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Posted 14 Apr 2009    Honolulu   

Alan Wong

Alan Wong Restaurant is among one of Gourmet Magazine’s top 50 American Restaurants specializing in Hawaiian Regional cuisine. Chef and owner Alan Wong describes his cuisine as a contemporary version of traditional Hawaiian cuisine that utilized both local and ethnic ingredients. photography and article by David C Lee In the world of gourmet cooking, Wong is well known for his… Continue »
Posted 04 Apr 2009

Chai’s Island Bistro

In 1999, owner and chef Chai Chaowasaree opened his second restaurant at the Aloha Tower Marketplace called Chai’s Island Bistro.  Serving Contemporary Island and Pacific Rim Cuisine, Chai uses only fresh ingredients from the islands, including organically grown big island Baby Greens, fresh fruit and of course locally caught seafood. photography by David C Lee Chai’s cuisine carries as much… Continue »
Posted 01 Apr 2009

Pearl Ultralounge – Honolulu

Located in the heart of the Ala Moana Center, Pearl Ultralounge is Hawaii’s premiere luxury lounge experience. Pearl Ultralounge offers fresh signature cocktails, delectable cuisine, live music, dancing & happy hour daily.  Pearl Ultralounge is a classy restaurant by night and a hip nightclub at night. The interior is modern, chic and sophisticated.  A large chandelier hangs from the tented ceiling on one… Continue »
Posted 28 Mar 2009

Uncle Bo’s

If you are in Honolulu and are sick of sipping on Mai Tai’s, lounging on the beach and eating pupu platters, Uncle Bo’s is the place for you.  Located in the heart of the city, it is an escape to an ultra-chic sophisticated environment that alludes to a city-like New York or San Francisco Vibe. A wall of beaded curtains… Continue »
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Posted 30 Dec 2008

Mai Tai Bar

The Mai Tai Bar is one of Honolulu’s most treasured local bars. It’s the place to go to unwind and chill with your friends. The venue is located in the Ala Moana mall in an open air patio terrace. Plunge into one of the most comfortable sofas, sip an ice-cold mai tai and relax with the sounds of island rhythms…. Continue »