DK Travel : Honolulu & O’ahu : Places to eat

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Buzz’s Original Steak House, ’Aiea

A longtime local favorite, Buzz’s is known for its generous salad bar, grilled steaks, and fresh seafood. The original “Original” is in Kailua.
Café Hale’iwa

Ample, cheap breakfasts and Mexican-accented lunches are the fare here; they’re open only until mid-afternoon. A popular surfer hangout, it’s good for people-watching and finding out what’s on in town.
Café Sistina

Even if the Northern Italian food here wasn’t scrumptious, you’d still have to go just to see chef-owner Sergio Mitrotti’s wall and ceiling murals.
Cha-Cha-Cha Salsaria

This light-hearted south of the border eatery offers inexpensive Mexican standards and fiery, fresh salsas – lots of them.
Chai’s Island Bistro

Exceptionally well prepared Asian fusion food, music by some of the islands’ best-known entertainers, classy interior décor, and courtyard dining characterize this orchid-bedecked spot.
Chai’s Island Bistro

A beautiful, high-ceilinged, flower-bedecked place, complete with fountain courtyard. The Asian fusion cuisine is well-presented.
Champa Thai

Award-winning Thai spot, with a dozen types of curry and an expansive vegetarian menu.
Chef Mavro

This award-winning French-with-an-island-touch restaurant expresses the character of owner George Mavrothassitis – precise, passionate and absolutely individual. Exceptional wines by the glass are matched to each dish, and the service is impeccable.
Chef Mavro

Small, award-winning restaurant offering “France-Hawai’i cuisine.” Much focuses on the freshest local seafood.
Ciao Mein

Quirky place offering both Italian and Chinese cuisine. Service is family style.

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Restaurant price categories

Price categories include a three-course meal for one, a glass of house wine, and all unavoidable extra charges including tax.
- under $20
- $20–$30
- $30–$45
- $45–$60
- $over $60