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Here’s What It Was Like Staying at First Cabin International

Honolulu · Honolulu

Here’s What It Was Like Staying at First Cabin International

Photo: Katrina Valcourt At 71 inches, I’m the tallest person on staff at HONOLULU Magazine. So when we received a voucher to try a free stay at Hawai‘i’s first capsule hotel, all heads turned toward me. I’m not a picky traveler, preferring to crash on a too-small couch or share a bed just to have somewhere to sleep long enough to recharge for the next day’s adventures. So, intrigued by the novelty of it all, I booked a Friday and Saturday nigh…Read Article

Taste Invaders: The Invasive Species We Can Eat

Honolulu · Honolulu

Taste Invaders: The Invasive Species We Can Eat

Senia’s venison carpaccio. Photo: Aaron K. Yoshino At least our invasives taste good. The tart and sweet ruby red strawberry guava along our hiking trails. The Himalayan ginger that gives cocktails the fragrance of a tropical forest after a warm rain. Axis deer, lean yet tender and clean-tasting, whether in a tartare or ragu. Compare that with invasives in other areas of the country, like nutria—large rodents with long teeth that look as if th…Read Article

Taimane Weaves Turkish and Hawaiian Mythology in “Serpentwined”

Istanbul, Turkey · Istanbul

Taimane Weaves Turkish and Hawaiian Mythology in “Serpentwined”

Photo: Blake Abes/NMG Network Taimane’s latest single, “Serpentwined,” tells the stories of two powerful female figures, serpentine goddess Shahmaran and Hawaiian mo‘o wahine Kalamainu‘u. The singer-songwriter and ‘ukulele star shot a video for the song at the Shangri La Museum of Islamic Art, Culture & Design, drawing inspiration from the center’s rich collection of global Islamic art. Taimane served as an artist-in-residence there in 20…Read Article

Kaukau and Kūkākūkā with Kalani Pe‘a

From left: Kalani Pe‘a, Naka Nathaniel. Photo: Courtesy of Naka Nathaniel For this issue’s Kaukau and Kūkākūkā, I met up with Kalani Pe‘a, who had just won his fourth Grammy for his album Kuini. He picked the spot: Cafe O’Lei in Waikapu, Maui. Pe‘a had gastric bypass surgery last year, and his weight had dropped by more than 150 pounds. While he didn’t eat more than a few bites, he did order like I’d hoped. “I love coming [here] with my fami…Hawaii · Hawaii Read Article

The Things I Carried

After seven years away, I can say this: The continent is nothing like Hawai‘i. In my first week in Southern California’s Orange County, a drunken driver crashed into parked cars in front of my apartment building. It was a fiery end to a multicity car chase, like the ones you see on TV. A few days later, a school shooting erupted across the street from me, or so I thought. Turns out the school was conducting a drill that included someone shooting…Huntington Beach · Huntington Beach Read Article

Turmeric Is Having a Moment

It’s one of the world’s most tapped remedies to naturally heal pain, inflammation and other ailments. And Hawai‘i’s year-round warm weather provides the ideal setting for turmeric to grow. The global market for turmeric is projected to reach about $400 million by 2030, a jump from $267 million in 2023, according to a Research and Markets report. “A lot of people with active lifestyles have aches and pains, and turmeric is one of the only botan…Hawaii · Hawaii Read Article

Wagyu Ramen Comes to Don Don Donki’s Food Court

Photo: Melissa Chang West O‘ahu finally has a luxurious wagyu ramen—in the supermarket ambience of the new Don Don Donki in Kapolei. Named for the brand of wagyu beef flown in from Gunma Prefecture in Japan, Toriyama offers several broths topped with corn, scallions and thin slices of wagyu. Owner Victor Jian slices the meat daily and cooks it in a broth that he has been simmering and adding to for a year, building the umami. At a hosted t…Kapolei · Kapolei Read Article

Things to Do on O‘ahu in Summer 2025 (Part 1)

THEATER Kim’s Convenience May 15–June 8 The play that inspired the Netflix sitcom follows a Korean Canadian family running a convenience store in Toronto, blending comedy and drama in a heartwarming tribute to immigrants. BUY TICKETS From $25, Mānoa Valley Theatre, 2833 E. Mānoa Road, Mānoa, manoavalleytheatre.com, @manoavalleytheatre SEE ALSO: Things to Do on O‘ahu in May 2025 Photo: Courtesy of Shinnyo Lantern Floating Hawai‘i CEREMO…Netflix · Honolulu Read Article

Honolulu Beerworks Opens a Massive New Brewery and Taproom in Kalihi on May 10

Photo: Alexander Gates After closing its original brewpub in Kaka‘ako last year, Honolulu Beerworks reopens in a much larger space in Kalihi tomorrow, May 10. The new location is on Hart Street in the same building as Lion Coffee and features a taproom bar, merchandise shop, space to continue expanding Beerworks’ draft and canned beer for distribution across Hawai‘i and beyond—and, to the delight of longtime fans, ample free parking. A favor…Honolulu · Honolulu Read Article

Savor Summer at RumFire Po‘ipū

Photo: Courtesy of RumFire RumFire Po‘ipū is the ultimate south shore dining destination this summer. Discover a refreshed menu featuring bold Island flavors, handcrafted cocktails and Kaua‘i’s most extensive rum collection—all paired with sweeping 180° oceanfront views. Whether you’re dining with friends or enjoying a romantic sunset dinner, RumFire offers locally inspired cuisine and a relaxed atmosphere that creates an ideal setting for a…Hawaii · Hawaii Read Article

Where Time Stands Still: Buzz’s Original Steak House

Growing up in Kailua, my friends and I used to meet under the Buzz’s sign before setting out for summertime fun. More than 25 years later, Buzz’s remains a neighborhood fixture—almost exactly as it was—across from Kailua Beach. Still one of the town’s only “fancy” restaurants, yet with laid-back, beachy charm, it’s an expression of the area itself. This almost-in-Lanikai landmark is more than a restaurant—it’s where we grew up. As a child, it’…Kailua · Kailua Read Article

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