Hawaii's hidden food gems: Where locals eat and why they return
Hawaii's hidden food gems: Where locals eat and why they return
Hawaii's hidden food gems: Where locals eat and why they return
A local food lover has shared their top dining spots in Hawaii, from quick bites to sit-down meals. The list includes long-standing favourites and go-to dishes that keep them coming back after every trip.
Grace’s Inn on 1296 S. Beretania St. remains a trusted choice for chicken katsu. The restaurant also serves a katsu curry plate for those wanting extra spice. Daily specials like kalua pork with cabbage, chicken adobo, and shoyu chicken add variety to the menu.
Just a short walk from home, Poke Stand by SHOKUDO offers fresh and rotating poke flavours. Favourites include hamachi gold ginger, ahi mentai mayo, and ahi miso cheese. The shop currently runs a $10 poke bowl promotion available all day. For catching up with friends, Fête at 2 N. Hotel St. is the preferred spot. The standout dish is Mountain View pork ragu with rigatoni and whey-braised pork. Other popular options there include bistro steak and a Korean fried chicken sandwich.
These three spots cover everything from casual poke bowls to hearty pasta dishes. Grace’s Inn, Poke Stand by SHOKUDO, and Fête each offer something unique for locals and returning visitors. The variety of flavours and promotions keeps the dining experience fresh.
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