First Vlog with multiple videos put together. Today is the first day after surgery that we have gone out. Important day for my job 25 years in business, went to pick up our celebration meal.

Howwwzzittt Everybody🤙🏽! Back again with another video, today we catch a bunch of irritating fish ( Humu’humunukunukuapua’a), and a small Papio ( Trevally ). BEAUITFUL area as well as BEAUITFUL weather, so stoked to be out here making content for y’all. Unfortunately we did not catch anything to eat, but we thankfully we do have the privilege to be out here fishing 🎣! Until next time, thank y’all so much for the support!

#hawaii #adventure #fishing #ocean #fish #papio #catchandcook #beautiful

We were craving sushi and hopped on yelp to find this little gem, I-Naba. They are well known for their soba, tempura, and sushi. Emphasis on the soba! Everything was very fresh and delicious. The service was awesome. They were quite busy during the lunch hour and the crowd kept coming, so I would make a reservation and plan ahead.

1610 S King St # A, Honolulu, HI 96826

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Hawaiian food is on the menu at 9th Island Grill in Las Vegas.

#Shorts | Inside the Las Vegas ‘Chipotle’ of Hawaiian Food: Makai Pacific Grill!

#LasVegas #HawaiianFood #Makai

You can get PHO at 7-Eleven in Honolulu Hawaii! Yes! Incase you weren’t aware, 7-Elevens in Hawaii are bit different from the ones you and I are used to on the mainland. I’m this video, I visit a 7-Eleven in Honolulu and purchase and try some ready to eat foods such as pho, shiu mai dumplings, canned bubble tea, kalua pork, buns and other goodies.
Check out the video and get my thoughts on the food from 7-Eleven in Honolulu Hawaii.

#7eleven #7elevenhawaii #cheapeats #cheapeatshawaii

LAU LAU
Hawaiian Food
Lau Lau is a Hawaiian dish made out of fatty pork and salted butterfish wrapped in lu’au leaves and ti leaves. The wrapped lau lau “package” is steamed and served alongside rice and other Hawaiian dishes like poi, lomi lomi salmon, kalua pig, haupia, and lots more! It’s an essential part of any Hawaiian meal.