Where to eat, district by district
Each neighbourhood page lists every restaurant, bar, market and bakery we cover there.
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Waikiki
15 places
Beachfront tourist core south of the Ala Wai.
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Ala Moana
8 places
Around the Ala Moana Center, the world's largest open-air shopping mall.
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Chinatown
8 places
Oldest Chinatown in the United States, settled by Chinese workers in the 1860s.
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Kaimuki
6 places
Bungalow neighbourhood east of Kapahulu where Ed Kenney built his Mud Hen Water room.
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Downtown Honolulu
5 places
Government and financial core.
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Kapahulu
5 places
The strip running mauka from Waikiki past Leonard's Bakery and Rainbow Drive-In.
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Kailua
4 places
Windward town across the Pali, twenty minutes from Honolulu.
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Kakaako
4 places
The post-industrial food district between Downtown and Ala Moana, anchored by SALT at Our Kakaako, Aloha Beer Co.
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Kalihi
3 places
Working-class neighbourhood between Downtown and the airport.
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Manoa
2 places
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Hawaii Kai
1 place
Master-planned suburb at the eastern tip of Honolulu, where Roy Yamaguchi opened the original Roy's in 1988.
- Haleiwa and North Shore 0 places Old plantation town an hour north, surf country and the shrimp truck corridor.