Food
Poke Fix brings a strong local palate to the build-your-own poke bowl circuit on Oʻahu.
Mochi Do Hawaiʻi opened in January—and demand is only growing.
The juicy, bright yellow flesh tastes just as sweet as it looks.
The iconic farm-to-table restaurant on Oʻahu is one of many that have closed since the start of the COVID-19 pandemic in March.
ʻThe ʻOhana Grill Cookbook’ features 50 Hawaiʻi-inspired recipes for your grill, from guava chicken to adobo pork belly bao.
Once a neighborhood grocery store in Kalihi, this beloved family-run shop is best known for its super-fresh poke, roast pork and boiled peanuts.
Whip up this popular plate lunch dish from the iconic Honolulu drive-in at home.
If you’ve been craving these Hawaiʻi foods while you’re stuck at home, you’re in luck: You can get them shipped to your front door.
Hala Tree Coffee on Hawaiʻi Island grows, processes and roasts its coffee right on the farm.
This O‘ahu-based grocery chain has a new, innovative vision for a modern world.
It’s not a beach day in Hawaiʻi without something to snack on.
The 10th anniversary reprint of “Kau Kau: Cuisine and Culture in the Hawaiian Islands” is more than a history lesson of Hawai'i through food—but a cookbook as well.
Holey Grail Donuts in Hanalei uses taro-based dough for its made-to-order doughnuts.
You'll love these Hawaiʻi spots a waffle lot.
Kuleana Rum Works is the first-ever commercial distillery on the Big Island.
Your average tiki bar probably has more in common with nostalgia for mid-century Americana than any real particular place in the Pacific. But throughout Hawai‘i, five tiki hotspots—ranging from spooky to kitsch to iconic—are doing things right.
Kauaʻi native—and mom—Kailan Reyes created a line of cookies that helps new moms with their breastfeeding challenges.
Crack seed, lemon peel, mochi—here’s a guide to our favorite cravings.
Here’s a simple recipe for a fruit shrub. But hurry, lychee season ends soon.
Learn about Maui Kuʻia Estate Chocolate via in-person and virtual tastings with the company’s owners.
The Honolulu-based company has been serving up handmade fortune cookies and treats for three generations.
The high-demand fruit, in season from now through September, has come to represent summer in the Islands.
After nearly 50 years in business, Agnes’ Portuguese Bake Shop returns with a new owner and a new location—but the same recipe for Portuguese doughnuts.
Who better to answer these than the experts at Kauaʻi Coffee Co., the largest coffee grower in the U.S.?