Top Best Chinese Restaurants in Haleiwa Alii Beach Park

"Lamb skewers, black pork belly, beef-wrapped chives: The city’s only northern Chinese skewer specialist has moved from Makaloa to Kapahulu, with grilling now done at the table on self-rotating metal skewers. 567 Kapahulu Ave., @hnlskewerhouse"

", hidden on bustling King Street, garners a devoutly loyal — nearly cultlike — following, mostly because of its unpredictability. Here’s the backstory: Joyce Harada traveled to Europe and was inspired by the pastries and desserts she ate there. So when she returned to Oahu in 2007, she opened The Little Oven — and didn’t tell anyone."

"Sandy Beach Park is a great place to go watch experienced bodysurfers and bodyboarders take on some of the roughest breaks on the island of Oahu. Located on the southeastern coastline, Sandy Beach Park is known as the “the beach with broken necks” and is visited mostly by locals. The powerful currents and steep shorebreaks combined with outcrops of sharp coral as well as a quick drop-off of the ocean bottom, makes this one of the best beaches in Oahu among experienced bodyboarders and bodysurfers."

"Next, stop off in Waimānalo for some fresh local foods, Hawaiʻi delicacies or your staple “plate lunch.” Then visit Bellows Beach where the waves are gentle and the Sherwood Forest is a great respite to picnic, relax, sunbathe and enjoy the last daylight hours of the final moments of your Hawaiian vacation. Don’t forget – special rental car discounts are available for Hawaii.com members. Click here for more information."

"Paris.Hawaii is a rare fusion restaurant that serves Paris-inspired, locally influenced Hawaiian food in an elegant setting. The innovative, minimalist menu crafted by Chef Yuya Yamanaka is a must for foodies; when it comes to fine dining, it’s one of the best restaurants in Honolulu. Gastronomy buffs will appreciate the uniquely hybridized flavors (if not the moderately small portions, which allow you to savor them)."

"Known for its fine dining, thriving nightlife, and upscale shopping, Honolulu’s Waikiki neighborhood proudly welcomes its next big name in food. Established in 2018, PARIS.HAWAII brings the “City of Lights” to the Aloha State by utilizing locally sourced meats, seafood, and produce to create awe-..."

"Whether you want something sweet or savory, Marion Crepes inside Shirokiya at Ala Moana Center has plenty of delicious options to choose from. I tried the Strawberry & Banana Chocolate Sundae, and it was terrific. They also have Acai sorbet and fruits on the menu."