It originated among Japanese people who were living in Hawaii. It’s based on an iconic dish in Japan, onigiri (rice wrapped in seaweed). It originated during the World War, when food was scarce ...

Food in Hawaii is full of bold and exciting flavors from Asian, Pacific Islander, Portuguese and American cultures. From ...

From Spam musubi to malasadas and luau stew, these are the iconic Hawaiian foods you must know! Plus, "local food," that's ...

When laborers from China, Japan, Okinawa, Korea, the Philippines, Puerto Rico, Portugal and Spain began arriving in Hawaii in the 1850s, they would share midday meals known as kau kau time.

There are few states in the USA with a better food identity than Hawaii. It is like no other state that I’ve ever visited, and Hawaiian food is just as unique as the state itself. So, if you are ...

Food writer Kiki Aranita has a deep appreciation for teriyaki in its American form. “I come with an understanding of teriyaki from a [Hawaiian] perspective, primarily, and to me, it’s very ...

Hawaii is consistently one of the most popular holiday destinations for Japanese tourists. But they don’t show their love just by going there. Food, clothes and even festivals all over Japan ...

It gives me great confidence that I am actually able to grow my own food! If you have checked the prices at the market lately, one small Japanese cucumber can cost about $2.50 and a large one, up ...

The Japanese soufflé pancake has become more popular as a dessert café that specializes in the dish has made its way to the United States, but a chef in Hawaii says it's been around since 2008.

This week, it's Hawaiian food on the menu, with one Southwest Side eatery bringing the diverse cuisine to Chicago with plenty of delicious offerings. Stream NBC 5 for free, 24/7, wherever you are ...

A new eatery selling Hawaiian-Japanese-inspired mochi donuts and a range of Korean and Japanese dishes recently opened in Fayetteville's Freedom Town Center. Maxwell's Mochi, at 2719 Freedom ...

Hawaii is consistently one of the most popular holiday destinations for Japanese tourists. But they don’t show their love just by going there. Food, clothes and even festivals all over Japan ...