Waikiki magazine

While most of the surrounding businesses have changed many times over, Chart House, adjacent to the Ala Wai Harbor, is still ensconced same walls and ambiance as it was when it opened in 1968. It’s dark, with many wide booths,… More >

This thirst-quenching throw-back to an original 1950s recipe stirs Myers Platinum Rum, pineapple juice, citrus-y orange curaçao, almond syrup and Whalers Dark Rum for a sweet-sour refresher. Reef Lounge Hawaii Prince Hotel Waikiki 100 Holomoana St. [D:2 Waikiki Map] (888)… More >

Steak for one, for two, for three or for four—regardless the size of your appetite, Wolfgang’s Steakhouse serves succulent provisions, adapted to taste in its signature dry aging box. Prime NY Sir-loin Steak, Rib Rye and Lamb Chops are all… More >

By Sawyer Henshaw Makittii Hawaii’s Japanese seafood buffet features food, fun and a friend to all—Hello, Kitty! Is there anything better than hanging out in Waikiki, eating an endless buffet of local and Asian-inspired dishes and watching some of Hawai‘i’s… More >

By Kathleen Wong The dining experience at Japengo at Hyatt Regency Waikiki is a satisfying feast for the senses. Basking in the glow of red accent lighting reflecting upon dark wooden dining tables is a seafood extravaganza waiting to happen… More >

Polish your holiday grooming regimen with made-in-Hawai‘i products. (from top left to right) Maile Organics Therapeutic Bath Soak $45 Maile Boutique The Royal Hawaiian, a Luxury Collection Resort Puna Noni Coconut Lotion $11.95 Island Vintage Organic & Natural Royal Hawaiian… More >

Beauty comes from within. General Nutrition Center (GNC) inspires people to live well, look and feel amazing through health and nutrition-based vitamins, herbs and minerals that promote beauty from the inside out. GNC’s Women’s Hair, Skin & Nails Formula ($11.99),… More >

By Sawyer Henshaw Ever dreamed of whizzing past Waikiki’s most famous landmarks and attractions without streams of traffic or wasted gas? Segway of Hawaii has been making this dream a possibility for tourists and locals alike for the past nine… More >

A hop and a skip away from some of the more saturated areas in Waikiki is a place offering history and R&R for little or no cost. Located at the West end of Waikiki is Fort DeRussy Armed Forces Recreation… More >

By Kathleen Wong Take a break at Royal Hawaiian Center’s The Royal Grove and learn about the history of the area. Steer away from the energetic Waikiki strip and enter the serenity of the Royal Hawaiian Center’s The Royal Grove,… More >