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Top 10 Restaurants

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  • 1. 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.

  • 2. Sansei Seafood Restaurant & Sushi Bar

    Sushi bar, fine dining restaurant, happening cocktail lounge, karaoke palace – Sansei is all these. The name means third generation and implies the East-West sophistication that the grandchildren of the immigrant generation have achieved.

  • 3. L’Uraku

    Classic Japanese dishes are given a Continental flair here, in an interior splashed with bright colors. Their contemporary kaiseki (set menu) provides great value.

  • 4. 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.

  • 5. Alan Wong’s Restaurant

    Hailed by many as Hawai’i’s best restaurant, Alan Wong’s marries local preferences with a formal setting. The food – unusual seafood preparations and amazing sauces – is delicious; the atmosphere relaxed and convivial. Great wine list.

  • 6. Padovani’s Restaurant

    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.

  • 7. La Mer

    The best and most authentically French restaurant in Hawai’i makes lavish use of both local seafood and imported delicacies to create “cuisine de soleil,” a cuisine of the sun with a distinctly Provençal bent. Formal dress.

  • 8. 3660 on the Rise

    With an understanding for what Hawaiians like, this compact, ever-busy neighborhood bistro has specialties such as Hawaiian clay salt steak. They offer small plates, vegetarian options, and tasting menus, too.

  • 9. Hoku’s

    An airy wood-paneled room, a view of the ocean, and a multi-cultural menu that ranges from tandoori specialties to wok cooking – “rustic international cuisine,” as they describe it.

  • 10. Roy’s Restaurant

    Roy Yamaguchi founded the first O’ahu restaurant of note more than a decade ago. And here he offers the same spicy mixture that is his signature – creative cuisine that roams from Japan to Mexico.

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