Karen L. wrote: > > >I'll be in Hawaii at a conference. The conference is being held >at a hotel on Waikiki Beach, and I won't have a car. Any suggestions >for restaurants within walking distance? Again, this is a >conference so I will be there with a lot of other physicists, so >nothing romantic. I would prefer quintessential Hawaiian places, >not great Mexican or Italian restaurants. Also, we are having a >conference luau, so I won't need another one. > >Thanks >-k- >-------------------------------------- >Karen Lingel, Physicist and Penguinist > You will find that most restaurants in Waikiki are expensive. That being the case, we never ate there. One place within walking distance, depending on where you are, is Sam Choy's on Kapahulu. This is about 3/4 miles off Kalakaua Ave. Serves Hawaiian style food. It's very popular with the locals, so you must make reservations.
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Roger N. wrote: >Karen L. wrote: >> >>I'll be in Hawaii at a conference. The conference is being held >>at a hotel on Waikiki Beach, and I won't have a car. Any suggestions >>for restaurants within walking distance? Again, this is a > >You will find that most restaurants in Waikiki are expensive. That >being the case, we never ate there. One place within walking distance, >depending on where you are, is Sam Choy's on Kapahulu. This is about >3/4 miles off Kalakaua Ave. Serves Hawaiian style food. It's very >popular with the locals, so you must make reservations. Also on Kapahulu is the Kapahulu Chop Suey. Huge portions, very inexpensive (even by mainland standards) and packed with locals. There was a Hawaiian restaurant right next door that could have been Sam Choy's, I didn't catch the name but it was recommended to us also. The Chop Suey place will be a long walk from Kalakaua, but I think it is worth it. Carrie
< <I'll be in Hawaii at a conference. The conference is being held <at a hotel on Waikiki Beach, and I won't have a car. Any suggestions <for restaurants within walking distance? Again, this is a <conference so I will be there with a lot of other physicists, so <nothing romantic. I would prefer quintessential Hawaiian places, <not great Mexican or Italian restaurants. Also, we are having a <conference luau, so I won't need another one. < <Thanks <-k- <-------------------------------------- <Karen Lingel, Physicist and Penguinist Karen, try the Tahitian Lanai (very popular with the locals) and within walking distance of Waikiki. Actually around the corner from the Hilton Hawaiian Village Pat < ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- i002475 sends (patrick daly)...