Honolulu and Pearl Harbor Restaurants
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1. Koko Head Cafe
$ | Kaimuki |When Lee Anne Wong, best known as a competitor on the first season of Bravo's Top Chef, moved to the Islands, foodies waited with bated breath for this, her first restaurant. It's a lively yet laid-back café, where she took the concept of breakfast and flipped it, creating innovative dishes like Elvis's Revenge, a peanut butter and banana tempura sandwich with candied bacon, and her signature dumplings, which change daily.
1145c 12th Ave., Honolulu, Hawaii, 96816, USA808-732–8920Known For
- Cornflake french toast
- Creative cocktail menu
- Crazy busy weekends
Restaurant Details
Rate Includes: No dinner, Reservations not accepted -
2. 3660 on the Rise
$$$$ | Kaimuki |Named for its address on Honolulu's premier Waialae Avenue, this restaurant brought fresh dining to Kaimuki when it opened in 1992, inspiring a neighborhood dining renaissance. Loyalists swear by the steaks, the crab cakes, and the signature dish, ahi katsu wrapped in nori (seaweed) and deep-fried, with a wasabi-ginger butter sauce. Others counter that it's overblown and stuck in time. Either way, the romantic atmosphere, attentive service, and neighborhood staying power make it a local winner.
3660 Waialae Ave., Honolulu, Hawaii, 96816, USA808-737–1177Known For
- Special-occasion restaurant
- Good desserts
- Somewhat dated interior
Restaurant Details
Rate Includes: Closed Mon. No lunch -
3. Mud Hen Water
$$ | Kaimuki |The name of this restaurant is the English translation of waialae (meaning a gathering spot around a watering hole). Renowned chef Ed Kenney explores modern interpretations of the Hawaiian foods he remembers from his childhood with an ever-changing locavore menu. Sit at the bar, on the lanai, or in the casual, homey dining room. Spread out and talk story with your neighbor. That's what inspired Kenney to open the place, after all.
3452 Waialae Ave., Honolulu, Hawaii, 96816, USA808-737–6000Known For
- Small plates and snacks
- Beet poke
- Sorbetto and gelato
Restaurant Details
Rate Includes: Closed Mon. Brunch Sun. only -
4. The Surfing Pig Hawaii
$$$ | Kaimuki |This fancier sibling of the island's four Kono's barbecue spots focuses on Americana-tinged-with-Hawaiian food and drink served in a small, lofted eatery with a surfer-industrial vibe. Heaping portions of juicy smoked and grilled meats are the specialty, but the menu also has several great fish appetizers and entrées. Order à la carte or choose the Friends Night Out or Date Night prix-fixe meal options. The playful cocktails, several of which are presented under a bell jar filled with smoke, are worth trying. Note that most of the seating is upstairs, with bar seating below; brunch is also an option.
3605 Waialae Ave., Honolulu, Hawaii, 96816, USA808-744–1992Known For
- Old-fashioned with bacon-infused bourbon, bacon garnish, and "smoking" cloche presentation
- Pork, beef, and porchetta slider trio
- A strong neighborhood brunch option
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