Miro Kaimuki

A vibrant boutique in Chinatown, this shop features a curated selection of stylish Hawaiian clothing and accessories, where friendly staff are ready to help you find your perfect fit.

Nestled in a vibrant setting with exposed brick, this lively eatery serves up fresh New American cuisine, creative cocktails, and a fun atmosphere.

Waiola Shave Ice is a charming throwback to 1940, serving up dreamy fluffy ice topped with vibrant syrups and nostalgic flavors in a cozy corner shop.

Moku Kitchen in Kakaʻako is the latest social hotspot mixing live music with fresh, farm-to-table American dishes and creative cocktails in a vibrant atmosphere.

Tucked away in Waikiki, this bustling Japanese spot serves fresh, savory Udon noodles and tasty dishes, with quick service and lively vibes.

Washington Place, a historic mansion built in 1847, offers a glimpse into Hawaii's royal past with elegant tours that unveil its rich political and cultural history.

The Royal Hawaiian, a historic pink palace on Waikiki Beach, blends elegance with Hawaiian charm, offering lush grounds, cozy rooms, and beach access.

Nami Kaze is a trendy izakaya-style eatery in Honolulu that fuses Japanese flavors with local Hawaiian cuisine, offering inventive brunch dishes and small plates for dinner in a cozy, modern setting.

Nestled in the Hawaiian Monarch Hotel, Cream Pot offers a charming brunch experience with delightful soufflé pancakes and inventive eggs Benedict in a cozy, cottage-esque setting.

Kaimana Farm Cafe is a cozy spot dishing up healthy, farm-fresh meals with a delightful Japanese-American twist, perfect for anyone craving hearty and wholesome options.