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Andy's Sandwiches & Smoothies
2904 E Manoa Rd, Honolulu, HI 96822 808-988-6161
Description: MANOA. A terrific alternative to fast food, Andy's has built its reputation on affordable, healthy fare. Since 1977, the casual place has served up vegetarian-oriented food that's not only good for the body but tastes great too. The selection of sandwiches features fresh ingredients, and everything is prepared in-house, as are the smoothies, crammed with lush fruit and natural juices. Breakfast also incorporates island produce, in waffles, muffins, and more. Hot or cold, you're certain to find something delectable at Andy's. And if you're determined to have protein that's not soy-based, they also offer turkey, roast beef, and chicken.
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Azteca Mexican Restaurant
3617 Waialae Ave, Honolulu, HI 96816 808-735-2492
Description: KAIMUKI. Casual and colorful, this small local chain is an ideal place for large portions of delicious Mexican eats at reasonable prices. You might have to wait for a table during the rush of lunch and dinner, but it's worth the wait for dishes like pork chile verde burritos, Acapulco shrimp salad, and chorizo con huevos. Served until 4pm, the lunch menu is a wonderful value with entree, beans, and rice for under $6.75. Plus, a good selection of Mexican bottled beers and a kids' option for picky little ones ensure that there's something for everyone.
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Ba-Le French Sandwich & Bakery
333 Ward Ave, Ward Gateway Center, Honolulu, HI 96814 808-591-0935
Description: ALA MOANA. Chain though it may be, Ba-Le is head and shoulders above typical sandwich shops. Known for its French-bread concoctions, the eatery fills tasty rolls with all sorts of yummy ingredients, including pork, tofu, vegetables, chicken satay, and pâté. Thanks to an Asian culinary heritage, the place also makes available such condiments as pickled vegetables and tangy sauces. Hot, fragrant pho soup can also be had, along with spring rolls, desserts, and coffee drinks. Locations exist all over Honolulu.
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Bubba Gump Shrimp Company
1450 Ala Moana Boulevard, Ala Moana Shopping Center, Honolulu, HI 96814 808-949-4867
Description: ALA MOANA. With a nod to the movie Forrest Gump, this fun place serves up casual American fare, much of it seafood. The menu makes constant reference to Forrest and his friends; shrimp dishes include such favorites as Dumb Luck Coconut Shrimp and Lt. Dan's Drunken Shrimp. There's also a rib eye, baby back ribs, salmon, mahi mahi, crab legs, and a veggie plate, not to mention a variety of sandwiches and salads. Plus, you'll find a good selection of cocktails and smoothies, fruity and refreshing in quite different ways!
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Hong Kong Noodle House
100 N Beretania St, Honolulu, HI 96817 808-536-5409
Description: CHINATOWN. The neighborhood may give you pause for a moment, but just keep a single-minded focus on the food, and you'll be fine. This nondescript eatery serves up some of the best noodles around, as you'll see once you sample luscious dishes laden with vegetables, chicken, and the like. Prices are reasonable, which makes the eating that much better. A real local find that you'll be delighted to have discovered.
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I Love Country Express
4211 Waialae Ave, Honolulu, HI 96816-5319 808-735-6965
Description: ALA MOANA. This casual establishment attracts a faithful following of locals, who clamor for the healthy, flavorful food and the expansive selection of dishes. The set-up resembles a cafeteria, and the atmosphere is relaxed and comfortable. Substantial servings and a quick turnaround also add to the place's appeal. Choose from a wealth of entrees featuring seafood, chicken, vegetables, and more. You're sure to find something to please everyone.
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Jimbo Restaurant
1936 S King St, Honolulu, HI 96822 808-947-2211
Description: MOILIILI. Homemade broth, fresh udon noodles, and meat-and-vegetable toppings go far to recommend this much-loved island eatery. Although parking can be difficult and you'll generally encounter a line, you shouldn't be dissuaded from experiencing freshly created dishes that are a revelation in noodles. Even better, prices make it eminently affordable. For variety, you'll find hot and cold dishes, along with choices in tempura, donburi, and curries.
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Kakaako Kitchen
1200 Ala Moana Blvd, Ward Centre, Honolulu, HI 96814 808-596-7488
Description: DOWNTOWN. Patrons of this popular place are constantly delighted by fair prices and fantastic food. Gourmet but accessible, the cuisine has a certain Hawaiian flair, thanks to Asian seasonings and the abundance of fresh fish and vegetables. In fact, it's a bit difficult to characterize the food just know that it's good! Savory breakfasts start the day off perfectly, and plate lunches are a frequent request for lunch and dinner. And just so you don't worry: Desserts are available, and the bread pudding is absolute magic!
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Kua'Aina Sandwich
1116 Auahi St, Honolulu, HI 96814 808-591-9133
Description: ALA MOANA. At Kua 'Aina, you'll find what are arguably the island's best burgers. Fresh-made and grilled to your specifications, the meaty treats are juicy and incomparable. You can order one of their variations (with avocado, pineapple, bacon, etc.) or dine the traditional way (with lettuce, tomato, and their slice of carrot). Don't forget to add a side of legendary shoestring fries, and if you come at lunchtime, be prepared to wait. Deli sandwiches and fresh fish are also available. The original Kua 'Aina is at 66-214 Kamehameha Highway in Hale'iwa (808-637-6067).
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Like Like Drive Inn
745 Keeaumoku St, Honolulu, HI 96814 808-941-2515
Description: ALA MOANA. Family-friendly and accommodating, Like Like is ideal for groups, those with children, and folks who want a pleasant atmosphere and plenty of tasty food. You'll find a host of main courses, salads, and sandwiches, and breakfast is available all day long. A few local specialties are worth sampling as well, including chicken katsu and the broth-and-noodle soup known as saimin. Make sure to check out the daily specials before you order.
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Olive Tree Cafe
4614 Kilauea Ave, Honolulu, HI 96816 808-737-0303
Description: KAHALA. Casual and unpretentious, this well-attended eatery serves up some of the best Middle Eastern food you'll find. Everything is fresh and homemade, from fish souvlaki to tzatziki sauce. You'll also find grilled lamb, refreshing tabbouleh salads, and hot, satisfying falafel. The ambience isn't incredibly refined, and a parking lot comprises the outdoor views, but you'll forget about the surroundings once you've tasted the savory not to mention, affordable fare. N.B. If you want wine or beer, you'll have to supply your own.
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Seoul Garden Yakiniku
1673 Kapiolani Blvd, Honolulu, HI 96814 808-944-4803
Description: ALA MOANA. Yakiniku (bite-sized morsels of grilled meat) is just one of this Korean restaurant's specialties. You'll also find a delicious assortment of stewed, pan-fried, and steamed meats, vegetables, and tofu options. Soups, noodles, and rice dishes are perfect for diners in need of a little comfort food. Lunch specials like much-loved Bi Bim Bap (hot meat and veggies topped with sweet, hot sauce) and seafood and soft tofu stew are served until 4pm and range in price from $6 to $8.
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Side Street Inn
1225 Hopaka St, Honolulu, HI 96814 808-591-0253
Description: ALA MOANA. Although Side Street has the look and feel of a bar, you might be surprised by the quality of its cuisine. Tuck in to a hearty lunch of tender ribs, spicy pork chops, seared tuna, or perhaps just fried rice or garlic edamame if you're looking for a lighter option. Chefs from Hawaii's top restaurants have been spotted lunching here, so pull up a chair, take in a game on one of the TVs, and enjoy exceptional, low-key eats.
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Zippy's
1450 Ala Moana Blvd, Ala Moana Center, Honolulu, HI 96814 808-973-0870
Description: ALA MOANA. It's fast food Hawaiian-style! And it's ono! These convenient eateries satisfy local folks with a focus on regional cuisine, including chili and saimin. Plate lunches make for good eating and feature everything from lamb curry to kalua pig to tripe stew. You'll also find shoyu chicken, sweet-and-sour spareribs, and roast turkey to tempt your tastebuds. Fantastic desserts and pastries are reason in themselves for a trip!
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