April 16th, 2007, 12:24 AM
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Big Island
Here are a few suggestions for the Big Island of Hawaii
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Originally Posted by liokai
No need to go to Oahu, you reside in Malasada heaven. Go to Tex's Drive Inn in Honokaa. My friend Jack Malasada (not his real name, but he likes to be called Mr. Malasada) picks up a box for me when ever he comes to
Next time anyone comes to Kona you should try the "Kona Natural Foods" lunch counter next to Safeway and Oodles of Noodles. Lightning fast service, healthy food, broke da mouth grinds.
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Originally Posted by gkndivebum
Long black piggie from Killer Tacos in Kona. (Longboard burrito with black beans and kalua pork).
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Originally Posted by Montyb
Hi all:
How about Ono - Fish and Chips at Quinns in Kona....We eat there everyother day for the 2+ weeks we are in Kona each year.
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Originally Posted by friscuba
The absolute best value for the buck (at least into last year, haven't been there lately) for years has been the Hawaiian Style Cafe up in Waimea. They basically are a plate lunch place that gears to the cowboys (historically, the first cowyboys in the US were in Hawaii, taught by Argentine caballeros) in the area... lots of food for 6-8 bucks, tasty too. I try to get up there every couple of years just for thrills. Portions are nearly double (sometimes more - try the 2 eggs and bacon (12 or so pieces) with pancakes) of anything in Kona
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Best in Kona, according to me: Huggos
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Originally Posted by FATdiver
On the Big Island, try the Manago Hotel in Captain Cook. This is just like my grandmother used to cook. If you go on the weekends they serve ogo as an appetizer.
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Originally Posted by Ann Marie
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Last edited by justleesa; June 22nd, 2008 at 12:08 PM.
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