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Traditional Luaus
They may be the most traditional touristy thing to do in Hawaii, but no visit to the Big Island is complete without a night at a luau. Traditional luau fare includes kalua pig, chicken, and fish alongside Hawaiian sweet potatoes and fried rice. Entertainment includes Samoan fire-knife dancing, Tahitian dancing, and other traditional Hawaiian dances. Kona’s Grand Hawaiian Feast and Polynesian Revue808-329-7700Island Breeze Luau808-326-4969Gathering of the Kings808-326-4969
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Fine Dining
Hawaii is home to some of the most delicious fine dining, most of it based around the abundance of fresh seafood and local produce that is grown on the island. When ingredients are soureced locally, you taste it. These restaurants are a few of our favorites. Kenichi Pacific: Sushi and Fusion Cuisine808-322-6400Bamboo Restaurant 808-8895555www.bamboorestaurant.infoBa-le Kona Restaurant800-327-1212Café Pesto969-6640www.cafepesto.comO’s Bistro808-327-6565www.osbistro.com |
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Trisha and Sterling Dorje (808) 325-5889 (808) 938-3763 Email |
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