Where to Stay in Oahu? - Tiki Travel

T TikiSan Member SoCal Joined: Sep 29, 2003 Posts: 255	T TikiSan Posted posted on Mon, Mar 7, 2011 10:13 AM I agree that having a kitchen for preparing at least one meal, or some sandwiches to take with you as you drive around the island, will save you some money. Having said that, Oahu is a foodie's paradise. The food at Diamond Head Market & Grill is amazing. It is a short drive from Waikiki and well worth it. It is gourmet food for around $10 a person. There are only picnic tables outside to sit at, which can be directly in the sun in the morning, or you can take the food to go. For breakfast, the banana or pumpkin (when they have them) pancakes are fantastic, as well as the Fried Rice. For lunch and dinner, the fish and rice is great. You can go inside the market for dessert, and you can try your spam musubi there. Diamond Head Market & Grill 3158 Monsarrat Ave. Honolulu, Hawaii 96815 http://www.diamondheadmarket.com/BananaPanckaesPorkHashFriedRice.html

I agree that having a kitchen for preparing at least one meal, or some sandwiches to take with you as you drive around the island, will save you some money.

Having said that, Oahu is a foodie's paradise.

The food at Diamond Head Market & Grill is amazing. It is a short drive from Waikiki and well worth it. It is gourmet food for around $10 a person.

There are only picnic tables outside to sit at, which can be directly in the sun in the morning, or you can take the food to go.
For breakfast, the banana or pumpkin (when they have them) pancakes are fantastic, as well as the Fried Rice.

For lunch and dinner, the fish and rice is great.

You can go inside the market for dessert, and you can try your spam musubi there.

Diamond Head Market & Grill
3158 Monsarrat Ave. Honolulu, Hawaii 96815

http://www.diamondheadmarket.com/BananaPanckaesPorkHashFriedRice.html

Post #579253 by TikiSan on Mon, Mar 7, 2011 10:13 AM