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Press picks, until locals rank their own Top 5s. Sourced from the local food press. As seen in Honolulu Magazine. Updated September 2026.
La Mer · Waikīkī
La Mer is a French fine-dining room inside the Halekulani Hotel on Kālia Road in Waikīkī. Book a table here for a formal French meal at the hotel.
Senia · Chinatown
Senia’s Chinatown chef’s counter offers a tasting menu from the kitchen of Chris Kajioka and Anthony Rush. The small counter faces the open kitchen, where courses may be announced by a single ingredient such as oyster, scallop or duck. Reserve the counter for the kitchen’s changing menu, or choose the dining room for an à la carte meal.
Alan Wong's · Kāhala
Chef Alan Wong reopened at The Kāhala Hotel & Resort in April 2026, more than five years after closing his King Street restaurant, bringing a menu of classics to the new room.
Merriman's Honolulu · Ward Village
Merriman’s Honolulu brings Peter Merriman’s Hawaiʻi Regional Cuisine to Ward Village. The menu uses local ingredients, seafood and vegetables alongside tableside poke of ʻahi, Maui onion, inamona, ogo and avocado. Tender tako comes with cognac garlic butter and country bread. Order a seafood dish or the tableside poke to see the kitchen’s local sourcing on the plate.