Le Petit Chef, an early experience in Hawaii, turns your table into a canvas where an animated little chef cooks a five-course dinner right on your plate. Its debut at Rosemary House Waikīkī in March is Petit Chef’s nineteenth U.S. location; more than 100 others stretch from Bangkok to Dubai and London. The brainchild of Belgian artist collective Skullmapping and Germany’s 2Spicy Entertainment, it uses cutting-edge mapping technology and vivid, vibrant artwork that screams to be posted on Instagram. Photo: Laura Dornbush The prix fixe menu is crafted with Hawaiian ingredients by Romer House Executive Chef Brad Dodson. Think bouillabaisse…
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Waialua on March 20, 2026. Photo: Courtesy of US Coast Guard OceaniaTKona’s recent lows have left many neighborhoods on O’ahu and neighboring islands under water, but our community has rallied quickly to care for those affected by the flooding. If you want to contribute or get involved in recovery efforts, here are the places to check out (click on the Instagram posts for more info). If you need help coping with the aftermath of the storms, we have linked resources for you. This guide will be updated as more resources are released.2646 Rainbow St.Saturday March 28, 7 p.m2646 Rainbow St.Drinks…
Photo: Courtesy of Ward Village The HONOLULU edition Saturday March 21, from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m *Editor’s Note: This event has been canceled due to safety concerns due to weather and flooding. If you missed the February launch event, here’s your chance to check out the new HONOLULU Magazine Market. Meet 40 of Hawaiʻi’s most stylish, creative and locally loved brands, try on samples and find your favorites in a lively and innovative environment. Elevate your experience with a VIP Shopping Pass to receive early entry at 9am, exclusive discounts, some perks and a free Mochi Momma Chocolate Strawberry…
the beach clubs or the chaos of Kuta. But Sanur is the quietest town and once you spend a few days there you start to wonder why you would go anywhere else. This is one of Bali’s oldest resort areas, tourism started here long before the Instagram crowds arrived, and that history gives it a deep-rooted village feel that’s really hard to find on the island, especially in the south. There is a 7km seaside promenade lined with cafes, temples and bikes for hire. The reef keeps the water calm, making it ideal for families or anyone who just wants…
Photo: Andrea Lee TThere’s a lot of buzz here about the new Midtown Eats food hall at The Park in Ke’eaumoku, and for good reason: With more than a dozen vendors, a wide variety of cuisines, tons of seating, and free parking, it’s a great place to satisfy everyone’s cravings and hang out. Click on the information you want to explore: SEE ALSO: where are they now Restaurants on Ke’eaumoku Street Image: Courtesy of Midtown Eats Sellers Here is the current list of providers: Boba-Bing! is expected to open in March, while Dragon Burger and Bonburi are slated for May.…
The south is warm, sunny and built for tourism, think lounge chairs, all-inclusive packages and cocktails from 11am. The north is greener, a bit windier and honestly feels like a completely different island. The interior? It’s for hikers, slow travelers, those who prefer to stay in a finca rather than a five-star. This is one of the easiest warm weather getaways, especially in winter. But with so many areas to consider, choosing where to base yourself can seem like a difficult task. So here is a proper breakdown. The best domains and how to choose Las Palmas (North) Las Palmas…
Green Day is Tuesday, March 17, but you’re in luck: some of these canned meats, green beer and other specials will last longer. St. Patrick’s Day is Tuesday, March 17, so of course we’re back with the ultimate guide to corned beef and other specials around O’ahu. Click on each photo to learn more. SEE ALSO: Celebrate the Irish in you at these St. Patrick’s Day events Aloha Beer it’s me Created by MW it’s me Big City Diner Multiple locations Kailua Boardroom two The Country Restaurant secretary Great harvest bread Multiple locations Hanabi Cheesecake Multiple locations The Halo Halo…
Photo: Alexander Gates Afollowing the success of its first beer festival in 2025, Waikīkī Brewing Co. makes it bigger than before. The 2n.d The annual Waikīkī Brewer’s Festival next Saturday, March 14, will feature six partner beers on tap at the festival alone, with every brewery on O’ahu bringing their beers. Beer Lab HI, Hana Koa Brewing Co., Howzit Brewing, Inu Island Ales, Lanikai Brewing Co. and Olohana Brewpub/Kalihi Beer have brewed a special beer for the occasion with Waikīkī Brewing Co. These will be poured into the Bevy Chevy in the Ala Moana Boulevard side parking lot. They also…
Photo: Jennifer Griswold Emerald Isle After Dark with Paradise Tango Friday March 13, from 7 to 10.30 p.m Join Paradise Tango for a St. Patrick’s Day celebration that combines tango, Irish music and culture, fairy cabaret, and authentic food and drink at Emerald Isle After Dark. Learn to tango with a beginner’s lesson, dance in a Celtic-inspired milonga, and enjoy a cabaret performance by TangOhana while you eat delicious Irish food and drink whiskey. BUY TICKETS 21+ event, $20 RSVP on Eventbrite, Paradise Tango, 2600 S. King St. #203 and #204, Mō’ili’ili, paradisetango.com, @paradisetango SEE ALSO: What to do on…
Photo: Courtesy of Events International For the first time in seven years, one of downtown’s biggest block parties is returning. The St. Patrick’s Day Street Festival, an annual Nu’uanu Avenue tradition that lasted more than 30 years until the pandemic, returns Tuesday, March 17 to a new location on Fort Street Mall. Apart from the change of venue, other traditions will remain intact. “Honestly, if it ain’t broke, don’t fix it. It’s back and it’s going to be similar,” says organizer Rich Schneider of Events International. “There will be lots of Irish food: corned beef and cabbage, fish and chips…