Little Village Noodle House

Nestled just a short stroll from Kūhiō Beach, Hyatt Place Waikiki Beach mixes modern convenience with Hawaiian charm, featuring a vibrant 24/7 cafe/bar, fitness center, and an inviting pool area surrounded by fresh local dining options.

Nisshodo Mochiya, a century-old candy shop in Honolulu, serves delightful homemade mochi and manju in a cozy, unassuming setting that’s worth the hunt.

A relaxed hotel just seven minutes from Waikiki Beach, Ohia Waikiki Studios features bright units with kitchenettes, balconies, and an outdoor pool amidst a vibrant location filled with eateries and nightlife.

Tamashiro Market, a local gem in Kalihi, boasts a vast seafood selection and irresistible poke, all wrapped in a laid-back vibe and friendly service.

Dive into the lively scene at this late-night Korean barbecue joint where high-quality meats sizzle on your table, thanks to celebrity chef Kang Ho Dong.

Tucked away in Waikiki, this cozy sushi joint serves fresh, creative rolls and hearty udon in a laid-back vibe, making each meal a special occasion.

Nestled in a humble strip mall, this cozy spot serves delightful housemade udon, perfect for warming up rainy days or cooling off in summer.

Stylish boutique stay near Diamond Head with airy rooms, ocean views, free bikes, beach gear, morning coffee, and evening wine tastings.

Cozy brick-walled spot in Honolulu mixing New American eats with island-flavored cocktails and local farm-to-table flair.

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.