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Honolulu & O’ahu : Places to eat

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  • This rare source of Texas-style barbecue is widely patronized by southerners from nearby military bases.

  • With their brilliant purple flesh, these wonderful potatoes add color as well as flavor to dishes.

  • Island-style Chinese food – rich soups, fried noodles, deep fried won ton, and, of course, chop suey.

  • Stop by for the daily happy hour before enjoying the contemporary surf and turf menu that has received critical recognition.

  • One of the few Mediterranean restaurants in the islands, this spot routinely wins awards for its great Greek fare and casual style.

  • Refined is the word for this hotel restaurant run by French brothers, one a baker, the other a chef. They designed the kitchen, and from it emerge food and drink expressive of their exquisite taste. The technique is French, the style is Hawai’i Regional.

  • French cuisine with very high quality island ingredients, heavenly desserts, and an award-winning wine menu.

  • Besides the chop suey standards, Pah Ke’s specials include chilled fruit soups and dishes that focus on locally grown tropical fruits.

  • Founded by a French restaurateur and a German baker, this popular bakery-cum-restaurant offers exquisite baked goods and German-style entrées.

  • Pies, salads, and sandwiches, as well as pizzas.

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