Deliriyum


Pig and the Lady: Not just a personal addiction
Deliriyum by Mari Taketa
Latest Blog Entries
Whose tonkatsu reigns supreme?
In the battle between newcomer Kimukatsu and reigning champion Bairin, IMHO there is a clear winner
Honolulu’s food trucks get the green light
Food trucks can start hitting the streets again — this time legally
Unanimous vote! Food trucks (almost) legal
The City Council votes to legalize Honolulu’s food trucks — and that’s not all
Wednesday at 2: Let’s make food trucks legal
Last time, your calls and emails helped. This time they need your presence
Ala Moana has a new sushi bar. Guess where?
We thought Shirokiya had maxed out with the food thing. We were wrong
VIDEO: A chance for fresh cheese on Oahu
Naked Cow Dairy gives a tantalizing taste of what’s coming — as soon as it can afford the equipment
Where the food trucks aren’t — and what you can do to help
An old law is chasing some of your favorite trucks off the streets. Here’s what you can do
The one that got away
Dear Mrs. P: Of all the Kalihi icons I’ve covered, yours is one of the best — which is what makes this so hard
Love bar food? Free for dinner on 2/28?
Burgers: check. Fried rice: check. Garlic chicken: check. Sound good? Let’s go eat!
If you care about food, see this movie
“Ingredients Hawaii” is a heartfelt look at why and how to eat local, even in small bites
Dear APEC, Here’s where you should eat
Hungry from all this economic cooperation? Fuel up at these Waikiki spots
HIFF review: ’18 Meals’
It’s not about food — it’s about what happens when people come together over it
If you love unagi
It’s pricey, but a new eel-centric restaurant is flying in fresh, never-frozen unagi from Japan
Where the food trucks are
Missed Eat the Street? Here’s where a dozen trucks gather on Tuesdays and seven on Fridays
Scoops: Shirokiya ramen fest
With buzz building about different ramen shops cycling through Shirokiya, I had to find out what was going on
Where to eat local
It takes planning to eat local at home — and this week, you have extra incentive to eat local at these restaurants
Snout to tail 2: Sept. 26, 27, 28
Sooey! Round 2 of this pork-centric dining adventure has an all-new menu




