jzz30

it is!
fatboy's is in kailua and waipio and they used to be near sonics but they moved away

Cthemall123

i might have to check out nicos this week, that looks good!

mister x

Ethel's Grill; local menu with heavy Japanese slant (no pun intended).

http://onokinegrindz.typepad.com/ono_kine_...hels_grill.html

Marujyu Market in Waimalu; gotta try the laulau.

http://www.honoluluadvertiser.com/apps/pbc.../706270324/1225

Diego's Taco Shop; I load up the shredded beef enchilada with lots of hot salsa, that way I enjoy it twice

http://onokinegrindz.typepad.com/ono_kine_...s_taco_sho.html

smccurry

I like a good taco. I'll go check that one out. Salsa ftw!

smccurry

I think everyone knows Eggs-n-things, but I'll post for the benefit of any tourists that might use this thread.


A little pricey for breakfast, but love their omelets. Bacon/spinach/cheese is my favorite and their homemade salsa is great. On the west side of Waikiki within 2 blocks of the Convention Center.
http://www.eggsnthings.com/aboutthe.htm



If you're a garlic lover, you have to go to Ninniku-ya

The picture doesn't do it justice but the bacon wrapped filet mignon smothered with garlic cloves and wash it down with a beer is my idea of perfect dinner when you're feeling like some guilty indulgence.


garlic fried rice




and escargot with... you guessed it, a lot of garlic

I didn't find a website for Ninniku-ya but here's a link to an editorial about it that gives detailed information.

jzz30

i think some of the best foods comes out of a little bistro on the corner of kapiolani and piikoi.

Hyper-X

I went to Kyoto Ohsho for lunch at Ala Moana (Ho'okipa Terrace) near Tsukiji's. I thought the buffet spread wasn't bad at all for the price.

smccurry

This is the shortest post I've ever soon you put on this forum.

Hyper-X

Colin

His fingers must be cramping up from lack of practice