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When Did Siam Garden Kaimuki Open?

Written By Sing Camestich50 Friday, December 10, 2021 Add Comment Edit

The recent closing of Byron's Drive-In — a 24-hour institution in the Honolulu International Airport area — ends the final chapter in a long history of the late Andrew Wong's restaurant empire on Oahu.

Which makes this a good time to look back in time and reflect upon all the wonderful restaurants we grew up with here in Hawaii on the island of Oahu that are no longer around.

Here's a master list of Oahu eateries that have since closed their doors, collected from numerous online discussion boards, an old Polk Directory, Bob Sigall's fantastic The Companies We Keep, as well as references from personal family, friends and coworkers. Links go to websites (or posts on this blog) with useful information pertaining to that particular business.

There's certainly many businesses missing in the list at this point (3.23.13), as this is a perpetually dynamic work in progress like Wikipedia, intended to be completed via contribution from you folks, the readers!

If you know any Oahu eateries no longer around that aren't included in the list, please add it in a comment, and it will be edited into the master list. Please note all the details you're aware of, including location, year established and closed, your personal memories of said business(es), such as what was their most popular dish, feature, etc., and what's currently in their former spot.

Note, if the establishment you remember was more focused as a bar or nightclub than restaurant, see this list: Oahu Bars & Nightclubs Memorialized

There's also a listing of eateries and related businesses still open after over DECADES now at this link: Oahu Eateries 50+ Club

Let's enjoy reminiscing them good 'ole Kaukau days on Oahu!

Oahu Eateries Memorialized

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A&W Drive-In – Holiday Mart, Kailua and Waianae / burgers 'n root beer 'n floats / Waianae location currently Burger King *contributed by Mark Stone
Aarons atop the Ala Moana – Ala Moana Rennaisance Hotel penthouse / scenic views of Honolulu and Ala Moana Beach, upscale pacific rim cuisine. Aaron's immediately followed Nickolas Nicholas, which was in operation there from 1986 to 1985. Prior to that, it was The Summit, the very first restaurant (more like Coffee shop) to open in that space since Ala Moana Hotel first opened, in operation from 1970 to 1985. / Currently Signature Prime Steak & Seafood (owned by Peter Kim, restaurateur who also owns Yummy's Korean BBQ, Liliha Bakery and Hibachi San, among other ventures) *contributed by Bob Sigall
Ahi Assassins – 2570 S Beretania St / closed in 2020 due to the economic downturn from the Covid-19 pandemic
Aiea Diner (likely not the proper name, so if you know this place, please help to update it!) – Kamehameha Hwy., top of the hill, on the southwest corner, right at the turnoff down to Aiea; there was only one road at the time (1960s) into Aiea and it was Kaamilo, which now dead-ends into a suburb / During the 1960s era ('66 to '67 in memory), it was a great old-fashioned 1950's style diner with pictures of Hawaiian singers of the day on the walls. *contributed by Rob Cannon
Aiea Drive-In – On Moanalua Road, where the Aiea Shopping Center is now / *Masaji Uyehara opened Aiea Drive-In in 1951. It was closed around 1953 because a woman drove her car right into the restaurant and caused the building to burn down. The insurance was not enough to cover the damages so Mr. Uyehara quit the business to focus on the Ilima Drive In on King St. and the Mapunapuna catering. (*source: Oroku Oral Histories) *contributed by khs68
Aikane Cafe, the "Old" – corner of Emily & Queen St. in Kaka'ako / Teri beef served in tin foil all cut up and ready to eat… so ono! Named 'Aikane Catering' in the 70s? *contributed by Dean Kobayashi and Jay
Akasaka – Hawaii Kai / features / currently
Akebono's – backside of moilili feild / features / *contributed by bigbud808
Alakea Bar & Grill – 1192 Alakea St, downtown Honolulu / jukebox machines on each table; one of Genoa Keawe's hideouts for her and her band, and she even recorded an album there that was released in the 80′s / *contributed by John Book
Ala Moana Market – location / features *source: Remembering Oahu from the Past Part 2 on FB
Aioli's – across from Holiday Mart
Alex Drive-In – Kapahulu/Kaimuki (near KHS) / car hop, orange freeze
Alexander Grocery – Makai of Wilder ave (below Punahou), on the Kokohead side of Alexander / A.K.A. "Da' Chink Store". Used to be frequented by many of the Punahou and Maryknoll students back in the day, up until 1975, when the store was closed to make room for a high rise condo. They used to sell ice cups (strawberry shave ice syrup and water, frozen in a paper cup) and some of the tastiest hamburgers; nothing fancy, but delicious! *contributed by Jay
Alexander Young Hotel Bakery – Bishop Street, downtown Honolulu / lemon crunch, butter rolls, custard sandwiches (like a long john) *contributed by A. Keomaka
Alexander Young Hotel Restaurant – Bishop Street, downtown Honolulu / On Fridays they ran an ad on the front page of the local papers with their weekend menu. *contributed by Maxwell Urata
Alfred's – Century Center; before moving to Century Center, Alfred's was in the Gold Bond building on Ala Moana Blvd. / Fine dining (European cuisine); Mr. Vollenweider was a nice man The breast of duck with lingonberry sauce, beef Wellington, and escargot were divine / currently *contributed by leighton and Gerry Lee
Alioto's – 1580 makaloa st, 12th floor penthouse / In operation from 1977-80, this was the Honolulu branch of the famous SF seafood restaurant. Nunzio Alioto (grandson or great grandson of the founder?), a good friend of fellow Master Sommelier Chuck Furuya, ran the place. *contributed by FGII and BobSigall
Aloha Grill – corner of Bethel Street and Chaplain Lane (across from Mark's garage) which had a bowling alley in the basement / Late 50s/early 60s era *contributed by A. Keomaka
Aloha Tofu Town – Dole Cannery, Iwilei / Aloha Tofu factory outlet store opened January 2015 in 5,000 square feet of space that included a deli, retail logo shop and full service kitchen with large commercial deep fryers to make their yakidofu and aburage products. Unique tofu dishes were introduced there such as Oboro Tofu, Tofu Katsu, Tofu Loco Moco, Tofu Poke, Okara Creme Puffs and Tofu Mousse. Closed June 2018.
Alpine Haus – Lewers St., Waikiki / German eatery *contributed by "Kona" Wally C.
Alpine Village – On S. King, just Ewa of Fukuya okazuya / former chef of Kahala Hilton and his wife opened the place; Swiss/Euro cuisine / *contributed by leighton
Al's Greasy Spoon – In '64 and '65 there was an all-night grill near the bus station in Honolulu. It was called Al's Greasy
Spoon. It specialized in soul food. Al then put in one pinball machine and changed the name to
Al's Greasy Spoon and Entertainment. It was a great place to sober up before going back to base. *Contributed by Bill Ding
All Star Cafe – Kalakaua Ave, Waikiki / sports mega stars opened this theme restaurant / currently the entire building is vacant (and ugly)
Andrew's Restaurant – Location / Andy Wong restaurant; closed in 1996 / currently
Andy's Drive-In – Oneawa St., Kailua / Andy Wong restaurant. 1957-1999. Sold 3,600 burgers on opening day at 17¢ each; ono "Slush-Shakes" / *contributed by Kaina and Jay
Angelica's – Gentry Pacific Design Center, Iwilei / Italian / Eat Cafe
Arirang – Kaheka St. / Korean restaurant opened in 1961 by Edwin Noh, founder of Noh Foods Hawaii; later sold and became a popular Korean club with exotic entertainment in the 70s *contributed by khs68
Artizen by MW – Hawaii State Art Museum, 250 S. Hotel St / Closed in 2020 due to the economic downturn from the Covid-19 pandemic
Antonio's Pizza – across Kahala Mall / no frills NY-style pizza / currently Honolulu Burger Co.? *contributed by leighton
Antonio's Steak & Seafood – Royal Hawaiian Shopping Center / features / *contributed by leighton
Any Place Lounge – King St. / great lunch and pupus / *contributed by bigbud808
Aotani Fountain – Waialae Ave, Kaimuki / family store/okazuya / currently
Arthur's – (Downtown) ground floor in the Theo H. Davies Bldg. / had a coffee shop and fine dining out of the same kitchen *contributed by Jim Dorsey
Arthur's – Foster Tower Hotel, Waikiki / fine dining Continental cuisine; excellent Steak Diane; earned Holiday Magazine's top award for culinary excellence. Art Stuman owned Benson Smith drugstores in Hawaii. Ran the coffee shop on the drugstore side & fine dining out of the same kitchen. / currently Cheeseburger Waikiki (across beach) *contributed by "Kona" Wally C., c/o Harry Lyons and Jim Dorsey
Asia Garden – McCully & Young Street / Previously was Ara's Restaurant, then later became On On at McCully *contributed by khs68

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Baci – Restaurant Row / freatures / *contributed by leighton
Bakery Kapiolani – Aiea Shopping Center / Aiea location had a lunch counter; the best Dream Cake and fruit tarts *contributed by bob
Bagwells 2424 – Hyatt Regency Hotel, Waikiki / Bagwell was Hyatt Regency Waikiki developer Chris Hemmeter's middle name; 2424 is the Kalakaua Ave street address of the Hyatt Waikiki / currently Japengo (formerly Ciao Mein)
Bambi Inn – S. King Street, across from the ORIGINAL Washington Saimin (where the McCully Zippy's is, not the Pi'ikoi location) / small neighborhood restaurant with a soda fountain; good hamburgers and sundaes back in the 50s and 60s; always stopped for a snack after matinees at Pawa'a and Palace Theaters / currently Hata's Restaurant *contributed by khs68
Bandito's Cantina – Pearlridge Center (near the theaters off Pali Momi St) / Tex-Mex family restaurant / currently
Barney's Burger House – site of the current Ewa Beach Shopping Center, Ewa Beach / opened by Barney Arakawa, son of the founders of Arakawa's in Waipahu; there were actually 3 Barney's locations on Oahu; Barney also had lunchwagons; before Barney's in Ewa Beach, it was Tropics Drive-In; specialties included Barney's "Smashed Cow" (Bacon?) Burger, Sweet & Sour Spare Ribs / currently Shiro's Saimin Stand *contributed by Rc
Bavarian Beer Garden – Royal Hawaiian Shopping Center, Waikiki – German eatery *contributed by "Kona" Wally C.
Beach Boy, The – Lunch wagon parked at Kaiser, Rock Pile and Ala Moana Bowls parking lot in the '70s / They made their chili from scratch in a pressure cooker, many times they told patrons to go back surf, as chili wouldn't be done for another hour. The chili dog was served on a plate with hot dog in a bun, large scoop rice all covered with chili, and mac salad. They had a burger built like a Big Mac, wrapper had a warning label; WARNING may be habit forming. It was!!! We often ate two just to satisfy our taste buds. *contributed by Fred
Beard Papa's – select Foodland & Food Pantry stores on Oahu / gourmet fresh and natural cream puffs from Japan, introduced to Hawaii as a temporary shop in Shirokiya's food court; operated booths inside select Foodland and Food Pantry locations; touted for using highest quality fresh ingredients, including madagascar vanilla / currently Foodland & Food Pantry Delis
Bea's Drive-In – Kapiolani Blvd, Kaimuki / started in 1953 by Bea Shimabukuro, closed 2001; oxtail soup & Japanese mixed plate lunches / previously Donald Duck Drive-In / currently Gazen Izakaya *contributed by khs68
Bea's (or B's) Pie and Deli – 12th ave. across Kaimuki Bowl / Good pies and pastries *contributed by Milt Yamamoto
Beach Boy, The (?) – Lunch wagon parked at Kaiser, Rock Pile and Ala Moana Bowls parking lot in the 1970's / They made their chili from scratch in a pressure cooker, many times they told us to go back surf chili won't be done for another hour. The chili dog was served on a plate with hotdog in a bun, large scoop rice all covered with chili, and mac salad. They had a burger built like a Big Mac, wrapper had a warning label; WARNING may be habit forming. It was!!! we often ate two just to satisfy our taste buds. *contributed by Fred
Beach Broiler, The – Kalaukaua, makai side, near the beach / Owned by restaurateur Al Franco, Jr, who also owned The Sty in Niu Valley, back in the day. At one time, he also ran the Kula Lodge on Maui *contributed by Jay
Beachwalk Broiler – Beachwalk in Waikiki / French Onion Soup *contributed by Sam Camp
Beacon's Restaurant – across of Pearlridge shopping Center / was always super busy; sometimes mistaken for being a Karaoke joint *contributed by Jacqueline Paishon (former Beacon's waitress)
Beau Soleil – Was in Manoa, across the shopping center on East Manoa Rd., I believe. Moved to Kaimuki, on Waialae Ave., near City Mill / good Mediterranean-style food / *contributed by leighton
Beethoven's Fifth – 92 North King Street (downtown Honolulu) / owner Pete Birnbaum; red-checked tablecloths; proof that German food was more than bratwurst and kraut… and they loved pork… and the bread was great / *contributed by Richard Lee-Ching
Bella Italia – Ala Moana Center, Lower level on the makai diamond head side / Italian Inspired restaurant owned by Calvin Chun *contributed by Thomas and Pat
Beniya Shokudo – On the far left corner of University Square when you enter from S. King Street /Local style Japanese food , breakfast and sandwiches; the restaurant may have been one of the first tenants (along with Central Pacific Bank) when University Square was opened in the late 50s *contributed by khs68
Bethlehem Bake Shop – Hau'ula / 1980's era; previously was Hau'ula Bake Shop / *contributed by Phil
Bernard's New York Deli – Kahala / Pastrami Sandwich and potato salad
Bert's Cafe – Part of Pollo's Market on the mauka corner of McCully & Algaroba streets, behind McCully Chop Suey and across from Camellia Buffet (old Golden Duck) / Opened in 1950's by Kana and Uto Uehara; Bert and Kenjiro Uehara (owners in 1990) closed the cafe in early 2013. Both cafe & market were closed about two years ago after being in business since the 1950s. Bert's Cafe was the meeting place for neighborhood gentlemen as well as younger guys who liked to play the nickel pinball machines. / currently the site has been sold and a new building is being constructed *contributed by khs68
Betty's Lunchroom – Near the corner of Mokauea St. and Hoe St. in Kalihi / Old fashion style, share long tables with everyone. Food was similar to Torii's Lunchroom. REAL mom & pop. *contributed by Milt Yamamoto
Big Island Steak House – Aloha Tower Marketplace / space said to be haunted
Bigway Burger – Wahiawa / Kim Chee Burger, fried chicken, fried noodles, slush floats / currently Domino's Pizza; formerly was Golden Coin, who moved into their own building on Kilani & Westervelt *contributed by Brenda and Paul Hayashi
Bill's Bakery – Kapahulu / Custard Pie; became C&C Pasta / currently the Running Room *Contributed by Kendrick Lee & KHS68
Bingham Market – Beretania / features *contributed by Keith Sherman
Bistro, The – Kapiolani Blvd / circa late '70s-early '80s era *contributed by leighton
Bistro, The – Century Center, Kalakaua Ave / 90's era; the Bistro replaced Alfred's; fine dining; dark, with black leather booths; late night menu included Escargot, Cesar Salad, French Onion Soup; Moved to Kapahulu, on Monsarrat, changing its name to Les Escargot, located above (upstairs) a neighborhood grocery store called Mac's Market / *contributed by leighton
Black Angus Restaurant, The – Kuhio Ave, Waikiki (backside of the International Market place) / popular spot for after-the-prom dates; steak & lobster / currently
Black Orchid – Restaurant Row, Kaka'ako / opened by Rich Manetti and Tom Selleck of Magnum P.I. fame / currently Ruth's Chris
Bluebird Drive Inn (may have been Thunderbird Drive Inn either before or after) – Pearl City (across the street where Zippy's is now) / plate lunches; ono Teri Beef / currently *contributed by A.T.
Blue Goose – University Ave. / features / *contributed by bigbud808
Blue Hawaii – Young st. / Fine dining; giant Baked Alaska for 25-person wedding in 1978 *contributed by geoff michaelson
Blue Kangaroo – Kaimuki / "so-so" food; Shepard's Pie was pretty good; nightly floor show band; got raunchy after 10pm / *contributed by KeithF
Blue Ocean Inn – King Kalakaua Building, Kalakaua Avenue, across Kuhio Beach, Waikiki, circa early 1950's / Restaurant and property owner was Paul Agena; smell of deep leather booths & cigarettes, cranked up A/C and having two sunny-side up eggs, ham and two scoops of rice for dinner / currently *contributed by Richard Wiley & Tom Tomai
Blue Ocean Thai Restaurant – Keawe St, Kaka'ako / authentic regional Thai cuisine / currently The Whole Ox
BluWater Grill – Hawaii Kai Shopping Center (next to The Shack, behind Longs) / originally opened by the former chef and select staff of Ryan's in Ward Center; fine dining on the marina waterfront; pacific rim fusion / currently
Bob Barr's Smokin' Bob Barr-B-Q – Kahuhipa St, Kaneohe / BBQ / currently
Bob Busch's Cheesecakes – Originally on Kapahulu Avenue, next to Gima's appliance service and washerette; later expanded with a deli in Ward Warehouse / Bob Busch was once the casting director for "Hawaii Five-O" (the original series with Jack Lord); New York Cheesecake was his specialty *contributed by Jay
Bob's BBQ Buffet – in the American Saving Building on King st. / Owned by Andy and Bob Wong. Maybe the first to have Alaskan King crab on menu, #5 Stadium Mall next to Brandy's bar, #6 the old KC drive in location near Masquerade night club *contributed by Craig Kutsunai
Bob's Big Boy – Mapunapuna / plate lunches, Mexican and Big Boy burgers / still closed due to extensive fire damage. reopening?
Bob's Giant Malts & BBQ – Started by Andy Wong's brother Bob Wong. The original building is still there from the 1970's. At one point in time there were 6 locations up till the 1980s. #1 was at Waikamilo/Dillingham, #2 in Kapahulu across Leonard's bakery in the old dog house, then when they built the strip mall where On On Chinese restaurant is now, #3 at Fort st. Mall at the end near the church *contributed by Craig Kutsunai
Bob's Peanuts – Ward Farmers Market / broke da' mout' ono 'kine boiled peanuts
Bombay Indian Restaurant – Discovery Bay Center, Ala Moana Blvd, Waikiki (across Ilikai, next to Buffalo Wild Wings) / authentic cuisine of India / currently Monsoon India
Bon Appetit – Discovery Bay, Waikiki / Owned and run by chef Guy Banal. The Honolulu Club made a deal with Guy to operate its F&B business in the mid-1980s. He turned it from American cuisine to French and the sales dropped from $100K/month to $60K. He made money anyway because of the way his deal was structured. The Club never recovered that lost business and stopped trying to serve real meals when they canceled his contract. *contributed by Linkmeister.
Boomerang's – Restaurant Row / features / *contributed by leighton
Brandy's Bar and Grill – Stadium Mall, Halawa / Opened back in the 80's. Used to be a popular place for dart throwing, pupus and drinks. / Currently T Darby's *contributed by Jay
Brandi's Lunchwagon – Kaka'ako / known for massive plate lunches
Brandy's Drive-In – Farrington Hwy, Waipahu / local breakfast & plate lunch / previously Diner's Drive-In, currently ~~Jenny's~~ (closed)
Bread Line, The – University Ave (across from UH) / Fine dining; the first step for original KCC Culinary Grads *contributed by geoff michaelson
Bread Of Life, The – At the corner of Kihapai St. and Kainehe St. in Kailua; The parking was a grassy area / Sub and sandwich shop. The owners were religious as there'd be scriptures and things written around the restaurant. Used to order sandwiches by number. The #16 was the loaded sandwich. IIRC, there was a jar of huge pickles sold for a quarter each – this being in the mid-70's. / currently Subway (previously Heidi's) *contributed by Rodney Lee
Brent's Restaurant & Delicatessen – Kailua / breakfast; deli sandwiches (reuben, pastrami, etc.), lunch plates
Brew Moon – Ward Center
Broadway Oyster Bar – Keeaumoku St. / Short-lived (opened and closed in 2011) Japanese-run seafood restaurant specializing in live oysters. Good concept, not-so-good execution. Lack of experienced management and staff fluent in English contributed to its downfall. *contributed by Leighton
Bubba Gump Shrimp Co. – Ala Moana Center @ 3rd level Ho'okipa Terrace / Theme restaurant of the namesake movie. Menu was cajun/New Orlean's influenced. Owned by Landry's, same owner as nearby Mai Tai Bar, thus shared the same kitchen. Closed in February 2020 due to leasing renewal dispute. To be replaced by Olive Olive Garden
Buck's Bakery – In the building on the makai/diamond corner of Makahihi Way and S. King Street / Rectangular sweet bread for high school fund raisers; next door was Hisago Okazuya *contributed by khs68
Bueno Nalo – Waimanalo, then moved to Daimond Head
Buffet 100 – Ward Center, Westridge Center / Chinese family buffet / curently Tony Roma's? at Westridge
Bunmeido of Hawaii – S. King St, Mo'ili'ili / Japanese bakery featuring European Castella Honey Cake, Mikasayama & Apple Turnovers; sold in shop and Shirokiya / currently
Burgerland – Monsarrat Ave/Kapahulu-Diamond Head / Char-grilled local style burgers, teriyaki and charsiu plate, voted best mac salad / currently Diamond Head Market Grill
Burgers on the Edge – Kapahulu Ave, Kapahulu Safeway Plaza – Specialty burgers, featuring rotating customer-designed "Burger of the Month" specials. Owners closed doors to consolidate operations with nearby Good to Grill, also in Kapahulu Safeway Plaza / currently Panda Express
Buzz Burger – Moanalua Shopping Center / 25¢ burgers & 10¢ sodas / currently
Buzz's Original Steak House -2535 Coyne St., Mo'ili'ili / owned by Bobby Lou and Buzz Schneider, along with business partner John McManus; situated in a 2-story building sharing the same parking lot as what is now Burger King and Jiffy Lube, near University Ave.; opened in 1957, closed 1983 / Currently RB Bar & Grill *contributed by Jarin (business partner of Vit's Steak House Waikiki), Carol, Steve Todd & Linkmeister
Buzz's Steak & Lobster – Saratoga Rd, Waikiki / now doing business as Vit's Hawaiian Steak House on Kuhio Ave (previously T.G.I. Fridays); not affiliated with Buzz's Original Steakhouse in Kailua / Saratoga location currently Trump International Hotel Waikiki Beach walk (BLT Steak in same spot) *contributed by Andy Mikonis
Buzz's Steak House – Pearl City / It closed a couple of months ago when the building was cited for numerous health code violations. *contributed by Linkmeister
Brownbaggers, The – Puck's Alley, Koko Head side of the King St. stairwell / Remember Mr. Subs? Started out in Pucks Alley way back when (70's?). And before that, there was "The Brownbagger", a barbecue joint on the Koko head side of the King St. stairwell in Puck's Alley. *contributed by Jay
BWS Cafeteria – Rooftop (4th floor) of the Honolulu City & County Board of Water Supply Building, across the State Capitol, mauka side of Beretania Street / Operated by two brothers (either local Okinawan or Japanese). Local plate lunch grinds and Oxtail Soup. Open air ambiance, nice tradewinds, with a great view of Hawaii's "Capitol District", near downtown Honolulu.
Bryon II – Ala Moana Center (street level, below Shirokiya & Macy's) / fine dining, named after Marian & Andy Wong's son Byron / currently Assagio's
Byron's Drive-In – Airport / 24 hour "greasy spoon", featuring plate lunches, burgers, sandwiches, breakfast, specialties, named after Marian & Andy Wong's son Byron / currently

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C&C Pasta – on the corner, or close to 12th Ave and Waialae Ave. intersection; was 1 slot [15-20′] from the corner of 12th/Waialae / 50's to 60's era; C&C was named for the two owners, both were surnames, M/F [not a couple]. Became 2 subsequent eateries; had a deli and sold fresh, raw pasta; good home style Italian food; Chef Matt is now corporate chef with Times Super Market / *contributed by Leighto& Kendrick Lee
Cafe Che Pasta – 1001 Bishop Street, Downtown Honolulu (formerly on 12th Ave. in Kaimuki) / Casual Italian fare; live music and dance club at night, including a lesbian event called "The Black Garter" / currently *contributed by Leighton
Cafe DeLisle – Kapahulu
Cafe Flamingo – Ala Moana Blvd. and Kapiolani locations / Local kine foods, cheap, and cozy bar with pupus like fried chicken wings and boiled peanuts. Originally Olympic Grill (Ala Moana), it was bought by Steven Nagamine in 1950, who renamed it Café Flamingo after his stay at the Flamingo Hotel in Vegas. Cafe Flamingo was then moved to the Kapiolani location in 1960 / Ala Moana location is the currently site of Restaurant Row contributed by Richard Lee-Ching & khs68
Cafe Lani – Ala Moana Center, mall level near Longs Drugs / Fusion Japanese-Italian-American bistro owned by Japanese restaurant group Pier 30; opened in 2014, closed abruptly in January 2019
Cafe Taj Mahal – Corner of Waialae Ave. & St. Louis Drive / Fresh, home-cooked multi-regional blend Indian dishes, breads, and entrees. Classic favorites like Curry Masala, Korma, Biryani, Naan, and Samosas. Also curry dishes, fresh breads, and clay oven grilled tandoori kebabs mix flavors from different regions of India / Currently Kuhio Grille (coming soon!)
Caffelatte – On Saratoga, in Waikiki, across the post office, upstairs / Prix Fixe menu, three course for $35; offerings determined that day; good, home-cooked Italian food; Gnocchi was excellent; closed in 2008 / *contributed by leighton
Cajoe's – Nimitz Hwy, Airport / Southern style roasted 'n fried chicken, AMAZING corn bread
Cane Knife Room – location? / owners were Al Viviano, who occupied the first booth and greeted all comers, including the mayor and governor; the bar was called the Cane Knife Room and they had the best anchovy pizza at the bar! / *contributed by Jonathan Roberts
Canlis' Charcoal Broiler Restaurant – Waikiki / Waitresses wore Kimonos / currently a boutique retail strip mall
Canoes at the Ilikai – Ilikai Hotel, Waikiki / Pacific Rim Fusion cuisine / currently
Capitol Drive Inn – Waialae Ave & 6th Ave (across Sacred Hearts), Kaimuki / Opened in 1945 by Herbert & Margaret Uyehara; closed in early 70's when lease expired; known for their roast pork sandwich & orange freeze / currently Servco Toyota *contributed by khs68
Captain's Table – former Hawaiian Waikiki Beach Hotel (currently Aston Waikiki Beach) / Frank DeLima comedy show nightly; pacific rim casual dining / currently Tiki's Grill & Bar
Capt's Galley – Moana Hotel / Basic steakhouse on the beach. A fave spot among Waikiki locals on TG for turkey dinner. Lots of sports celeb visitors during Pro Bowl (Pete Rozelle & Pat Summerall) because the bar was so quiet. Gordon Mark played classic ukulele there. *contributed by Jim Dorsey
Carnival Las Palmas – Restaurant Row, Kaka'ako / Mexican buffet / currently
Caryn's Okazu-Ya – Young St. / teriyaki fish looked exactly like the one from Monsarrat Delicatessen, over 40 years ago; parents used to own Monsarrat Deli / *contributed by leighton
Casa Del Sol – Kalakaua Ave./ Mid 70s, the BEST Sour Cream Chicken Enchiladas. Mariachi band played during dinner hours. Fun place! *contributed by Milt Yamamoto
Casa Magana – Temple Valley Shopping Center, Ahuimanu (Windward Oahu) / Mexican; really good 'n cheesy enchiladas
Casa Mia's – Ewa Beach / awesome spaghetti & meatballs (size of a baseball!), massive pizzas served on TV trays / *contributed by Rc
Castagnola's – Manoa & Waikiki (Ala Moana Blvd. and Hilton Hawaiian Village / authentic regional Italian cuisine prepared by a master; the owner of Assagio; Sonny & Cher, along with young daughter spotted at Hilton Hawaiian Village restaurant *contributed by Richard Welch
Castagnola's Pizzeria – Restaurant Row, Kaka'ako /
Catch of the Day Sushi – islandwide / "Robot" sushi operation (like Genki) using boats as the delivery system; the very colorful owner had a TV cooking segment
Cathay Inn – Farrington Hwy. (across where is now Hannara's, formerly Waianae Drive Inn) / the bestest giant crispy egg rolls / currently *contributed by Chris Costa
Cavalier – 1600 Kapiolani Blvd. (street side of the Pan Am Building) / fine dining restaurant in late the 70′s; famous for the Mahi Mahi Almondine; popular lunch spot for workers in building *contributed by Patti Kendall & Hana
Cereal Remix – Ka'ahumanu St, Pearl City – mix 'n match D-I-Y breakfast cereal bar
Che Pasta – Downtown Honolulu, at the corner of Hotel and Bishop / Italian cuisine; also hosted weekend nights dance events, including the "Black Garter Cafe", catered to the lesbian community
Che Pasta Kaimuki – 3575 Waialae Ave. / Italian cuisine / currently Kona Kai Sushi *contributed by khs68
ChaChaCha Caribe Mexican Restaurant –342 Seaside Ave across the street from Waikiki theaters 1&2 in the old United Airlines hotel / Established 1995, Closed 2013; Taco Tuesday's, featuring margarita pitchers, mango-habanero salsa, tequila wall of fame (120 tequilas) and the most outstanding waitresses!!! *contributed by Rob Godaire
Chaco's Yakiniku Restaurant – mauka side of Old Waialae Road, where Kapiolani meets up with Kapahulu Ave / A cozy place, and went kind of downhill when it became converted to Oasis nightclub in the 1980s. The late ghost story writer Glenn Grant wrote about the dismembered hand that had been found in the parking lot around that time…supposedly has to do with a series of supernatural events that involve Mo`ili`ili and Ka`imuki. / currently a public storage facility *contributed by Tim
Chai's Island Bistro – Aloha Tower Market Place
Champion Bakery – Beretania St. past McCully / Joc (owner) came from King St.in Palama by Palama Theatre. GREAT malasadas. Also great breakfasts. *contributed by Milt Yamamoto
Chan's Chinese Restaurant – Moiliili, on the bottom level of Puck's Alley, S. King Street, Kokohead side (next to the driveway) / Their Chan's Special Won ton soup was awesome. Also they made these curry turnovers that were simply to die for. *contributed by Jay
Chart House Haiku Gardens – Haiku Valley in Kaneohe / local and continental cuisine restaurant overlooking lush green garden and koi pond; popular venue for weddings / currently Haleiwa Joe's Haiku Gardens *contributed by Scott McMillan
Chart House Waikiki – 1765 Ala Moana Blvd. / Closed in 2020 due to the economic downturn from the Covid-19 pandemic.
Chef's Table, The – Keahole St, Hawaii Kai – Bavarian cuisine and beer – currently Maile's Thai Bistro
Chez Michel – Eaton Square, Waikiki / authentic French cuisine by the late Michel Martin
Chi Chi's – Westridge Shopping Center, Aiea / Mexican fare by day, club by night
Chicken Alice's – Kapiolani Blvd (just outside Ala Moana Center) / opened in 1982 by Alice Yang, closed in 1995. Famous for her spicy Korean Chicken Wings (see Star Bulletin archives link for recipe!)
Chicken in a Basket – across the McCully Bridge on the other side of the Ala Wai / features *contributed by Keith Sherman
Chicken Delight – Kapiolani Blvd. / popular spot after going out in Waikiki. *contributed by bob
Chico's Pizza – Waialae Ave & St. Louis Dr, Kaimuki / pizza, fried chicken 'n potato wedges; the "Home Towner" pizza*: cheese, bacon and mushrooms, with thin-sliced tomatoes added after it was baked for a hot-meets-cold temperature contrast (ooh!!!) / currently City Mill *contributed by John B
China House – bridge to Ala Moana Shopping Center / features *contributed by E Chun and FGII
Chinese Chuckwagon – Ward Farmers Market / Andy Wong; closed 1997 / currently Marukai
Ching Lee Chop Suey – Next to Andy's Drive-In in Kailua / It was the go-to Chinese restaurant in Kailua for the more fancy celebrations – like someone's birthday lol. Ching Lee later became the current New Mui Kwai Chop Suey II. *contributed by Rodney Lee
Chin's Szechuan – Waialae Ave, Kahala – Chinese Szechuan cuisine – currently Assagio's
Chip's Coffee Shop – Near Rainbow Rollerland on Keeaumoku Street / Jo-Ann Downing's mother used to work there *contributed by Jo-Ann Downing
Chong's Bar-B-Q – City Square, Dillingham Blvd / Korean cuisine / currently Ha Long Pho Noodle House
Chris Hemmeter's – Hemmeter Center
Chuck E. Cheese (Aina Haina) – Aina Haina Shopping Center / Remember the animattronic pizza wars? The founder of Atari founded Chuck E Cheese's, then brokered a deal with Brock Hotels. Brock then broke the deal and contracted another aninatronics company to come up with their own pizza theater show (Showbiz Pizza). CEC sued and won a big settlement, but then went bankrupt a and was bought out by Showbiz. Then Showbiz pushed out their original animatronics company, but apparently forgot that they owned the rights to the shows, at which point they rebranded under the Chuck E Cheese name. I'm pretty sure the one in Aina Haina was first a Chuck E Cheese, then switched to Showbiz, then BACK to Chuck E Cheese. *contributed by Jay
Chowder House, The – Ward Warehouse / Established by restaurateur Andy Wong, known to be a regular stop for then-Senator Barack Obama / currently
Chuck's – Hawaii Kai / great restaurant with a piano bar; for several years Chuck's had a shark on display in a too small aquarium right in front of the "wait to be seated" check-in; people complained for a few years until it was finally removed *contributed by T.T.
Chuck's Steak House, Pearlridge – ground floor of Phase I Pearlridge / steaks, chops and seafood / currently *contributed by Linkmeister
Chuck's Steak House, Waikiki – Outrigger Waikiki Beach Resort, 2nd floor overlooking Waikiki beach / Originally opened in Waikiki at the Edgewater Hotel in 1959, then in 1967 moved to the Outrigger. he legendary Chuck's Steak House will close its doors at the end of March after more than 50 years in business. The restaurant was operated by founder Chuck Rolles' son Scott, who also still operates Chuck's Cellar right up Kaiulani Avenue in the Ohana East Hotel. Chuck's Steak House Waikiki closed at the end of March 2018 to be converted to Voyager 47 lounge, a venue for resort guests and locals planning private events.
Chunky's Drive-In – King St, Mo'ili'ili (next to the old stadium) / Chunky's shared the same parking lot with an IGA Supermarket; shrimp boat, rib eye steak plate, corned beef hash plate with gravy over everything, hamburger deluxe, thick crinkle cut fries, orange freeze, slush float / currently First Hawaiian Bank *contributed by khs68
Chung Shan – Olive Ave., Wahiawa / Family owned Chinese restaurant by the Hui's. Very reasonable mom and pop style. VERY NICE people!!! *contributed by Milt Yamamoto
Chun Hoon Market & Everybody's Bakery – Liliha (where Hungry Lion was) / window on the sidewalk and you could get a bag of french fries for 15¢ / Currently Walgreens and other tenants *contributed by Amy, KeithF
Ciao Mein – Hyatt Regency Hotel, Waikiki / Chinese-meets-Italian fusion cuisine / currently Japengo
Ciro's Dinner & Lounge – Hotel St., downtown Honolulu / Circa early 50's. "Where Epicureans Meet" & "Food at its finest… impeccably served in quiet air conditioned luxury". Owned and run by Frank and Al Viviano. It was nice and dark and cool inside and had green lights in planter boxes in the dining areas. There was also an upstairs dining room.White tablecloth place with great pupus and steaks, chops and fish and chicken dishes. The waitresses were super-skilled and the service was great. There was a big glass window between the kitchen and the seating area so you could see that it was clean as a whistle. Excellent vichyssoise, garlic steak. Fine dinner for two costs $5.00 / Currently Ross Dress for Less *contributed by pat & Richard Wiley, Jonathan Roberts and Lowell
City Grill, The – 72 South King St./ Advertised in 1950 Thrum's Annual. *contributed by Robert Traina
City Pharmacy – S. Beretania and Pensacola, where Auntie Pasto's is / They had a fountain with the best breakfast. This was in the 50s and 60s. The pharmacist wore a white coat. There were so many fountains in town that were fading in the 70s. *contributed by Eric
Clay's Fish and Chips – old location of the Waipahu Post Office in that small shopping center behind Longs Drugs / yummy hole-in-the-wall fish and chips joint / currently *contributed by Jacqueline Paishon
Clock's Drive-In – Waipahu / tacos / currently
Cock's Roost, The – Waikiki International Marketplace / Spencecliff restaurant; Carlos Santana performed there before he became famous / *contributed by winnie
Coco's Coffee House – Kapiolani Blvd & Kalakaua Ave / a Spencecliff restaurant; open 24 hours; memorable spinach soup* / currently vacant (previously Hard Rock Cafe) *countributed by John B
Coffee Talk – Ewa, next door & on the corner, had begun, way back in the 1950 as some Mom 'n Pop grocery store; in the 1960s, this place became an American Security Bank [but FHB has long been where they are today, & Bank of Hi has long been at Center/Waialae, so this was the bank area; later, ASB closed, so they closed the branch. *contributed by Kendrick Lee
Coral Reef Restaurant – Ala Moana Center, lower level, next to Shirokiya / Established by restaurateur Andy Wong, featuribg Chinese cuisine, such aShrimp Canton, Mandarin Duck, Shark's Fin Soup, Almond Chicken and Century Old Egg / currently Assagio's?
Corner Kitchen, The – 477 Kapahulu Ave. / Sushi & Sports Bar. Closed around July 2015.
Cork and Fork, The – Eaton Square, Waikiki / 70s to 80s era steakhouse with killer salad bar; Arthur Lyman used to play there *contributed by Jay
Country Kitchen – Kamehameha Hwy, Ka'a'awa (next to the Post Office by 7-Eleven / best loco moco, burgers 'n fries, plate lunch
College Inn – University Avenue, just off campus, south of the Dole Street intersection; Ewa side, about a half block north of the Lutheran Church / Owned by Gentaro and Toshi Kaneshiro (Columbia Inn) from 1960 – 1963; there were fresco murals between the windows which were high up on the wall that may have been done by artist Jean Charlot, who was also a UH Manoa professor of art (and did the large frescos in nearby Bachman Hall on the campus); individual juke box play selectors at each booth; best hamburger steak plate / currently Tsukuneya Robata Grill (previously Players Sports Bar and Pizza Hut, respectively) *contributed by Keith Sherman, khs68 and Lowell
Colony, The – Hyatt Regency Hotel, Waikiki / steak house featuring house dry-aged prime grade beef fire-grilled over Kiawe
Columbia Inn – Kapiolani Blvd., next to the Honolulu Advertiser building.; also Waialae Ave., Kaimuki, in the shopping center with Times and Longs; also Pearl City, on Kaahumanu St., just mauka of Kamehameha Hwy./ Historical facts from "The Oroku, Okinawa Connection; UH Center for Oral History": Opened December 20, 1941 by Gentaro & Toshi (Fred) Kaneshiro on Beretania Street at Tin Can Alley (Maunakea St). Popular restaurant and bar for military and government workers during WWII. In 1964 because of Chinatown redevelopment Columbia Inn relocated to Kapiolani Blvd. (Times Grill opened by Wallace & Albert Teruya in 1939). The Waimalu Columbia Inn was opened in July 1981 (on the same day Toshi passed away) to expand the business. Both the Kapiolani and Waimalu restaurants were sold in 1984/1986 to the Japanese corporation, Kyotaru. As part of the sale, the family stayed on at Kapiolani up to the time the restaurant was closed by Kyotaru in 2001. In 2001, the Nguyen brothers bought the Kaimuki Columbia Inn. They leased the restaurant's name from Alan Casupang, who bought the franchise rights from his former employer, Kyotaru Hawaii, which had owned the Kyotaru and Columbia Inn restaurants in Hawai'i since 1986. Columbia Inn Top of the Boulevard became famous for its award winning "broke-da-mouth" stew. The Kapiolani location was a popular eating and drinking spot for locals and celebrities, as well as journalists from the Honolulu Advertiser next door. The Kapiolani location was also HQ for LA Dodgers fans for a long long time, as owner Toshi Kaneshiro was a big fan of the team. / Kapiolani location is currently BMW dealership; Pearl City location is currently Gyotaku *contributed by khs68, Leighton & Linkmeister
Comito's – in a smaller hotel in Waikiki on Nohonani Street (or possibly Nahua) / 70s era fine dining Italian restaurant. Lin Comito was the owner and also had a smaller restaurant, for a short time, also called Comito's, downtown on Merchant Street next door to what is now Murphy's. Lin Comito was also a partner in the Lollipop. *contributed by Jerrie Mitchell
Common Groundz – Keahole St, Hawaii Kai Shopping Center (between The Shack & former BluWater Grill) / gourmet Coffee bistro, also serving breakfast and pastries /
Compadres Bar & Grill – Ward Centre / Tex-Mex, hot spot
Concessions Surf & Snacks – concession stand on the Ewa end of Ala Moana Beach Park / breakfast, plate lunch, burgers, hot dogs, snacks, drinks; used recently for Hawaii Five-O sets as "Waiola Shave Ice" / currently a Shave Ice stand
Crab House Makino – Corner of Ala Moana Blvd. and Ena Road, Waikiki (in the Canterbury Place condo) / Budget all-you-can-eat Japanese seafood buffet. Replaced Todai in May 2015, closed in 2018.
Crouching Lion Inn – Kaa'awa / Continental-Pacific Rim cuisine; ocean views near Kahana Bay on Windward Oahu; named for the distinctive rock formation high above the property *contributed by Joan Thomson
Crown Court Restaurant, The – Duty Free Waikiki (top floor) / upscale buffet owned and operated by Luis Butay, Jr., former Executive Chef of Liberty House (current owner of Apple Tree Cafe @ Loulen's Courte) / currently office space
Crown Drive-In – Waialae Ave, Kaimuki / slush float / previously Tubby's, currently Zippy's
Coral Lanai Terrace – Halekulani Resort, Waikiki / turned into Hau Terrace / currently *contributed by Scott M.
Coral Reef Restaurant – Ala Moana Center, lower level, next to Shirokiya / Andy Wong, 9-course Chinese dinner & specialties
CPO Club – Right across the street from Pearl Harbor Kai / before anyplace in the states had a salad bar, they did, including Lobster Salad with celery and mayo; the best shrimp; floor shows every night; swimming pool in back of the CPO Club *contributed by Donna Vaughn
Crack Seed Center – Ala Moana Center (an original tenant), Liliha Square, University Ave / li hing fruits, seeds, mochi crunch and other delectable snacks / currently operating an online eCommerce store *contributed by Amy
Craig's Bakery – Maluniu Avenue, Kailua / 60's to early 70's era; best tasting cakes *contributed by Jan
Cup of Joe, A – Monsarrat Ave / features

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D'Amico's Pizza – Sunset Beach, North Shore, located next to Sunset Beach Store / Pizza joint *source: Remembering Oahu from the Past on FB
Da Hui's Kitchen – Ala Moana Center Food Court / local grindz; portuguese sausage-stuffed burgers
Daiei – Kailua, Waipahu, Pearl City & Kaheka (near Ala Moana Center) / department store, American and asian supermarket, deli / currently Don Quijote (previously Holiday Mart)
Daikoku Lunchroom – Wong Ho Lane, off Beretania, where Goodwill is now / Mid-70s favorite lunch spot, with ono food run by really nice people. *contributed by Milt Yamamoto
Dairyman's Ice Cream Parlor (now Meadow Gold) – corner of Keeaumoku and Beretania / circa 50's and 60's; originally known as Purity Inn; on Young Street they had an entry where trucks would load up; ice cream cups was packed in dry ice with the wooden spoons enclosed *contributed by Silvakil, Fran & Paul
Dairy Queen – Monsarrat St., next to Waikiki Elementary School / soft-serve cone (with trademark "curl" on the top) was five cents (early 1960′s). For chocolate dipped, add another nickel) / *contributed by leighton
Dairyu House of Noodles – Corner of S. King and Punahou / famous for their Mabo Tofu Ramen and Yakisoba; good curry and gyoza were also hit side dishes *contributed by Jay
Daruma Ramen – Keeaumoku St (Samsung Plaza), Kaka'ako; also Royal Hawaiian Shopping Center, Waikiki / authentic Tokyo style Japanese Ramen – currently
Deb's Ribs & Old School Soul Food – Kailua Beach Center, Kailua Rd / Southern BBQ
Deelite Bakery – Dillingham Blvd. / rainbow cake *contributed by A. Keomaka
Del Webb's – Kuilima Resort / "Kuilima Dip" sandwich, made with sliced sirlion and swiss cheese (really good) *contributed by Jay
Democrat St. Okazu-ya – Next door to Democrat St. market in Kalihi / Really "oi-shii" okazu! *contributed by Milt Yamamoto
Dick's Bakery – Kaimuki near 12th Avenue and Waialae, next to a coffee talk shop (former bank building) / Dick used to make ono apple pies / currently *contributed by Paul Yee
Dickens Pub – Blackfield Building, fronting Kapiolani Blvd. / 80s era English Pub owned by Arie Bos, who also owned Portofino Italian Restuarant; best French Onion Soup and pauhana bar *contributed by GK Wong and Linkmeister
Dillingham Saimin – 1425 Dillingham Blvd. / Closed in 2020 due to the economic downturn from the Covid-19 pandemic
Diners – Waimalu Shopping Plaza / Closed within the past year (2016); established in 1963, this was the last Diner's on Oahu, formerly of which there were several locations *contributed by Linkmeister
Diner's Drive Inn – King St. Kalihi (the original, when Sugai owned in the 60's and 70's / The only place that had watercress in the mac salad… "ono"! *contributed by Milt Yamamoto
Dixie Grill (Ward) – Ward Ave & Halekauwila St, Kaka'ako / BBQ & bar; catchy letterbox sign in front; replaced by Dixie Grill owner with Tio's Mexican Garage / currently Kanpai Bar & Grill (new owners)
D's in Mapunapuna – location? / Owners were Bob and Carol. The Best Fried Rice. Bob now manages Kapiolani Coffee Shop (oxtail soup place) in Waimalu Shopping Plaza *contributed by Milt Yamamoto
Doc & Eve's Fast Food – West side of Kamehameha Hwy. near Olive Ave. / '70s era Wahiawa area bakery popular with the GIs, featuring a variety of fresh-baked breads; made EXCELLENT sub sandwiches with their breads! *contributed by Kawika
Dockside Plantation – Hawaii Kai / opened in 1987 by Dolly Parton / replaced by BluWater Grill (now also closed)
Doe Fang Enterprises – Aina Haina Shopping center, Ewa of Chuck E Cheese / Crack seed store with all sorts of candies, snacks, manapua, pork hash, Icee, etc. Doe Fang was owned by Uncle Clayton Chang since 1996. On Saturdays Uncle Clay had manapua to sell that he picked up at Char Hung Sut. The store was remodeled and reopened in 2011 as House of Pure Aloha. When When Uncle Clay was at Kalani High School, he played the accordion with the rock & roll group The Harmonics. *contributed by Jay & khs68
Dog House, The – Kapahulu (near Leonard's Bakery) / tiny little A-framed house, owned by Arakaki family, 3 tacos for $1.00, foot long Coney Island Dog with chopped onions / *contributed by KeithF
Doggie Diner – Kailua (next to Times Supermarket) / features *contributed by Rick Derrickson
Donald Duck Restaurant and Drive Inn – Kapiolani Blvd. (across Kaimuki H.S.) / Bea's Drive Inn took over in 1960's; full meal included tossed salad or fruit cocktail, drink and dessert of pudding or jello all for 60 cents in late 1950s /currently Gazen Izakaya *contributed by Rich Shintaku & khs68
Donato's – Manoa Marketplace (2nd floor), Manoa / Donato Loperfido; fresh tomato, arugula, bresaola and shaved Parmesan, house-made mozzarella stuffed with roasted peppers and soppressaia, salmon carpaccio with fennel
Don B's Waterways Restaurant – Hawaii Kai on Kuapa Pond / Don Buechner ( famed General Manager from John Dominis ) and his wife Eileen Locsin and her family bought the restaurant from Dolly Parton's ailing business in 1988. It was fine dining downstairs and casual upstairs in the bar and beautifully renovated with the best views ( before Costco was built) . It had gorgeous interiors and 2 floors of wrap around lanais with water views and a 100 foot boat dock. In fact Eileen started the very first Boat Parade from Don B's boat dock. The food was delicious with the best fresh Ahi Sandwich with San Francisco's imported sourdough bread and the hamburgers upstairs were famous also. Everything was fresh imported greens..live imported crab and lobsters served in the fine dining portion of the restaurant downstairs and the fabulous wasabi garlic mashed potatoes! Live music on all weekends and holidays. The Desert Storm conflict and the 3 year project on Kalanianaole Hwy and bad economy terribly hurt Don B's. They were forced to close in 1991. Don Buechner moved on to the Mauna Lani Hotel and was GM at the fine dining Canoehouse Restaurant on the Big Island. The old Don B's Restaurant is now a large recording studio. *contributed by Tracey
Don Ho's Island Grill – Aloha Tower Marketplace / originally opened by the late and great Don Ho, then purchased by the same owner of Dixie Grill; Hawaii regional cuisine / currently
Don the Beachcomber – International Market Place, Waikiki / features / currently *contributed by Scott M.
Dote's Super Market – Kaneohe, up the street from Keaahala Road. / 1959 super market
Doug & Don's Gee-a-Deli – in the same bldg. as Pizza Pete's in Kailua / much-loved, very popular deli; opened in the late 70′s and lasted all the way until just after they built the Senior's home behind McDonalds and killed the business; patrons had sandwiched named after them; best pastrami sandwich this side of the old Lynn's Deli at Ala Moana / currently a Karate school *contributed by OhanaDoug
Duck Yun Chop Suey – Aina Haina / The owners are relatives of the owners from On-On in McCully (now closed) / renamed and is currently Aina Haina Chop Suey *contributed by khs68
Duke Kahanamoku's – Waikiki International Market Place / The place was named for the renowned Olympian athlete and operated by the late impresario Kimo Wilder McVay; the dinners actually played second fiddle to the room's top banana, entertainer Don Ho in all his glory, and it was a spot to catch a glimpse of Frank Sinatra, Sammy Davis Jr., Liza Minnelli and other glitterati of the era eager to sing and sway to "Tiny Bubbles" and swoon to "I'll Remember You".
Dunkin' Donuts – Statewide / Maurice Sullivan (Foodland) introduced the first Hawaii McDonald's and Dunkin' Donuts in 1968 at the Aina Haina Shopping Center. Dunkin' Donuts made a comeback to Hawaii in the late 90s?, when they were somehow affiliated (or so it seemed) with Catch of the Day Sushi, a robot sushi operation; this being the two establishments were typically next to each other *contributed by khs68
Dutch Girl Bakery – Kamehameha Shopping Center, Liliha / hot apple pie, excellent cornbread / *contributed by Aaron, Richard Lee-Ching, Diner "Saimin Kaukau" E
Dynasty Chinese Restaurant – Discovery Bay, Waikiki / Hong Kong-style Chinese restaurant, devoted to large parties / currently Buffalo Wild Wings

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E&O Trading Co. – Ward Center / uber hip Eurasian cuisine
Eastern Food Center – King Street/Chinatown / closed in 2015 after a fire in the building; kitchen had roast duck and charshu hanging over the glass windows; inside is a small eatery serving family style Cantonese? food; affordably priced noodles and rice plates included pig/duck/chicken feet, beef tomato, bitter melon and chicken; Village Noodle House (currently open) is an equal replacement, albeit higher priced / Currently a porcelain and jewelry store *contributed by Ted
Eastern Garden – Two locations, Westridge Shopping Center in Pearl City and Kaimuki, at the bottom of Waialae Ave / nice couple owned it, also opened Mandalay on Alakea St?; excellent Singapore Rice Noodles / *contributed by leighton
Eastside Grill – University Ave, Puck's Alley / sports bar / currently
Eat at Joe's – Outrigger Malia, Waikiki / features / currently
Ebisu Catering Service – King St, Moi'ili'ili / Okazuya takeout / *contributed by Diner "Saimin Kaukau" E
Eddie's Burgers & Frozen Custard – Waialae Ave, Kaimuki / burgers, ice cream & frozen custard
Eddie's Drive-In – Waipahu / fried noodles / *contributed by julie
Edo Shokudo – King Street, where Yaki Yaki Miwa is near Keeaumoku / It was there in the 60s and 70s. It was run by a Japanese lady and made the best lacy shrimp tempura. *contributed by Eric
El Toro – Keeaumoku St. / 70s era Mexican restaurant / owner gave a handyman a scarlet macaw as payment for some plaster work done on the restaurant. It was an obnoxious bird that lived a very long time. *contributed by Jerrie Mitchell
El Pollo Loco – Westridge Center, Aiea / flame-grilled chicken, chain restaurant / currently KFC
Elephant & Castle – Ka'ahumanu Rd, Pearl City / Fish 'n Chips, English Pub / *contributed by L
Elliot's Chuckwagon – Kapiolani Blvd / buffet, along with Queen's surf, prime rib and fried chicken *contributed by Richard Lee-Ching
Embers – Royal Hawaiian Hotel, Waikiki, circa late 1950's / owner of the Embers was Don Stroud's family (local boy, Kaimuki HS), not Donald Sutherland (the actor) / currently . *contributed by Richard Wiley
Emilio's Pizza Restaurant – 1423 Kalakaua Ave (corner of King St.) / Roberto and Brian worked there as family friends. Brian was 11-12 years old and escorted people to the remote bathroom. Dwayne Johnson, "The Rock" was a waiter for a while during the early 90s. Brian's mom used to supply the fresh basil. If you ever had any dish with fresh basil, it was supplied from Brian's mom's garden at Makiki park. It's a long story why they closed, avoiding greed could have stopped it. Roberto put a bunch of computers in the dining area trying to download every song on the internet and make bootlegs, neglecting the restaurant. Brian worked for Roberto when he needed help but he paid him below minimum wage, and sometimes not at all. All he had to do was pay me normal wages, or quadruple wages – ($15/hr in 2003) like he did for his family. The front area turned to a cockroach ridden, cigarette smelling bank of computers downloading pirate music 24/7. Jade Moon came in to eat and was disappointed, she was right. It was no longer the same as it was. In the end Roberto, who knew Brian since he was 4 and when Emilio's was near Red Lobster on Ala Moana blvd. in the early 80's acted like Brian did something to him by not working for below minimum wage in a restaurant half taken over by banks of cockroach infested, cigarette smelling computers downloading the entire database of The Pirate Bay, and blamed Brian for his restaurant closing.
/ Currently a smoke shop
*contributed by The Cooks and Brian
Empress Restaurant, The – Chinese Cultural Plaza
Emjay's – Aina Haina Shopping Center / supermarket chain to become Foodland; named for Maurice J. Sullivan, founder of Foodland / currently Foodland Farms
Epicurean, The – Lewers & Kalakaua Ave. (a bit Diamond Head of Stewarts Pharmacy), Waikiki, circa 1950's / pricey (meals were $5 at the time) / currently *contributed by Richard Wiley
Epicurean Consensus – Short-lived restaurant in Puck's Alley / features / *contributed by leighton
Esprit Lounge – Sheraton Waikiki, Waikiki / lounge bar and nightclub, extensive light to heavy pupu menu (sashimi to burgers) / currently Rum Fire
Ethel Okazuya – In the Liberty Building (Liberty Bank) diamond head corner of S. King and Kaheka / 50s era; favorite was Ethel's spicy spaghetti, which wasn't offered at any other McCully okazuyas at the time / currently a bread bakery *contributed by khs68
Everybody's Super Market – McCully next to the Ala Wai / features *contributed by Keith Sherman
Evergreen and Green Turtle – Kapiolani Blvd., across KGMB TV/ Old school coffee shop fare, opened by Harry Seigi Uehara, retired owner of Kewalo Inn (Son George became head chef at the Kapiolani Columbia Inn). Oroku Oral History Eugene Kaneshiro on the Evergreen: "That was a restaurant where you go there when you had an occasion. There was a tablecloth, waiters wore white shirts and bow ties, very formal kind of-you go there to dine, not to eat. Columbia Inn is a place where you could go to dine, but more than likely you'd go to eat. It's good food, hearty food, but the Evergreen was a class restaurant, along the lines of the old Tropics restaurants…"/currently Ala Moana Center mauka shops and parking garage. / *contributed by leighton & khs68
Ewa Tavern – location / features / currently

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Farrington Fountain – Kalihi St., now KFC across Farrington High / hamburgers and malted shakes *contributed by Milt Yamamoto
Fast Food – Wahiawa / 60s era diner owned by Doc Hofmeister, featuring French food, sandwiches and pizza with delivery. Great food and excellent prices. *contributed by Michele and Carolyn
Fatty's Chinese Kitchen – Ewa side corridor of Miramar Hotel off Kuhio Ave., Waikiki / very small hole-in-the-wall Chinese restaurant very popular with both Waikiki residents and tourists / currently *contributed by Keleko
Ferdinand's – Kuhio Ave., behind the International Marketplace in the old Reef Hotel, Waikiki / bar and coffee shop; owed its decor to the story of Ferdinand the Bull; featured a large plaster tree inside, overhanging the bar; there was a disco named Red Pants? on one side of the building in the early '70s / *contributed by Steve Todd
Fish Honolulu – 324 Coral St. / Closed 2020 due to the economic downturn from the Covid-19 pandemic
Fisherman's Wharf – Kewalo Basin, Kaka'ako / Pacific Rim cuisine
Fishmonger's Wife – Ala Moana Center / Andy Wong, excellent Cioppino / currently
Flaky Jake's – Windward Shopping Center/ erved hamburgers and had a condiment bar / currently Denny's? *contributed by Nancy
Flamingo Chuckwagon – Ward & Kapiolani Blvd, Kaka'ako / family buffet featuring Prime Rib
Flamingo Royal Lanai – next to Bakery Kapiolani, across the KGMB studio, on Kapiolani Blvd / A little upscale from the Flamingo family style restaurants (on Kapiolani, Ala Moana Blvd, and Kaneohe). Prior to that, it was the Green Turtle, where pro wrestler Ripper Collins used to dine. Later another Flamingo opened up in Pearl City by Mr. Lee. Now they're on Moanalua Road , Pearl City where Grace's Drive Inn use to be, and another location at Ranch 99. *contributed by Milt Yamamoto
Flamingo Restaurant – Kapiolani Blvd. / Local favorites, Oxtail Soup / currently Budnamujip Korean Yakiniku restaurant
Formaggio Wine Bar – Market City Shopping Center / Closed 2020 due to the economic downturn from the Covid-19 pandemic
Fort Delicatessen – Mapunapuna / local grindz, catering, banquet hall / currently *contributed by Diner "Saimin Kaukau" E
Four Star Chop Suey – Maluniu Ave., across the old Jeanlu toy store in Kailua / It was your typical chop suey joint with big round tables and a glass case for manapua, pepeau, etc next to the cash register. Their manapua filling was dark red and juicy. Good stuff. *contributed by Rodney Lee
Frankie's – Waimanalo / plate lunch
Fritz European Bakery – Dillingham Blvd. / specialized in authentic German breads & pastries; served Deutsche style, cold cut sandwiches; sold real Kraut hot mustard, jams, pickles, magazines & newspapers; for Christmas Stollen, served THE ORIGINAL Fruit Cake / currently empty. *contributed by "Kona" Wally C.
Ft. DeRussy Officer's Club – Waikiki / features / currently *contritubted by Ron Thomas

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Gam's at Niumalu – 2005 Kalia Road. / Owned by Elwyn Gamage / currently the Hilton Hawaiian Village *contributed by Robert Traina
Garden Court – Blaisdell Hotel on Fort Street / circa 1930's; long-running for many years / currently *contributed by Kimo, c/o his centenarian mother
Garden Court Restaurant – Ala Moana Center -in the old Liberty House, 3rd floor) – features / currently Macy's
Gazebo – Ala Moana Center (in the old Liberty House, 4th floor) – currently Plantation Cafe by Alan Wong in Macy's
Gee a Deli – Kailua / "Best deli in the world!!"; they named sandwiches after people *contributed by Jackie
George's Delicatessen – S. King St / Okazuya / currently
George's Inn – Ewa/mauka corner of Keeaumoku and S. King Street (formerly Royal Palm Inn); shared parking lot with Civic Auditorium / Opened in 1950 by Taru (George) and Chiyoko Takara. Started out as a bar with pupu's then expanded menu to include entrées such as steak and lobster. Popular spot for locals going to Civic Auditorium events. Demolition of the Civic Auditorium in 1974 and S. King Street becoming one-way affected the business. Closed in 1988 / Currently Lobster King Chinese restaurant. *contributed by khs68
Gibson's Circus Room – Hotel Street / features / currently *contributed by Richard Wiley
Golden Lion Chinese Restaurant – Waimalu Plaza / Closed about a year ago or maybe a little longer than that. It was replaced immediately by a Vietnamese place *contributed by Linkmeister
Golden Crown Chop Suey – Kaneohe / harm ha roast pork / *contributed by Kobi
Golden Dragon – Hilton Hawaiian Village, Waikiki/ Lobster Haupia Curry and chicken in clay ball that melted off the bone
Golden Duck – Algaroba and McCully; also Piikoi St. & across Kahala Mall / 50s era Chinese restaurant / Algaroba location currently Cammelia Korean Buffet restaurant *contributed by Jay and khs68
Gokoku Sushi – Koko Marina Shopping Center / Owned by Japanese restaurant group Pier 30; opened in 2014, closed abruptly in January 2019
Good Earth, The – ground floor of the Honolulu Club / The Good Earth was there first, before Johnny Appleseed It was a natural food place, a refugee from a string of them that got bought by GM; the daughter of the original owner ran it; when it failed (or didn't make enough to make them happy) the Club put together a set of partners and tried to run it as Johnny Appleseed; they promptly added burgers and non-healthy stuff and drove away the original customers, and TGI Fridays next door made better burgers, so Appleseed died in about 1985 / *contributed by linkmeister
Goodie Goodie Drive-In – King & Coolridge / features / currently
Good To Grill – Safeway Kapahulu complex. Casual place, good food, reasonable prices, BYOB *contributed by FG II
Gourmet, The – Kalakaua Avenue, Diamond Head of Lewers in Waikiki / An upscale Spencecliff restaurant. It operated in the 1950s-1960s and the place had a red and white striped awning fronting the sidewalk / currently *contributed by Lowell
Grace's Lunch Wagon – Mauka side of Metcalf St., one block from University Ave. intersection / Had lunch wagon prior to permanent location (on S. Beretania, near Isenberg St. intersection?); Hot dog and chow fun plate for 90 cents (mid-1970′s) / *contributed by leighton
Grant's Grill Mandoo Express – King St, Kalihi – grilled plate lunches, Kal Bi, mechanically-produced Mandoo for large orders/catering / currently Paul's Poppers
Grape Escape Wine Bar – Waikiki Trade Center / used to serve, among other things, desserts, like individual fruit tarts from a place called "Roxanne's" / *contributed by leighton
Great Hawaiian Hot Dog Co. – Waikiki, Kaka'ako, Iwilei / Kiosks serving gourmet hot dogs, featuring signature Garlic Sauce
Greek to Me – fast food place in the Royal Hawaiian Shopping Center / around in the early '80s for about five years; had gyros and who knows what else; owner was the S.O. of the guy who owned the Honolulu Club at the time it opened (May 1980) and for the next ten-twelve years / *contributed by Linkmeister
Green Lite Saimin – Top of Mokauea St. and King St. / Ono saimin and BBQ sticks *contributed by Milt Yamamoto
Greens & Vines Raw Vegan Gourmet – 909 Kapiolani Blvd. (across Blaisdell Center) / opened in 2013 by owner Sylvia Thompson, after transferring from Licious Dishes, a catering and takeout business in Dole Cannery, Iwilei. Restaurant featured health-conscious raw vegan dishes and fine wine to pair with it. Closed in April 2017 with the business put up for sale.
Green Turtle – Kapiolani Blvd. / features *contributed by "Kona" Wally C.
G'rillas – King and Bethel St
Grinders Drive-In – Kahalu'u / features / *contributed by Ann
Grocery Outlet – Dillingham Blvd (City Square) / discounted, brand-name groceries, frozen foods, housewares, beer, wine and health & beauty goods / currently Chuck E. Cheese
Gyoza No Osho – King's Village Shopping Center, Waikiki / Ramen-ya

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Hackfeld's – Ala Moana Center (in the old Liberty House, lower level) / features / currently Macy's
Haiku Gardens Restaurant – Kaneohe / currently Haleiwa Joe's
Hakkei – Young St., Makiki area / Japanese Izakaya; Kaiseki meals; closed December 2016
Hale Nanea – location / features / currently
Hale Ohuna – Waialae and 12th Ave., Kaimuki / Fusion craft cocktail and noodle bar by Chef Lee Anne Wong; closed Dec. 2015
Hall Saimin – Kalihi
Hamburger Mary's – Kuhio Ave, Waikiki / gay bar & grill / currently the backside (no pun intended) of a boutique shopping strip mall (again no pun intended)
Hana Broasted Chicken – Sheridan St, Kaka'ako / broasted chicken was crispy on the outside and moist and garlicky inside / currently
Hanabishi Restaurant – (Old) Shirokiya in Ala Moana Center, next to the giant aviary by Liberty House / One of the first Japanese buffet restaurnats, with waitresses in kimono. Closed in the 60s. / Currently the Lanai Food Court *contributed by Eric
Hanaki – Manoa Marketplace / Japanese buffet, sushi bar; excellent shrimp tempura
Hank's Café – 11th Ave, Kaimuki / short period gig spot for Makaha Sons of Niihau
Happy's Drive-In – N. King St., next to Kaiulani Elementary (across Tamashiro Market) / cheap burgers and French fries, and ono mac salad / currently Chevron gas station *contributed by MBallantyne
Harpo's Pizza – Kapahulu Ave, near Rainbow Drive In (also another location on Waialae near Tony Roma's and at the entrance of Don Quijote in Pearl City) / they also had a truck in the parking lot of the Kahala Times Supermarket *contributed by Jay
Harvest House – Kahala Mall / Diner restaurant and bar that was a part of Woolworth; very good French Dip Sandwich *contributed by Jay and Shawn
HASR Bistro (Terry's Place) – 31 N. Pauahi St. / Closed 2020 due to the economic downturn from the Covid-19 pandemic
Hata Restaurant – 1742 S. King Street (Makiki) / old school Japanese restaurant owned and operated by Yasuhiro and Sakae Hata. In business for 45 years, closed its doors on Saturday, February 24, 2018 due to retirement
Hau Terrace – Halekulani Resort, Waikiki / formerly the Coral Lanai Terrace; great view; breakfast brunch; snack bar had the best hamburgers ever; roast pig / currently *contributed by Scott M. & Richard Wiley
Hauula Bake Shop – Hau'ula / best glazed donuts in the 70's. They became became Bethlehem Bake Shop in the 80's / *contributed by Phil
Haven, The – Ala Moana Shopping Center, near the old Patty's Chinese Kitchen on the Mauka side, where Yami Yogurt used to be / natural sandwiches: sprouts, pressed juices / currently *contributed by Anne
Hawaiian Hut – Ala Moana Hotel, Atkinson Dr, Kaka'ako / a Spencecliff restaurant & Tiki bar; became a club and live entertainment venue in its later years / currently a Jewish Synagogue
Hee Hing Restaurant – 449 Kapahulu Ave. / Established in 1963 by Kin Ball Lee, of which the family owns the Hee Hing Plaza building it was in. Chinese Dim Sum, Cantonese and Seafood cuisine. Closed permanently around November 2015.
Heeia Pier Shack – Heeia Kea Pier / features
Heidi's – location / proof that in Hawaii there's other types of bread than just Love's and pao duce; Pumpernickel? Rye? / *contributed by Richard Lee-Ching
Hemenway Hall Cafeteria @ UH Manoa – cafeteria in the old UH Student Union Building / cup of chili and rice (with unlimited condiments) for 35 cents! Survival rations for almost always broke students! / *contributed by KeithF
Hernando's Hideway – Kuhio Ave, Waikiki / pizza, sports bar
Hifumi Restaurant – Chinatown Plaza, Chinatown Honolulu (by River Street); originally in Kalihi, across parking lot from Diners Drive-In / casual Japanese cuisine; in business since the 1970s *contributed by kanani & wayne
Hisago Okazuya – In the building on the makai/diamond corner of Makahihi Way and S. King Street / features *contributed by khs68
HK Restaurant – Coolidge & S. King St, Mo'ili'ili / owner Hank made really ono Fried Saimin, Beef Stew, Beef Curry, and Turkey plates; HK's original place is where Walmart Keeaumoku now stands, next to where Apple Motors used to be / Coolidge St location previously Goody Goody Drive-In, currently *contributed by Harry
Hob Nob, The – Alexander-Young Hotel / Another Spencecliff restaurant circa 1955-1970. It was originally the Alexander Young Hotel's dining room. Had counter service and, like all Spencecliff restaurants, a large menu and reasonable prices. / *contributed by pat and Lowell
Hofbrauhaus – International Market Place, Waikiki / German eatery *contributed by "Kona" Wally C.
Holiday Mart – Kailua and Kaheka St. (Ala Moana area) / supermarket, deli, movie theaters / currently Target @ Kailua, Don Quijote @ Kaheka (both previously Daiei)
Honda's Delicatessen – Liliha / replaced by Masu's Massive Plate Lunch, since closed
Honda Store – Liliha / neighborhood mom 'n pop store *source: Remember Oahu from the Past Part 2 on FB
Honda Tofu – Wahiawa / A tofu manufacturer established in 1917 by Eizo honda on Cane Street. Closed August 2015
Honey's Place – Kamehameha Hwy, Kaneohe / Live Hawaiian music, food and drink, owned and operated by Honey Ho, Don Ho's mother, first gig for Don Ho / currently a bank, previously Farrell's, then Smitty's
Hon Kung Chinese Restaurant – Kaimuki (in the middle of a parking lot) / features / *contributed by winnie
Hong Kong Harbour View Seafood Restaurant – Aloha Tower Marketplace / gourmet Chinese cuisine
Honolulu Japanese Sake Company – Pauoa Valley, circa 1956 / Operated by the Nihei family? *source: Remembering Oahu from the past part 2 on FB
Horatio's & Seafood Grill – Ward Warehouse – features / currently Kincaid's
Horiuchi Saimin Stand – Waipahu / Fried Noodles / *contributed by julie
Horitsuji's Restaurant – Beretania St (across River Street Canal, later moved to Kukui Plaza) / Japanese lunch, feat. steamed mullet with ginger, chinese parsley and green onions / currently
Hot Dog Annie's – Kapiolani Blvd. and Kalakaua Ave., across the street from Coco's back in the day / features / currently Honolulu Coffee Company * contributed by Jay
House of Hong – Lewers St., Waikiki / "The World's most beautiful Chinese Restaurant"; Cantonese cuisine; rich art of the Orient
House of Janus – On Ala Moana, next to KITV, back in the day / Catering and shows. Closed down in the early to mid 70's? *contributed by Jay
House of Park – Moiliili at S. King Street in the one story building diamond head of Kokua Market and before Mother Rice pre-school / Early 60s era; fave was the Mundoo Kook Soo; Kalei's Poi Bowl was next door *contributed by Leighton and khs68
H. Salt Esquire Fish & Chips – Ala Moana Center, near the old Hopaco store / wrapped in newspaper and sooo good *contributed by bob
Hula Lunch Wagon – Airport area, Windward Community College / plate lunch / Pomai's sister Keanu's former business, circa 1981
Hungry Harry's – Kalakaua Avenue / '70s era; delicious avocado & tuna subs *contributed by Dawn
Hungry Lion – Liliha and School St, Liliha / 24 hour coffee shop, feat. live banyan tree in dining area / currently Walgreens
Hyung Jae Restaurant – 636 Sheridan St. / Closed 2020 due to the economic downturn from the Covid-19 pandemic

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Ideta – Mauka corner of Kohou and Dillingham Blvd, where Classic Bowl used to be/ Long-time popular japanese restaurant; Miso buttersfish was the popular dish along with sashimi platter; Ideta's closed in 2013 *contributed by khs68
IGA Supermarket – Island-wide, including on Kapahulu Ave., mauka-side, next to the original Love's Bakery (which has since moved near the airport). Also in Kaimuki, where Chico's was and City Mill is now on Waialae & St. Louis Dr., as well as where Zane's market was the maikai/kokohead corner of Waialae and 9th Ave in the Y.F. Zane building where JJ's is across from Ed Kenney's Town restaurant./ A Longtime neighborhood grocery store, IGA stands for Independent Grocers Alliance, a grocery store franchising organization where stores catered to the specific wants/needs of their local communities. The Kapahulu IGA location closed in the early 80s, where the property became a mini strip mall / Currently Kapahulu location is the Safeway shopping complex *contributed by khs68 & Jay
Ilima Drive In – S. King St., kokohead of Piikoi St. (next to Wisteria) / Opened in 1954 by Masaji Uyehara (Ilima Catering & Aiea Drive In). Car-hop service with restaurant. Closed in early 1970's when lease expired. / Currently Zippy's Makiki. *contributed by khs68
Ilima Restaurant & Catering Service – Mapunapuna St., Mapunapuna / old school local grinds restaurant (small takeout style) and catering / currently
Il Fresco – Ward Center / Owner and Chef Mike Nevin (he was later longtime chef at the Honolulu Museum of Art) created his own house-made pastas and dough, and wood-fired pizza oven that cranked out his Duck Sausage pizza. So ono. They had an appetizer called Grilled Eggplant with Chili Goat Cheese, which when duplicated (properly) at home, gets raves every time! The restaurant was the "offspring" of Mike and Mary Ann Nevin's retail store, the Napa Valley Grocery Co., which was replaced with the original R. Field Wine Co. It was one of the first places you could get a variety of pate, terrines, cheeses, charcuterie, artisan breads and boutique wines in Hawaii.
*contributed by Tom (former Il Fresco employee and huge fan of the Chef's cooking!), Lesa Griffith and FG II
InterIsland Coffee Shop and Cocktail Lounge – the OLD Honolulu Airport (pre-1962), at the OLD InterIsland terminal near where the overseas terminal is today on the north side of the airport (Hawaiian Airlines only; Aloha was at the overseas terminal on the south side of the airport) / restaurant and lounge / currently *contributed by Tom Gibson
In Sam Korean Restaurant – Uluniu street on the Oneawa side, next to the doctors office in Kailua / It was the first Korean restaurant in Kailua – this, back in the 70's. Meat jhun, bibim kook su, big bone kalbi. Lots of food and tasty! *contributed by Rodney Lee
International Kitchen – Pearlridge Center / International cuisine cafeteria
Iroha Jaya – Koko Head Ave, Kaimuki / Kyoto-style Japanese kaiseki / *contributed by Ryan
Island Chop Suey – Kapahulu Ave. and Palani / popular for takeout orders / Currently Hai'ili's Hawaiian Food *contributed by khs68
Islander Coffee House – Lewers St, Waikiki / features / currently
Italian Restaurant (name?) – Ground floor of the Arthur Murray Dance Studio building at the intersection of Kalakaua and McCully / features *contributed by Robert Traina
Italica Bar & Cafe – 888 Kapiolani Blvd. / Closed 2020 due to the economic downturn from the Covid-19 pandemic
Ito Guruma – King's Village, Waikiki / authentic Japanese Ramen shop (Tokyo Style!) / currently Gyoza No Osho
Izakaya Kei – 98-199 Kamehameha Hwy. / Closed 2020 due the economic downturn from the Covid-19 pandemic

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Jackie's Kitchen – Ala Moana Center, 3rd floor (near Mai Tai Bar) / first theme restaurant opened by martical arts/comedian mega movie star Jackie Chan / currently Tanaka of Tokyo
Jack's Chop Suey – Long time Kalihi restaurant on Mookaula Street off Waiakamilo / Currently Au's Garden *contributed by khs68
Jacques Saimin – Kalihi / features / currently
Jake's – downtown Honolulu, on the corner of Bishop and Hotel, on the bottom of the Oregon Building / breakfast, specializing in pancakes, everything from big/large sized ones to "half dollar" sized; around the corner from a great okazu / *contributed by John Book
Jameson's by the Sea – Haleiwa, North Shore of Oahu – Seafood and Fusion Pacific Rim-American Cuisine / Currently Haleiwa Beach House by D.G. Andy Anderson *contributed by Kevin S. Oshiro
JB's / In the hotel that is currently Lotus Honolulu (an Aqua Resort) / Early 70's fine dining restaurant; had an incredible salad bar and was a great place to eat; was replaced by Bobby McGee's Conglomeration *contributed Jerrie Mitchell
Jean's Bakery & Fountain – Kailua, Oahu / started with just the bakery in 1950, then owner George Abe bought land across the street and had a new building constructed to expand the bakery and add a sit-down diner, complete with jukebox and malted milkshakes…25 cent rootbeer floats; Its large picture windows would be plastered with campaign posters every election season before sign-waving (didn't matter which political party) and rock concert posters at other times (mostly Ted Sax's productions, not Tom Moffat's); It's in the Kailua book by Kailua Historical Society; check out the wedding cake in the window, '50s cars, and gravel road / *contributed by Carol
Jet Burger – Lagoon Dr, Airport area / 24-hour "greasy spoon", alternative to Byron's Drive-In / currently Ryder Rentals
Jenny's Drive-In – Farrington Hwy, Waipahu / local breakfast & plate lunch / currently closed (previously Brandy's Drive-In)
Jerry's Sweet Shop – Haleiwa / popular hangout in the 60s and 70s; homemade burgers with grilled bun and manoa lettuce were 5 for a dollar that came in a greasy brown bag; breaded pork chops with gravy and the teriyaki plates with corn that came overflowing the plate covered by a translucent paper sheet in a white pie box for only $1.70 back then; Stanley and Lady Wakui used to run the concession stand in the pavilion area in Haleiwa park and also Chiyo's next to the Waialua fire station *contributed by Jiro
Jimbo Restaurant – 1936 S. King Street – Japanese Udon noodle house, featuring fresh, house-made udon, tenpura, donburi, curry, salmon, black pork, teishoku and more. Established in 1994, closed March 2020 due to the building being razed for replacement by a new Hawaii Law Enforcement Federal Credit Union.
Jimmy Ha's – Ewa Beach Rd, Ewa Beach / general mom 'n pop plantation store; the owner slept in the store / currently a subdivision
Joe's at Waikiki – location / Andrew Wong / currently
Joe Fatt's Barbeque Good Eats – Waialae Avenue and the Kealaolu bus turnaround / Featured a neon "Chicken in the Basket" sign on the roof. There was a shave-ice wagon next door. *contributed by Robert Traina
John Dominis – Kaka'ako / Andy Anderson's, upscale pacific rim, stunning views of Honolulu's waterfront overlooking Ala Moana and Waikiki, Sunday buffet, saltwater pond featuring hammerhead sharks, stingrays, reef fish / currently 53 by the Sea
Johnny Appleseed – Honolulu Club / see information on The Good Earth / *contributed by Linkmeister
Jojan Restaurant – Waialae Shopping Center (where the ramp to Barnes & Noble is now) / Opened around 1960 by Joe Fatt (of Joe Fatt's Barbecue across the street) and Jan Moresi. Later became Reuben's and then Spindrifter. Great spareribs. *contributed by Robert Traina
Jolly Roger Drive-In – Dillingham Blvd, Keaumoku St* & Waialae ave / signature sandwiches (Suzie-Q, Teri-King), memorable bacon double cheeseburger* / *contributed by John Book
Jon's Restaurant – Ala Moana Shopping Center, ground floor center court area / late 60s to early 70s era burger joint; burger had a thin lighter patty (so it must've had some pork and/or veal) with a slight curry flavor served with mustard/relish – it also had a pronounced black pepper hit in the patty; served "Green River" drink and "Cheese on Bun" with little brown bits in from the burgers they cooked on the same grill; There was the kiddie "sandbox" just outside of Jon's with that stone sculpture that got moved outside of Shirokiya. *contributed by Jay and Ryan
Jose's – Restaurant Row / Mexican Cantina / *contributed by leighton
JR's Upstairs – Kilohana Square, Kapahulu / Converted house to hole-in-the-wall restaurant, owned by Janet and Ron, serving quaint dinner only. Celestial Brownies were to die for. *contributed by Leighton
Jumbo's Drive-In – Mapunapuna (near Servco) / fried chicken drumettes/wings plate / currently
Jurison's Inn – Waikele / go-to Beef Curry place / *contributed by leighton

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Kaffe Imperial Tonkatsu House – Kapiolani Blvd / Tonkatsu, Japanese cuisine / currently
Kailua Drive-In – Kailua / 5-for-$1 hamburgers, Portuguese Burger (a sausage the size of a burger, along with bun and only mayonnaise), alternative to Andy's Drive-In / currently
Kaimuki Grill – 1108 12th Avenue, Kaimuki / local comfort food; Beef Jerky Crisps & Hasu Chips (Aloha Edibles) / soon to replaced by Angelo Pietro's (formerly located on Kapiolani Blvd., next to Shokudo)
Kaimuki Inn (the original, where Big City Diner is now) – Waialae Ave, Kaimuki / Opened in 1932 by Taru Takara (George's Inn) and Kana Teruya. Partnership shares in the restaurant changed among the Takara family from 1934 to 1950; popular family eating place and neighborhood bar. Great breakfasts. Closed in 1982. / *contributed by John Book & khs68
Kaiser Wilhelm's – The Villa at Eaton Square, Waikiki / German Bier & Schnitzel *contributed by "Kona" Wally C. and Kurt
Kaka'ako Kitchen – 1200 Ala Moana Blvd. / Closed 2020 due to the economic downturn from the Covid-19 pandemic
Kalei's Poi Bowl – Moiliili at S. King Street in the one story building diamond head of Kokua Market and before Mother Rice pre-school / Early 60s era; good Hawaiian food and conveniently located; most Hawaiian restaurants at the time were downtown or beyond *contributed by khs68
Kam Drive Inn –Ewa Beach / Wasn't well known outside the area but to everyone there it was a gem. On their last day of business, like many others, they were packed. One yelper, Jace, said he bought 40 hamburgers from them that day. Burgers had a special sauce you couldn't get anywhere else. Loved working there 2yrs part time during high school. Good folks. Locals still talk about this. *contributed by Mel B.
Kammy's – Campbell Ave., Kapahulu area / small hole-in-thewall okazuya & restaurant; husband & wife operation with excellent food *contributed by Clint
Kaneda's Delicatessen – location/features/currently *contributed by Alan
Kaneohe Theater – Kaneohe / features *contributed by Steph Guzman
Kaneko's – Makule Rd, Ewa Beach (near the triangle) / saimin / currently
Kaneko Hannosuke – Waikiki Yokocho (in the basement of the Waikiki Shopping Plaza) / Closed 2020 due to the economic downturn from the Covid-19 pandemic
Kanda "Kewalo" Lunch Wagon – Kewalo Basin / "regular mix" plate lunch: 2 scoops rice, Macaroni Salad, Roast Pork 'n Gravy, Long Rice, Meat Loaf, Hot Dog, Shoyu Chicken, and Luncheon Meat. including drink of your choice for just $5.00 (circa 2000!). Food served on "old school" paper China plates, lined with wax paper and wrapped in butcher's paper, rubber banded shut. Classic!
Kanraku Teahouse – Kohou Street, mauka of Ideta's / Popular for Japanese celebrations and business events. Kimono clad waitresses, tatami mats & zabutons. Traditional Japanese party food. Closed in 1994. *contributed by khs68
Kan Zaman – 1028 Nuuanu Ave., and Kaimuki within the 11th avenue municipal parking lot – Labanese/Moroccan/Mediterranean cuisine
Kapahulu Chop Suey – Kapahulu Ave (next to Ono Hawaiian food) / Cantonese
Kapahulu Poi Shop – 3110 Winam Avenue (right off Kapahulu, in front of a walk-up apartment building) / Hawaiian kau kau; Opened in 1959 by Millie and Francis Chun; passed to sons Derrick and Colin in 1976; best old fashioned "jumbo" pork laulau; closed in May 2015, per Francis, Millie, Derrick and Jason
Kapiolani Bakery – location / chantilly cake and peach melba *contributed by A. Keomaka
Kapiolani Coffee Shop – Next to Aloha Motors, where the Convention Center is now / Ox Tail Soup, Pig Feet Soup, and Fried Rice; moved to Kam Bowl, and now in the Waimalu Shopping Center / currently Hawaii Convention Center *contributed by leighton
Kapiolani Drive-In (KDI) – Kapiolani Blvd / 6 hamburgers for a dollar! Broasted chicken! / *submitted by Richard Lee-Ching
Kappo Yamato – College Walk and Vineyard in a two story building, on the ewa side of Nuuanu River and a bright turquoise painted building / Had a big banquet room where it served Japanese party food in the 50s and 60s. When urban redevelopment came to River Street, it was one of the last buildings left. *contributed by Eric
Karen's Okazuya – Young St. By Makiki Bake Shop / Real "mom & pop" style okazu-ya. (Very Tasty) *contributed by Milt Yamamoto
Karen's Yakiniku – In the building on Kapiolani Blvd. makai side, next to the brick building that used to be a Sherwin Williams paint store / Was the first 'grill your own meat' restaurant back in the mid-60s; back then there were no Korean BBQ restaurants; only Korean food offered was regular kitchen prepared dishes; when Karen's first opened, the line of people waiting for a table was very long on the weekends, being the draw was cook your own; only thing was you come out smelling like grilled meat! / currently a parking lot? *contributed by khs68
Kau Kau Jr. – Nimitz triangle (where Koala Moa chicken is now) / Excellent burgers and fries. Used to be a car-hop style late 50's, early 60's. / Currently Koala Moa *contributed by Milt Yamamoto
Kau Kau Korner – Kapiolani Blvd and Kalakaua Ave / 24 hour drive-in was then replaced by Coco's Coffee House / currently Coconut Willy's (new!), previously Hard Rock Cafe (who moved down Kalakaua Ave into the heart of Waikiki) *contributed by Richard Welch
Kawailoa Tavern – 66-197D Kamehameha Hwy., Haleiwa / Closed 2020 due to the economic downturn from the Covid-19 pandemic
Kawakami Delicatessen – Kalihi St. / Okazuya *contributed by Milton Yamamoto
Kawamoto Saimin – S. King St., near Goodie Goodie and Gourmet Liquors area across Star Market / late 70s era saimin stand / currently Hide-Chan *contributed by Jay
Kay's Fountain – Kapahulu Ave (where Hee Hing building currently stands; shared same old building with Matsuoka's / long soda fountain counter with swiveling stools, great 50¢ hamburgers (twice the price as Rainbow Drive Inn right up the street) / currently Hee Hing
Keneda's Delicatessen – S. School St, Kalihi / features / *contributed by Alan
Keo's Thai Cuisine – Kuhio Ave. (Ambassador Hotel), Waikiki / award-winning upscale Thai cuisine; closed in February 2013, due to the Ambassador Hotel being sold
KC Drive Inn – Originally Kapiolani Blvd, moved to Kapahulu Ave, Kapahulu / Waffle Dog, Ono Ono Shake, guava freeze / currently a medical building
Kelly's Coffee Shop – Nimitz Hwy, Airport / 24 hour diner and pastry shop / currently Cycle City motorcycle dealership
Kengo's Restaurant & Lounge – Kapiolani Blvd / local and Japanese fare / currently an empty lot
Kenny's Burger House – School St, Kalihi (Kam Shopping Center) / breakfast, burgers 'n fries, milk shakes, slush float*, sandwiches and plate lunches / currently McDonald's *contributed by Richard Lee-Ching
Kiawe Grill & BBQ – King St., Kalihi, Mo'ili'ili, and Kamehameha Hwy., Aiea / Kiawe wood-grilled burgers & Korean dishes; featured exotic meat for the burgers such as Ostrich and Buffalo / *contributed by Linkmeister
Kikuya (or Kiku's) – Keeaumoku Street, on the second floor of those two storied buildings on the Diamond Head side, where the Korean market is located today / 70s era Japanese restaurant, with rooms that had shoji doors. College students would go there to study and eat. Great fun. *contributed by Eric
Kimo's – Kamehameha Hwy & Kahuhipa St, Kaneohe / formerly on the top floor of what was back then in the early 80's the HonFed building; fine dining continental and local cuisine / currently American Savings Bank
Kimuraya Bakery – Koko Head Ave, Kaimuki / Japanese bakery, featuring pizza rolls, frank rolls, anpan (pastry filled with several kinds of sweet bean paste), cream cheese twists, and apple donuts / currently
Kinau Saimin – Kinau St, near Alapai / curly local style noodles and hot-off-the-hibachi meat sticks / currently Shigelicious* (operated by Karen's grandson; feat. Musubi, Hot Dogs & Shave Ice) *contributed by Harry
Kincaid's – Ward Centre – *contributed by Video360
King's Alley Pub – Waikiki / format / currently *contritubted by Ron Thomas
King's Bakery – 1936 King St, Mo'ili'ili / owned by Robert Taira, a coffee shop & bakery; famous for their Portuguese Sweet Bread & fried noodles; also fresh coconut cake or pie; a King's Bakery branch later opened in Kaimuki *contributed by Steve Todd and A. Keomaka
King's Garden – Waialae Ave, Kaimuki / cake noodle, oyster rolls
King Richards Drive Inn – Kaneohe? / features *contributed by Steph Guzman
King Tsin Restaurant – 2140 S. Beretania (right before McCully St., Mauka-side, Ewa-bound) / Mid-1970s thru early 2000s; possibly the first to serve Northern Chinese dishes instead of Cantonese; excellent hot and sour soup and mu shu pork; young and polite servers *contributed by Carol
Kiraku – N. Beretania, where the Chinese Cultural Plaza is / Japanese restaurant run by a local Japanese family. In the late 50s they moved to the first floor of the Nakamura Hotel on King Street and probably gone by the 70s. *contributed by Eric
Kit 'n Kitchen – University Ave. / features *contributed by E. Chun
Kobe Japanese Steak House – 1841 Ala Moana Blvd. / closed in 2020 due to the economic downturn from the Covid-19 pandemic.
Komakata – Aina Haina / "casual" Japanese cuisine, Chanko Nabe / currently Genki Sushi
Kress (locations statewide) / coffee shop at Kailua location; 25 cent Spaghetti plate with slice of bread and butter / *contributed by pat & webrunner
Kuhio Grill – Waikiki, and also on King Street, across from Mother Rice Day Care Center / features / *contributed by Alan
Kurobara's – Originally on Kokea St. Kalihi, then eventually on King St. across Aala Park skating rink / Oba-san bar, unbelievable pupus. Owned by Aki. *contributed by Milt Yamamoto
Kuulei Delicatessen – corner of Oneawa and Kuulei Rd, Kailua / okazuya *contributed by David Dowling
Kwong On – Waialae Ave / Kaimuki / best deal on the island for takeout dim sum; manapua, pork hash; taro cakes, hand-made peanut candy
Kyoya – Kalakaua Ave, Waikiki / traditional Japanese cuisine / currently vacant (like the Nike Town building across the street, SAD)

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L 'Auberge Swiss – Kailua / Speaking of Swiss, where you could get your wiener schnitzel fix when Swiss Inn was booked / *contributed by leighton
La Hacienda – Koko Marina, Hawaii Kai / Mexican cuisine
La Lunch Box – Young St. / owned by Michel Martin, of Michel's and Chez Michel's fame. Previously the space was Kojak's, a bar that hosted live music by popular Hawaii bands, including Kalapana and Nueva Vida with Pauline Wilson / currently J Shop, a small Japanese grocery store *contributed by Leighton and khs68
La Mancha – Keeaumoku Street / Built at the site where Chip's Coffee Shop. At night it would turn into a disco nightclub.
La Mex – Waikiki / Was always hopping after work. Reasonable priced good food with llve entertainment. Kapena played there in their early days (?). *contributed by Mel B.
Lanikai Chop Suey – On Hoolai St. next to Sumida's body shop in Kailua / A small hole-in-the-wall chop suey joint. Their teriyaki steak was a real steak, marinated in teriyaki sauce – for under $10. This restaurant later became Lee's Garden. The owners were Wai Beu and Chiu Kwan Lau. Mr. Lau (Nancy's dad) was the chef and the reason his teriyaki steak was a whole steak was because steak was his favorite food.. *contributed by Rodney Lee and Nancy (the owner's daughter)
Lantern Chop Suey – At the mauka/east corner of Winam and Kapahulu / Had green chinese lanterns with red tassels hanging in front; worth cutting class for their wun tun mein! / currently a surfboard & kayak store *contributed by khs68
Lau's Drive-In – Kahalu'u / features / *contributed by kobi
Lauu's – small drive-in in Kahalu'u or Hau'ula, on the right side of Kam Hwy. heading north / good chili and rice / *contributed by leighton
La Paloma Mexican Restaurant – Kapiolani Blvd (originally in Kaimuki where Azteca now is) / Mid 60s to 70s era classic Mexican joint inspired by the Mom's recipes; food was great, but margaritas were the best!; owned by Joe and Laura Martinez; sons later helped open another bigger multi level La Paloma II in Pearlridge (later became Banditos) next to where Denny's was; the brothers and sisters of La Paloma owners still run the old Jose's Mexican Restaurant at the top of Kaimuki to this day, and they even had one in Kailua-Kona for many years *contributed by Rick Derrickson
Lau Yee Chai – mauka-side junction of Kuhio and Kalakaua Ave, Waikiki / THE place on the island for Chinese banquets; large block-sized property in Waikiki, where h alf of it was a magnificent Chinese garden that was great for the kids to play after dinner. There were many large banquet rooms and garden dining pavilions in addition to the main restaurant, all beautifully decorated in Chinese style, and a large garden pool with Koi. Also a huge bar/lounge area. The restaurant was demolished circa the late 1960s and the Ambassador condo built on the site / turned into Keo's Thai Cuisine; currently vacant *contributed by Lowell
L'Raku – Kapiolani Blvd / Japanese fusion cuisine
La Ronde Restaurant – Top of the Ala Moana Business Building / Revolving restaurant featuring fine dining continental cuisine; lamb chops with mint jelly; you could hear the grinding as the restaurant was turning / currently vacant *contributed by Donna Vaughn
Le Bistro – Niu Valley Shopping Center, East Oahu / General manager and chef Alan Takasaki and his wife Debbie owned the restaurant for 15 years, then sold it to a new owner in 2016. The Takasakis continued to operate the popular restaurant where Alan remained the executive chef. Closed abruptly with no notice in October 2018.
Le Bon – Back entrance was on Hamakua Drive in Kailua / 70s era French restaurant; owner was very temperamental, which was part of the charm; favorites were the Madras Crepes and Beef Bourguignon *contributed by Kathy Fullerton (a former employee) and Alan
Le Guignol – Across the street from Thomas Square in the Medical Arts Building / favorite place to go before events at the Blaisdell or Concert Hall; one of the few places that served rabbit; basic country French food / *contributed by leighton
Lee's Drive In – Kaneohe (next to Pa Ke's Chinese Restaurant) / mom & pop hole-in-the-wall takeout eatery ran by same owners for over 60 years; local style burgers & Chinese dim sum
Leilani Chop Suey – Isenberg St. / Longtime neighborhood restaurant. Now Maple Garden (1975 Robert Hsu, then same owners as Yen King). *contributed by khs68
Leong's Hawaiian Cafe – N. King St, Kalihi / traditional Hawaiian food, chop steak, pipikaula and luau stew / currently
Les Escargot – Monserrat Ave, Daimond Head area / formerly The Bistro in Century Center *contributed by Kurt
Leon's Tavern – Kailua / first business owned by the Andy Wong and wife Marian / currently
Leroy's Nightclub & Restaurant – Gold Bond Building, Kaka'ako (Ala Moana Blvd.) / located on the Keane Street side of the Gold Bond Building; behind used to be the Coca Cola bottling plant and after work people would unwind at Leroy's; Leroy's Nightclub and Restaurant was operated by the uncle and aunt of Harlin Young *contributed by Paul and Honolulu Star Bulletin archives
Lewer's Street Fish Co. – Royal Hawaiian Shopping Center / features / *contributed by leighton
Libby Manapua Shop – Kalihi St. / One of Oahu's most popular places for dim sum, known most for their steamed charsiu manapua, pork hash, half moon and rice cake, served in a unique pink box stamped with their name on it. Later offered a variety of manapua fillings, including teriyaki chicken and curry. Closed abruptly without notice on Saturday, April 25, 2019 after 57 years in business. *contributed by Ann
Liberty House Kailua (upstairs coffee shop) – location / features *contributed by webrunner
Liberty Grill – Fort Street Mall, Beretania side, close to Liberty Theater, where HPU is now / Was still operating as late as 10 years ago (?) (this being 2020). Served local comfort foods like meat loaf and stuffed cabbage, complete meal style with drink and desert. *contributed by Eric and Henry
Like Like Drive Inn – 745 Keeaumoku St. / Like Like Drive Inn was started by James and Alice Nako in Hawaii in 1953 and has been family owned and operated since the beginning. The legacy continues with daughter, Dora, son in law, Roy Hayashi, and their family. As a Keeaumoku Street mainstay for over 60 years, it has become a Honolulu landmark, attracting local families and tourists alike, officially designated by the State of Hawaii as a place of historical interest. Closed April 30, 2020 due to the effects of the Covid-19 coronavirus, and overall slow sales. *contributed by Kevin S. Oshiro
Liliha Seafood – corner of Vineyard and Liliha / Cantonese food / *contributed by Alan
Little Chef – Located in an old L shaped building (now a 7-11) where Local Motion had their original surf shop, across the police station in Kailua / A mom 'n pop restaurant run by an local lady, I think her last name was Mitamura. I used to order the corned beef and onion. Mind you, this was canned corned beef – just like the stuff we used to eat at home. True comfort food. *contributed by Rodney Lee
Little George's – Ala Moana Blvd (across the Gold Bond Bldg) / opened by George Matsuoka, who managed the Pearl City Tavern for 10 years before it was sold to Japanese interests. Little George's was a fine dining affair, specializing in steak & lobster. Circa 1970's / currently Sprint store
Lisboa – near Pagoda Hotel / proof that fine food and Portuguese wasn't an oxymoron; overpriced / *contributed by Richard Lee-Ching & "Kona" Wally C.
Lobster & Crab House – Royal Hawaiian Shopping Center / features / *contributed by leighton
Love's Bakery Discount Outlet – Kapahulu Ave., in a former strip mall with neighbors that included Regal Diner, Diamond Head Video, a pizza shop and Subway on the front / Marked-down prices (super cheap!) on overstocked and near expiration date Love's Bakery products, including bread, English Muffins, donuts, fruit pies, stuffing and more; also to note, the property that the Kapahulu Safeway now sits on was the original site of Love's Bakery, which has since moved near the airport / currently Safeway
Luigi's Italian Fine Dining – Kailua (down from Jack in the Box) / Fine dining; all dishes made to order *contributed by geoff michaelson
Lum's – corner of University and Dole / a chain restaurant that featured beer steamed hot dogs / Currently Tsukeneya? *contributed by KeithF
Lum's Meat Center – Palani Street in Kapahulu next to Island Chop Suey (now Haili's) / Since 1955 On Chew Lum sold marinated char siu spareribs by the slab to cook at home; closed and Lum's bottled Char Siu Sauce available in markets in 1985 / Currently Kapahulu Dialysis *contributed by khs68
Lynn's Delicatessen – Ala Moana Center / Pastrami Sandwich and potato salad

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Magoo's Pizza – Puck's Alley, Mo'ili'ili / Tag line was "No Hu Hu, Call Magoo's!"; killer "Hot Ham & Mushroom " sub, excellent pizza *contributed by Aikea
Maiko – Ilikai Hotel, Waikiki – Japanese buffet / *contributed by Ryan
Maile Room – Kahala Hilton / Baseball great Joe DiMaggio was one of the first guests to dine there back in the 60's when it opened / currently
Makaha Drive-In – Makaha / features / currently a community help center *contributed by Mark Stone
Makiki Bake Shop – Young St / Owned by the Brights. Loved their HUGE biscuits. Cinnamon rolls were good too. *contributed by Milt Yamamoto
Makino Chaya – King St, Aloha Tower Market Place / Japanese family buffet
Makino Clubhouse – Kapiolani & Kalakaua Ave / restaurant & sports bar / previously Hard Rock Cafe, currently vacant
Malee Thai Restaurant – 661 Keeaumoku St. / Closed 2020 due to the economic downturn from the Covid-19 pandemic
Maliko O' Punalu'u Bar & Grill – Punalu'u / features / currently
Malolo Kai Room – Outrigger Hotel, Waikiki / oceanside dining; complete dinners and broiler entrees; cocktails /
Mama's Mexican Kitchen – 378 N. School St. (between A'ala & Liliha) / Mexican *contributed by Steve Todd
Mama Mia's Pizza – Puck's Alley (right across the old Varsity Theatre) / Pizza, spaghetti, Italian food. *contributed by Milt Yamamoto
Mango and Miso Restaurant – Ala Moana Hotel / took over Mon Cher Ton Ton spot / currently *contributed by A.T.
Manoa Chop Suey – Corner of East Manoa Road and Huapala Street / Owned and run by the Goo family, later by 'Buck' and Clara Goo. It was originally Manoa Market from 1930 until circa 1975, when the Goo's opened a Chinese (Cantonese) restaurant. The space was later a Baskin Robbins ice cream shop and a Bank of America branch, before becoming a Starbucks. When it was a market there was a single gasoline pump next to the building (on the Huapala Street side) and you could buy gas. / currently Starbucks Manoa *contributed by Lowell
Manoa Grill – Right next to the Manoa Theater graveyard / Run by the Takara family, it was a favorite while growing up. They made the best pork or chicken cutlet with brown gravy, orange freeze, homemade hamburger steaks, and burgers, and their food was always delicious! *contributed by Diane M. Kimura
Manzo's Trattoria – liked that place a lot; Tony Manzo may have had a place in Niu Valley before Swiss Inn? / *contributed by leighton
Ma'ona – Beretania Street / 1973-75; one of the first vegetarian restaurants in Hawaii Ma'ona *contributed by Bob F.
Maple Garden Restaurant – location / Outstanding Chinese burritos. The owner had a small dog he held in his arms. *contributed by Rhicke Jennings
Marco Polo – Ala Moana Center (ground floor) / 1960s era restaurant featuring American, Chinese and Hawaiian food *contributed by B Medeiros
Marigold Apts & Pierpoint Hotel Restaurant – Kalia, where the HHV is now / circa 1920's / currently *contributed by Kimo, c/o his centenarian mother
Mark Lan Chop Suey – Kapiolani Blvd (across McKinley High Field)
Maroni's Pizza – Wahiawa / features *contributed by charles guard
Martin's Mexican Restaurant – Kailua, by McDonald's / Family-orientated restaurant. Later they moved to the shopping center where Times Supermarket is in Kailua *contributed by Jackie
Maruzen – Mo'ili'ili / cheap cafeteria meal / *contributed by Richard Lee-Ching
Masago's Drive-In – Waianae / features / currently Jack in the Box *contributed by Mark Stone
Masu's – Makaloa St., between Keeaumoku and Sheridan, makai side / Mid 80's era plate lunch joint *contributed by Jay
Masu's Massive Plate Lunch – Liliha and also in the Moanalua Shopping Center / laulau plate with side of teri chicken, Julliene SPAM & Rice *contributed by Manuel Harris
Matsuri Sushi – Corner of McCully and Kapiolani / Excellent take-out sushi place in the 80s / currently a Self-storage facility. *contributed by Serge Wilson
Matteo's Italian Restaurant– Seaside and Kuhio Ave, Waikiki / features / currently
Matters of Taste – Nimitz Hwy (Gentry Pacific Design Center), Iwilei / farm to table bistro / currently Eat Cafe
McCully Chop Sui – McCully & S. King St / local Chinese-style comfort food under $10; prawns and honey-glazed walnuts, pig stomach with ginger onion, sweet and sour pig feet, and beef stew with tendon over lettuce / currently vacant
Meeting Place – Kaka'ako (replaced by Onjin's)
Meritage – Restaurant Row / features / *contributed by leighton
Mekong and Mekong II – Kapahulu Avenue, South King Street / Sananikone opened his first restaurant called Mekong Restaurant in Honolulu in 1977. Then he opened a second restaurant in 1981 on Kapahulu Avenue, called Keo's Thai Cuisine. On a spree, the next year, Sananikone opened Mekong II at 1726 S. King St., across from Washington Middle School, which closed in 2012 after more than three decades in business *contributed byScott McMillan
Metro – Aina Haina / Under new ownership of the Ranch House in 1986, after a $3 million renovation, the popular eatery essentially split into two new trendy restaurants: Metro and Rockchild's. It was ill-received by the public and soon closed in 1988. *contributed by Jay
Midtown Cafe – Cane St. in Wahiawa (couple of shops down from Narusawa) / features *contributed by Milton Yamamoto
Mike's Broil – International Market place, Waikiki / Broil your own and the steaks that were sold by the ounce. *contributed by Doug Crocker and Ed Preble
Mike's Grog and Sirloin (could be the same as Mike's Broil?) – International Market Place Waikiki / 1960s era. Served bean and a salad along with garlic bread. You cooked your own steaks. *contributed by Ann
Mimi's Grill – Ewa side of Waikamilo Road, 3rd building makai of N. King St. (back then, same building as a 7-Eleven?) / Late 70s to 80s era. Had video games and was one of the first places to have "Pac-Man". In fact, their machines were not the Midway licensed "Pac-Man", but their predecessor, PuckMan, by Namco. Mimi imported a lot of their games directly from Japan so they got early releases. Those games included: Puckman, MoonCresta, Asteroids, Galaga, Time Pilot, Crazy Climber, Ms. Pacman, to name a few. They also had a few foosball tables, at least for a while. *contributed by Jay
Ming Palace – S. King Street between Akala Ln. & Akoko St. / Traditional Chinese red arch around the front door; Hong Kong/Mandarin food; best oyster sauce beef noodle with shrimp won ton; Now Tsunami (closed) *contributed by khs68
Miyako Japanese Restaurant – 2863 Kalakaua Ave, in the New Otani Kaimana Beach Hotel / Closed 2020 due to the economic downturn from the Covid-19 pandemic
Miyashiro Market – Wahiawa / features *source: Remember Oahu from the Past Part 2 on FB
Mildred's Lunch House – Kakaako / 35 cents egg or tuna sandwiches (the thick kine) / *contributed by bigbud808
Misuzu – 2080 S. King Street (same building as Mama Woo's), across from where Bunmeido used to be / Good family, local style japanese restaurant opened in 1983 and closed 20+ years later. Always crowded with local people. Favorite dish was the pork eggplant. *contributed by khs68
Mochizuki Teahouse – 647 Kunawai Lane (near Liliha) / Opened in 1920's, closed in 1955. Could accommodate 400 guests. Overlooked a large pond which is still there. Owned by Tatsuro Matsuo, managed by Shiro Matsuo. *contributed by Robert Traina
Mo'ili'ili Mochi and Candies – 1619 Liliha Street (also was located next to Kuni Dry Goods, now FedEX on corner of S. King & University) / Owned by Jared and Eva Ikeda; in business over 50 years; specialized in different types of mochi, peanuts, seeds, mochi crunch, dried fruits and tea cookies; closed July 2008 *contributed by Carolyn Cheh & khs68
Mollie's Cafe – Hotel Street / features *contributed by Black Kane
Molly's BBQ & Seafood – Kamehameha Hwy., Wahiawa / Texas southern style BBQ joint. Molly would occasionally set-up her massive BBQ pit trailer rig in front of Sam Choy's Breakfast, Lunch & Crab on Nimitz Hwy. when they ran her BBQ specials there.
Mon Cher Ton Ton – Ala Moana Hotel / teppanyaki / currently *contributed by A.T.
Mongolian BBQ – Behind International Market Place in the Kuhio Mall, Waikiki / mid to late 80s era / currently *contributed by Keleko
Monsarrat Delicatessen – Monsarrat Ave. / 1960's era eatery close to, or where the current South Shore Grill is now / was a combo okazuya and sit-down lunch place featuring ono teriyaki fish, which according to Caryn (of Caryn's Okazu-Ya, which is also closed), was breaded with fresh bread crumbs, pan-fried, and simmered in teri sauce; their kimpira was a winner too / *contributed by leighton
Monterey Bay Canners – Ward Centre / American seafood & steak /
Moon Garden – California Ave., Wahiawa / Very good family owned Chinese restaurant *contributed by Milt Yamamoto
Mr. Burger – Dole St & University Ave / features / currently
Mr. Subs – Pucks Alley (first location of a chain) / 70s era sub sandwich shop (previously Brownbaggers) *contributed by Jay
M's Coffee Shop – Downtown by the harbor / same outfit owned M's Ranch House in Aina Haina *contributed by Robert Traina
M's Ranch House – Aina Haina / casual local and american, live music; huge treasure chest in the front lobby for the keiki to pick out a toy; banquet rooms in back for rent; bright green color; the floors squeaked when you walked; 72 oz. porterhouse dinners; eat it in an hour and it was free; more than an hour and it cost $10 / currently Jehovah's Witness Church (up for sale) *contributed by Richard Wiley
Musashi – Hyatt Regency Hotel, Waikiki / Japanese cuisine and Teppanyaki / currently Regency Club
M&W Drive-In – Kamehameha Hwy, Kaneohe / previously L&L Drive-In; before L&L Drive-In was Tasty Treet (sp?); crazy menu combos such as Shoyu Chicken with a slice of Pizza / currently vacant
Mynah Bird drive-In – Waialae Ave, Kahala / features / previously Jolly Roger Drive-In, currently Zippy's

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Naka's Okazuya – N. King St, Kalihi / features / currently
Narusawa's Restaurant – 112 Cane Street, Wahiawa / Known to have the best beef stew, tripe stew and oxtail soup
New Star Chop Suey – N. School St. & Houghtailing / Sign of the Giant Red Crab (sign cost $800); opened in 1954; first to serve Alaskan King Crab in black bean sauce *contributed by khs68
New York Deli – Kaimuki / features / *contributed by pat
Nickolas Nicholas – Ala Moana Renaissance Hotel penthouse / In operation from 1986 to 1999, featuring panoramic birds eye views overlooking Ala Moana Beach Park, Honolulu and the Leeward Coast sunset. Fine dining format with an extensive wine list. Prior to Nickolas Nicholas, it was The Summit, which was in that space from 1970 to 1985 when Ala Moana Hotel first opened. Aaron's Restaurant took its place from 1999 to 2009 / currently Signature Steak & Seafood (operated by restaurateur Peter Kim of Yummy Korean BBQ and Liliha Bakery fame) *contributed by Bob Sigall
Nick's Fishmarket – Kalakaua Ave, Waikiki / fine dining / currently Bambooz (a lounge bar)
Ninniku-Ya Garlic Restaurant – Waialae Ave, Kaimuki / house converted to restaurant; steakhouse / currently
Nobu Honolulu – 1118 Ala Moana Blvd., Waiea Tower / Closed 2020 due to the economic downturn from the Covid-19 pandemic
Nuuanu Onsen – Down in the "little valley" / Good food at this teahouse that closed long ago *contributed by Milt Yamamoto
9th Ave Drive-In – 9th and Waialae Avenue, Kaimuki / W&M's original location was on 9th Avenue in a stand-alone building back in the 50's (behind where Town is now.) The building with W&M was demolished and before Town on the corner, there was 9th Ave Drive-In, that had a good char siu pork plate (better than Diamond Head Grill) and Pac-Man and Space Invaders video games in the late 70's. *contributed by khs68

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Ocean House, The – Outrigger Reef Waikiki Beach Resort / Opened in 2002 next to Shore Bird, a popular restaurant and bar right on Waikiki beach. Highly acclaimed seafood restaurant featuring Pacifiic Rim cuisine / Closed in September 2017
Oceanarium Restaurant, The – Pacific Beach Hotel / buffet restaurant featuring 3-story 280,000 gallon saltwater aquarium / currently a lobby lounge for the new Alohilani Resort (the aquarium has been retained)
Oceania Floating Restaurant – Aloha Tower Pier 6 / at the time, the world's largest floating restaurant. Chinese cuisine. Was once managed by famous Oahu restaurateur, Bob Wong. They also did catering for 4 dinner cruises. The Ali'i Kai catamaran, the Royal Prince yacht, and the two Pearl Kai boats out of Kewalo Basin. Craig Kutsunai was a cook for them from 1977 till 1984. *contributed by Craig Kutsunai
Oh So Ono! – Dillingham Blvd, Iwilei~Kailihi / Crab-stuffed Salmon, plate lunches
Oink's BBQ Rib Joint – Ward Centre (1200 Ala Moana Blvd.) Early nineties barbecue restaurant. We went there in 1992 when it had recently opened. *contributed by Brandon
Old Eagle Cafe, The – In the Blaisdell Hotel, Ft. Fort St. Mall / Owner, Teruya *contributed by Black Kane
Old Spaghetti Factory, The (at Ward Warehouse) – Ward Warehouse, Kaka'ako / An original anchor tenant of Ward Warehouse, in that same location for 38 years. American Italian affordable family dining. Kitschy decor, including ornate chandeliers, stained glass windows and a dine-in trolley car. Frank Delima and his band Na' Kolohe performed there in back in the early 80's. Served its last meal on July 3, 2017. The Old Spaghetti Factory will reopen in a new location in Aloha Tower in the space where Chai's Island Bistro was formerly located
Olympic Grill – Ala Moana Blvd. / Was purchased Steven Nagamine in 1950, who then renamed Olympic Grill to Café Flamingo after his stay at the Flamingo Hotel in Vegas. Cafe Flamingo moved to the Kapiolani location in 1960; currently site of Restaurant Row *contributed by khs68
Old Vic – Kuhio Ave., Waikiki (more or less across from and Ewa of the Royal Theater) / in 1972, a bill for a party of twelve was $600, which would be $3200 now (ouch!) / currently *contributed by Richard Wiley (see his comment for more info)
Omiya's – 99 Hapuku St., Aiea, at the far end of an old plantation store / burgers, saimin, bento, literally "finger lickin' good" musubi
Onjin's Cafe – Kamake'e & Queen St, Kaka'ako (across Nordstrom Rack, behind Ward Theaters) / Contemporary Korean cuisine / currently Phuket Thai Restaurant
Ono Hawaiian Foods – Kapahulu Avenue / Opened in 1960, closed 2017 (57 years in business). Started by Sueko Oh Young, then continued operation under her daughter-in-law Cynthia Oh Young and husband Clayton. Featured traditional Hawaiian food, and was highly respected as one of the best for it. The very popular yet very small restaurant often drew a line out the door. The walls within were plastered every square inch with photos of celebrities, both local and abroad, who visited the restaurant, many with autographs. The food was served in institutional style light green ABS bowls (the type you'd see in a school cafeteria). / Currently Da Ono Hawaiian Food, carrying the torch under new ownership, yet pretty much the same menu and original cooks from Ono Hawaiian Foods
On On at McCully – 1110 McCully St. / Chinese, Asian-Fusion cuisine; a fave was their Chinese Chicken Salad *contributed by Darin M.
Original Chuck's Steakhouse, The – Lewers St, Waikiki / Sunday Manoa played there / *contributed by winnie, Andy Mikonis
Orson's Bourbon House – Kailua / Andy Wong restaurant; great Caesar Salad; said to be the best restaurant on the Windward side at the time; closed 1997 / currently
Orson's Seafood Restaurant – Ward Warehouse / named after Andy & Marian Wong's son Orson; closed 1997 / currently
Otoro Hawaii Fusion – 3008 Waialae Ave. / Closed 2020 due the economic downturn from the Covid-19 pandemic

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Padovani's Bistro & Wine Bar – Ward Center
Palama Inn – Kalihi / Owned by Masanobu Higa. Masa's one leg was shorter than the other, so that's how people remember him. Served lots of Japanese food, then when the neighborhood became more Filipino, started serving more Filipino dishes. Made mean pork adobo and miso tako and sashimi. / currently *contributed by Write Obsession
Palomino – Harbor Court Towers / Hawaii regional fusion made popular by then Chef Fred DeAngelo; prime-rib pupa-style and crab/artichoke dip were hits
Palowai drive-In – Waialae Ave, Kaimuki / features / currently McDonald's
Pancho Goldstein's Taco Stand – Usually hanging around Laniakea Beach along Kam Hwy., Haleiwa (North Shore) / Mid-70s era. Although the bright orange step van with beach waves and palm tree murals painted on the side, most likely had dibs on other parking spots from Sunset to Haleiwa. After a session at Himalayas, Lani's or Sunset we would almost always gather for the biggest beefy burrito ever! Fish and Shrimp Tacos were another specialty. The one pound-plus burrito and a tall boy from the cooler, was da best grinds evah! Tanks eh! *contributed by Mike Emery
Pancho's Villa – Kalakaua Ave, Waikiki (next to what was then Magoo's Pizza / features / currently
Panda Cuisine – Keeaumoku St., across from the "Koreamoku" Walmart / Known for serving Dim Sum after 11:00pm, and the mango pudding with condensed milk / currently the building has been razed to make way for a new condo project *contributed by Scott Shiira
Paniolo Cafe – Kamehameha Hwy, Punalu'u (just after Kahana Bay, Mauka side, North Shore-bound) / roadside restaurant and bar popular with motorcyclists and passing tourists; owned by the late Don Ho; property owned by Bishop Estate / currently Tropic'aina Bar & Grill
Papadore – Monserrat Fine dining above Diamond Head Market; Chef / owner drove a Harley *contributed by geoff michaelson
Papa Nino's – Waialae Avenue (mauka of Kahala Mall, under the freeway overpass) / His pizzas had an almost English muffin-like crunchy texture *contributed by Jay
Papa Ole's Lunch Wagon – Kalewa St (off Lagoon Drive), Airport area / breakfast, plate lunch, sandwiches, dessert; operates a brick 'n mortar restaurant in Hau'ula
Paper Plate Lunchwagon & Catering – corner of Pacific Street and Iwilei Road, in front of Brewer / Owned and operated by local Filipino guy who came from Cordon Bleu Culinary School; local and pacifc rim fusion gourmet plate lunches
Paradiso Seafood & Grill – Royal Hawaiian Shopping Center / features / *contributed by leighton
Paris Cafe – S. King St (next to Kuhio School) / previously a diner, turned into a bar / *contributed by Alan
Pasta Basta by Donato – Ala Moana Blvd, Restaurant Row / Spaghetti Basilico Pomodoro, Gnocchi Gorgonzola / currently
Patisserie – Kahala / European style bakery; pastries, German potato salad / currently
Pat's at Punalu'u – Punalu'u / fine dining by the sea
Patti's Chinese Kitchen – Ala Moana Center, Pearlridge / founded in 1967 by Calvin Chun, named after his daughter Patti when she was in college. Iconic Ala Moana location closed in 2008, Pearlridge location closed in 2010
Peach Garden – Olive Ave., Wahiawa / "Tasty" Chinese food *contributed by Milt Yamamoto
Peacock, The – Waimea Falls Park / features *contributed by Joan Thomson
Peanut Shop, The – 1619 Liliha Street / owned by Jared and Eva Ikeda; in business over 50 years; specialized in different types of peanuts; closed July 2008 *contributed by Carolyn Cheh
Pearl City Tavern – Waimano Home Road & Kamehameha Hwy, Pearl City / opened in 1936 by George and Irene Fukuoka, closed in 1993; house specialties were steaks, live Maine lobsters and banana drinks at the live Monkey Bar; popular with Pearl Harbor servicemen / currently
Pee Wee Drive-In – King & Punahou St, Makiki / burgers, sandwiches, plate lunches / currently Subway
Penguins – University Ave, Puck's Alley / frozen yogurt / currently
Pepi's Hofbrau – Lewers St., Waikiki / German eatery *contributed by "Kona" Wally C.
Peppino's Italian Food – Ho'olai St, Kailua / hole in the wall, no frills, old time manual cash register (with the hand crank); closed March 2013 after 41 years in business; one cheese, one combo pizza had been regular's birthday dinner for more than 30 years / *contributed by kelli
Perry's Pizza – Kailua (near what is now Foodland–it was Food City back then and Foodland was over near the original Kalapawai. After Foodland that space was the Food Warehouse) *contributed by webrunner
Perry Boys' Smorgy – Islandwide / family buffet; last location in Waikiki closed August 2010 / currently
Phillip Paolo's – S. Beretania St., in a house on the block between Isenberg and McCully / They had the best seafood pasta with cream sauce. Great homey feeling. *contributed by Eric
Pho Dillingham & Grill – Dillingham Blvd (across HCC) / Vietnamese & local grindz / currently Mixed Plate Cafe (same owners, new name), previously Spot's Inn
Phoenix Chinese Cuisine – 377 Keahole St., Hawaii Kai / Closed 2020 due to the economic downturn from the Covid-19 pandemic
Picadilly Pub – Waikiki / great Shepard's Pie / current *contritubted by Ron Thomas
Pieces of Eight – Lewers Street, Waikiki / steak & lobster eatery; in the 1970s, there was a piano bar upstairs featuring Grant "Keys" Chapman and a game room downstairs *contributed by Steve Todd
Pier 7 Restaurant – (a.k.a. "Pier 1") Ilikai Hotel, Waikiki / a "coffee shop" restaurant on the pool deck, makai-side; known for their supah ono "Ilikai Burger" and clam chowder *contributed by Milton (Mel) Maeda, Anne and Anna
Pili Wraps – Manoa Marketplace / Indonesian Chicken Wrap / currently Mix Plate Cafe
Pinky's Broiler – Kailua/Aikahi / features / *contributed by Ann
Pink Poodle, The – Kalakaua Ave., Waikiki / Ice cream parlor *contributed by Nancy
Pioneer Chicken – S. King St (near King's Bakery) & Waianae, also a small deli inside Woolworth's Ala Moana / like Church's, the OTHER KFC / *contributed by John Book and Milton Yamamoto
Pizza Pete's – little bldg. next to McDonalds in Kailua / first pizza restaurant ever in Kailua; opened around 1970 and closed before the end of the decade; best pizza in town were all hand-made in the store *contributed by OhanaDoug
Planet Hollywood – Waikiki / theme restaurant opened by Bruce Willis, Sylvestor Stallone and Arnold Schwarzenegger / currently Teddy Bear World Hawaii
Plantation Coffee Shop – Ala Moana Hotel (3rd floor) / 24hrs like Coco's and Likelike Drive Inn / currently *contributed by A.T.
Plantation House – Liberty House Ala Moana / Mushroom Burger / currently Alan Wong's Pineapple Room
Plantation Tavern – 590 Farrington Hwy., Kapolei – Closed 2020 due to the economic downturn from the Covid-19 pandemic
Plush Pippin – Ala Moana Shopping Center / great pies… sour cream lemon. Yum! 80′s / currently *contributed by Anne
Pokai Bay Drive-In – Waianae / features / currenlty L&L Drive-In *contributed by Mark Stone
Polos Lunch Plate – McCully, between King and Algaroba / great saimin ,hamburger steak and nickel machines / *contributed by bigbud808
Pomaikai Ballrooms – Dole Cannery / Closed 2020 due to the economic downturn from the Covid-19 pandemic
Ponds, The – corner of Alapai & Beretania St. / circa early 30′s / currently *contributed by Kimo, c/o his centenarian mother
Popo's – Waikiki /authentic mexican food from sonora, mexico
Popo's – Aiea? Halawa? near Pearl Harbor, Honolulu-bound / 1960s era little Japanese restaurant. Had a very small bar connected to it with two lovely waitresses, Sandy and Vivian. Across the street was a country western bar & restaurant *contributed by Richard Cajoeri
Pop's (don't know the real name) – Across Farrington High on King St., next to the original Helena's Hawaiian Food / Had THE BEST chow fun at the time in the 60's and 70's *contributed by Milt Yamamoto
Portlock – Hawaii Kai Shopping Center (formally known as Kuapa Kai Shopping Center) / owned by the family that owned Surf Line; Southwest Tex-Mex cuisine / *contributed by leighton
Pottery, The – Kaimuki / take-home clay pot with some of the entrees, baked in an on-site oven / currently
Primo Gardens – Ilikai Hotel, Waikiki / live music by Sunday Manoa "Singing Waimanalo Blues" / currently / *contributed by pat
Prince Kuhio Restaurant – Ala Moana Center (makai-side, street level) / one of the original restaurants at Ala Moana / currently
Princess Chop Suey – Kailua (across from the bowling alley) / features / currently *contributed by David Calistro
Puka Dog Waikiki – Kuhio Ave, Waikiki International Market Place / while they continue doing business as HULA DOG, there's no chance that name can replace the more catchy and appropriate PUKA DOG. According to PukaDog.com, the explanation goes like this: "After 12 years of doing business under the name of Puka Dog, the founders are going their separate ways. Rick Quinette, based on Kauai, will continue doing business as: PUKA DOG HAWAIIAN STYLE HOT DOGS. Dominique Quinette, based on Oahu will be doing business as: HULA DOG HAWAIIAN STYLE HOT DOGS. The parting between the Quinettes allows both parties to maintain the great experience and highest quality of food and service you've come to know and love. You will not notice any changes in the future in the concept or taste of the delicious hot dogs and lemonades. / currently Hula Dog
Puppy Palace – Kailua Shopping Center, next to Times Supermarket / Best BBQ hamburger and french fries! *contributed by David Dowling
Purity Inn (now Meadow Gold) – corner of Keeaumoku and Beretania / Combo car-hop or sit-down restaurant, circa 50's and 60's; (also was Dairyman Ice Cream Parlor); popular for snacks after the movies; a favorite was the cantaloupe cut in half and filled with orange sherbert (canteloupe was considered an exotic fruit at the time!) *contributed by Paul, Randy and khs68

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Q's Drive-In – N. King Street (near Tamashiro's), Kalihi / hamburgers, plate lunch, bento
Queen's Deli – Alakea and Queen St / sandwiches & pasta dishes
Queen's Surf – a Waikiki legend only your parents or grandparents know about within its hallowed walls / likely those who loved Queens Surf didn't vote for Frank Fasi
Quickies – Kailua Shopping Center, Kailua / awesome shoestring fries / currently

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Raijin – End of Waialae where it meets Kapahulu, next to the service station / Served Japanese food in the 80s, and was pretty popular for a short period of time. It had a big painting on the wall of the thunder/lightning gods of Japan (raijin). Eastern Garden Chinese restaurant may have followed, and also a Korean restaurant. Then the building was painted black and another Japanese restaurant replaced it. *contributed by Eric
Ranch House Family Restaurant – Kapahulu Ave, above Hee Hing, formerly Sam Choy's / "homestyle" local and contemporary American fare / currently Tokkuri-Tei
Ray's Seafood – 5th floor of the Waikiki Shopping Plaza / Early 80s era upscale, trendy seafood restaurant/ bar, with excellent "kamikazes" (Ice-cold Stoly, with trace amounts of Rose's Lime Juice and Triple Sec); popular watering hole among UH students *contributed by leighton and Jay
Rainbow Garden Teahouse – Kalei Road (off Old Waialae Road where Oasis used to be) just before the freeway on-ramp / Popular traditional Japanese teahouse for celebrations. Opened in 1921 in Moiliili, then relocated after WWII to Kalei Road and closed in 1997 *contributed by khs68
RC Drive-In – Kailua / previously Kailua Drive-In, lounge / currently
Red Baron's Pizza – Aikahi Park Shopping Center / same family owners as Rob Roy's in Kailua and The Village in Kahala *contributed by Rick Derrickson
Red Lion – Waikiki (previously on Kuhio ave., last located on Kalakaua Ave, in the cellar of the Hyatt Regency & Spa Waikiki / previously known as a pizza parlor and sandwich shop; later turned into a bar & nightclub / currently *contributed by Ron Thomas
Red Pepper, The – in the Ilima Hotel / Restaurant Corp. of Hawaii (RCOH) gave Red Vest doorman Rex Chandler his own place, this Mexican restaurant named The Red Pepper
Red Rooster – mauka/ewa corner of Piikoi & Young Streets/ At one time same owner as Golden Duck; Quintero's mexican restaurant took over space then closed. *contributed by khs68
Red Vest – Kuhio Ave. (Mauka side at Nahua St.), Waikiki / Nice restaurant for prom night. At one time it had an elevated model train running along its walls; later this became "Foxy's", named after bartender Frank Fox? the Restaurant Corp. of Hawaii ran a number of spots. Charlie Brown & Jeff Harman had the Red Vest on Kuhio. They put Michel's doorman Nick Nicholas in his own place, Nick's Fishmarket in the Gateway. Nick's would later expand to Maui, Chicago, & Houston, maybe others. Pat Bowlen later became an investory in Nick's & Jeff joined the Denver Broncos board. RCOH gave Red Vest doorman Rex Chandler his own place, a Mexican restaurant named The Red Pepper in the Ilima Hotel. *contributed by Steve Todd and Jim Dorsey
Reuben's Restaurant – Kahala Mall, located near the corner of Waialae Ave. and Hunakai Ave. / features *contributed by Nancy
Rex & Eric's Restaurant & Disco – Kuhio Ave., Waikiki (behind the Waikiki International Marketplace?) / Warm spinach salad prepared tableside was the best ever!; incredible Motzarella Marinara. There was a backgammon room and adjoining disco. Rex Chandler was the owner. it was packed in the late 70s. *contributed by DJA and Rhicke Jennings
Rob Roy's – Kailua (where Blockbuster Video was later ) / popular family breakfast restaurant after Sunday morning mass; same family also owned The Village in Kahala; other parts of the family owned Red Baron's Pizza in Aikahi and one in Mililani that changed their names to Waldo's Pizza / currently *contributed by David Calistro and Rick Derrickson
Rockchild's – Aina Haina / Under new ownership of the Ranch House in 1986, after a $3 million renovation, the popular eatery essentially split into two new trendy restaurants: Metro and Rockchild's. It was ill-received by the public and soon closed in 1988. Rockchild's was known for their center-cut Alaskan King Crab Legs the size of your big toe. *contributed by Jay
Roll-In Delicatessen (Okazu-ya) – Gulick Ave, one block on right, before Gulick okazu-ya, going towards School St. / Real mom & pop okazu. Very tasty and reasonable. / Currently Matsumoto okazu-ya *contributed by Milt Yamamoto
Rose and Crown Pub – Waikiki / format / currently *contritubted by Ron Thomas
Round House, The – Below Anna Miller's adjacent to Pearlridge Center, Aiea / features / currently Bravo Italian family restaurant
Rose City Diner – Restaurant Row, Kaka'ako / features
Rosie's Boat House – Kaneohe / 70's era; great salad bar, and steak and lobster/ *contributed by Al
Rosie's Cantina – Haleiwa Town *contributed by Carolyn Taniguchi-Chung
Roxanne's – Ward Center
Royal Sunset Drive-In – Waipahu / Currently Waipahu Town Center
Rudy's – location / One of the original Italian restaurants; family style; great date place
Ryan's Grill – Ward Centre, Kaka'ako / Popular restaurant and bar opened in 1983, closed 2017.
RYU – Lewers & Kalakaua area, Waikiki / Late 1970s era Chinese restaurant *contributed by BARB DIXON

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Sada's Japanese Restaurant – Makaloa St., in the area that is now Walmart, where what used to be Makaloa Square; Sada's was to the right of the entrance, if you were on Makaloa, facing Mauka, fairly close to Keeaumoku / 80s era; Hide Tamayose, the former cook at Sada's now owns Hide-Chan's *contributed by Jay
Saint-Germain Bakery – Dillingham Blvd. and Ala Moana Shopping Center in Shirokiya / cinnamon toast chips were a favorite *contributed by Ann
Salerno's – McCully Shopping Center (where Pho777 is now) / THE BEST Italian food, bread and service in the 80s and 90s *contributed by Jeannine
Salvation Army Teahouse, The – Manoa valley / nice place to take visiting tourists for the tropical ambiance / currently *contributed by Richard Wiley
Sam Choy's – Kapahulu ~ Diamond Head / Hawaii Regional Cuisine / currently Tokkuri-Tei Japanese Restaurant
Sam Choy's Breakfast, Lunch & Crab – Nimitz Hwy (next Zippy's, across City Mill) – Hawaii regional cuisine; opened in 1997, closed March 31, 2013; owners also own neighboring Aloha Beer Company
Sampan Inn – Kewalo Basin, Diamond Head end, just before "Point Panic" parking lot, where the dolphin research facility used to be / sizzling steak with onions on top / currently razed (nothing… GOOD!) *Contributed by Alan
Sam's Fountain – Moanalua Shopping Center / banana splits / currenlty
Sam's Korean Restaurant – Kailua / best Kalbi on the island / *contributed by Al
Sands, The – near Kuhio Beach, Waikiki / 50's era all-you-can-eat buffet *contributed hmf
Sarento's – top of the Ilikai Waikiki / Italian cuisine established in 1992 / closed September 2017
Sato's Okazuya – Waipahu / known for their local saimin style Fried Noodles, after 55 years in business, the owners decided to retire *contributed by Haru
Schooner's – Waikiki (on the beach, where the HPD substation is now) / Torn down in 1972. Green Kangaroo (later Blue Kangaroo, Mike Drager & Jay Cook) performed. / currently *contributed by Ron Thomas and Leslie Cook
Schooners Restaurant – Aiea, overlooking the marina in Pearl Harbor / Local, Tex-Mex and American food
Scoozi's – Auahi St, Ward Center, street level (near the former Borders) / restaurant featuring live entertainment / currently
Scott's Seafood – Aloha Tower Marketplace / California-style seafood and bar; replaced by Don Ho's / *contributed by leighton
Scotty's Drive-In – Keeaumoku & Pearl City (across the street from Bluebird Drive-In) / wooden tables out front, kinda' run down, burgers greasy with drippy sauce; frozen Malts / currently Zippy's in Pearl City *contributed by A.T.
Sea Breeze Drive-In – Waianae / Teri Beef Sandwich / currently *contributed by Alan
Seafood Emporium, The – Royal Hawaiian Shopping Center / Andrew Wong / currently
Sei's Family Restaurant – Located in the current Weinberg Hale apartment building in Mōʻiliʻili / Served local coffee shop-style meals at reasonable prices, and had the best house salad dressing and honey-glazed ham. Very popular with local families and older patrons. Closed due to retirement(?) of owner. *contributed by Lynn
Senor Frogs – Royal Hawaiian Shopping Center, Waikiki / kitschy "spring break" themed Mexican cantina restaurant and bar / currently
Senor Popo's – Nimitz Hwy. / really decent Mexican food *contributed by Suzanne Carnes
Serendipity – Palolo Ave. / '80s era fine dining restaurant owned and operated by Chef Bones Yuen, a familiar name to locals at the time; famed for Chef Yuen's Rack of Lamb and Beef Tenderloin; Chef Yuen did a brief stint at Coasters before reopening Serendipity in McCully in the early '90s *contributed by Bonnie, Leighton and the Honolulu Star Bulletin archives
Shack Hawaii Kai, The – Hawaii Kai Shopping Center (adjacent to Safeway and Longs) / Sports bar and grill right on Hawaii Kai marina. Opened in 1991, owner Andy Lindberg closed the business on Friday, February 9, 2018 due to business sales not able to cover the lease (about $30k/month). Brendan Burchfiel, former owner of The Shack Waikiki, was a partner at the Hawaii Kai location before moving on start the The Shack Waikiki. During Brendan's tenure at Hawaii Kai, there was a sport fishing charter operation connected with the restaurant, with its own boat named "Shack Attack" docked right in front in front of the restaurant. During that time, they held annual sport fishing tournaments that attracted many participants, especially for its high ticket $10,000 grand prize (massive Marlin were hauled in). Other features of the restaurant included a billiards table with a funky mannequin riding a hang glider above it, dart boards and video games. At one time there was live music, however the neighborhood put a stop to that due to the sound bothering them across the marina.
Shack Hawaii Kai, The – Hawaii Kai Shopping Center, between Longs and Safeway, on the marina waterfront / Popular bar and grill opened in 1991, closed in February 2018 due to lack of enough revenue to cover lease. Owned by Andy Lindberg; former partner owner was Brendan Burchfiel, who went on to open The Shack Waikiki (also eventually closed). The bar and eatery featured Ohia wood railings and posts, wood deck raised floors, with an overall tiki bar look and feel featuring framed photos of old Hawaii, particularly Waikiki beach boy surf scenes. Other fun features were video games, pinball and dart boards in the back. When Brendan was running the place, he started "Shack Attack" Fishing Charters, with the company's own private fishing boat named that. It was a 39 ft. Tolly Craft. During that time (about 5 years), they held annual fishing tournaments with a grand prize of $10,000 each year. It was very popular! The Shack was known for their burgers, while the menu also had your usual pub grub, plus local style plate lunches.
Shack Waikiki, The – Waikiki Trade Center, Kuhio Ave, Waikiki / sport bar & grill, live contemporary Hawaiian & Jawaiian music, burgers 'n pub grub, sports bar; owned by Brendan Burchfiel, former partner of The Shack Hawaii Kai / currently Hyatt Centric
Shakey's Pizza Parlor (70's Era) – Keeauomoku St, Kaneohe, Waimalu & Schofield Barracks, Wahiawa / the new, more commercial location in Waipahu is NOTHING like the original one on Oahu back in the 70's; the 70's era Shakey's decor was that of a large open warehouse with a rustic, dark-lit look; seating were long communal wooden park benches; their pizza cooks would spin pizza dough in a booth near the entrance behind a glass window so flour didn't "splash" on the patrons, while there was a small game room in the back, when at the time, ASTEROID was "cutting edge"; they also had a live banjo player on the weekends / currently Sorabol Korean Restaurant on Koreamoku (in the same Shakey's Pizza building!)
Shari's Drive-In – Kapiolani Blvd, Kaimuki / Walter Miura, owner of Shari's and the Ala Moana Beach concession also ran the concession near the Band Stand at Kapiolani Park (passed about a year back in 2015); at one time he was married to Muriel Miura (now Kaminaka?) / currently Market City Shopping Center *contributed by Jay
Sherrie's White Flower Inn – S. Beretania, between Isenberg and McCully / Converted house into restaurant featuring vegan cuisine. Eventually became Phillip Paolo. *contributed by Leighton
Shigenoya Saimin and Okazu – Mango St. in Wahiawa / Very good fried noodles and okazu *contributed by Milt Yamamoto
Ship's Tavern – Moana Surfrider Waikiki / fine dining seafood and steak / currently
Shipwreck Kelly's – location / Burned down prior to 1976 and had been redone; Jack Lord filmed Hawaii Five-O there / *contributed by Laura
Shorty's Grill – Bishop Street, downtown Honolulu (Near Hawaiian Telephone) /served only breakfast and lunch *contributed by Alan
Shanghai Bistro – Discovery Bay, Waikiki / short-lived restaurant by Li May Tang, serving fusion flavors of China, Hawaii, Japan and Europe
Shari's Drive-In – Market City Shopping Center / "Stew Bowl" and Green River limeade Drink. Before Shari's it was W&M Burger's original location. *source: Judy on Remembering Oahu from the Past Part 2 on FB
Shogun – Pacific Beach Hotel (in a loft above the Oceanarium) / best seafood buffet on the island / *contributed by pat
Shore Bird Restaurant & Beach Bar – Outrigger Reef Waikiki Beach Resort – Established in 1979 into what has become one of Waikiki's most popular hangouts for locals, tourists and celebrities. Grill-your-own meat and seafood station. Closed in August 2017 to be renovated and reopened as a newer concept, under new hotel ownership / Currently the Reef Bar and Market Grill
Showbiz – Aina Haina Shopping Center / Remember the animattronic pizza wars? The founder of Atari founded Chuck E Cheese's, then brokered a deal with Brock Hotels. Brock then broke the deal and contracted another aninatronics company to come up with their own pizza theater show (Showbiz Pizza). CEC sued and won a big settlement, but then went bankrupt a and was bought out by Showbiz. Then Showbiz pushed out their original animatronics company, but apparently forgot that they owned the rights to the shows, at which point they rebranded under the Chuck E Cheese name. I'm pretty sure the one in Aina Haina was first a Chuck E Cheese, then switched to Showbiz, then BACK to Chuck E Cheese. *contributed by Jay
Silver Dragon – Kam Shopping Center next to Longs / Popular for banquets/ Currently Liu's Chop Suey *contributed by khs68
Sizzler Steak House – locations island-wide, including Pearlridge, Kalihi, Nimitz by the airport and Waikiki / steak house with family-friendly prices *contributed by bob
Sky Room Restaurant – old overseas terminal on the south side of the airport/ restaurant / currenty *contributed by Tom Gibson
Sloop John B's – site of the Ewa Beach Shopping Center, Ewa Beach / named after the Beach Boys song; BBQ ribs, fish 'n chips, beer; lacquered burnt plywood wall panels created a nautical theme / currently Ewa Beach Shopping Center (about where Radio Shack is)
Sloppy Joe's & Fat Tuesday – Aloha Tower Marketplace / closed January '96 / currently
Slow Poke Fishmarket – Kamehameha Hwy, Kaneohe
Smitty's – Kaneohe Bay Shopping Center, Kaneohe / 24 hour coffee shop & diner / curently a bank
Snowflake Bakery – between Castle and Herbert St, Kapahulu / features / currently
Spindrifter – Kahala Mall / seafood & steaks; they would give you a whole mini cake ( not a slice, a whole cake) for your birthday… the kind with pink roses on it! Yum! / currently *contributed by Anne
Spot's Inn – University Ave, previously Dillingham Blvd near HCC / plate lunch with a Japanese twist / currently
South Seas Restaurant – Nimitz Hwy & Lagoon Dr, Airport / a Spencecliff restaurant / currently a Kia car dealership
South Seas Village – Kalakaua Ave., Waikiki, next to Popo's Cantina / a Spencecliff restaurant; had an outdoor lounge area and Shabu Shabu counter *contributed by Nancy
Stan's Pizza – Keeaumoku and King St. / one of the first pizza joints in the area / Currently Lobster King *contributed by Rich Shintaku
Starlite Lanes – Ewa Beach / bowling alley; previously conjoined with the old Ewa Beach McDonald's / currently Public Storage *contributed by Kenny Stevens
Star Market – statewide / supermarket & deli. Founded by Tsunejiro and Mika Fujieki in 1929. Sold and converted to Times Supermarket in 2009 / currently Times Supermarket (Mo'ili'ili location is now Longs Drugs)
Stewart's – Niu Valley Shopping Center (next to Times Supermarket / this Spencecliff restaurant had the tenderest, juciest, teriyaki steak and creamy mashed potatoes
Stewart's Drugs – llittle bldg. next to the Salvation Army store (former Cornet) in Kailua / coffee shop; closed in the very early '70's; best hamburgers; the chef browned the bun in a certain way and did who knows what else, that made it taste like no other burger *contributed by OhanaDoug
Strawberry Connection – Kalihi St., then moved to Dole Cannery / gourmet foods purveyor / currently Mill De Pan Bakery (Dole Cannery location)
Sty, The – Niu Valley Shopping Center / Country Comfort and Sons of Hawaii used to play there. Was a great eatery. Jay (who co-contributed to this listing) was good friends with the former owner, who passed away about 10 years ago. *contributed by winnie, Kealii Makekau and Jay
Suehiro – King St / Old-style Okinawan and Japanese classics, such as ahi belly, sukiyaki and pork tofu
Sun's – Mililani Shoping Center / features
Summit, The – Top of the Ala Moana Hotel / In operation from 1970-85, it was the first restaurant in that penthouse space since the Ala Moana Hotel first opened. Favorite was the warm spinach salad and cherries jubilee made tableside. David Robinson, an acquaintance of FGII (one of this entry's contributors), worked there. To FGII's recollection, it was sort of an upscale coffee shop, not fine dining, as was the restaurants that followed it. Nickolas Nicholas took its place from 1986 to 1999, then Aaron's Restaurant from 1999 to 2009 / currently Signature Steak & Seafood *contributed by khs68, FGII and Bob Sigall
Sunnyside Bakery – Kilani St., Wahiawa / Famous for their Blueberry Cheesecake, Custard and Chocolate Pudding Pies. Relocated in 2018 as Tanya's Pies and Grill *contributed by Milton Yamamoto
Sunrise Cafe – Ewa end of Makaloa street / Hole-in-the-wall diner *contributed by Jay
Sunset Grill – Restaurant Row / contemporary American / currently a medical office
Suzanne Roig Gordon's Kitchen – Hawaii Kai
Sushi Ichiban – 3575 Waialae Ave., Kaimuki / great lunch specials; oxtail ramen; previously was Che Pasta Kaimuki in this location / currently Kona Kai Sushi *contributed by khs68
Sushi Masa – Ward Centre, ground floor / Closed about 10 years ago. Named after the owner/chef, who was a most friendly and gracious person, who happened to make awesome sushi. It seated only about 10-12 people, and had colorful banners hanging from the ceiling to separate diners from the shoppers walking by. / currently *contributed by Video360 and FG II
Sushi Ten – Waimalu, in Newtown Shopping Plaza (same complex where Elephant and Castle used to be) / sushi in the front, Okinawan food in the back. Believe owner moved to Waikele C.C. / *contributed by leighton
Suzuki Japanese Restaurant – Koko Head Ave, Kaimuki (neighbors with Kimuraya Bakery / tempura, butterfish misoyaki, chicken tofu / currently
Swan Bakery – School St, Kalihi / coffee shop & bakery
Swanky's – downtown Honolulu / counter stand serving hot dogs, burgers 'n fries way before Mr. Ronald, Sir King and Miss Wendy / currently
Swanky Franky Hot Dog Stand – Ena Rd, Waikiki / a Spencliff restaurant / currently
Swensen's Ice Cream / Kapahulu Ave. (near Leonard's Bakery), and Pearlridge Phase II / At the (better) Pearlridge location, you could sit down and order some food then have your ice cream after a long day of shopping, then watch the movies across the street. The earthquake was a winner; 10 scoops of ice cream, with topping, nuts, whip cream, jimmies, cherries and their delicious imported wafer cookies. I ate it twice. By myself. *contributed by Mel B.
Swiss Haus – Royal Hawaiian Ave., Waikiki / "Home Style, Swiss 'Know How' Cooking"; favorite of airline crews; breakfast lunch and dinner starting from $2.75 (1970's era); occupied the space after Swiss Inn at Niu Valley closed (tough act to follow / *contributed by leighton
Swiss Inn – Niu Valley Shopping Center (circa 70's) / operated by head cook/owner Martin Wyss & wife Jeanie; Swiss Inn Salad Dressing available today at local markets by owner's nephew / *contributed by KeithF

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Taco's Etc. – Kapahulu Ave. / features
Taco Hut – Kailua & Puck's Alley / best nachos *contributed by Jay
Taco Time – Waipahu / features / *contributed by julie
Tahitian Lanai – Waikikian Hotel / the complete embodiment of what Waikiki should be today, now but a distant memory / currently the brand new Waikikian time share resort (operated by Hilton Hawaiian Village)
Tai Sam Yuen – downtown Honolulu (across the street from Tin-Tin) / Cantonese cuisine / *contributed by Alan
Taishoken – Keeaumoku St / Tsukemen (deconstructed Japanese Ramen) / currently
Takasago Sushi – King Street, next to Musashiya and Omochaya stores on N. King Street in Chinatown / It was one of the few places in the 60s that served Edomae sushi. *contributed by Eric
Tanabe Superette – Keeaumoku St / small mom 'n pop grocery convenience store, featuring full butcher, fish and produce department similar to Alicia's Market in Kalihi), along with a wide assortment of fresh-made, supah' ono pupu, bento and musubi
Tanaka's – Makule & Fort Weaver Rd, Ewa Beach / 50's to early 60's / currently 7-Eleven
Tani's Lunchwagon – in front of Eki Cycle on Dillingham, Kalihi / local plate lunch / currently Alii Grill Lunch Wagon
Taniguchi Store – Beretania Street / Awesome Hawaiian food, poke and ice cakes *contributed by Scott Shiira
Tanoue's Saimin – 11th and Waialae Ave, across Kaimuki park / wonderfully chewy saimin noodles and won ton mein; all time favorite saimin stand / *contributed by KeithF & Ron Ho
Tanuki Japanese restaurant – Beretania St., just Ewa of Ward Avenue / Was a great place while growing up in the late 60's *contributed by Howard Fukuda
The Bulgoggi (sp?) House in Waipahu where taniokas is located had really great Korean food also!
Tastee Treat (or Tasty Treet, or Tasty Treat; none of us can remember exactly how it was spelled) – Kamehameha Hwy, Kaneohe / burgers 'n fries, milk shakes, ice cream cones / same location became a very successful L&L Drive-In, then another drive-in ran by a "Pake" that sold crazy combinations like Shoyu Chicken plate lunch with a side order of Pizza?
Tasty Broiler – End of Smith Street and Nimitz, next to the municipal parking lot; if you signed their parking register, they would reimburse you the $.25 / The owner's daughter was a tennis player. They made their own custard pies and their tabs were written on blank sheets from a little note pad. They served diner food that was simple, yet good. Run down (read "old") chairs, plus a menu that showed its age, but it was "ono"!; steak and lobster special for only $10 / *contributed by Alan, John Book, Leighton, Richard Lee-Ching and Henry
Tastee Freeze – Ewa Beach (by the Chop Suey place ) & Aina Haina / features / currentlyTaste of Puerto Rico – Old Fort Weaver Road, Ewa Beach / traditional Puerto Rican cuisine / currently
Ted's Drive-In – S. King St., Mo'ili'ili / Kim Chi Burger / currently
Tempura Ichidai – Ala Moana Center / Owned by Japanese restaurant group Pier 30; closed abruptly in January 2019
Tenney Center Tavern – Ewa / veal cutlet with great gravy and a cherry coke or a lemon coke / *contributed by Richard Lee-Ching
Terrace Grill – Hyatt Regency / poolside breakfast, brunch and lunch / currently Shor
T.G.I. Friday's – King & Ward Ave. & Waikiki / where my heart-broken life sentence unexpectedly began (Ward location) / currently vacant at Ward, Vyt's Steak House at Waikiki
Third Floor, The – Hawaiian Regent Hotel (currently Marriot Waikiki Beach), Waikiki / groundbreaking formal, iconic, well-run restaurant, with an oversize leather-bound menu of Continental specialties, such as Duck a l'Orange and Beef Wellington, at the time unheard of in Hawaii; anonymous Swiss chef ran the kitchen / currently Sansei & D.K. Steak
Thunderbird Drive Inn (may have been Bluebird Drive Inn either before or after) – Pearl City, across the street where Zippy's is now / plate lunches; ono Teri Beef / currently *contributed by Milt Yamamoto
Times Grill – Kapiolani Blvd. / Opened in 1939 on by Albert and Wallace Teruya; restaurant sold in 1947 to Harry Uehara (former owner of Kewalo Inn) when Teruya Brothers planned opening of Times Supermarket in McCully 1949; became Columbia Inn 1964 – 1984 / currently a BMW dealership *contributed by khs68
Tin Tin Chop Suey – downtown Honolulu / Won ton mein, Wor Kau Gee Mein, Kau Yuk over soft noodles/ *contributed by winnie, Alan
Tip Top Cafe – Palama / features *contributed by Jay
Theo's – Bishop St, downtown Honolulu / carved roast beef sandwiches; Mayor Frank Fasi was often spotted dining there / currently
Third Floor – Hawaiian Regent Hotel, Waikiki / Prom night kind place, anniversary, Lavosh / *contributed by Richard Lee-Ching
Three Coins – Wahiawa / just like Dot's / Currently Zippy's *contributed by Brenda & A.T.
Tiki Broiler, The – International Marketplace (in the middle), Waikiki / 1970s era; broil your own steak, chicken & seafood *contributed by BARB DIXON
Tiki Tops – Windward City Shopping Center, Kaneohe / a Spencecliff restaurant / currently
Times Bakery – location / features *contributed by webrunner
Times Grill – Opened by the Teruya brothers before opening Times Supermarket
Tio's Garage & Taco Station – Ward Ave / Tex-Mex/sports bar; previously Dixie Grill, operated by same owner / currently Kanpai
Todai (Japanese seafood buffet) – Ala Moana Blvd., across Fort DeRussy / Pretty good sushi buffet. If you go at 5:00 pm when open, Alaskan King Crab legs. When run out, replace with Snow crab. *contributed by Milt Yamamoto
Tom's place – Kakaako / had good pies and plate lunches *contributed by A. Keomaka
Tony Roma's Waikiki – Kalakaua Avenue / "A place for (St. Louis) ribs", closed on Wednesday, October 28, 2020, after over 47 years in business. Another victim of Covid-19 *contributed by Kevin S. Oshiro
Toppers – Cane St, Wahiawa / 5 burgers for $1/ currenlty
Top's Canterbury– where Todai is today in Waikiki / late-night hangout after the movies, football game or clubbing / *contributed by leighton
Top of the I – Ilikai Hotel, Waikiki / later became Sarento's, an Italian restaurant, which has since closed *contributed by Joan Thomson
Tops Waikiki – Waikiki / features / *contributed by Ann
Top of Waikiki – 2270 Kalakaua Ave., atop the Waikiki Business Plaza / Hawaii's only revolving restaurant closed in 2020 due the economic downturn from the Covid-19 pandemic
Torigin Yohei – Piikoi St., next to Surfline / Yakiniku chicken *contributed by HMF
Torii's Lunch Room – locations on Sheridan St., Mokauea St. across Puuhale Elementary School and also in Iwillei were two other locations.
/ mean overflowing curry stew * contributed by bigbud808 and Milton Yamamoto
Trader Vic's – Ward Ave (1950's), then moved to Waikiki International Marketplace after '67 –
Trattoria – Nohonani St, relocated to Edgewater Hotel, Waikiki / operated by late Sergio Battistetti / currently Embassy Suites hotel at Waikiki Beach Walk.
Tree House – International Market Place / Restaurant with exclusive service for only a party of 2. *contributed by Doug Crocker
Tropic Bakery – 12th ave. in the building next door to 12th Ave Grill (Victoria Inn); the building is the one with the walkway between the parking lot and 12th ave; Tropic was on the makai side / Had a counter where they served coffee and breakfast food; favorite was the square chocolate (spongy) cake with a clear lemon frosting — Tropic was the only bakery that made this cake *contributed by khs68
Tropical Drive Inn – Farrington Highway, Waipahu (across K's Bento-Ya) / after Tropical Drive Inn closed, Diner's opened in Tropical's space and years after Diner's closed Brandi's opened. *contributed by Daniel Yamamura
Tropics Cafe Bar and Lounge – Ward Farmers Market, Kaka'ako / happy hour hot spot; ono grindz; live music / currently Real Gastro Pub
Tropics Fish & Vegetable – Auahi St, Ward Farmers Market, Kaka'ako / local seafood and produce market, also serving fresh-made bento and asian-centric groceries / currently Marukai
Tropics Restaurant – Atkinson Dr, Ala Moana; Johhny-come-lately to the original on the MAUKA/Ewa corner of Seaside & Kalakaua / Both were owned by Tony & Peaches Guerrero; Waikiki location had great Liver; there was a separate room (bar) upstairs; originators of the orange Tropics Salad Dressing; / Atkinson location currently Ala Moana Renaissance Hotel *contributed by Alan & Richard Wiley
Tsukenjo Lunch Wagon – Ward & Queen St. / famous faded red lunch wagon serving plate lunch favorites. Tsukenjo Lunch House still in operation on Cooke St in Kaka'ako by same owners and same lunchwagon menu using same recipes
Tubby's – Waialae Ave, Kaimuki / features / replaced by Crown Drive-In, currently Zippy's
Two Scoops Ice Cream Parlor – 92-1049 Olani St., Kapolei / Closed 2020 due to the economic downturn from the Covid-19 pandemic

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Umeke Market – Kahala / natural foods & health store, deli / Assagio's
Uncle Clay's House of Pure Aloha – Ala Moana Center / Closed 2020 due the economic downturn from the Covid-19 pandemic
Uncle's Fish Market & Grill – Pier 38 / Closed 2020 due to the economic downturn from the Covid-19 pandemic
Uncle John's – near the old Pearlridge 4-Plex Theatre / old school bicycle parked out front / currently Denny's *contributed by Anne
Uptown Fountain, New – School St / SPAM

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V Lounge – Kona Street (across from the main bus stop in Ala Moana Center, more down Piikoi side) / Pizza joint that became popular as a bar for mall workers and late night clubbers / currently called The Lounge under new ownership
Valley-Hi Bake Shop – Akahi Street / Kalihi Street (within the upper Kalihi Uka Valley area), across from a two-story martial arts karate school / 70s ~ 80s era. The bakery might have sold both apple and/or custard pies and donuts. There used to be a video game room – complete with pinball machines. / Currently this building (aka "Allied Builders System") is located behind the Hele (Nom Nom)/old Tesoro gas station *contributed by Kevin S. Oshiro
Viaggio Honolulu – 888 Kapiolani Blvd. / Closed 2020 due to the economic downturn from the Covid-19 pandemic
Victoria Inn – 12th Avenue, Kaimuki / features *contributed by Black Kane
Victoria Station – downtown Honolulu, next door to Kress, on Music Box Records side, right across the street (where Union Plaza is today) / steak house, hamburgers and fries seasoned in a (at the time) very unique way (paprika, salt and pepper?) / *contributed by John Book
Victoria Station – corner of Kapiolani and Kaheka St. / there was British red phone booth inside / *contributed by Paul Yee and Anne
Villa Paradiso – Royal Hawaiian Shopping Center / features / *contributed by leighton
Village Inn – Waialae Ave, Kahala / features / previously Golden Duck and Tony Roma's, then became Chin's, currently… *contributed by winnie & khs68
Vim and Vigor – Kahala Mall and other locations around Oahu / Health food store with pretty good sandwiches *contributed by Jay
Vino – Restaurant Row, Kakaako / opened in 2004 by partners D.K. Kodama and Master Sommolier Chuck Furuya; intimate and family style dining featuring authentic, quality cuisine such as Pan Roasted "Ligurian" Shrimp, Mini Veal Osso Buco, and House Made Ravioli are some of the items on the menu, which features an assortment of freshly made pastas and pizzas. concise 60 plus bottled wine list and more than a dozen wines by the glass, that are also offered in 2 oz tasting pours, allow guests to explore wines from across the globe; in 2006, Food and Wine named Vino one of "America's 50 Most Amazing Wine Experiences."closed May 21, 2015
Violet's Grill – Kapalama Shopping Center, Kalihi / old school local and Okinawan dishes such as Oxtail Saimin and "Green River" drink *contributed by Kenny in Kalihi
Vit's Hawaiian Steak House – 2058 Kuhio Ave., Waikiki (ground floor of the Maile Sky Court) / Steaks, as well as local and American classics for breakfast lunch and dinner
Volcano Joe's – University Ave & Metcalf St. – breakfast, salads, sandwiches/pita wraps, pizza, smoothies, coffee, tea, dessert / currently
Volcano Shakes – King's Village Shopping Center, Waikiki (on Koa Street side, facing Hyatt) / Small hole-in-the-wall joint known for literally over-the-top milk shakes piled high with every sweet sauce, topping, candy and whatever you can imagine.

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Wagon Wheel, The – Kalakaua Ave., Waikiki (McCully end) / features / currently *contributed by Richard Wiley
Waianae Drive Inn – Farrington Hwy. (just past Waianae Mall, next to the Adventist Church) / da' best Hamburger Curry Stew, Laulau & Mac Salad / currently Hannara's *contributed by Chris Costa
Waikiki Sands Restaurant & Nightclub – Kalakaua Ave, Waikiki / circa 1950's /
Wailana Coffee House – Corner of Ala Moana Blvd. & Ena Rd., Waikiki / an old-time icon of Waikiki, this 24 hour diner & lounge was established in the 1960s by Francis Tom in the namesake building he was a partner in developing. Many celebrities performing in Waikiki have been spotted dining there. Closed in October 2018 by heir Kenton Tom, due to costly repairs that were needed, along with the family not wanting to continue the business.
Wailani Inn – Waipahu / outstanding fried saimin / *contributed by Richard Lee-Ching
Washington Saimin – S. King St / Saimin & Burgers, Char-grilled Teri Beef & Rice plate, Bulgogi
Waterfront Cafe – Aloha Tower Marketplace (formerly Sloppy Joe's/Fat Tuesday
Well Bento – Mo'ili'ili area / Take-out macrobiotic fusion meals
Whaler's Broiler – Ala Moana Hotel (lobby level) / features / currently *contributed by A.T.
Wharf, The – Koko Marina / buffet restaurant / currently Zippy's *contributed by Nancy
Whitetop Drive Inn – Auahi Street, Kaka'ako / good burgers and shoestring fries / currently Ward Warehouse *contributed by Rich Shintaku
Whole Ox, The – Kaka'ako / features
Wiki Wiki Burger – Market City Shopping Center at the junction of Kapiolani Blvd and Waialae Ave. / Along with the first Foodland in Hawaii, Wiki Wiki Burger was an Original tenant of Market City starting in 1948. Classic burger joint with a terrific neon sign featuring a smiling, winking burger sitting on a wall while other burgers scampered below. W&M Burger took over Wiki Wiki Burger in the late 1964, then after that, Shari's took over the spot around the early 70s. Note, W&M Burger was originally Nuuanu, where the sold burgers for just 19 cents. They moved to Waialae and 9th Ave and operated there from 1940 to '74. They opened another location in Market City, replacing Wiki Wiki Burger from 1964 – '69. They closed for awhile, then opened up again in 1980 at their present location on Waialae between 2nd and 3rd Ave., next to City Mill. / Currently Walgreens *contributed by Diner "Saimin Kaukau" E & khs68
Wiki Wiki Coffee House – Ala Moana Center, next to Patti's kitchen / opened maybe in the 60s and closed in the 80s; owned by David and Kay Hokama; all of the pies were homemade and so ono; good portuguese sausage, fried chicken, homemade corned beef hash, veal cutlet *contributed by Audrey
Wiki Wiki Drive Inn – corner of Harding and King … before the first segment of the "Fast Road" (H – 1) was built from Waialae Ave in Kaimuki to Ward Street near downtown *contributed by Keith Sherman
Willows, The – Hausten Street in Mo'ili'ili / Opened in 1944, closed at the end of December 2018. Closed to the sale of the property by owners, the Harry & Janette Weinberg Foundation. The Willows was a very popular family restaurant, located in a hidden oasis within the sprawl of busy urban Honolulu. Featured open air dining and private function rooms, as well as a chapel. Fresh water pond filled with carp and waterfalls, as well as a Hawaiian canoe that had an additional private dining space. The AYCE buffet featured a wide variety of pacific rim and continental favorites, while being known for their Hawaiian food and desserts.
Wimpy Burgers – Dillingham and Puuhale, at the present location of the Blood Bank of Hawaii. Wimpy Burgers was also at the end of Dillingham and beginning of Kamehameha Hwy that took you out to the country (before the development of Mililani and/or Makakilo). / features *contributed by Michael C.
Wimpy's Drive In – King St., near the cemetery across the street from Straub Hospital / the owner was an Okinawan guy who lost his arm like Dan Inouye in WW2, fighting in the 442nd. *contributed by onibaba
Windy's Drive Inn – Corner of Kam Highway and Likelike in Kaneohe / Ono Teri Beef Plate, burgers, shakes, fries, hot dogs, chili, shrimp and fish boats / currently Burger King *contributed by leighton
Winter Garden – Kahala Mall opened in 1969 next door to old Honolulu Savings & Loan/Star Market / White table cloths, upscale Szechuan cuisine; renamed Yen King by new owners who then bought Maple Garden (Isenberg St.) in 2008 after Kahala lease expired. *contributed by khs68
Wisteria – King St, Moi'ili'ili / Opened in 1952 as a family restaurant with separate Japanese and American dining rooms (combined in later years), and cocktail lounge. Owned by the Asato family (KC Drive In) for last 30+ years. Closed December 30, 2004. / currently 7-Eleven *contributed by khs68
Wo Fat – corner of Hotel and Maunakea Street, Chinatown, Honolulu / 123-year-old Wo Fat was Hawaii's oldest restaurant when it closed in 2005./ currently an open market *contributed by KiethF and Bob Sigall c/o Honolulu Star Advertiser
Wong's Okazuya – Ala Moana Shopping Center / Established by restaurateur Andy Wong
Woody's – corner of Piikoi and Kapiolani / 50s era cafeteria style eatery *contributed by Robert Traina
Woody's Hot Dogs – Fort Street Mall, thru the mid-80s on the Ewa side of the promenade / features / currently *contributed by Linkmeister
Woolworth – statewide / department store; fried chicken (Pioneer Chicken Deli at Ala Moana location); lunch counter at Waianae location / Ala Moana location currently Old Navy; Waianae location currently City Mill *contributed by Mark Stone
Woolworth Coffee Shop – Ala Moana Center & Kahala Mall/ diner / currently

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Yacht Harbor Tower Restaurant – great food & service, Bob Nelson on piano
Yakiniku House Osaka – Waialae Ave., next to Oasis Nightclub / Memorable TV commercials *contributed by Leighton
Yamagen – 2210 S. King St. / Closed 2020 due to the economic downturn from the Covid-19 pandemic
Yanni's Greek – Restaurant Row / features / *contributed by leighton
Yen King – Kahala Mall next to the Honolulu Federal on the Star Supermarket (Whole Foods) side / Early 70s era fancy Chinese restaurant with white table cloths; great lunch special: shrimp fried rice, sweet sour pork, beef with green peppers, and spring roll; for dessert was crackling banana: deep fried banana coated with honey and plunged into ice water just before serving; when the lease expired, the restaurant moved to Isenberg St. and renamed Maple Garden *contributed by khs68
Y. Ah Lin Super Market – Kaneohe, across the street from where is now Walgreens / Opened November 31,1950. The market was one of several properties owned by members of the Yim family. The building was across the street from Walgreens is now, where Pakes restaurant is, which is still owned by members of the family. The gray medical building next to Ben Parker School was a variety store also owned by the family. Now the building has grandchildren with their offices there. Doctors and dentists in that generation. They are in their 60s and 70s now.
Yoga Kitchen, The – University Avenue, upstairs, on the corner 'mall' just makai of the now razedVarsity Theater / 1966-68 *contributed by Bob F.
Yong Sing – Alakea St. / Popular downtown lunch restaurant since 1966; dim sum and hong kong style noodles. Now The Mandalay. *contributed by khs68
Yoshidaya – Began on either Bethel or Nuuanu. It moved to S. King Street where the Bicycle shop is now. / Mochi shop that specialized in authentic Japanese mocha made by two brothers from Japan. The mocha with colored rice sprinkled on top and ohagi azuki mocha were the best. *contributed by Eric
Your Kitchen – 1423 10th Avenue, Palolo Valley (near Hobbietat) / Japanese tiny hole-in-the-wall takeout, featuring OUT OF THIS WORLD Simmered Pork belly with Panko-crusted soft-boiled egg over rice bowl & Shave Ice made with syrups using real fruit. Won the top 100 restaurants with the most positive Yelp reviews in the nation. Closed abruptly in December 2016, purportedly due to a family illness in Japan. Turnkey business went up for sale in Feb. 2017 for $35k.
Young's Saimin (or Chop Suey) – across the bus stop in Ala Moana on the mauka side, where Nordstrom is now / Incredible saimin, made with fish head for the stock / *contributed by John Book
Yudi's Deli – Manoa / Jewish, Kosher / currently private caterer
Yuki's Coffee House – School St, Kalihi / okazuya with a gourmet twist, stuffed shrimp
Yum Yum Tree, The – Ward Center, Kahala Mall & Kailua (near Aikahi S.C.) / family restaurant part of the Jolly Roger chain / currently
Yuppy's (or Yuppies) – Fort Street Mall / 80s era; had the BEST scones and plate lunches *contributed by A. Keomaka

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Zippy's Pearlridge – Next to the former Sears / Closed for good during the COVID-19 lockdowns *contributed by Linkmeister
Zsoli's Chimney Cakes – Kiosk in Ala Moana Center, street level makai side (next to food court) / fresh-made Hungarian Pastry called "Chimney Cakes"; simililar to a Cinnabon / currently
Zuke Bistro – Alfesco dining, next to Hula's on Kuhio / owners were Richard and Judy (?); great people, very good food / *contributed by leighton
2-for-1 Pizza – Islandwide / the dough for each large pizza started from the size of a soft ball, explaining its 2-for-$6? price in the 80's
3D – Kuhio Avenue, Waikiki / Gritty upstairs bar featuring punk music, including The Squids. Also hosted an annual transvestite beauty contest *contributed by Bill Harby
9th Avenue Bakery – 9th & Waialae Ave, Kaimuki / dutch bread (round loaf with a crinkly crust), tea cake.; the late Braddah Israel Kamakawiwo'ole's favorite bakery / *contributed by John Book
99 Ranch Market – Mapunapuna / Korean big box supermarket / currently 99 Ranch (a "mega" food court

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Once again, this list is a work in progress intended to be updated by you, the readers! Along with making corrections or adding to what's already listed, please let us know in a comment about any eateries in your neck of the woods on Oahu that's since closed down. Please include location (street and town), features and favorite dishes (hot waiters and waitresses, junk food, ghosts in the restrooms etc.), along with what has since taken its place (currently a morgue). Let's get EVERY bygone Oahu eatery memorialized on this list. Mahalo!

*List updated 12.01.2020.

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