Top 10:

Oahu Business Travel Restaurants

    • Cattle Company Steakhouse - Pearl City - Oahu
      reserve
    • Heeia Pier General Store and Deli - Oahu
    • Waiahole Poi Factory - Oahu

      • 3. Waiahole Poi Factory

      • A local style eatery serving up traditional Hawaiian food.
        • Pan-Asian & Pacific Rim
        • Moderately Priced
        • Hawaii Kai/Portlock
    • Gyotaku Pearl City - Oahu

      • 4. Gyotaku Pearl City

      • Hawaii's Own Japanese & American Restaurant
        • American
        • Asian
        • Japanese
        • Affordable
    • Hang Ten - Oahu

      • 5. Hang Ten

      • Poolside Restaurant, Bar & Grill
        • American
        • Affordable
    • Lei Lei's Bar and Grill - Oahu
    • Palm Terrace - Oahu

      • 7. Palm Terrace

      • Family Friendly Buffet & Breakfast
        • American
        • Moderately Priced
        • Kahuku
    • Crouching Lion Inn - Oahu
    • Ushio-tei - Oahu
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      • 9. Ushio-tei

      • Named for the subtle tides of Hawaii, Ushio-Tei is a quiet oasis in an authentic setting adjoining a...
        • Asian
        • Japanese
        • Affordable
        • Kapolei/Makakilo
      user rating
    • INDIGO - Oahu
      reserve

      • 10. INDIGO

      • Opening in 1994, Indigo was one of the first restaurants established in the up and coming Arts and Cultural...
        • Asian
        • Affordable
        • Kahala/Diamond Head
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  • The Best of NileGuide
  • With such a diverse island as Oahu, there's an array of cuisine to match. You'll find everything from European to Asian, French to nouveau, and everything in between, as well as your favorite American fast-food restaurant chains. Besides attending an authentic Hawaiian luau, you can experience Hawaiian regional food at five-star and mom-and-pop restaurants found scattered around the island. Local favorites include Spam musubi (rice, teriyaki and seaweed), appetizers of poke (pronounced "poh-kee") and pulled-pork known as Kalua pig, which is usually served with a side of cabbage and a drizzle of spicy Thai sauce. Seafood is another popular choice for both locals and visitors to Oahu. Try the mahi mahi (dolphin fish), ahi (tuna), opah (moonfish), opakapaka (red snapper) or the kelaha shrimp. Fresh fruit like papayas, mangos and pineapples are favorite choices for dessert, as is ice cream and their famous Hawaiian shave ice. Dried fruit, known as crack seed, is a popular island snack and is usually made up of peaches, plums, apricots and cherries.

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