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Sam S: "Delicious. Try the curry bowl, if you're not into musubi. But why are you not into musubi?! The teriyaki SPAM musubi is great. Alternatively, the salmon & seaweed musubi was also exceptional."
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Marjahn Golban: "The steak and sushi rolls were amazing! Also, we had the Hawaiian dessert with red beans and it was amazing - highly recommend for tourist Waikiki"
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Charles Adler: "I was skeptical and turned off by the line and that it’s effectively in a mall. Ordered a Cortado and Kina Nitro. Both exceptional. Fifteen minute wait was well worth it."
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CP: "Very touristy but also a lot of fun. Great restaurants and bars. One of the liveliest places on Oahu. As a visitor this will probably be your main place to stay on the island."
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Suprachibby: "I enjoyed this area of Waikiki. Great place to relax and get some sun. Not as crowded as the other areas and great to view diamond head and the rest of Waikiki."
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- Lynette Eugenio: "The smell of fresh waffle cones will lure you in and the delicious ice cream flavors will make you come back for more. My favorite is the classic Kona Coffee."
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Jan Rosenberg: "A nice little lagoon between the Ala Wai marina and Waikīkī beach."
Naotake N: "The central of lagoon is deep, so a child should be careful."
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Earl Young: "The escargot and duck liver were great appetizers but the steak stole the show. Awesome sized portions that would leave any steak lover satisfied"- CP: "Good service. Steak was good but I've had better. What I loved the most was the cheese bread. The first basket is complimentary, but our table loved it so much we ordered a second basket."
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The Wall Street Journal: "Every evening from 5:30 to 8:30 p.m., Kanoe Miller and other dancers perform hula, all against the backdrop of a gnarled, century-old kiawe tree that was planted during Queen Liliuokalani's lifetime."
Katie D: "Come for a drink around sunset. Put your name down and check out the sunset on the beach. On Friday and Saturday nights catch the live music and Hula while you sip your Mai Tai. 😍"
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