you check the newspaper's entertainment section online, you'll find an uptodate rating of restaurants by the locals, which will include some places not listed in any guidebooks.
Our favorite was Duke's on Waikiki Beach, the prices are exceptionally fair for the location, the food outstanding, it's one of the places locals like. You need reservations, otherwise expect to wait. They also offer an outdoor area right along the beach with a lighter menu. WE found it to be one of the better values in Wakiki.
L&L are fast food plate lunch restaurants, lots of carbs, rice, macaroni salad, and some decent meat/fish. Price is right.
If you check the newspaper's entertainment section online, you'll find an uptodate rating of restaurants by the locals, which will include some places not listed in any guidebooks.
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A relative on the Island took us to a place called the Willow's. took the bus. a great Buffet, Outside & only $25.00 each. we really enjoyed it. The best meal was at Bali's by the Sea in the Rainbow Tower of the Hilton Hawaiian Village. Ocean front table, Superb food & service. and delicious deserts. Expensive. Vince
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I ate at Chai's last night and it was wonderful!! All the food is great. I think the only thing was, the tiramisu was so-so and the creme brulee was divine. I think the other dessert items are supposed to be good, but their main attractions are the appetizers and entrees. They have live local music 7 days a week, too. Reservations are probably recommended--last night's particular concert had a wait-list for seating!




