Haleiwa or Waialua bettter on North Shore of Honolulu?
Q. im am going on a vacation to Honolulu, we;re spending one day off to the north shore. the question is that which place are better off to visit, Haleiwa or Waialua?
Asked by queuaseeh - Wed Mar 4 17:32:21 2009 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Hale'iwa has Matsumoto's Shave Ice, voted best in the Islands by the travel channel. Some good places to eat are there as well (Kua Aina Burger, Rosie's Cantina) as well as a few shrimp shacks and other places. You'll see bbq trucks near the courthouse on weekends, and there are lots of little shops in the area. If you go down Kam Highway a little to the other end of town, you can get to the beach and the marina. There is Hale'Iwa Joe's there to eat great seafood as well. Like posted before, Waialua is just a sleepy town. not much to see or do unless you want to visit a candle factory.
Answered by Former Recruiter - Sun Mar 8 04:41:43 2009
Q. im am going on a vacation to Honolulu, we;re spending one day off to the north shore. the question is that which place are better off to visit, Haleiwa or Waialua?
Asked by queuaseeh - Wed Mar 4 17:32:21 2009 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Hale'iwa has Matsumoto's Shave Ice, voted best in the Islands by the travel channel. Some good places to eat are there as well (Kua Aina Burger, Rosie's Cantina) as well as a few shrimp shacks and other places. You'll see bbq trucks near the courthouse on weekends, and there are lots of little shops in the area. If you go down Kam Highway a little to the other end of town, you can get to the beach and the marina. There is Hale'Iwa Joe's there to eat great seafood as well. Like posted before, Waialua is just a sleepy town. not much to see or do unless you want to visit a candle factory.
Answered by Former Recruiter - Sun Mar 8 04:41:43 2009
Is Haleiwa on Oahu's North Shore worth visiting?
Q. I will be traveling to Oahu at the end of February and I was wondering if taking a bus to Haleiwa is worth it? Is there a lot of unique shopping or restaurants there?
Asked by shane k - Sat Nov 14 13:27:24 2009 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I think that Haleiwa is definitely worth the bus trip up. It's my favorite place on Oahu. Shopping is mostly surf shops and a few tourist shops if you want something like that (Dive and Surf is the best surf shop there). As for restaurants, there are a couple really cute place. Ted's bakery is fabulous, they have typical Hawaiian plate lunches but their pies are the best. Also, if you go you have to get shave ice. Matsumoto's is the most famous but Aoki's is right next door and it's just as good and usually has a shorter line. There is also a great thai restaurant in the downtown area, but I don't remember the name- sorry! Aside from the shops and restaurants, you'll be going to one of the most famous surf places in the world. … [cont.]
Answered by danielleybelle - Sat Nov 14 14:48:56 2009
Q. I will be traveling to Oahu at the end of February and I was wondering if taking a bus to Haleiwa is worth it? Is there a lot of unique shopping or restaurants there?
Asked by shane k - Sat Nov 14 13:27:24 2009 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I think that Haleiwa is definitely worth the bus trip up. It's my favorite place on Oahu. Shopping is mostly surf shops and a few tourist shops if you want something like that (Dive and Surf is the best surf shop there). As for restaurants, there are a couple really cute place. Ted's bakery is fabulous, they have typical Hawaiian plate lunches but their pies are the best. Also, if you go you have to get shave ice. Matsumoto's is the most famous but Aoki's is right next door and it's just as good and usually has a shorter line. There is also a great thai restaurant in the downtown area, but I don't remember the name- sorry! Aside from the shops and restaurants, you'll be going to one of the most famous surf places in the world. … [cont.]
Answered by danielleybelle - Sat Nov 14 14:48:56 2009
For those familiar with Kua Aina burgers, which location is best (Haleiwa or Ward Center)?
Q. There is the one in Haleiwa and then I saw one at the Ward center. Is one better than the other? Or are they both equally the same? Sure, others have suggested Teddy's Big Burgers and Cheeseburger in Paradise... BUT I'm really interested in trying Kua Aina Burgers this time around and really need to know your which location is the better to go to. Perhaps you have tried both or know someone else who has. Thanks!
Asked by get fit - Sat Mar 1 10:43:29 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I have tried both locations and I must say that I liked it better at the Haleiwa Location. It's a must to try the original location first. It might be a little more crowded but well worth the wait and the crowd. 66-160 Kamehameha Hwy # C Haleiwa, HI 96712 (808) 637-6067 my choice all the way!
Answered by Honey G. - Sat Mar 1 14:02:09 2008
Q. There is the one in Haleiwa and then I saw one at the Ward center. Is one better than the other? Or are they both equally the same? Sure, others have suggested Teddy's Big Burgers and Cheeseburger in Paradise... BUT I'm really interested in trying Kua Aina Burgers this time around and really need to know your which location is the better to go to. Perhaps you have tried both or know someone else who has. Thanks!
Asked by get fit - Sat Mar 1 10:43:29 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I have tried both locations and I must say that I liked it better at the Haleiwa Location. It's a must to try the original location first. It might be a little more crowded but well worth the wait and the crowd. 66-160 Kamehameha Hwy # C Haleiwa, HI 96712 (808) 637-6067 my choice all the way!
Answered by Honey G. - Sat Mar 1 14:02:09 2008
I want a longboard but should i buy a sector 9 haleiwa or is it worth it 2 pay a bit more for an apex 34?
Q. I want a longboard but should i buy a sector 9 haleiwa or is it worth it 2 pay a bit more for an apex 34?
Asked by John - Fri Aug 14 22:42:45 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. My brother just got a longboard from sector 9 and it is really good. the wheels are nice and smooth good bearings and trucks too. the haleiwa is bamboo. witch meens it is strong and sturdy. good flex and response.i looked at a pic on google and info on sector9.com The new "Haleiwa" takes the Bamboo Series into a new realm of carvability. This new shape is reminiscent of our old Cosmic 1, but instead of maple and fiberglass it is a 100% bamboo deck that has a firm, flexy feel to it. Set up with Gullwing Sidwinder Trucks, this board has a super smooth, responsive ride with incredible turning ability. A cosmic, bamboo sidewinder that will soon become your new favorite board. Deck 31.75" L x 8.8" W Trucks Gullwing Sidewinder Trucks … [cont.]
Answered by Nick - Fri Aug 14 22:52:51 2009
Q. I want a longboard but should i buy a sector 9 haleiwa or is it worth it 2 pay a bit more for an apex 34?
Asked by John - Fri Aug 14 22:42:45 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. My brother just got a longboard from sector 9 and it is really good. the wheels are nice and smooth good bearings and trucks too. the haleiwa is bamboo. witch meens it is strong and sturdy. good flex and response.i looked at a pic on google and info on sector9.com The new "Haleiwa" takes the Bamboo Series into a new realm of carvability. This new shape is reminiscent of our old Cosmic 1, but instead of maple and fiberglass it is a 100% bamboo deck that has a firm, flexy feel to it. Set up with Gullwing Sidwinder Trucks, this board has a super smooth, responsive ride with incredible turning ability. A cosmic, bamboo sidewinder that will soon become your new favorite board. Deck 31.75" L x 8.8" W Trucks Gullwing Sidewinder Trucks … [cont.]
Answered by Nick - Fri Aug 14 22:52:51 2009
What is the best route to take from Kailua to the North Shore?
Q. I will be staying in Kailua and was wondering if it would be better to take 83 or to drive up the middle of the island to the North Shore. I really want to stop in Haleiwa and Waimea Bay Beach Park. Also, how long would the trip take and what day or time is better to avoid traffic? Thanks!
Asked by towen - Wed May 6 10:53:27 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Yes, you want to take route 83 (even though there are different routes for the same stretch of road, we just call it Kam Highway). Anyway, it's a two way street once you get into Kahaluu from Kailua, so you just follow the road and after about an hour or so you'll see that famous Haleiwa sign. You'll be going against traffic during the morning, so morning is best. But once you get into Haleiwa it may be a bit slow.
Answered by escapedmelodies - Thu May 7 00:14:17 2009
Q. I will be staying in Kailua and was wondering if it would be better to take 83 or to drive up the middle of the island to the North Shore. I really want to stop in Haleiwa and Waimea Bay Beach Park. Also, how long would the trip take and what day or time is better to avoid traffic? Thanks!
Asked by towen - Wed May 6 10:53:27 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Yes, you want to take route 83 (even though there are different routes for the same stretch of road, we just call it Kam Highway). Anyway, it's a two way street once you get into Kahaluu from Kailua, so you just follow the road and after about an hour or so you'll see that famous Haleiwa sign. You'll be going against traffic during the morning, so morning is best. But once you get into Haleiwa it may be a bit slow.
Answered by escapedmelodies - Thu May 7 00:14:17 2009
Are their any private tour guides to hire while in Oahu? I want to visit ALL the WWII sites even small ones?
Q. I would like to visit some of the other WWII sites on Oahu like Ewa field, USS Utah, Kaneohe naval air station, Haleiwa field, site of the Opana radar station and site where the Honouliuli internment camp was. Looking to hire a private tour guide with knowledge of these areas. Any ideas where to find one? Thanks.
Asked by T B - Tue May 6 05:45:05 2008 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Stop in at VFW Not many WWII vets around, but someone should be able to help. Public Affairs at any of the bases has good info too. Don't miss the story about Red Hill.
Answered by Hawaii Home - Tue May 6 06:39:17 2008
Q. I would like to visit some of the other WWII sites on Oahu like Ewa field, USS Utah, Kaneohe naval air station, Haleiwa field, site of the Opana radar station and site where the Honouliuli internment camp was. Looking to hire a private tour guide with knowledge of these areas. Any ideas where to find one? Thanks.
Asked by T B - Tue May 6 05:45:05 2008 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Stop in at VFW Not many WWII vets around, but someone should be able to help. Public Affairs at any of the bases has good info too. Don't miss the story about Red Hill.
Answered by Hawaii Home - Tue May 6 06:39:17 2008
Can you tell me what Oahu is like in the middle of November?
Q. There are several places that we are going to visit. Waikiki, north shore, Waimanalo Beach, Hanauma Bay, Haleiwa. I want to know what kind if conditions can I expect in those areas. Is it safe to swim in those areas? Is the water warm? Does it get cold at night? Are there a lot of sharks or turtles?
Asked by Dark Knight - Wed Mar 18 14:17:37 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Waikiki is calm, while the North Shore (which houses Haleiwa) is hosting surfing competitions. I suggest you not go to Waimanalo. It's not a safe place. Hanauma Bay...I'm really not sure if there's high surf in November. But you can call and ask. Parking is tight in both Hanauma Bay and the North Shore, so get there early. It does get cold at night. If you're not a strong swimmer, stay away from the North Shore and (maybe) Hanauma Bay. Don't worry about sharks. Just don't swim at night. Turtles, not so much.
Answered by escapedmelodies - Wed Mar 18 15:13:44 2009
Q. There are several places that we are going to visit. Waikiki, north shore, Waimanalo Beach, Hanauma Bay, Haleiwa. I want to know what kind if conditions can I expect in those areas. Is it safe to swim in those areas? Is the water warm? Does it get cold at night? Are there a lot of sharks or turtles?
Asked by Dark Knight - Wed Mar 18 14:17:37 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Waikiki is calm, while the North Shore (which houses Haleiwa) is hosting surfing competitions. I suggest you not go to Waimanalo. It's not a safe place. Hanauma Bay...I'm really not sure if there's high surf in November. But you can call and ask. Parking is tight in both Hanauma Bay and the North Shore, so get there early. It does get cold at night. If you're not a strong swimmer, stay away from the North Shore and (maybe) Hanauma Bay. Don't worry about sharks. Just don't swim at night. Turtles, not so much.
Answered by escapedmelodies - Wed Mar 18 15:13:44 2009
how do you pronounce "Haleiwa"?
Q. with correct hawaiian pronunciation
Asked by swtpnaii - Tue Mar 30 02:53:01 2010 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. hah-leh-'ee-wah the ' if you can manage it is what's called a glottal stop. it is the sound in the middle of oh-oh, also in the common lower-class british pronunciation of -t(t)- in words like water, sounded as wa'er. if you can't, that's not the end of the world. oh, one last thing, some prefer to pronounce the w as v.
Answered by Alaric - Tue Mar 30 03:43:11 2010
Q. with correct hawaiian pronunciation
Asked by swtpnaii - Tue Mar 30 02:53:01 2010 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. hah-leh-'ee-wah the ' if you can manage it is what's called a glottal stop. it is the sound in the middle of oh-oh, also in the common lower-class british pronunciation of -t(t)- in words like water, sounded as wa'er. if you can't, that's not the end of the world. oh, one last thing, some prefer to pronounce the w as v.
Answered by Alaric - Tue Mar 30 03:43:11 2010
Which longboard is better for beginners?
Q. Which is better for beginners Loaded Dervish or Sector 9 Haleiwa or Loaded Vanguard? please help!
Asked by Liam F - Wed Mar 10 18:32:49 2010 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Do not get the sector 9! Sector 9's really suck, trust me. Loaded boards are great however, but are way too overpriced. Instead get a Kracked Skulls Scimitar. They are great customizable boards that are cheap to. Do a you tube search on them and you will be amazed. These drop-through boards are low to the ground which make them great for DH and sliding. The flex of the deck also makes them ideal cruising carving boards. Also save 5% off any purchase from www.krackedskulls.com by using the code DECA at checkout!
Answered by Dan K - Thu Mar 11 14:46:09 2010
Q. Which is better for beginners Loaded Dervish or Sector 9 Haleiwa or Loaded Vanguard? please help!
Asked by Liam F - Wed Mar 10 18:32:49 2010 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Do not get the sector 9! Sector 9's really suck, trust me. Loaded boards are great however, but are way too overpriced. Instead get a Kracked Skulls Scimitar. They are great customizable boards that are cheap to. Do a you tube search on them and you will be amazed. These drop-through boards are low to the ground which make them great for DH and sliding. The flex of the deck also makes them ideal cruising carving boards. Also save 5% off any purchase from www.krackedskulls.com by using the code DECA at checkout!
Answered by Dan K - Thu Mar 11 14:46:09 2010
Is Jack Johnson studying with Jehovah's Witnesses?
Q. I have a few friends from Oahu and they say that he is studying the Bible with some friends on the north shore. Anyone around Haleiwa know what the scoop is?
Asked by davidg1904 - Tue Aug 25 17:51:55 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I hope Jehovah's Witnesses' are okay with smoking copious amounts of pot or else no way is Jack coming aboard.
Answered by Jeff S - Tue Aug 25 17:56:46 2009
Q. I have a few friends from Oahu and they say that he is studying the Bible with some friends on the north shore. Anyone around Haleiwa know what the scoop is?
Asked by davidg1904 - Tue Aug 25 17:51:55 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I hope Jehovah's Witnesses' are okay with smoking copious amounts of pot or else no way is Jack coming aboard.
Answered by Jeff S - Tue Aug 25 17:56:46 2009
Is this long board good for sliding and cruising?
Q. It's a sector 9 sidewinder- Are those sliding wheels? The loaded dervish is 2 expensive
Asked by lukeob16 - Wed Apr 29 18:00:15 2009 - - 1 Answers - 1 Comments
A. I think so
Answered by Ross Vince - Wed Apr 29 18:03:33 2009
Q. It's a sector 9 sidewinder- Are those sliding wheels? The loaded dervish is 2 expensive
Asked by lukeob16 - Wed Apr 29 18:00:15 2009 - - 1 Answers - 1 Comments
A. I think so
Answered by Ross Vince - Wed Apr 29 18:03:33 2009
Where can I find a good Longboard?
Q. Im looking for either a Sector 9 Haleiwa bamboo longboard for less than $150 or a Laniakea bamboo deck with 69mm wheels for $130 or less
Asked by Justin - Thu Sep 3 11:00:22 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I hate to support the mall store, but you can get one at zumies.
Answered by Don - Sun Sep 6 16:15:14 2009
Q. Im looking for either a Sector 9 Haleiwa bamboo longboard for less than $150 or a Laniakea bamboo deck with 69mm wheels for $130 or less
Asked by Justin - Thu Sep 3 11:00:22 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I hate to support the mall store, but you can get one at zumies.
Answered by Don - Sun Sep 6 16:15:14 2009
good beginner longboard for a girl?
Q. I'm really interested in longboarding, and now im looking at buying one. I'm a girl and weigh about 128 lbs. and im 5'6". I assume that plays a role in when figuring out what length to get, but im not really sure...im looking at the Sector 9 Haleiwa Longboard or Sector 9 Waimea Longboard..any oppions on which, if either??
Asked by katie - Tue Sep 15 20:55:30 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I like the Sector 9 Haleiwa Longboard, it looks like it comes with the gullwing sidewinder trucks which are awesome for carving. it is a lot more stable so your weight and height would not matter for this one. I would go with this one, its cheaper too.
Answered by Boring - Thu Sep 17 10:55:06 2009
Q. I'm really interested in longboarding, and now im looking at buying one. I'm a girl and weigh about 128 lbs. and im 5'6". I assume that plays a role in when figuring out what length to get, but im not really sure...im looking at the Sector 9 Haleiwa Longboard or Sector 9 Waimea Longboard..any oppions on which, if either??
Asked by katie - Tue Sep 15 20:55:30 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I like the Sector 9 Haleiwa Longboard, it looks like it comes with the gullwing sidewinder trucks which are awesome for carving. it is a lot more stable so your weight and height would not matter for this one. I would go with this one, its cheaper too.
Answered by Boring - Thu Sep 17 10:55:06 2009
North Shore or Windward Side?
Q. Which side is more expensive...? I know that everywhere in Hawaii is expensive but if You have to choose...what would it be...? Where is harder to find job and apartment...Kailua is quite big town so i think that's easier found job and apartment there...Haleiwa is quite small so i guess it's harder...what you think?
Asked by hiiakawawahilani - Thu Apr 10 20:28:18 2008 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You were right when you said all of O'ahu is expensive. The prevailing logic in Hawai'i is that if things were cheap then lots of undesirables would flood the island and shove aside the locals. Actually Kaneohe on the WIndward Side has a few undiscovered 'gems' but for cheap living you should check out the Leeward Side and scope out Waipahu and Ewa Beach or go farther afield to Nanakuli and Wainae. Jobs are an odd concept if you do not mind a low wage then there are arguably a lot of jobs right about now (under ten an hour) but if you desire a livable wage well it an be interesting.. I would suggest the pen pal route - - - get a good series of letter writing going and establish a few friendships first then make the big leap but to… [cont.]
Answered by JVHawai'i - Fri Apr 11 09:03:33 2008
Q. Which side is more expensive...? I know that everywhere in Hawaii is expensive but if You have to choose...what would it be...? Where is harder to find job and apartment...Kailua is quite big town so i think that's easier found job and apartment there...Haleiwa is quite small so i guess it's harder...what you think?
Asked by hiiakawawahilani - Thu Apr 10 20:28:18 2008 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You were right when you said all of O'ahu is expensive. The prevailing logic in Hawai'i is that if things were cheap then lots of undesirables would flood the island and shove aside the locals. Actually Kaneohe on the WIndward Side has a few undiscovered 'gems' but for cheap living you should check out the Leeward Side and scope out Waipahu and Ewa Beach or go farther afield to Nanakuli and Wainae. Jobs are an odd concept if you do not mind a low wage then there are arguably a lot of jobs right about now (under ten an hour) but if you desire a livable wage well it an be interesting.. I would suggest the pen pal route - - - get a good series of letter writing going and establish a few friendships first then make the big leap but to… [cont.]
Answered by JVHawai'i - Fri Apr 11 09:03:33 2008
Longboard nut tightening?
Q. I have a sector 9 haleiwa longboard, and while i'm riding it the nut on one of the wheels is tightening, occasionally getting so tight that the wheel completely stops and i get thrown off. How do i correct this problem, and what is causing it?
Asked by John V - Mon Oct 12 14:54:13 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Three things. Bad axle nut. Replace it. Any skate shop should have them They are a standard size. Bearing is slipping out of the wheel. Visually inspect wheel. If it slips, remove it and wipe the oil from the outside of the bearing and the bearing seat. Axle slip. If one side gets tight and the other loose, the axle is slipping in the truck. Should be covered by the manufacturer's warranty.
Answered by unknown - Mon Oct 12 18:55:14 2009
Q. I have a sector 9 haleiwa longboard, and while i'm riding it the nut on one of the wheels is tightening, occasionally getting so tight that the wheel completely stops and i get thrown off. How do i correct this problem, and what is causing it?
Asked by John V - Mon Oct 12 14:54:13 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Three things. Bad axle nut. Replace it. Any skate shop should have them They are a standard size. Bearing is slipping out of the wheel. Visually inspect wheel. If it slips, remove it and wipe the oil from the outside of the bearing and the bearing seat. Axle slip. If one side gets tight and the other loose, the axle is slipping in the truck. Should be covered by the manufacturer's warranty.
Answered by unknown - Mon Oct 12 18:55:14 2009
Oahu restaurant reviews and other suggestions (ones you've tried recently please)?
Q. Going next week and I've picked up several ideas from this board and other places. I'd like to know if anyone has been to any of the following recently (say the last 6-9 months) and IF/WHY you did or did not like it (specifics please...cleanliness, service, value, taste). If you had others to add, please feel free. We will be all over the island so location doesn't matter as long as it is Oahu and any type of food in any price range is also fine. Just looking for some of the best food in Oahu. Haleiwa Eats Ryan s Grill at Ward Center d.k. Steak House Sansei Seafood & Sushi Bar Vino Italian Tapas and Wine Bar Matters of Taste Molly s Smokehouse Singha Thai Cuisine Chai s Island Bistro Don Ho s Davey Jones Ribs Chart House Seafood… [cont.]
Asked by Smoochy - Thu Sep 14 11:41:47 2006 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Nick's Fishmarket ROCKS. Great food, excellent service. I go every time I go home, HIGHLY recommend.
Answered by Dignan - Thu Sep 14 18:27:16 2006
Q. Going next week and I've picked up several ideas from this board and other places. I'd like to know if anyone has been to any of the following recently (say the last 6-9 months) and IF/WHY you did or did not like it (specifics please...cleanliness, service, value, taste). If you had others to add, please feel free. We will be all over the island so location doesn't matter as long as it is Oahu and any type of food in any price range is also fine. Just looking for some of the best food in Oahu. Haleiwa Eats Ryan s Grill at Ward Center d.k. Steak House Sansei Seafood & Sushi Bar Vino Italian Tapas and Wine Bar Matters of Taste Molly s Smokehouse Singha Thai Cuisine Chai s Island Bistro Don Ho s Davey Jones Ribs Chart House Seafood… [cont.]
Asked by Smoochy - Thu Sep 14 11:41:47 2006 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Nick's Fishmarket ROCKS. Great food, excellent service. I go every time I go home, HIGHLY recommend.
Answered by Dignan - Thu Sep 14 18:27:16 2006
Oahu Restaurant reviews...have you been to any of these and how did you like them? It's a LOOOONG list!!?
Q. Going in a week, want to know if you've been to any of these recently, how did you like it and specifically why did you like/dislike it? Haleiwa Eats d.k. Steak House Baci Bistro E&O Trading Co. Southeast Asian Grill Hiroshi Eurasian Tapas Kyo-ya Japanese Restaurant L Uraku Sam Snead s Tavern Sansei Seafood & Sushi Bar Sergio s Italian Restaurant (Hilton Hawaiin Village) Vino Italian Tapas and Wine Bar Wasabi Bistro Matters of Taste Molly s Smokehouse The Patisserie Singha Thai Cuisine Chai s Island Bistro Bob s Big Boy Don Ho s Davey Jones Ribs Matteo s Phuket Thai Chart House Regal Diner Viet Cafe Fook Yuen Seafood Village Royal Steak & Seafood Tiki s Grill & Bar California Beach Rock N Sushi Makino Chaya Noboru Japanese Restaurant The… [cont.]
Asked by Smoochy - Wed Sep 13 22:10:06 2006 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Alan Wongs (not on your list) Best Restaurant . Luraku also excellent. makino chaya great buffet. Legends (not on your list) dim sum, warning, lot of people go here.
Answered by Grayson - Thu Sep 14 17:00:21 2006
Q. Going in a week, want to know if you've been to any of these recently, how did you like it and specifically why did you like/dislike it? Haleiwa Eats d.k. Steak House Baci Bistro E&O Trading Co. Southeast Asian Grill Hiroshi Eurasian Tapas Kyo-ya Japanese Restaurant L Uraku Sam Snead s Tavern Sansei Seafood & Sushi Bar Sergio s Italian Restaurant (Hilton Hawaiin Village) Vino Italian Tapas and Wine Bar Wasabi Bistro Matters of Taste Molly s Smokehouse The Patisserie Singha Thai Cuisine Chai s Island Bistro Bob s Big Boy Don Ho s Davey Jones Ribs Matteo s Phuket Thai Chart House Regal Diner Viet Cafe Fook Yuen Seafood Village Royal Steak & Seafood Tiki s Grill & Bar California Beach Rock N Sushi Makino Chaya Noboru Japanese Restaurant The… [cont.]
Asked by Smoochy - Wed Sep 13 22:10:06 2006 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Alan Wongs (not on your list) Best Restaurant . Luraku also excellent. makino chaya great buffet. Legends (not on your list) dim sum, warning, lot of people go here.
Answered by Grayson - Thu Sep 14 17:00:21 2006
North Shore of Oahu at night, is there something to do?
Q. I came here to surf with my bro, we got great waves and we re really happy to be in Hawaii, mostly or especially because of sunny part of the day... BUT! HEY, wait! There should be something to do at night, something! We go to Haleiwa Joes on Fridays, to Breakers on Mondays -cool but not that populated- but what with the rest of the week? By how crowded it gets, I know that there s people here, but, whats going on? They dont want to have fun at night? I dont think so! We re having this great BBQs, Uruguayan style, every night and Im tired of having my friend Daniel as the only face I look from every f--- night... There s probably something happening around and Im not aware! let me know, North Shore at night, there has to be something to… [cont.]
Asked by unknown - Fri Apr 2 02:52:05 2010 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. sorry man, but theres nothin goin on north shore at night. theres like no street lights and no social places or events that people have.. the only thing i can think of is you either gotta drive to a bar, or find some bud and smoke it...
Answered by blunt_man - Fri Apr 9 02:29:58 2010
Q. I came here to surf with my bro, we got great waves and we re really happy to be in Hawaii, mostly or especially because of sunny part of the day... BUT! HEY, wait! There should be something to do at night, something! We go to Haleiwa Joes on Fridays, to Breakers on Mondays -cool but not that populated- but what with the rest of the week? By how crowded it gets, I know that there s people here, but, whats going on? They dont want to have fun at night? I dont think so! We re having this great BBQs, Uruguayan style, every night and Im tired of having my friend Daniel as the only face I look from every f--- night... There s probably something happening around and Im not aware! let me know, North Shore at night, there has to be something to… [cont.]
Asked by unknown - Fri Apr 2 02:52:05 2010 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. sorry man, but theres nothin goin on north shore at night. theres like no street lights and no social places or events that people have.. the only thing i can think of is you either gotta drive to a bar, or find some bud and smoke it...
Answered by blunt_man - Fri Apr 9 02:29:58 2010
Can you tell me what Oahu is like in the middle of November?
Q. There are several places that we are going to visit. Waikiki, north shore, Waimanalo Beach, Hanauma Bay, Haleiwa. I want to know what kind if conditions can I expect in those areas. Is it safe to swim in those areas? Is the water warm? Does it get cold at night? Are there a lot of sharks or turtles? Are there still tons of tourist around this time?
Asked by Dark Knight - Wed Apr 1 16:15:49 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Tourists are here all day everyday. No matter the time of year. Waikiki is calm, but crowded. As always. North Shore has surfing competitions during November all the way to February, because that's how long the surf lasts. And we're not talking a small waves. We're talking about 25 ft for these competitions. It's fun to watch the surfers, and it gets crowded. So, you can cross out the North Shore for swimming (and Haleiwa, since Haleiwa is part of the North Shore). Hanauma Bay...I'm not positive whether this area gets high surf or not at this time, it probably doesn't since it's located in the East and if not, it is safe to swim. It's protected and I suggest you get there early as parking is limited. In all areas it does get cold. It… [cont.]
Answered by escapedmelodies - Wed Apr 1 21:42:58 2009
Q. There are several places that we are going to visit. Waikiki, north shore, Waimanalo Beach, Hanauma Bay, Haleiwa. I want to know what kind if conditions can I expect in those areas. Is it safe to swim in those areas? Is the water warm? Does it get cold at night? Are there a lot of sharks or turtles? Are there still tons of tourist around this time?
Asked by Dark Knight - Wed Apr 1 16:15:49 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Tourists are here all day everyday. No matter the time of year. Waikiki is calm, but crowded. As always. North Shore has surfing competitions during November all the way to February, because that's how long the surf lasts. And we're not talking a small waves. We're talking about 25 ft for these competitions. It's fun to watch the surfers, and it gets crowded. So, you can cross out the North Shore for swimming (and Haleiwa, since Haleiwa is part of the North Shore). Hanauma Bay...I'm not positive whether this area gets high surf or not at this time, it probably doesn't since it's located in the East and if not, it is safe to swim. It's protected and I suggest you get there early as parking is limited. In all areas it does get cold. It… [cont.]
Answered by escapedmelodies - Wed Apr 1 21:42:58 2009
Need help with a Hawaiian luau party as a sweet 16 this summer?
Q. hey! i'm having a sweet 16 luau party. very hawaiian/tropical theme. i need party ideas. about my party: this will take place early august in nj. it will be in my backyard with about 20 people. where we live about that time of the year, the sun goes down around 8 o'clock. the party starts at 4 and ends at 11. what will take place: the limbo hoola hoop contests relaxing by the pool supplies: silk flower leis painted shells with guests' names on them grass skirts flamingo or palm tree table covers beach balls umbrella sunscreen blow up palm trees plastic fish bowls filled with water, sand and rocks with a flower on top tiki torches beach chairs towels straws with umbrellas in them aloha banner palm tree center pieces luau confetti 6… [cont.]
Asked by Jess - Sun Apr 5 08:10:26 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. wow! when i was 16 i got a can of beer! you are lucky! make sure you have tons of animals like wild chickens and dogs there, just like on the island here... rent a few surboards and keep them there. wow! you are so lucky and spoiled!!! millions of children dont know what a 3 course meal is, but you have everything. you are in for a life of disappointment, life does not operate around a 16 year old with everything.
Answered by >//> <\\< - Sun Apr 5 10:19:56 2009
Q. hey! i'm having a sweet 16 luau party. very hawaiian/tropical theme. i need party ideas. about my party: this will take place early august in nj. it will be in my backyard with about 20 people. where we live about that time of the year, the sun goes down around 8 o'clock. the party starts at 4 and ends at 11. what will take place: the limbo hoola hoop contests relaxing by the pool supplies: silk flower leis painted shells with guests' names on them grass skirts flamingo or palm tree table covers beach balls umbrella sunscreen blow up palm trees plastic fish bowls filled with water, sand and rocks with a flower on top tiki torches beach chairs towels straws with umbrellas in them aloha banner palm tree center pieces luau confetti 6… [cont.]
Asked by Jess - Sun Apr 5 08:10:26 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. wow! when i was 16 i got a can of beer! you are lucky! make sure you have tons of animals like wild chickens and dogs there, just like on the island here... rent a few surboards and keep them there. wow! you are so lucky and spoiled!!! millions of children dont know what a 3 course meal is, but you have everything. you are in for a life of disappointment, life does not operate around a 16 year old with everything.
Answered by >//> <\\< - Sun Apr 5 10:19:56 2009
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