The Hyatt Regency's poolside, beachside eatery offers burgers & island fare & tropical drinks.

The Maui Street Market is the island’s newest foodie hot spot. Enjoy of myriad of ono (delicious) local foods from Maui's favorite food trucks. This is your opportunity to Eat the Street, Maui style, all year-round, seven days a week. Food trucks set their own hours. The Maui Street Market is presented by the Maui Food Technology Center, a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization that provides multi-faceted services to Maui County residents seeking to start and/or grow a business founded on local agriculture and value-added food production. For more information, visit www.MauiStreetMarket.com, email info@mauifoodtechnology.org or call 888-948-MFTC (6382). Also follow us on Facebook and Instagram.

The concept of Nori Bar was sparked by a desire to make sushi an affordable and approachable experience for a wider audience. We wanted to create a welcoming atmosphere where people could enjoy high-quality, fresh fish without the need for formal or upscale settings. Our commitment to handrolls ensures that you savor fresher ingredients, fluffier rice, and crisper nori, all within a casual and friendly environment. We take pride in sourcing our ingredients locally, particularly our daily supply of fresh fish. At Nori Bar, we stand by the three essential pillars of great sushi: expertly-selected seafood, the use of the fluffiest koshihikari rice for shari, and hella crisp nori. Our vision is to redefine the sushi experience, making it access

The SoHa Living brand embodies a lifestyle of leisure, vacation, discovery, coastal chic and tropical luxury.

The original recipe came from my brother-in-law and his father on Kauai, where they hunt and smoke wild pigs using the invasive strawberry guava wood, also known as wai'awi. Cold smoking is a local way to enhance the wild taste of the feral pigs and tenderize the lean meat.

The state's biggest open-air flea market with 400-plus stands. Small admission charge.

The ultimate Hawaiian Pidgin dictionary. Learn local Hawaii slang, explore our authentic island apparel, and immerse yourself in local culture.

The crown jewel of theater experiences in Hawaii, the historical and beautifully restored Hale Keaka screens movies from two 91-seat theaters, outfitted with state-of-the-art digital projection and sound systems.

The Molokai Farmers Market, hosted by Pūlama Ka Heke, is a vibrant weekly marketplace celebrating Molokai’s farmers, food producers, and artisans. Located at the Molokai Public Library Grounds in Kaunakakai, the market brings together community and culture every Saturday from 8 AM–12 PM. Visitors can shop locally grown produce, handcrafted goods, and island-made products while enjoying live music and cultural activities. Join us in supporting sustainability, small businesses, and the spirit of aloha that makes Molokai unique.

The Molokai Arts Center (MAC) has partnered with Molokai Community Health Center (MCHC) to bring together local vendors, farmers, crafters, artists, and food producers for a homegrown, grassroots shopping experience.

The Library is a full-service, vibrant hub of student support and interaction. Features include in-person and online reference assistance for your research projects, equipment loans, computer and media labs, designated group and silent study spaces, and thousands of print and electronic books, articles, and media to help with your research and pique your curiosity.

The American Savings Bank (ASB) Tower is a 30-story office building overlooking Tamarind Park. ASB Tower offers a prime location for businesses seeking exceptional commercial real estate solutions in downtown Honolulu. With unparalleled amenities and a striking architectural design, our 30-story office building presents a professional and modern environment for startups and established businesses.