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Honolulu : Places to Eat

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1. Sam Choy’s Breakfast, Lunch, and Crab

Sam Choy creates updated versions of islanders’ favorites, notably seafood. The huge portions and laid-back style are dearly loved by a loyal local clientele.
2. Indigo Eurasian Cuisine

Chef Glenn Chu has created a high-tone, pan-Asian restaurant, split between a cool, restrained dining room and a more casual patio.
3. Chai’s Island Bistro

A beautiful, high-ceilinged, flower-bedecked place, complete with fountain courtyard. The Asian fusion cuisine is well-presented.
4. Hiroshi Eurasian Tapas

Award-winning chef Hiroshi Fukui presents a fusion of European and Asian cuisines. The walls feature frequently changing works by local artists.
5. Scoozee’s

Good, simple Italian American food, with fantastic breads and exemplary martinis.
6. L’Uraku

The food is Japanese with a European flair, delicate in flavor, and beautiful in presentation.
7. 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.
8. Chef Mavro

Small, award-winning restaurant offering “France-Hawai’i cuisine.” Much focuses on the freshest local seafood.
9. Alan Wong’s Restaurant

Probably the best restaurant in Hawai’i, where European style is married with the best island techniques.
10. The Bistro

An unabashed throwback, taking delight in dishes like Veal Oscar.