Bubble Drinks
What is a Bubble Drink? It is made with original blend of tea, fruits and natural flavors served over sweet and chewy pearls. These pearls also known as “Bobas” are made from tapioca starch and taste like caramel-flavored jell-o. Drink with a fat straw so that you can enjoy your drink and chew your pearls.
Drive to Haleiwa – North Shore, Oahu
The Famous Matsumoto’s Shave Ice (as seen on the Travel Channel) and President Obama’s favorite hang-out
Here’s the end result – My favorite: Rainbow Shave Ice with Ice Cream and top with Condensed Milk
Lunch a la carte Island Style
As you all know there are 2 things I love the most, travel and food. I want to take that first initial shot before you take that first big bite. Here is some of my food photo collection taken from different restaurant in the Island. Enjoy and more to come on my next post.
Dave and Busters Trifecta
BBQ Chicken, Shrimp and Steak
Cheesecake Factory
Chicken Gumbo
Vietnamese Restaurant – PHO
Seafood Combination with Rice Noodles
Bangkok Chef
Panang Pork
Sam Choy’s Hukilau Platter
Coconut Shrimp, Fried Calamari and Poke
Elena’s
Pork Adobo Fried Rice Omelet
Sam Choy’s
Braised Ribs Fetucini with Garlic Bread
Red Lobster
Shrimp Trio
Monarch Seafood
Nori Wrapped Stuffed Crab Ahi
Korean Food
Meat Jun
Spicy Pork with Macaroni Salad
Kim Chee and Vegetables
Mexican Food in Paradise
Cholo’s is Hawaii’s Best Little Mexican Restaurant! One of the best places on all of Oahu to experience the island’s natural beauty and historic charm is hidden in the village of Haleiwa on the North Shore, making Cholo’s a true destination point.
Located in the North Shore Marketplace in Haleiwa. A wide variety of authentic Mexican dishes available in generous portions at great prices. Specials include fajitas, chile rellenos and fresh fish tacos.
Cholo’s is also a favorite spot for the North Shore’s big wave surfers to take a lunch break, or grab a few beers after the surfing is done for the day. If you stop at Cholo’s during a surf contest keep your eyes open, you never know who might drop in!
Chicken Enchilada
Chicken Tacos
Shrimp Tacos
Cadillac Margarita
Got Malasada?
A Malasada is a Portuguese confection, made of egg-sized balls of yeast dough that are deep-fried in oil and coated with granulated sugar. They were first made by inhabitants of Madeira Island. A popular variation is where they are hand dropped into the oil and people have to guess what they look like. Traditional malasadas contain neither holes nor fillings, but some varieties of malasadas are filled with flavored cream or other fillings. Traditionally the reason for making malasadas has been to use up all the lard and sugar in the house, luxuries forbidden from consumption during Lent. Malasadas are eaten especially on Mardi Gras Wednesday. Ono, as we say here in Hawai’i!
Check out this video on how they make Malasadas: