Crack Seed Store in Kaimuki (Oahu) is a legendary mom-and-pop shop known for li hing icees and crack seed (preserved, salted fruit snacks) offered by the pound.
Mr. Young and jars and jars of crack seed. My mouth is watering!
What is a “Crack Seed Store”?…
Over Easy in Kailua (Oahu) is a local breakfast spot. They make crispy edge pancakes, kalua pork, a fancy version of Portuguese sausage and rice…and much more! Also can get kim chee on the side ^_^
Brunch bowl with local eggs, avocado, tomato jam, and lots more.
Ready to dig in?…
Welcome to Aloha Tofu Factory! This is where we buy our favorite tofu products. Aloha Tofu is sold at Hawaii supermarkets, but you need to visit the factory for special items like yudofu.
This is a dream land for tofu lovers (myself included). …
Kaka‘ako Farmers Market offers a super variety of fresh produce/fruits and prepared foods (including mochi and baked goods)! Visiting this Honolulu farmers market is a Saturday tradition.
When people talk about farmers markets in Hawaii……
Leonard’s Bakery in Honolulu is where you go for malasadas, a popular Hawaii dessert. Malasadas are golden on the outside, fluffy on the inside, and super onolicious. Here’s everything you need to know about visiting Leonard’s Bakery.
Hot dough, fried golden, rolled in sugar. Made to order! Meet Leonard’s malasadas….
Honolulu has many great dim sum options. From Jade Dynasty to Legend Seafood, Tai Pan, and Tim Ho Wan Waikiki, these are the restaurants we love to visit for dim sum.
Sesame shrimp mousse and eggplant at Jade Dynasty
Going for dim sum (aka yum cha) is a popular thing to do in Honolulu….
Halekulani is a luxurious and iconic Hawaii hotel. Located in Waikiki, Halekulani also has great dining (think coconut cake, afternoon tea at Orchids and sunset mai tais at House Without a Key). Put it high on your list of Hawaii hotels to visit and stay.
Halekulani is a Hawaiian word. It translates to, house befitting heaven. …
da Cove menu specials
Head this way for local Japanese bentos!…
Fresh 
King salmon sashimi on rice, add uni. Eaten in the car!