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The 5 Best New Restaurants in Hawaiʻi in 2023

While forever altered by the pandemic, Hawaiʻi’s dining scene remains vibrant and diverse with restaurateurs and chefs ready to remind diners of the glory of eating out, whether it’s sharing plates of creative izakaya or feasting alone on an entire sourdough pizza. Even through economic turmoil, shipping delays and labor shortages, Hawaiʻi restaurants are persevering […]

Hawaii Theatre Marquee
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The Historic Hawaiʻi Theatre is a Honolulu Landmark Culture Buffs Need to Visit

The credits roll as the lights come on. I’m seated in the foyer of the Hawai‘i Theatre and I can’t stop staring at the walls. Intricate gold detailing highlights the delicate ornaments and fixtures fixed around the theater screen, which had just finished showing “The Princess Bride.” The viewing had been unlike any movie-watching experience

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5 Iconic Dishes You Need to Try at Zippy’s and the Stories Behind Them

It’s the quintessential meeting-eating place in Hawai‘i.   Zippy’s, with 24 locations across three islands and plans to open in Las Vegas in 2023, is the local go-to restaurant chain for everything—picking up bentos for baseball practice, meeting friends for breakfast, pregnancy cravings, post-surf snacks, late-night get-togethers.   The first Zippy’s Restaurant—on King Street in Honolulu—opened in

Baumchuken
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Baumkuchen Farm Makes Sweet Cakes on Hawaiʻi Island and You Can, Too

The first time Markus Stolz ate baumkuchen, a traditional German cake that resembles a hollowed cross-section of a tree trunk, he was in Japan—not Germany.   “It’s really soft and moist,” says Stolz, whose parents moved from Germany to Japan, where he was born and raised. “That makes this version much more different.”    The German version

Kilauea Lighthouse
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How the Kīlauea Lighthouse Saved an Airship in 1927

In today’s world of technology with navigational aids in the palms of our hands, getting from here to there is pretty much a cinch. On land, smartphones provide turn-by-turn driving directions, and GPS devices can pinpoint your exact location on the globe, even in the middle of the sea.    But at the turn of the

Micah Kamohoalii
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Q&A with Hawaiʻi Fashion Designer Micah Kamohoali‘i

Descending from a long line of Hawaiian artisans, Micah Kamohoali‘i is a renowned kumu hula (hula teacher), traditional kapa (bark cloth) artist and fashion designer. In 2005, he launched Dezigns by Kamohoali‘i, in which he weaves traditional Hawaiian designs into modern styles. Following his September 2021 show at New York Fashion Week, Kamohoali‘i opened two

Maui Kuia Estate Chocolate Dark Chocolate Coffee
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Uncover How Chocolate Goes from Bean to Bar at this Lahaina Farm

Varying in shades of marigold orange, crimson and pistachio green, dense pods hang low on rows of slim evergreen trees. The beans inside these pods will be made into rich chocolate.   Here at Maui Ku‘ia Estate Chocolate, innovative and sustainable agriculture practices help grow high-quality cacao and craft artisanal chocolate. “It’s like the difference between

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