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While a rare and precious commodity in almost any town, the 24-hour restaurant is almost unheard of in Hawai'i. Thank goodness then for Ken's HOP, which not only serves all night long, but is reputed to serve the very best brea... more
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Hilo's nexus of affordable sushi: Local-style specials stretch purist boundaries but are so much fun: lomi salmon, oyster nigiri, opihi nigiri, unagi avocado hand roll, ahi poke roll, and special new rolls that use thin... more
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This is arguably the prettiest location in Hilo, on a clear rocky pool teeming with koi (carp) at Reeds Bay, close to the waterfront but not on it. The house specialty, thinly sliced Slavic steak swimming in butter and g... more
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Decorated with Asian antiques, lacquered baskets, Japanese screens and Chinese paintings, this restaurant is a work of art. They also have a small private Chinese style dining room and a wedding chamber converted into a tiny lo... more
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Winner of the 2005 Hale Aina Award, this charming cafe is known for its great American cuisine. From the plain and simple to the fancy, they have proved their expertise. Try something simple like the Blue Cheese Burger or somet... more
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Located in downtown Hilo, this restaurant is a great choice for families or large groups seeking a bargain. Prices at dinner start at about $9, and menu choices range from steak to seafood to poultry. The signature menu item is... more
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The peaceful Seaside Restaurant is surrounded by natural fish ponds and picturesque pine trees. The fish is just scooped out of the pond and prepared for your dinner, fresh and delicious. The menu hasn't really changed since th... more
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Hawaii is a place dotted with eateries and tiny restaurants. Pescatore stands out of the crowd, with gold frames on antique paintings, velvet chairs and a tiled floor. Fresh seafood is offered in several variations with Parmesa... more
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Everybody raves about this place's malasadas. The doughnut-like treats, served piping hot and rolled in sugar, are a favorite all over the islands, and general consensus is that no place makes them better than the folks at Tex.... more






