From Alan Wong to 7-Eleven, Here's a Taste of Oahu

June 10, 2009

Mai Tai on Waikiki Beach

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Duke's, a restaurant on the world famous Waikiki Beach named after the surf legend, Duke Kahanamoku, is a great spot for people-watching and tossing back a few mai tais. Typically, I find this drink too sweet, but not here — it's the perfect blend of two different rums, curacao, and fresh Hawaiian juices.

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4 Comments

becoming brina 3 years 48 weeks

lol same here! as soon as i step off the plane i make a beeline for the nearest manapua shop! and oh man, there's a great asian market near me (on the mainland) that actually sells frozen Zippy's chili and Portuguese sausage and mochi :D now if they would just stock up on Zippy's vegetarian chili i'd be all set!

tarabara1229 3 years 48 weeks

Brina- I agree! For me, Leonard's and Matsumoto's are a must when I go back home to visit my parents for the holidays! Also...don't forget the chili at Zippy's!!!

becoming brina 3 years 48 weeks

I can't believe Leonard's malasadas, Matsumoto's shave ice and Rainbow's plate lunch weren't on there!

Jweave 3 years 48 weeks

I can't believe you didn't mention Giovanni's Shrimp Truck for the North Shore shrimp trucks. Yum! Also I love the spam musabi at 7 Eleven on Waikiki Beach!