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Opened in 1951, this store is very popular as a typical Hawaiian dessert shop. You can choose from more than 40 different syrup flavors. In addition to their shaved ice, the shop also sells original goods such as souvenirs.

A sweets shop on the second floor of the Anaconda Shopping Center. You can’t miss it - the base is painted bright red.

Recommended:
Plain Cookie $3.50
Himalayan Salt Potato Chips $1.25
Black Truffle Potato Chips $1.50.

A hot dog joint that faces Waikīkī Street. This place is a big hit with the younger crowd for their filling hot dogs.

An ice cream shop run out of a shipping container. Popular with families.

A café popular with the youth for its reasonable prices and great coffee. Lots of customers take their orders to-go.

An açaí bowl shop on the first floor of the Anaconda Shopping Center. It’s not just hip with the youth, but with families as well.

Recommended:
Original Açaí Bowl $8.00
Tropical Açaí Bowl $9.00
Rainbow Bagel $3.95

A café near the entrance of the Anaconda Shopping Center. It’s a great place to take a break after you’ve shopped till you dropped.

Recommended:
Iced Coffee $4.50
Hot Coffee $4.50
Café Latte $5.50

A crêpes shop that faces Kākū Avenue, known for the fluffy whipped cream. Lots of customers order take out here.

Recommended

Strawberry Crêpe - $5.00
Chocolate Banana Crêpe - $5.50
Cola - $1.50

A café on the first floor of the Anaconda Shopping Center. Customers like to take their coffee and light meals to-go.

Recommended:
Iced Coffee $4.50
Hot Coffee $4.50
Tuna Salad Sandwich $4.00

Located in the heart of Waikiki, Dean & Deluca at the Royal Hawaiian Center is an open space that incorporates traditional Hawaiian plantation styles, such as louvered exteriors and hand-painted fixtures. Available only in Hawaii, our gifts range from Dean & Deluca Hawaii Coffee to local delicacies to-go.

Recommended

Charcuterie Quiche - $8.95
Kona Hawaiian Coffee - $5.95
Seafood Bisque - $5.95

Nothing more refreshing than homemade lemonade.

Recommended:
Lemonade $1.00

A souvenir shop near Crystal Aloha. They sell a variety of cookies. Some < 40> >- I tourists even buy cookies as a treat for themselves.

Recommended:

Plain Cookie - $3.50

A traditional sweets shop in Chinatown. You can get freshly fried dough twists here.

Recommended:

Almond Jelly $2.80
Mango Pudding $7.00
Chinese Sticky Rice $3.00

Responsible for creating the Ichiban Senbei, the number one rice cracker in town. At one point in time, Ichiban Kasuga ran the place.

Recommended
-Senbei(shoyu)
-Senbei (salt)
-Fried senbei

A small Taco truck located to the North stocks an assortment of Tex-Mex

Get a taste of the tropics with these handpicked and prepped coconuts.

Recommended

Coconut Water $2.00

A bakery on Lantern Street that sells a lot of Chinese-style bread.

Recommended:

Chinese Steamed Bun $5.00
Fancy Shark Fin Bun $25.00
Mochi Rice Cake $6.50

A tea house on Night Street that mainly sells boba milk tea. They’;re known for their large tapioca pearls, so, really, these drinks are more like a snack.

Recommended:

Boba Milk Tea $8.00
Brown Sugar Milk Tea $9.00
Coconut Milk Tea $9.00

A liquor store run by a man who loves his booze. The selection consists mostly of local Hawaiian liquor, but the owner’s also selling a few of his personal favorites.

Recommended:

Aloha Blonde $2.99
Hiker’s Dream $2.99
Hop Lei IPA $3.50

You’ll always catch a whiff of aromatic blends at this coffee truck. They’re doing business over at Sunset Park, so come on by for a quick coffee break.

Recommended:
Hot Dog $5.00
Iced Coffee $4.50
Hot Coffee $4.50

You’ll always catch a whiff of aromatic blends at this coffee truck. They’re doing business over in Waikiki, so come on by for a quick coffee break.

Recommended

Hot Dog - $5.00
Iced Coffee - $4.50
Hot Coffee - $4.50

A curry house on Makani Avenue. Enjoy authentic Indian cuisine, all the owner’s family recipe. Its take-out menu is real popular, too.

Recommended

Naan $2.00
Coconut Chicken Curry $10.95
ilk Spinach Curry $11.25

Nothing more refreshing than homemade lemonade.

Recommended:
Lemonade $1.00

Get a taste of the tropics with these handpicked and prepped coconuts.

Recommended:

Coconut Water $2.00

A shave ice spot on Aloha Street. You can order a variety of flavors for take out. Since it’s near the ocean, lots of beachgoers stop by.

Recommended

Strawberry Shave Ice $4.25
Mango Shave Ice $4.25
Blue Hawaiian Shave Ice $4.25

An Italian restaurant known for its oven-baked pizza. Lots of customers order take out.

Reccomended
Cheese Pizza
Pepperoni Pizza
Hawaiian Pizza

A coffee shop near the Art Walls. The owner was once an artist, and though his aesthetics are rather…unique, his coffee blends are quite traditional.

Recommended: Tuna Salad Sandwich $4.00
Roast Beef Sandwich $4.00
Iced Coffee $4.50

A sushi bar that takes inspiration from Japanese sushi culture and serves dishes with the owner’s personal twist. Lots of customers order take out here.

Recommended:

California Roll $18.00
Spider Roll $17.00
Nourishing Sushi Set $180.00

A plate lunch joint in Night Square. Lots of customers get their orders to-go and eat at the nearby Anaconda Harbor Park.

Recommended:
Beef Plate Lunch $15.00
Salmon Plate Lunch $14.00
Vegetarian Plate Lunch $13.00

An açaí bowl place in the Worldwide Market Village. It’s got a good rep for taste and presentation, making it popular with trendy women. Lots of customers order take out here.

Recommended:
Original Açaí Bowl $8.00
Tropical Açaí Bowl $9.00
Iced Coffee

The most delicious chicken under the sun, according to the locals. Their low-priced, protein-rich offerings are appreciated by students.

A fast food chain that offers some of the best-tasting burgers in town. They deliver a smile with each quality meal wherever their truck may roam.

The perfect stop on your Chinatown food tour. They seem to have spawned a wave of imitators as of late.. and you could say they’re pretty steamed about it.

The specialty buns served here are meant to be given as gifts, but you’re welcome to try them yourself. Can your tongue handle the heat?

These sumptuous belly-bursting meat buns are a sight to behold and a taste to remember. Try some yourself for a true Chinatown experience.

A sublime confectionary that welcomes all who pass beneath Chinatown’s gates with delectable, bite-sized blessings.

A café in the Champion District. It was previously a bar, but the mama realized how important one’s health is and changed business directions. They sell “Divine Water” here.