^^ werd



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Times Coffee Shop in Kailua: Best fried rice I've ever tasted, and before you argue with me, remember I'm Chinese :D

Hee Hing on Kapahulu: Interesting local style take on Hong Kong style Chinese food. If that makes any sense LOL

Rainbow Drive-In on Kapahulu: a no-brainer. Always the first place I go directly from the airport when I get in town.

Parc Cafe at Parc Hotel Waikiki (just across the street from the Halekulani hotel): Hawai'ian buffet on Wednesday nights broke da mouf!

Grace's on Kapahulu and on King (is that right?): great mochiko chicken plates.

Gina's on Kapahulu (starting to see a trend? LOL): kick okole good Korean BBQ

Yanagi Sushi on Kapi'olani: excellent fresh sushi and great Japanese food.

Ezogiku (3 locations in Waikiki): tasty ramen, gyoza, omu rice, and more. hiyashi chuuka hits da spot here!

Ryan's at Ward Warehouse: get a taste of Pacific Rim cuisine here! Fusion of East and West at this local hangout. Good for pau hana drinks and pupus (AKA Happy Hour).

That's all I can think of for now... Edit when I come with more :D

matt thats what happens wen u go to 3 different high schools and 7 different elem schools

^^^ damn import moke can't spell...

I'm reading all this and realize that after living here for 9 years, I haven't yet been to half of these places :(

[QUOTE=sykosis]^^^ damn import moke can't spell...

I'm reading all this and realize that after living here for 9 years, I haven't yet been to half of these places :([/QUOTE]


shizzle man, i been here my whole life and haven't been to most of these places. i need to get out of my grass hut more.

for awesome korean food and vegetables

go to Yoony's BBQ in Kaneohe
Windward City Shopping Center



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Think twice before I jump
 

[QUOTE=shaggadelic] ps u should go to hawaii kai port locks and go jump off of spitting caves its like a 60ft cliff into the ocean and theres a half under water cave were u land so u can be spit on sometimes.... if anyone wants to go pm me and will go[/QUOTE]

Never been there, Isn't it dangerous? is it deep enough to jump? 60 ft sounds very high for shallow water...

Insterested, maybe...

Local food = Loco Moco, L&L and more

when you get here be sure to stop by Schumann waipahu and visit Nino Camillo or Subaru Kaneohe and visit Greg... me! :)


*unsticky!* making room for justins t-shirt....





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did this just do a ninja vanish and ninja reappear?

:D

yep i threw the ninja powder(to make room at the top) and had to pull it up again

i noticed more people asking hawaii questions. . .





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Makino Chaya on King Street - Pretty damn big Japanese Buffet with all you can eat seafood and sushi!

Mr. Ojisan in Kapahulu in Kilohana Square - Get the Wafu Steak...you will NOT be disappointed.

I Love Country at Ala Moana Shopping Center - Great plate lunches that are made with fresh ingredients and you can get brown rice!

ok, from a food critic here goes.
best sushi- yohei or sasabune.
best filipino food, well still looking.
best southern food so far is deb's kailua.
that's all i'll put. these are MY guarantees!

^^^^ i still wanna hit up your sushi place !

[QUOTE=Mach5WRX]Kobe Japanese Steak House[/QUOTE]
tanaka of Tokyo

[b]Speed shops[/b] to visit

1. Hi-Pace Racing
500 Piikoi Street, Honolulu, HI 96814
(808) 591-9442

2.
Speed Gear Motorsports
733 Auahi Street
Honolulu, Hawaii 96813
PH (808) 593-1303
FX (808) 593-8400

Speed Gear
1450 Ala Moana Blvd #1206
Honolulu, Hawaii 96814
PH (808) 946-0862
FX (808) 946-0863

continue...



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