Great Inventions #1
@alohafrequency hopes to inspire others who see him with his customized pan picking up trash on the beach – worked on me, gonna have Kevin make me one! Continue reading Great Inventions #1
Dawn Patrol
China Walls
About 10 guys in the bay off Portlock this morning at various spots, including right against the wall. Not for amateurs. Continue reading China Walls
Mental Health Break
When I want a quick getaway to dip my toes in the sand or just clear my hand, I head here. On the weekends it’s crowded with campers and families with pint-sized surfers but come early enough in the day and you’ll get it pretty much to yourself. Continue reading Mental Health Break
Herringbone Waikiki
A creative food and drink menu, beautifully plated dishes and spot-on flavors and textures make Herringbone one of my favorite dining destinations in Waikiki. Lush with a living wall in the restaurant proper and greenery in planters on the lanai, … Continue reading Herringbone Waikiki
Fired Up Huli Huli Chicken
I’m always intrigued by roadside food stands but never stopped until today, when I caught sight of golden chickens rotating over an open rotissierie on a trailer hitched to van on the corner of Kalaniana’ole Highway and Old Kalanianaole Road … Continue reading Fired Up Huli Huli Chicken
Cream and Sugar
Aaliyah Joao, a recent graduate of Kapolei High School, opened the frozen treats shop at Obama Hale Marketplace as a way to further promote and sell her art. Cream and Sugar sells shave ice, açaí and smoothie bowls, and ice cream in their signature “bubble wrap” waffle cone. Open Monday-Saturday 10 am-8 pm, Sunday 10 am-5 pm. Continue reading Cream and Sugar
Pokeway
Don’t pass this by this kiosk as you walk the food hall to Don Quijote on Kaheka Street in Honolulu – their fish is as fresh as it gets, coming straight off the boat owned by the father of one of the owners. And don’t pass up the chance to try their ume lemonade – a refreshing riff on Korean plum tea. Open 10 am-8 pm daily. Continue reading Pokeway
Chinese Garden, Honolulu Aiport
The cultural gardens at Daniel K. Inouye International Airport ground me before I take flight. I bring a bento and immerse myself in the sights, sounds and flavors of Hawaii to last me throughout my sojourns. Continue reading Chinese Garden, Honolulu Aiport
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