It’s been said that eating your way across Honolulu is fun, but it is always better to do it with some company. Whether that means you take an adventurous friend or your family along for the ride is up to you! When you stay on the...
You could spend several weeks in Honolulu exploring all of the potential culinary options to enjoy. It is one of the best ways to spend your time on the island! When you are ready to break out of the city for a while, several day trips...
Pickled mangos are a popular snack in many cultures. Hawaii’s version is called Li Hing Pickled Mango. Eaten as a snack or dessert, it’s crunchy, tart and tangy. Pickled mangoes are easy to make and very onolicious! Li Hing Pickled Mango! Oh man, there’s nothing like diving...
The stereotypical stories of Hawaii cuisine suggest that all we eat here are pineapples, Spam, and eggs. Throw in a little udon, perhaps some fresh seafood, and you’ve got a rather dull palette to manage. Why eat like a local when resorts offer 5-star dining experiences...
Food costs in Honolulu are notoriously high. Grabbing a basic lunch in the business district can easily set you back $20. When you purchase a fast-food combo meal, expect to pay an average of $9 for an entry-level item. Specialty products can be close to...
You haven’t experienced culinary bliss until you’ve had your first pickled mangoes. A mango pickle can be a flavor foundation for a variety of different culinary styles. Commercially canned products tend to be a bit spicy with overt tones of vinegar. When you get them from...
