OMG Welcome back, hope you had a good flight. I am really looking forward to reading your Hawaii posts! Hope you and your family have a wonderful holiday.Mae(in Ala Moana)
Welcome back! You just missed the rain! Two recessionista favorites:For Vietnamese food, be sure to eat at Bac Nam, on King St. after Pensacola. Kimmie makes the best spring rolls, prawns with sauce and rice, and pork and shrimp soup with flat noodles.If you like tonkatsu, go to Yamagen, across Stadium Park, right before Longs Drugs. Best in Honolulu. I’m only sharing this because recently, we were the only ones eating outside. They need customers in these tough times. Normally, tonkatsu is the first thing they sell out. Have fun, Kathy!
Hey Mae!Thank youuu! :) Happy holidays to you too!Shar!Bwahaha, oh yes, the real THANG indeed! hehe :DHey Anon!You’re quite right. It’s also pretty addicting! :)Hey Soos!Oh man, I lovelovelove Yamagen! I used to get takeout there a lot during high school…man, it’s been a while, I’ll have to make a return trip. Thanks for all the tips! :)Hey Kat!Yes you must! ^_^
Oh, lucky you to be able to go to Hawaii! I wish my family lived there instead of on the East Coast! Please post as much as you can about the food in Hawaii – they’re great reads! How’s Buddy?
Back in Honolulu. So very, very happy.
December 16, 2008
OMG Welcome back, hope you had a good flight. I am really looking forward to reading your Hawaii posts! Hope you and your family have a wonderful holiday.Mae(in Ala Moana)
December 16, 2008
Its da real THANG :)welcome hooooome hugs
December 16, 2008
I’ve never heard of an Avocado shake before but that thing looks lethal and thick.
December 16, 2008
Welcome back! You just missed the rain! Two recessionista favorites:For Vietnamese food, be sure to eat at Bac Nam, on King St. after Pensacola. Kimmie makes the best spring rolls, prawns with sauce and rice, and pork and shrimp soup with flat noodles.If you like tonkatsu, go to Yamagen, across Stadium Park, right before Longs Drugs. Best in Honolulu. I’m only sharing this because recently, we were the only ones eating outside. They need customers in these tough times. Normally, tonkatsu is the first thing they sell out. Have fun, Kathy!
December 16, 2008
I really have to put this onto my list of things to try the next time I’m home :)
December 16, 2008
Hey Mae!Thank youuu! :) Happy holidays to you too!Shar!Bwahaha, oh yes, the real THANG indeed! hehe :DHey Anon!You’re quite right. It’s also pretty addicting! :)Hey Soos!Oh man, I lovelovelove Yamagen! I used to get takeout there a lot during high school…man, it’s been a while, I’ll have to make a return trip. Thanks for all the tips! :)Hey Kat!Yes you must! ^_^
December 16, 2008
Oh, lucky you to be able to go to Hawaii! I wish my family lived there instead of on the East Coast! Please post as much as you can about the food in Hawaii – they’re great reads! How’s Buddy?
December 16, 2008
Never had one before but that looks enticing…
December 16, 2008
aaarrrrrggggh, that looks so yummy!!! i’m going to hit that up the minute i’m back home.
December 17, 2008
That is so unfair…do you know how long I have been craving an avocado smoothie? You wouldn’t know where I can get one in Hilo would you??
December 17, 2008
i’m not quite sure how i feel about that drink… i prefer my avocados in things like sushi
December 21, 2008
Ha ha! You have no idea how terrified Mitch is of this idea. He talked my ear off for, like, 15 minutes about avocado smoothies.
August 28, 2009
Welcome back! This dish looks so beautiful with the colours, I'm sure it'll be a big hit with the kids!