5-Day Oahu Foodie Itinerary

  1. Day 1: Breakfast at Cinnamon's Restaurant
    30 minutes (20 miles) from Honolulu International Airport

    Start your day with mouth-watering pancakes and waffles at Cinnamon's Restaurant. Their signature Guava Chiffon Pancakes and Red Velvet Waffles will leave you craving more.

  2. Day 2: Lunch and Pineapple Tour at Dole Plantation
    45 minutes (25 miles) from Waikiki Beach

    Head to Dole Plantation for a delicious lunch followed by a tour. Try the Pineapple Fried Rice and freshly blended Pineapple Smoothie. The Pineapple Express Train Tour is a must-see and the World's Largest Maze is fun to get lost in.

  3. Day 3: Dinner at Chef Chai
    15 minutes (6 miles) from Diamond Head State Monument

    Indulge in fine dining at Chef Chai. Order the award-winning Lobster Won Ton and Crispy Duck with Hoisin Shiitake Mushroom Sauce. The wide range of signature cocktails and Hawaiian grown produce makes it a feast for the senses.

  4. Day 4: Brunch at Moke's Bread and Breakfast
    20 minutes (10 miles) from Pearl Harbor National Memorial

    Start your day with yummy breakfast tacos at Moke's Bread and Breakfast. Their dishes are inspired by Mexican, Hawaiian and American cuisine. Try the sweet and savory Pineapple Fried Rice Relleno Stuffed with Cheese and Bacon.

  5. Day 5: Street Food at Honolulu Night Market
    30 minutes (5 miles) from Ala Moana Beach Park

    End your foodie adventure with local food vendors at the Honolulu Night Market. Try the traditional Hawaiian staple, Poke or the Kalua Pork Sliders. Don't forget to pick up some Hawaiian souvenirs at the market.

Time and Costs Estimates

  • Cinnamon's Restaurant (1 hour, $20)
  • Dole Plantation (3 hours, $50)
  • Chef Chai (2 hours, $100)
  • Moke's Bread and Breakfast (1 hour, $15)
  • Honolulu Night Market (2 hours, $30)
  • Total Estimated Costs: $215

Useful Tips

If you have extra time, you can add a Food and Culture Tour at Kualoa Ranch where you can taste traditional Hawaiian dishes and learn about the history and culture of the island.

If you have less time, skip Dole Plantation and go straight to Chef Chai for lunch. As a budget option, have lunch at Giovanni's Shrimp Truck and dinner at Helena's Hawaiian Foods for traditional and affordable Hawaiian cuisine.

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