Chinatown and Downtown Honolulu's Visitor and Information Center
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1159 Nuuanu Ave The Arts at Marks Garage, Honolulu, Oahu, HI 96817-5121Map
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History of Hawaii worth the effort
I liked Chinatown because it is a snapshot of past, historic Hawaii with its history and old buildings. Loved the old trinkets and souvenirs endemic to the area. Otherwise I wasn't keen on all the de...
We enjoy our visits to Chinatown because there are Asian food ingredients we like, a good selection of fresh fish and meats and excellent fresh fruit and vegetables. Sadly in spite of numerous clean u...
We got off here on the last stop of the red line trolley tour. It was a strange experience, fly infested produce shops, no restaurants that we could see. Eerily quiet and a bit grungy. We turned & lef...
Delicious lunch at Lam’s Kitchen, just down the street from the entrance of Maunakea Marketplace. We were advised by local security to utilize the paid parking lots instead of street meters as a more ...
History of Hawaii worth the effort
I liked Chinatown because it is a snapshot of past, historic Hawaii with its history and old buildings. Loved the old trinkets and souvenirs endemic to the area. Otherwise I wasn't keen on all the de...
A bit sad
We enjoy our visits to Chinatown because there are Asian food ingredients we like, a good selection of fresh fish and meats and excellent fresh fruit and vegetables. Sadly in spite of numerous clean u...
Not enjoyable
We got off here on the last stop of the red line trolley tour. It was a strange experience, fly infested produce shops, no restaurants that we could see. Eerily quiet and a bit grungy. We turned & lef...
Lunch and Shopping
Delicious lunch at Lam’s Kitchen, just down the street from the entrance of Maunakea Marketplace. We were advised by local security to utilize the paid parking lots instead of street meters as a more ...
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