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All the prisoners jailed at the National Penitentiary in Port-au-Prince escaped in the earthquake. We speak with leading Haitian human rights attorney Mario Joseph, who says 80 percent of all prisoners in Haiti were not charged with a crime. We also speak with Dr. Evan Lyon of Partners in Health about the issue of prisons. [includes rush transcript]Jan 21, 2010 | Story
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With Foreign Aid Still at a Trickle, Devastated Port-au-Prince General Hospital Struggles to Meet Overwhelming NeedOne week after Haiti suffered the worst earthquake in over 200 years, a strong aftershock hit this morning. Initial reports said the latest quake measured 6.1 on the Richter scale — one of the strongest aftershocks since the 7.0-magnitude quake crippled this country eight days ago. While tens of thousands of the wounded await medical help, the survivors are still burying the dead. The death toll is now estimated at a staggering 200,000....Jan 20, 2010 | Story
Journalist Kim Ives on How Western Domination Has Undermined Haiti's Ability to Recover from Natural DevastationShortly after Haiti was hit by a 6.1 aftershock earlier today, Amy Goodman and Kim Ives of Haiti Liberté report from the Port-au-Prince airport. Amy and Kim discuss how centuries of Western domination of Haiti has worsened the impact of the devastating earthquake, from the harsh reaction to Haiti's independence as a republic of free slaves in 1804 to the US-backed overthrow of President Jean-Bertrand Aristide in 2004. Ives says,...Jan 20, 2010 | Story
"There are no security issues," says Dr. Evan Lyon of Partners in Health, reporting from the General Hospital in Port-Au-Prince in Haiti, where 1,000 people are in need of operations. Lyon said the reports of violence in the city have been overblown by the media and have affected the delivery of aid and medical services. [includes rush transcript]Jan 19, 2010 | Story
The US military has taken control of the only airport in Port-au-Prince and is facing criticism for diverting some aid planes. Doctors Without Borders says five of its planes carrying surgical teams and equipment weren't allowed to land and were diverted to Santo Domingo in the Dominican Republic. US forces also turned back a French aid plane carrying a field hospital. Al Jazeera English aired this report on Sunday. [includes rush...Jan 19, 2010 | Story
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Sharif reports Haitians are growing increasingly frustrated by how the United Nations is working with survivors of the earthquake. "They're not interacting with people in the community," he said. "They're not interacting with people who can distribute aid effectively in the neighborhoods around Port-au-Prince." [includes rush transcript]Jan 19, 2010 | Story
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I haven't been managing Event handles myself. They are created by boost::thread upon the creation of the thread. I only guarantee to gracefully close the threads, I have no idea what the Events are used for.
I'm wondering if anyone has experienced similar problems? What might be the cause of this leak? Is this number in Process Explorer reliable enough to call it a handle leak? Is there any way to trace and fix it?
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swimming pool and fitness were very nice. room was clean and maintenance was better then in many other hotels in Indonesia. Stayed in Arydutha and Swiss Bell this time and prefer Swiss Bell. A nices pool and its fitness. Breakfast was great with a lot of choice of Indonesian and Western food. Nice lobby and restaurant. Nice location. Friendly staff. Good value for money
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Smelly rooms, staff dont speak english, the food was bad, people who work at the reception was totally lost, we order nasi goreng and we got tuna sandwich, minibar in the room was empty from the customer before us and nobody cheked it.
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Poor staff in English, with facilities in the room and bathroom were old fashioned. We would like to borrow an iron and ironing boards, but they do not understand. finally we can only borrow iron only , without ironing boards because they do not understand english. staff not friendly, just a few waitresses are friendly, others no attention to guests. is strange in the restaurant there is a woman staff that only busy with her mobile .
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In about two weeks, Beta 2 of Windows Vista will be officially released to the public. And when it does, Microsoft will officially enter uncharted territory. I expect that Beta 2 will be reviewed as if it were a finished product. Those reviews will hit within days of its release, and they will be publicized more widely than any official Windows release ever. If you're a Microsoft product manager, it's time to stock up on antacids.


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If you pull up to the Aldo Leopold Nature Center on a warm weekend day, you might catch a glimpse of ponytails and braids bobbing through prairie cordgrass as one of the center naturalists winds a troop of birthday partiers past a shagbark hickory and off along a trail. As you approach the front doors, you might hear an occasional round of giggles in the distance. But once inside, sights and sounds of the natural world give way to digitized voices, sliding plasma panels hot with reds, yellows and oranges of global warming, high-definition touch-screens, a suspended globe six feet in diameter, and other interactive multimedia exhibits in the new Climate Education Center.
The exhibits focus on what's been going on in our natural world, says Kathe Crowley Conn, president and executive director of the center. Sure, some exhibits focus on the topic of climate, but as a whole the installations look at communities, populations, ecosystems and the world to show how changes in our environment affect us and our planet.
Rosanna Lopez and her son Julio Sanchez, 11, stand at the touch-screen "American CO2 Emissions Calculator." Julio's finger traces a list of actions each household can take to reduce emissions. He smiles as he selects all but one of the recommended lifestyle shifts his family had already made. Then they watch the interactive bar chart dip to indicate how much of a difference they could help make.
The education center doesn't lecture. It provides facts, trends, hypotheses and anecdotes through exhibits developed by groups including the National Academy of Sciences, the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA), Climate Wisconsin and the University of Wisconsin. It adds up to an experience that encourages critical thinking, questioning and problem solving.
That's key, says Conn, to making sure people are drawn into the topics and feel empowered to do something about them. "Most people learn in a variety of ways, and hands-on learning in nature can be very powerful - especially when combined with things that are digital," according to Patrice Legro, director of the Marian Koshland Science Museum, National Academy of Sciences. "A lot of nature centers, for obvious reasons, place much more emphasis on outdoor environment. But to combine high-tech with high-touch? That's something different," says Legro.
One benefit of digital media is that visitors can drill down on topics that interest them most. Another is that exhibits can incorporate new data and experiences, says Conn.
Science on a Sphere, the six-foot video globe designed by NOAA, is a perfect example. Different video programs play across the globe on different days, offering a unique perspective on events - past and present. Visitors can watch video of earthquakes from satellite feeds, see footage of what hurricane Katrina looked like from space and more.
Yes, it is very cool. It's also not the only exhibit that draws visitors in with the "wow" factor before hooking them with the actual content of the experience. That Trojan Horse effect is important because technology is central to a lot that kids do these days.
"Our kids read books, but they're familiar with the technology," says visitor John Kremer who stumbled upon the education center after a nature walk with his kids Gracie, 7, and Henry, 4. "You kind of have to reach them where they live, and they live in electronics much more than we ever did. I think it's great."
And with that, Gracie and Henry pull John towards the Kids' Climate Cast - a green-screen that allows visitors to simulate a live weather forecast "broadcast" on a flat-screen monitor in the next room.
Even though much of the exhibit is accessible, some of it might still seem a bit, well, scientific. But if you attend one of the center's Wonder Weekends, naturalists float between installations, facilitating conversations, answering questions and helping visitors get the most out of the information.
The center was pretty quiet on a recent weekend. While some may think that's a bad thing, given the complexity of these topics, it's great. It's an opportunity to take your time and connect with what matters most to your kids. "It's the conversation between the parents and the kids that is the most interesting," Legro says. "There's a lot going on about the meaning of what they're learning. It's an ideal experience for family groups. "
More than two hours into their visit, Rosanna and Julio have left the education center to explore the nature trails outside. From a distance, they seem to blend into the horizon of trees and shadows before disappearing for a while. On the way back to the car, Julio stops to remark about his adventures and how his new knowledge has affected his appreciation of the outdoors.
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At age 10 months, my kids have seen the zoo a lot already. I was a zoology major in college, and I have something of a zoo addiction still, so the twins (and their dad) are more or less condemned to a future rife with zoo visits.
Home-schooling can be a lonely proposition. Even as a college professor, Juliana Hunt remembers struggling to find support to home-school her now-grown daughter. "I was always hoping to find like-minded people who were in the same position as me," she says. "I know that children learn best through a give-and-take, question-and-answer process of teaching and learning, but where do you find mentors who can make that happen?"
After sleep patterns, I think the next biggest parenting concern I have and hear about revolves around the topic of food. How can I make sure my kids are eating enough vegetables? Did I pack them a lunch that is healthy enough? What can I feed them after school that doesn't come from a box? How many gripes am I going to get about the dinner I'm about to prepare?
As far as places to embark on Baby's First Air Travel go, Dane County Regional Airport is a pretty sound choice, especially at 6 p.m. on a Saturday night. My biggest fear was that my nine-month-old son would start screaming in the airport; my second biggest fear was that my son would start screaming and some of my former Epic colleagues would be around to hear it.
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Is it just me or does each summer seem to go by quicker than the last? The end of summer is upon us and for many families this means the start of a new school year.
This past week, on the way to the grocery store, my daughter asked what I believed she thought would be a innocuous question, "Mom, when are we going back-to-school shopping?"
Volunteering with the Young Writers Summer Camp this past week really helped me to remember how utterly creative kids can be when encouraged to come up with their own ideas and use their own words.
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Where to eat what in Honolulu
- KaimukiMan Nov 8, 2013 12:34 PM
What follows is a list that has developed over time to refer to when friends start the "I dunno, what do you want to eat?" game. I do not pretend that it is complete, I do not guarantee that it is up to date. It is intended to be a conversation starter. What should not be here, what have I left out that should be here?
AMERICAN/FUSION - Hawaii's Best
Alan Wong's, King Street
Chef Mavro, King Street
LaMer, Halekulani, Waikiki
AMERICAN/FUSION - Finer Dining
Azure, Waikiki
Duc's Bistro, Chinatown*
Hau Tree Lanai, Waikiki*
Hiroshi, Restaurant Row
Hoku's, Kahala
Hy's Steakhouse, Waikiki*
Le Bistro, Niu Valley
Michele's, Waikiki
Orchid's, Halekulani
Roy's, Various Locations
Vino, Restaurant Row
3660 On The Rise, Kaimuki
AMERICAN/FUSION - Nice Dining
Buzz's Steakhouse, Aiea, Kailua
Duke's, Waikiki*
Jameson's, Haleiwa
Mariposa, Ala Moana
Pineapple Room, Ala Moana
Plumeria Cafe, Kahala
Tiki's, Marriot, Waikiki
Town, Kaimuki*
12th Avenue Grill, Kaimuki
AMERICAN/FUSION - Everyday
Aiea Bowl/The Alley Restaurant, Aiea
Big City Diner*, Various
Haleiwa Joe's, Haleiwa & Kaneohe
He'eia Pier, Kaneohe
Henry Loui's, Mapunapuna
Kakaako Kitchen, Ward*
La Mariana Sailing Club, Sand Island
Murphy's, Downtown
Side Street Inn, Kakaako* & Kapahulu
Boots n Kimo's
Eggs 'n Things, Waikiki
Koa Pancake House, various locations
Liliha Bakery*, Liliha/Kalihi
Original Pancake House, Ala Moana* & Kalihi
Wailana Coffee Shop, Waikiki
BaLe Sandwiches, various locations
Burgers on The Edge, Kapahulu
Da Big Kahuna, Airport* (better before 2pm)
Hank's Haute Dogs, Kakaako
Kua Aina*, Haleiwa and Ward
La Tour, Nimitz
Moose McGilycuddy's, Waikiki
Puka Dog, Waikiki
Teddy's Bigger Burgers*, various locations
The Counter, Kahala Mall
W&M Burgers (wed-sun, lunch only) Kaimuki
Oceanarium, Waikiki
Orchid's (Sunday Only), Halekulani, Waikiki
Pagoda Restaurant, Keeamoku
Plumeria Beach House, The Kahala, Kahala
Prince Court, Waikiki
Dew Drop Inn, Lower Makiki
Duk Kee, Kaimuki*
Golden Duck, King Street
Happy Days, Kaimuki*
Little Village Noodle House, Chinatown*
Mini Garden, Chinatown & Beretania
Royal Garden, Ala Moana
Happy Days, Kaimuki
Legends, Chinatown (& Vegetarian)
Mei Sum, Chinatown
Royal Garden, Ala Moana
Jolibees (fast food) Waipahu & AlaMoana
Max's of Manila, Iwilei & Waipahu
Thelmas Waipahu*
Haili's, Ward
Helena's, Kapahulu
Ono's, Kapahulu
The Willows, Moiliili
Cafe Maharani, King St.
Himalayan Kitchen, Kaimuki*
Assagio, Various
Pizzarina, King St.*
Verbano Waialae.* (&maybe King St.)
Gyotaku (various)
Ichi Riki, Keeamoku, Aiea, Kaneohe
Irifune, Kapahulu
Morimoto, Waikiki
Sekiyas, Kaimuki
Utage, Kapalama* (also Okinawan)
Yamagen, King St.*
Gina's, Market City
Sorabol, Keeamoku/Lower Makiki
Choi's Garden, Lower Makiki
Cafe Million, Lower Makiki
Anna Millers, Pearlridge
LikeLike Drive-inn, Keeamoku
Liliha Bakery, Liliha (closed mon) lunch counter
Sanoya, noodle/ramen, King St.
Sorabol (24/7) Korean, Keeamoku
Zippy's (24/7) Various Locations
LUNCH ONLY PLACES (or breakfast/lunch)
Cinnamon's, Kailua (reviews have slipped)
Honey Glazed Hams (tue-sat), Moiliili
Monarch Seafood, Lunch Take Out, Kalihi
Yama's, Moiliili (Lunch)
Waioli Tea Room, Manoa
Agnes' Portuguese Bake Shop, Kailua
Champion, Beretania St
Leonard's Kapahulu*
Char Hung Sut, Chinatown
Libby Manapua, Kalihi
Royal Kitchen, Chinatown*
The Fat Greek, Kaimuki
The Greek Corner, Moiliili
Olive Tree, Kahala
Azteca*, Kaimuki
Luibuenos, Haleiwa
Mexico, Liliha/Kalihi
Wahoo's Fish Tacos, Ward
AAA Local BBQ*, Kapiolani
Bob's bbq, Kalihi
Da Kitchen, Moiliili
Da Spot (not quite vegetarian)
Grace's Inn, Makiki/Beretania
Mitsu-ken, West Kalihi (closes 2pm)
Rainbow Drive-In*, Kapahulu
Sugoi's* (closes 3pm or earlier), Kapalma
Tsukenjo's, Kakaako
Zippy's, Various
Dilligham Saimin, Liliha
Ezogiku, Moiliili
Goma Ichi, Keeamoku
Goma Tei, Ward Centers
Old Saimin House, Kalihi (odd hours)
Palace Saimin, Kalihi (odd hours)
Sanoya, King St/Makiki
Shiro's Saimin, Aiea
Sekiya's Kaimuki*
Alicia's Market, Kalihi Kai
Fresh Catch, Kaimuki&Kaneohe
Kincaids, Ward
Nico's*, Kalihi./Nimitz
Poke Stop, Mililani Mauka
Tamashiro Market, Kalihi
Young's Fish Market, Kapalama
Genki Sushi (various)
Kats Sushi, King St/Makiki
Mitch's, Airport
Nobu's Waikiki
Zippy's (Kahala & Aiea Only)
Chai's (Thai inspired fusion), Kapiolani
Champa Thai, Various locations
Keo's, Waikiki
Pae Thai, King St./Makiki*
Spices (Thai inspired), Moiliili
To Thai For, Kaimuki*
Cuu Long, Pearl Kai Center
Hale Vietnam, Kaimuki
Pho Mai, King St./Makiki
Pho97, Chinatown
Saigon, Kaimuki
Super Pho, Kaimuki
Govinda's, UH & Downtown
Legend Vegetarian, Downtown
Loving Hut (King & Pensacola)
Peace Cafe, King St.
Cheesecake Factory
Chili's, various locations
CPK* (not available in the east)
Hy's Steakhouse, Waikiki*
Kincaid's Seafood Restaurant
Outback Steakhouse
Roy's (chain started here)
The Counter Burgers
The Old Spaghetti Factory
Wow, what a comprehensive list. Thank you for posting this. This is what every newcomer needs when visiting Oahu.
I'm guessing I will need to figure out where to put a few new places. Lucky Belly, MW, Kan Zaman to name a few. I'm also weak on where to eat downtown, especially for lunch. That might become it's own section. I also haven't specifically covered Okazuya, a disappearing segment. There are also a few alleged "soul food" places, not something I've covered but should. Input on all this appreciated.
re: macsak
I really like Yotekko-ya (McCully) but I hesitate to recommend it because on 4 different occasions I went there only to find it closed because they ran out of noodles, and this wasn't late in the evening, more like mid dinner time.
re: KaimukiMan
i always go when they open for dinner 5:30 because parking in that shopping center SUCKS
and i hate to wait in line
if you get there after 5:45 or so, the restaurant is full and you have to wait for a table
plus the place is understaffed, so food take long and it takes a while for them to flip tables
Nice list.
What do the asterisks mean? Favorites within a category?
> CPK* (not available in the east)
You mean East Coast of the USA (where I think there are plenty near bigger cities)? Or East Oahu?
Great comprehensive list. But Waioli Tea Room is currently not operation; Spices has closed as is the Legends Vegetarian restaurant. I also could not in good conscience recommend Loving Hut, which the last two times I tried was temporarily not serving anything. I would add Tamura's and Foodland for poke.
re: honu2
Waioli Tea Room due to re-open Nov 18, but under new management, so will have to wait to see how the food is, but the wonderful old-time Hawaii ambiance shouldn't change.
Jimbo's should be somewhere on the list, maybe in the Japanese category or expand Saimin/Ramen to include other noodles;they don't do ramen or saimin, just their own wonderful udon.
re: indelibledotink
what's good at mitsuken for breakfast?
re: macsak
breakfast special - paper plate with a mountain of fried rice, bacon, and fried eggs.
breakfast combo - the special with garlic chicken.
re: indelibledotink
oh wow, that sounds AWESOME
re: macsak
it is awesome and a deal. you should try it when you're not pulling teef.
re: indelibledotink
sounds like something you need to eat on your day off
i can see major kanak attack after that kind of breakfast
re: macsak
don't forget to floss and brush.
re: indelibledotink
re: macsak
My mother eats it in 2 sittings. One before she starts her Luk Tung Kuen exercises and for lunch after. She's 87 yrs old. But she only eats it on Saturdays.
A very good list.... but what about visitors who do not want to dine in town and stay at Ko Olina side? We do have good restaurants on the leeward side.... I felt left out.. LOL.
appreciate all the input. I'll have to make some changes, and hopefully some of you will post your own lists. I'd love to see more about where people on the west side or central Oahu like (get busy roro-LOL)
Aloha Kman, will be in HNL Thanksgiving and just noticed Haile's is now at Wards? Where at? I know they closed the one at the Ala Moana Farmer's Market several years ago and opened a new one on Kapahulu. We ate there and wasn't too impressed but it was when they first opened up. How is the one at Wards? Still haven't yet to try Helena's since the last time we got there it was closed. Ono's was OK though.
re: Clinton
watch for reports of the highway inn opening on ala moana blvd between downtown and ala moana center
nice new space
highway inn is an old time place in waipahu
new generation expanding to town
re: macsak
it's open for breakfast and lunch
dinner starts nov 13
re: Clinton
Clinton: I just saw the Highway Inn on AlaMoana that macsac reported on, it's just across the old Gold Bond building where Little George's used to be (between the former Whole-Ox-now-Cocina and Hank's Haute Dogs.) I haven't tried the Ward Haili's. Everyone tells me Ono's has gone downhill, but I haven't been in years. I do like Helena's. Has anyone been to People's recently? I heard they renovated - mind boggling in itself yeah?
re: KaimukiMan
people's got sold to the cook
he renovated a bit and reopened
supposed to be mostly the same menu, but more filipino specials
there's a coupon in the sunday dining out every week
re: KaimukiMan
people's cafe switched owners and upgraded the place more than a year ago; very friendly people @ people's. head and tails better than ono's.
re: KaimukiMan
Mahalo for the feedback Kman. Been a long time since we ate at Peoples probably back in the early 2000's late 90s? T'was OK. Been to Ono's about 10 years ago on one of our trips back. T'was OK too. Nothing to knock your shoes off. Went to Haile's in Kapahulu a few weeks after they opened and it was still unorganized. Was looking for limu kohu but they had hardly anything at that time. Also very little poke selections. Drove to Helena's on a weekday and it was closed. Bummer! Maybe this time we'll go when it's open and am anxious to try their fried pipikaula which I saw on Triple D. I probably can make my own but I really want to try what I saw on TV.
re: Clinton
for poke, people have been raving about ono's seafood, which i have yet to try. really really loving it on yelp.
talking about pipikaula, the version at people's is just a small strip of fried steak. it's not bad for grocery store steak, but pipikaula is dried, right? http://archives.starbulletin.com/97/0...
re: indelibledotink
Yes, pipikaula is typically dried which I remembered living in Kaimuki many years ago. We always had a "dried squid box" on top of the garage made out of a redwood frame with screen around it to keep flies out. "Dried" meant sun dried not oven dried especially for fish and meats. Best pipikaula I've had recently was from Costco which someone gave me not too long ago. It was moist and quite tasty and great for pulehu.
re: Clinton
was it in a bag or in a meat tray?
re: macsak
It was in the refrigerated section in a plastic wrap. Funny we can get it here in LA at the same price as in Hawaii. Same thing with the caramac chocolates we lugged back in our suitcases and found out we could get the same thing here for the same price.
Thank you for this great list. I'm planning a trip soon so this post is very helpful!
I'm wondering if you have insights on shaved ice, bakeries, or other sweet treats. I've read several older posts that highlight mochi as a wonder in Hawaii.
re: macsak
actually, i prefer the mochi ice cream from the supermarket, lol, it's got less mochi, more icecream, and is cheaper. bubbies does have some quality icecream with great flavors, and they are open til the wee hours.
re: indelibledotink
bubbies mochi ice cream is now sold at the grocery store! they have great flavors, but too much mochi wrapping. visit the bubbies shops for a staggering array of desserts. imo, though, they don't make a good brownie sundae. great ice cream.
the mochi icecream brand i was referring to earlier is miyakawa.
re: Nevy
Lilikoi malasadas from Chef Mavro
Lin Hing Mui malasadas from Leonard's
Strawberry/azuki mochi from Made in Hawaii Foods at the KCC Farmers Market
Lilikoi butter also from Made in Hawaii Foods
Dole Whip!
re: kathryn
OMG..lilikoi malasadas from Chef Mavro. .
re: Nevy
Finding real mochi is a treat (even if auto-correct doesn't believe its a real word). Nothing wrong with Mochi ice cream (sort of a mochi ice cream sandwich.) But fresh soft mochi by itself . . . so smooth, soft and tender. Searching for it on Yelp won't help you much because the first 7 or 8 listings all have more than 4 stars. I've had it from Nisshodo and from Made in Hawaii foods, both were very good. MIH is only a mile from me, it's better if I forget it's there, kind of like I do with Leonards and Champion's for Malasadas. I'm told you can get good mochi at Don Quijote and at Shirokiya, but I haven't looked lately, but the smaller retailers are probably better. I haven't looked in a while, but I'm pretty sure someone sells it at the KCC farmer's market, but it sells out pretty early, or used to.
My favorite for shave ice is still the Original Waiola Store, although the Kapahulu Location on Mokihana St. is good too. I like my ice "Hawaii Style", shaved very fine. Other people prefer the more traditional "Asian Style" which is a bit coarser. Waiola is in the fine grain camp.
There are extensive threads on the Hawaii board about shave ice (and please, it is "shaveice" when pronouncing it, one word, no "d".) I know yelp types it "shaved ice", like many things they have it wrong, probably because it is more 'searchable' this way. Here are links to two of the most recent and opinion-rich links on chow.
One other thing to try is generically referred to as "crack seed." Crack seed more properly refers to on particular item of this category, a type of plum that has been cured, with the seed in the center broken or cracked. It's been a long time since we had a decent discussion on crack seed (again no "d" and the two words are more or less run together.)
A respectable crack seed store will sell various types of preserved fruit, dried seafood, rice crackers, and "jellies" like gummy bears and worms (not real worms.) There are a number of crack seed stores around, it all depends where you are.
And of course no list would be truly complete without bakeries - which I left off my list because they are generally verboten - although I did list malasada places (excluding restaurants that only serve them as dessert.) Searching for malasadas and finding out that you can get them as a dessert at a 5 star restaurant as part of your $$$$$ dinner doesn't have a lot of value to me.
Popular Bakeries in Honolulu include DeLite (guava chiffon cake) Liliha Bakery (coco puffs), Kamehameha Bakery (the afore mentioned poi donunt) Otto Cakes (a plethora of cheesecakes and other goodies) Ani's Bakery (butter cream rolls), Ted's Pies (i'd need a paragraph- long drive but sold in retail stores), and Napoleon's Bakery at Zippy's (napples - a turnover). Beard Papa, a type of cream puff, was insanely popular for a while, but I don't hear about it any more. Comments anyone?
And finally the three classic Malasada places, where you can also get other baked goods. My favorite are the original plain malasadas with sugar. The filled ones are a nice novelty item, but lack the integrity of the original. Trust me, that's definitely a minority opinion. But then I like plain donuts better than filled as well.
I can see that I need to add a bakery section. In general - except for Kamehameha - you won't find good donuts or great bread in bakeries in Hawaii, although I will no doubt be vilified for saying so. Keep in mind that I greatly dislike the wonder bread texture of "Japanese style bread." Horrible stuff to me, but many others really love it.
re: KaimukiMan
i'm fine with yeast/glazed doughnuts from napoleon's bakery, but i really love krispy kreme, which is on maui, and i think you can get them at costco on oahu. they remind me of when i lived in brooklyn and they were sold at gristedes next door.
a caveat for crack seed - if you go to a specialty old style crack seed stores, a lot of selections are in big glass jars. make sure there are no bugs in the jars. usually they are fine, but i have seen bugs a few times. crack seed, dried/wet fruit peels, etc. are also sold in grocery stores in plastic pouches. i like dried li hing mango, li hing gummy bears, and gummi apple rings, both li hing and regular. a real treat is li hi mui seed in a honey flavored hard candy. there are two brands, one tastes like ass, the other is heavenly... and i can never remember which is which.
re: indelibledotink
the krispy kremes available at costco and sam's club are flown in from maui
re: KaimukiMan
most excellent post, k-man
except you forgot to specify the malasada places
nice use of plethora
can't hear that word without thinking of "three amigos" :)
re: KaimukiMan
My sincere thanks for all the wonderful and thoughtful suggestions. I believe the correct term of thanks is maholo but I feel it would not do justice to kindness and wealth of knowledge here.
If you see a mother and child in absolute joy enjoying the Hawaiian beach while savouring a new found favourite called malasadas, that would be me because of this post!
re: honu2
Napkins are good, wet naps, too. Leonard's has a different flavor each month.
re: honu2
Parking lot..you wait that long?
; )
re: Nevy
my 2cents: skip the fancy malasadas that have pudding/filling. if you're at leonards, try the standard sugar, possibly venture into the cinnamon territory. if you have the time, try champion malasadas, they are on beretania ave, not too far away. champion hasn't made it on the international radar yet, so they didn't raise prices like leonards. they drop them in the fryer when you order (leonards doesn't, but since they are so busy they always come out fresh now), so call ahead. they have a lighter flavor, less eggy and yeasty, and are more firm. if you venture into kailua, definitely stop at agnes' portuguese bakery and try their version. they have a hole, like a doughnut, and are even less eggy and yeasty, but have a spectacular crunch on the outside. they even retain the crunch after two hours sitting in a car while you're at the beach. (if you hit agnes', make sure to visit lanikai, often rated one of the best beaches in the world.) they are all happy choices.
back to baked goods with filling - try the coco puffs at liliha bakery, they are cream puff pasteries filled with chocolate pudding and topped with chantilly frosting. take a pass on the green tea flavor. if you dig the chantilly, have a piece of their chantilly cake - chocolate cake layered with creamy, mild custard(?) pudding and frosted with chantilly.
re: indelibledotink
On our visit to Lanikai beach, we tried to go to Agnes' but they were closed as it was a Monday. Make a note so you don't make the same mistake.
re: kathryn
Agnes also bakes an excellent Portuguese Sweet Bread that is more substantial in the mouth than the all fluff King's Hawaiian Sweet Bread, which I understand is no longer baked in Hawaii. It's very good toasted..
re: indelibledotink
i am starting to like zippy's malasadas now
more cakey/doughnuty than the others
but stays edible longer like agnes'
re: KaimukiMan
you must try butter mochi.
re: indelibledotink
So good, yet so bad.
re: killersmile
don't think, just eat it and smile.
re: indelibledotink
And then cry when you have to go back to the mainland!
re: KaimukiMan
Made in Hawaii foods was at the KCC Farmers Market when we went.
re: kathryn
the store on beretania has more hours
but if they are already planning on going to kcc anyways...
re: Nevy
Shirokiya has a stand on the first floor that sells locally made mochi (Fujiya brand) that is good and fresh...I especially like the ones with fresh fruit inside. The fresh blueberry mochi was especially heavenly.
The mochi at Made in Hawaii store is really wonderful, with a lot of unusual fillings like lilikoi cheesecake and haupia. There's a vendor at the Pearlridge Farmer's Market (who is probably at other markets as well) who sells very tasty chocolate mochi. Butter mochi is indeed worth a try...you can get it at Foodland, I remember it being good there.
A shop with high end mochi from Japan opened up in Ala Moana recently, Minamoto Kitchoan. I thought it was pretty good, although pricey. Bubbies is my preferred mochi ice cream due to their broad choice of flavors and higher ice cream quality.
I like Shimazu store for shave ice. Beware, their smallest size is really quite large. They have good fine ice and a wide variety of syrups, plus azuki beans, haupia, and mochi available as add-ons. Ice Garden in Aiea is great too. Waiola was disappointing, not enough syrup.They probably do have the finest ice, but I don't like seeing a bunch of white ice at the bottom of the bowl.
Malasadas: Leonard's and Champion for sure, as others have said. Do eat them right away.
Okinawan sweet potato haupia pie and bars are delicious. I'm not sure where to get them in town though. Tanioka's in Waipahu has the bars, along with the best li hing mui pineapple I've ever had. A recent find for me has been halo halo at Dave's ice cream, with a scoop of ube ice cream on top. At some farmer's markets you can find kulolo, which is a taro and coconut milk dessert. It's homely looking, but I love it. One vendor has it with a layer of haupia on top, a very tasty combo.
Crack seed is a love it or hate it sort of thing. Li hing mui pineapple is a good gateway/starting point, along with sweet wet seed and li hing gummy candy. I don't recommend going straight for the lemon peel. My first taste of li hing mui was at the age of five and I vividly remember spitting it out, although it only took me a few short years to get sort of addicted to it. If you like things that are sweet, sour and salty all at once, definitely give it a go.
re: Quince
Made in Hawaii Foods is also famous for their fresh strawberry & adzuki bean mochi. The mochi contains an entire fresh Kula strawberry from Maui.
It's recommended to call ahead for availability.
re: Quince
i've seen kulolo at young's fish market
re: Quince
my first taste of li ing mui was at age 19 and I still spit it out. LOL. Someone gave it to me for a sore throat. I was expecting something sweet. SURPRISE Thanks for bringing back the memory Q
Great list, and should be wonderful resource for anyone heading to O`ahu.
Mahalo for taking the time to post it. I feel that many will link to it, in many threads.
jane's fountain for good saimin, low cost yet tasty drive in burgers, sandwiches.
ezogiku has many locations, offhand i can think of waikiki and kaheka. but everytime i go there i am disappointed.
uncles for seafood/poke.
Great list, this is exactly what I needed as I will be visiting Oahu this Friday for 8 days.
A lot of good comments. As you can tell the roots of this list go back quite a few years. When I first compiled it I think there was a CPK someplace in Arizona that claimed to be the furthest east of the chain. And yes, those with asterisks are personal favorites. Restaurants have come and gone from the list, some gone even though they still exist. One or two even went back on the list after a few years of being off the list. And no doubt others that should be included aren't. If it is on this list I have eaten there at least once.
I don't pretend this list is comprehensive, and don't take it to mean there aren't LOTS and lots of other great places to eat here. After all despite disagreement from my scale, there really is only one of me. And if you are visiting, don't hesitate to ask people you meet where they like to eat. With our multi-cultural society and the richness it gives to local food culture, it is a rare resident who can't wax eloquent on food for quite some time.
Just don't ask the car rental person, or the checkout clerk at the supermarket if there is a line behind you. Those people probably won't be impressed by his phenomenal knowledge about poke or her ability to recite the name of every restaurant that serves fried rice as a side dish, or what places will deep fry your bacon or Portuguese Sausage.
re: indelibledotink
I think you are right it should be a separate category from Italian, even if they overlap. Be sure to try La Pizza Rina on South King just diamond head of Keeamoku.
Personally I do not like Domino's Hawaii, although in parts of LA they do a good job. I've never been sure about the difference or relationship between the various "boston" pizza places.
re: KaimukiMan
The difference is Tom Rossi owns the Boston's North End locations and always did. One of his employees split from the company and started Boston Style Pizza. Also forgotten from the lists are V Lounge and Prima for pizza. Both use the same dough recipe and a wood fire oven. I myself am going to Assaggio for another birthday lunch today in Kailua. I hope to have the usual civilized routine of at least a martini and the Caesar salad.
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Thanks macsak! And btw, it was a lovely lunch! Caesar salad, and the most divine sausage/peppers and roasted potatoes. Also they brought me a lovely strawberry sorbet with a candle! Check out the new tablecloths. Fabulous service as well! I like that they make your martini in an individual shaker and pour every last drop!
re: manomin
my dad mentioned the assagios owner was being investigated for money laundering?
re: indelibledotink
online gambling to launder money is the accusation
re: KaimukiMan
i used to LOVE dominos and would order from nuuanu location (we live up the ave) and the pizza would always be ready for carryout in ten minutes, even when they said it'd be 15-20. i would get sausage on top. i first had dominos at a friend's house when i was 10ish (i'm 33), my parents were more into pizza hut. the nuuanu location closed maybe five or six years ago, and i was psyched when the beretania location opened (by teddy's bb) but man, the pizza sucked. i have yet to try them again.
i am skeptical of la pizza rina (i haven't tried yet) because the sister store in chinatown, rosarina, had the worst pizza i have ever had. tomato paste on cardboard.
re: killersmile
isn't spices still on king st near university?
re: indelibledotink
No, spices closed, but I'm pretty sure DaKitchen is still up and running unless it closed within the last two weeks. I just have a mental block about Tsukenjo's I guess. I thought I had removed it, but nope..there it is in black and white. Thanks for the updates killersmile.
P.S. ayup, DaKitchen closed. How sad, and it was always busy when I went. Now where am I going to find deep fried spam musubi?
re: KaimukiMan
Da Kitchen closed and has been replaced with Agu Ramen Bistro which we tried last night. Very good, although a little pricey. Attractive setting, good service, and very happy with the bowls which are not massive.
I had the Shio Jidori, which had a chicken broth base that was tasty and not too salty. Thin noodles just the right amount of chewy. The SO had the #3 (of 5) Spicy Tonkatsu with hakata ramen which he enjoyed, although most yelpers find #3 way too spicy for their taste. Both had a perfectly cooked hard-boiled egg floating in the broth, which clinched the deal for us.
Servings are just the right size...we didn't order sides from the rather short menu, but were not ravenous, so was fine. But for $11.75, many locals used to massive portions might find it overpriced. However, we thought the quality and attractiveness of the place justified it. Should definitely go on Kman's master list for Ramen.
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not sure how up-to-date this is
Just got back from HNL yesterday. Tried several places we've never to like Nico's on the pier and Hale Vietnam in Kaimuki. Was not too impressed with Nico's after all of the TV hype we've seen. Hale Vietnam was pretty good. We had the "Bun" and it was quite refreshing with all of the aromatic veggies. Stopped off at Shiro's in Waimalu for the "Big Bruddah" won ton mein. I'm still looking for "good" saimin and have not found it yet. Found limu kohu at Haile's in Kapahulu. I think they sprinkle gold on it and charge you for it too! $7 for a small tiny plastic cup! Attended a birthday party at Mandalay Restaurant in the business district. Excellent service but I've had better food elsewhere. Leonard's still has the best malasadas especially if you eat it sitting on the bench outside steaming hot! LikeLike Drive In specials are still filling but I had the oxtail soup which was just OK. Couldn't finish all of the Kim Chee II dinner special. Just too much to eat. I still enjoy Kua Aina's burger and fries despite what every says about the place. We definitely got soaked at the Aiea Swap Meet on Sunday with all of the thunder and lightning going on. But we had fun...
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i'm down with kua aina. they'll do it rare, too.
have you tried palace saimin, jane's fountain, liliha bakery, even zippys?
i haven't had nico's, but i like uncle's to the right nearby.
likelike's food has been poor on the few occasions i've been there.
you're in nyc?
re: Clinton
I think Nico's is on a downhill slide. Too bad, it used to be a really great deal. Perhaps they overspent on their expansion and are cutting corners now.
re: Quince
It always behooves me why a good running restaurant always want to expand..and expand..... Keep it small and maintain quality -- loyal clientele will always return.,,,,
re: Quince
that hasn't been my experience, i think they have done a fantastic job of keeping the quality at a high level. I am sad the prices have gone up as much as they have, but they are hardly out of line, especially at lunch.
re: KaimukiMan
I suspect the food might be better at lunch. I have only been for dinner recently.
Some ones I am surprised are missing:
Salt bar & kitchen
SEED (new)
Sushi ii
Imanas Tei
Sushi Izakaya Gaku
Jinroku Pacific
Hawaiian Grown Kitchen
Yakiniku Don-Day
Chun Wah Kam
The Pig & The Lady
MW Restaurant
Highway Inn
And couple of corrections :)
Hy's hasn't been associated with the Hy's in Canada for years and there is only one "e" in Michel's.
re: scottca075
Yes, a few mistakes, and I have to admit to not eating at any of the places you listed, except Highway Inn (the new one on Ala Moana) and it would take wild horses to drag me back there.
re: scottca075
Sushi Izakaya Gaku MUST be added to the list. I just got home from the most amazing meal there tonight. I'll be dreaming of the house-made tofu with the dashi shoyu jelly for months. :D


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Always having the best ice cream and milkshakes I went to the cone yesterday and it lived up to expectations and I am so glad I made this choice!
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Rumors that Jason Mesnick will choose Melissa Rycroft on next Monday's The Bachelor season finale only to dump her during the "After the Final Rose" special in favor of runner-up Molly Malaney have sparked controversy among fans.
This Bachelor spoiler bombshell, courtesy of a reality TV blogger claiming to be in the know, is now giving way to a slightly different iteration.
Rather that hatching this elaborate scheme with ABC from the beginning to create the most possible drama - a charge host Chris Harrison vehemently denies - the new theory is that Jason simply changed his mind and swapped girls on his own.
According to message boards on Reality Steve's blog - which first broke The Bachelor spoilers in question - a 67-year-old ex-ABC employee who knows people involved with the show claims Melissa's actions resulted in Jason's change of heart.
Jason Mesnick's "hometown date" with Melissa raised red flags.
The insider says Jason Mesnick proposes to Melissa Rycroft in New Zealand and she accepts. That much has been rumored since the first promo of the year.
However, according to this Bachelor insider, the trouble begins when they return to the hotel and she calls her folks to break the engagement news.
Melissa's parents, of course, were conspicuously absent from the Bachelor hometown dates episode. Melissa said that they were private people not comfortable being on camera. Even stranger, none of Melissa's friends had ever met them either.It seems in addition to their private tendencies that kept them off the show, her parents were also not exactly keen on a match made on reality TV.
They were against Melissa Rycroft getting engaged, period.
Rumors has it that after this exchange, Melissa returned to Jason and told him she thinks they should slow things down and get to know each other better.
Supposedly, Jason Mesnick did not take this well and broke down crying. Could this be the scenario leading to the image of a devastated Jason in the promos?
Jason fell for both Melissa and Molly and made a choice based on who wanted to be with him more. Clearly, he was wrong and should have gone with Molly.
Then comes the infamous "After the Final Rose" special, where Jason describes how Melissa became more and more distant and gave off the impression that she never seriously wanted to see their relationship lead to marriage.
Feeling rejected, Jason calls up Molly and starts dating her.
Rumor has it all three key players in this Bachelor saga are on hand to hash out what went down - on a second "After the Final Rose" special filmed this week.
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Does this spin on the season finale spoiler make things any better - and are you even buying it? Who do you think Jason should end up with?
i was disappointed jason let her go.she is a lovely young lady, great personality,bubbly,she will have no problem finding someone.it will come when you least expect it. her being a cowboy cheerleader kind of sets her up for being hurt. jerks just want to date her for what she was instead of who she is. good luck to her!
Jason is a wimpy hook-nosed punk! he belongs on tool academy. I fear he spends so much time on what he wants he isn't paying enough attention to his son's development. The kid seemed very closed and anti social to me. Would the father even notice that? he's too busy trying to fall in love again.
Well ... If the sex aint good go to plan B. That's what I figured out from the show and I wont watch these shows anymore on the account of pleasure and pain.
He's a jerk! Immoral in every sense of the word. What America should be asking him is "What happened between you and your ex-wife Jason?"
And my final comment is Molly is a FOOL, any man who pulls a stunt like that on another woman, I would not even look at him! He is going to do the smae thing to her.
This was my first (and last) time watching the Bachelor. Melissa is a jewel that Jason is, obviously, too dense to appreciate. He appears to be a wimpy, narcissistic loser who would never be good enough for this lovely woman who allowed herself to be open to love and got rewarded with pain. Melissa, Jason's change of mind frees you to be available for someone good enough for you. Best of luck to you, lovely one
That dude is the biggest tool in America. Did anyone else notice his kid seems retarded. If Mellisa was my sister I would snap that dip shit in two.
What a piece of crap Jason is. Everyone is entitled to change their mind but to do it in the manner that he chose to, he is a real piece of work! I hope Melissa does well atleast she is able to see that things happen for a reason and it is best that she does not end up with this creep. And desperate Molly she thinks this is her little fairy tale ending Hah! Team Melissa!
I don't think Jason is really looking for love, he seems to really only love himself and his wrapped up in his own self important world. When he doesn't feel he is getting enough attention or feels he has to amp up the drama he will cry for good measure. Most women prefer to be with a man, not a cry baby in his 30's.
There's absolutely no doubt about TV/producers etc playing a role in the drama and it would be a mistake if we the viewing public didn't have some sense of this from square one, that being said surely each and every contestant is made aware of the ramifications it plays in their personal daily lives before they ever see the light of a set or camera.
In summation Melissa i chose you to be the 'one' numerous episodes ago and not only because of the obvious chemistry between Jason and yourself but speaking on my own behalf I would as well.
OMG I am so disgusted with this show. I loved Melissa from the begining... He made a big mistake... What a CREEP!!! Eww and after he broke up with melissa and then was kissin on Molly 5 min later... BARF! This show and Jason SUCK!


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AVI brings to you another great training program, the Cummins 5.9L and 6.7L Issues and Review Of Operations. Tony Salas director of training for Association of Diesel Specialists will inform you about the EGR system along with the close crank case ventilation system, the after treatment system, the emission control system and the common rail injection system.
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Runtime: 3.75 HoursManual Included


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