Articles by Catherine Toth Fox

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Food, Recipes

Recipe: Alan Wong’s Minute Poke

This quick and easy poke recipe from Hawaii Regional Cuisine pioneer and master chef Alan Wong includes two of our favorite things: Fresh fish and traditional Hawaiian garnishes of seaweed and kukui nuts that make the flavors pop. The recipe for this and many more of his dishes can be found in chef Alan Wong’s book, The Blue […]

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Aqua-Aston Hospitality, Food, Sponsored

2 standout recipes from the Beach Club at Aston Kaanapali Shores you can try at home

Half the fun of travel? Definitely food. There’s nothing quite like discovering a locale via your tastebuds, and nowhere does that ring more true than in Hawaii, where fresh local ingredients, tropical produce and indulgent, cultural delicacies reign supreme. You’re apt to find new flavors to explore no matter what street or shore you happen

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Food, Kauaʻi, Sponsored

It’s not just about the cup

“There are no shortcuts through our fields. Highway 540 is the only access. Lost, needing help, isn’t an enjoyable vacation.” Kauai Coffee’s Twitter account advises potential visitors that there is, in fact, only one way in and out of the farm. But that is somewhat by design. When you drive up the road to the

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Arts + Culture, Beaches, From Our Magazine, O‘ahu Arts + Culture

How Waikīkī’s Legendary Beach Boys Defined Aloha

A group of wet-haired kids pours out of a traditional Hawaiian canoe on Waikīkī’s Kūhiō Beach, smiling and laughing. The kids are from Waimānalo, a rural town on the windward side of Oʻahu. They’re spending the clear, bright day in Waikīkī with their teachers. The adults, sporting rashguards, revel shamelessly in the sunshine, too. The

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Activities, Adventure, From Our Magazine, Hiking, Oʻahu, O‘ahu What To Do, The Latest, What To Do

Hiking to the Scenic Summit of Oahu’s Wiliwilinui Ridge Trail

I tried to mentally will the gray clouds away as we approached the left turn to the posh Aina Haina neighborhood in East Oahu. My husband and I, our dog in the back seat, were heading to the Wiliwilinui Ridge Trail and the drive over was becoming increasingly overcast. The nearly 5-mile round-trip trail is

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Kirin Restaurant, Oʻahu, Sponsored

Kirin Restaurant now in Waikiki

For years, locals and visitors alike have made Kirin a “must-go” stop for their Chinese food fix.  Taishan style Crab, fu shi spare ribs, and Kona abalone have become signature dishes that keep people coming back from far and wide. Especially for the visitors, the move to the heart of Waikiki has really made it

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