Chinatown

Chinatown is one of Honolulu's most colorful and exciting neighborhoods. The area has been a major gateway for immigrants to Hawai'i. Chinese medicine and Eastern religion have a huge presence, with Taoist, Buddhist and Shinto temples sandwiched between herbalists, shops, and restaurants. Highlights of Chinatown include Maunakea Marketplace, a local shopping plaza complete with its own ethnic food court, and the Chinese Cultural Plaza, a spacious open-air courtyard inhabited by jewelers, Asian restaurants and cultural organizations.

Nightlife

Manifest

Dave & Buster's

Utage Restaurant & Lounge

Next Door

Smith's Union Bar

O Lounge (The)

rRed Elephant

Green Door Cafe

Bamboo 2.0 Café & Martini Lounge

Indigo Eurasian Cuisine

HASR (Highly Allocated Spoiled Rotten)

Grand Cafe & Bakery

ARTS at Marks Garage (The)

Hanks Cafe


Attractions

Studio of Roy Venters

Chinatown

Honolulu Street Market

Asian Grocery

ARTS at Marks Garage (The)

Chinese Art Exhibition Hall

Ramsay Galleries

Mauna'ala (Royal Mausoleum)

Pegge Hopper Gallery (The)

Nu' Uanu Gallery

Bethel Street Gallery


Restaurants

Little Bit of Saigon (A)

Buddhist Vegetarian Restaurant

To Chau

Canton House

Pho 97 Vietnamese Restaurant

Legend Seafood Restaurant

The Legend Vegetarian Restaurant

Little Village Noodle House

Cuu Long II Incorporated

Green Door Cafe

Won Kee Seafood Restaurant

Huong Lan

Utage Restaurant & Lounge

O Lounge (The)

Little Village

Chosun Korean Restaurant

Mabuhay Cafe & Restaurant

Forum

Mei Sum

Maxime

rRed Elephant

Dave & Buster's

Hanks Cafe

China House Restaurant

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