Food Finds: Waikiki

Drink in the beach-chic ambiance of House Without a Key, a popular restaurant at the Halekulani, the Waikiki Parc's sister hotel.

The eatery is a popular meeting place for kamaaina getting together with friends and coworkers after a day at work and for visitors looking to peck and pick from Shirokiya's selection of freshly made ramen and bento.

An easy stroll along Kuhio Avenue, Marukame Udon is steaming up Waikiki with their bowls of simple and tasty, fresh, house-made udon noodles.

Just a stone's throw from the Waikiki Parc, Wasabi Bistro has made itself at home in the heartbreakingly charming Breakers Hotel.

For a quick and cool treat after a day getting barreled in the surf and baking in the sun look no further than Waiola Shave Ice.

Duke out the long lines of O'ahu diners and you'll find yourself handsomely rewarded with a seat at the award-winning Duke's Waikiki.

Considered "my bar" by many kamaaina (locals) the Mai Tai Bar at Ala Moana Center's Hookipa Terrace is an award-winning happy hour hot spot.

When the Hawaiian Islands experiences a rainy day nothing hits the spot quite like a steaming bowl of Ramen Nakamura’s noodles.

For sushi connoisseurs looking for some of the freshest sushi and a fin-tastic selection of fish, swim over to Sushi ii.

If you're craving katsu treat yourself to an authentic Japanese meal at Tonkatsu Ginza Bairin.

If you’re serious about breakfast, fuel up at Goofy Café & Dine in Waikiki, which brings a local twist to the standard breakfast menu.

Sick of traditional Korean? Those who love yakiniku can't stop yakking about Sikdorak, a yakiniku spot as hot as the grills you cook your food on.