Known for their Har Gau, Siu Mai, Gok Jai and Char Siu Bau. Try the Taro Cake (sells out), Rice Cakes, or the Yup Chai. They even sell prepacked Chow Fun and Chow Mein as a fast take out.
The Baked Char Siu Bau is the best you can find, especially when it's hot, steamy, and fresh from the oven.
If it's summertime, visit Thang's in the Maunakea Marketplace. Smoothies galore, various fruit flavors including Lychee, Durian, Avocado, and more.
Their base Tomato Sauce is awesome! Get the Veggie or the Combination Pizza. They also have limited Pasta (Spaghetti, Linguine, Fettuccine, and Lasagna. Their toasted sandwiches are also great.
Great place for Dim Sum. Inexpensive and quite good. Just don't go there on First Friday b/c you won't find any parking.
1. Chinese Roast Pork. 2. Roast Duck 3. Shoyu Chicken. 4. Char Siu. 5. Everything else: Tripe, Pig Stomach, Chicken Feet.
1. Chinese Roast Pork. 2. Shoyu Chicken 3. Char Siu 4. Roast Duck. 5. Tripe 6. Everything else: Pig Stomach, Chicken Feet.
Small place but the Pasta dishes are superb! Might have to wait for your order though, especially when there's a lunch crowd.
Oahu Open Market. Get your fresh meat here. Ishimoto's for fish and Poke. Nakazato's for an awesome raw Misoyaki Butterfish. Fong's Meat Market for roasted meats.
The address is wrong. It's on King Street in the Oahu Open Market. The Chinese Roast Pork and the Char Siu are broke the mouth ono!
This shop has a whole lot of Preserved Seeds and Fruit (Li Hing Mui, Sweet Sour Seed, Cherry Seed, etc.). Located on Hotel Street close to Kekaulike Pedestrian Mall.
The Baked Char Siu Bau is left out in the display case so it may NOT BE as hot and fresh as Royal Kitchen. Also have Half Moon & Pork Hash + dried fruits (year round). It's a Chinese Bakery also.
Located on King Street btwn Kekaulike Pedestrian Mall & Maunakea St. Lots of sauces and dried good. Carries teas, coffees, different rice types, preserved veggies, and such.
They make lei, haku, and other floral arrangements. Across the street from the bakery shop Sing Cheong Yuan (May 2012).
Get your FRESH MADE Saimin and Won Ton Pi or Gau Gee Pi wrappes here. 9 types of noodles: Egg, Flour, Thick, thin, Golden Hair, etc. Thick or thin Won Ton and Gau Gee Pi.
Lots of packaged and dry goods here. A few produce items like Oranges, Bananas, Papayas. Summer time they stock up on Berries, Lychee, Rambutan, and Longan.
Located in the (formerly) well known Wo Fat Restaurant, this 1st floor store carries your general Chinese goods: dry, wet, canned, bottled, or preserved. Also carries some produce.
Get your fresh Look Funn (Rice Flour based Paparadelle) and Char Siu or Shrimp added Look Funn here. Located on the Kekaulike Pedestrian Mall.
Entrances on Maunakea, Pauahi, or Hotel Streets. Vendors sell fresh meats, poultry, sea food, veggies, & fruits. There is a strip of hot food vendors up the stairs: Jpns, Chnse, Filipino, Italian...
Vendors in stalls sell fresh veggies, fruits, meat, poultry, seafood, and limited canned goods.
This could be the Kekaulike Pedestrian Mall (Kekaulike Street btwn Hotel and King Streets) or another name for Kekaulike Market.
Might be related to one of the fruits and vegetable vendors in Kekaulike Market since the same "Boss Man" walks back and forth every day checking on stuff. Has limited dry goods for sale.
Sells Roasted Meats: Pork, Chicken, Duck, etc. Has a small sit down area to order limited Cantonese dishes from the menu: noodles, stir frys, soups, etc.
