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- 7 Things to Avoid on Oahu | Don’t Make These Hawaii Travel Mistakes
You booked that plane ticket and have your bags packed for Hawaii. Hawaii is synonymous with paradise, and most people save up an entire lifetime to experience everything the island has to offer. And holy moly, you’re finally doing it!
Now, I was born, raised, and have lived here on Oahu for most of my life. I want you to make the most of your time here and not squander your precious vacation by making the same mistakes that I see countless tourists make time and time again. That’s why I put together this list of seven things to avoid on Oahu.
Before I go any further, everything I mention here are my personal opinions and are completely subjective. You don’t have to listen to a dummy like me, and please feel free to spend your vacation however you deem fit. With that being said, I can almost guarantee if you avoid these seven things, that you’ll have a much richer experience overall.
7 Things to Avoid on Oahu:
1. Spending the whole time in Waikiki
2. Trying the same ho-hum food
3. Not renting a car
4. Rush hour traffic
5. Attending a luau
6. Major sunburn
7. Rushing
Those were my seven things to avoid on Oahu. I don’t want you to make these mistakes, and I hope this video has helped you plan for your future trip. If you have any questions or think I missed something, please feel free to drop a comment down below. I appreciate you watching. See you!
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I visited Hawaii ... before you were born, and I've been back there a few times since, but each time I go there it seems to get worse, exacerbated now by the huge homeless issue that's prevalent in Honolulu/Hawaii. If you live on mainland U.S. why go to the trouble of going to Waikiki beach, when you can take a trip to Skid Row, thereby saving money on flights and hotels in the process? Sorry, but there are far better holiday destinations!
And before some dippy, republican supporter comes out with spurious data about homelessness being a democratic problem … like Trump and all the red states have cured the homeless issue in their respective areas - facepalm ... know I don't give a fig about the left or the right!
@@utubecomment21 totally agree. Don’t come here. Waaaay overrated. If you do come though, no forget go back home!
I've been to O'ahu three times before, and the absolute #1 thing I would recommend for tourist to avoid is, the Street (alley) venders in Waikiki who sell Chinese made 'Hawaiian' souvenirs. Not just because the souvenirs are cheap Chinese made, but more importantly, because the sellers are often NOT Hawaiian, and more importantly, they are pushy and rude. In all of my hunting for Hawaiian made souvenirs, you won't find them in the tent covered booths in the alleys in between Kalakaua Ave and Kuhio Ave, and in between Royal Hawaiian Ave, & Kaiulani Ave.; these places are tourist traps that should be avoided at all cost. You won't find genuine Hawaiian made souvenirs here; especially under Tents, but you will find them in the shops nearby. The difference of course is in the price; most Hawaiian made souvenirs are expensive, but make sure to ask if they are Hawaiian made; of course, there's no guarantee they are if the seller seems questionable, avoid it. Again, an honest seller will be friendly and informative, and a dishonest seller will most likely be allusive, distant, and rather rude and pushy... they don't deserve your money or time -- just walk away, and honestly, don't bother haggling with them for goods that are imported from Asia. To me, this is the absolute worst part of Waikiki. Food is another issue; it is hard for tourists to find authentic Hawaiian food; there are only a few placed near Waikiki that sell Hawaiian food; for fast food, you have to go to 'Rainbow Drive-In' on Kapahulu Ave (walking distance from downtown Waikiki, but bicycle is better -- it is the best for Breakfast and Lunch. Then there's 'Da Ono Hawaiian Foods'; back in '09, this was a good place, Though I haven't been there since. But check it out; they seem to have more authentic Hawaiian dishes worth trying. the Poi wrapped chicken was good. But stay away from the traditional national brand food places; while they are familiar, you're missing out on the other good eats you can find in Hawaii. Luau's are another issue; I've been to one, and it was OK; the entertainment was fine, and the food was good, but overall, it was just OK; not exactly what I was expecting.
@@muzkat101 I've already addressed some of your points.
#1 - If you want to see homeless people defecating on the beach, Hawaii is the destination for you!!! And with other states importing their homeless to Hawaii ... Skid Row now, has nothing on Honolulu!
#2 - Don't hire a car. It screams that you're a foreigner on holiday, and it heightens the likelihood of you receiving some kind of abusive comment or worse, from the locals.
#3 - The food is absolute garbage! Be it from the tourist rip off joints, or the local cuisine, the quality of American gm, pesticide ridden, processed food is poor at best, top that with Hawaiian cuisine, and you'll think you're back at school eating canteen lunches. It's truly appalling stuff, and were it not for the Far Eastern influence, it'll be even worse.
*Also, Spam? Come on people, I haven't eaten that cr@p since infant school ... and we're all adults now!*
#4 - Traffic problem is overblown, because you'll be heading out of town whist all the natives are heading into town ... and visa versa in the evening!
#5 Seriously, why bother going there? It's 2021 people, and there are better, cleaner destinations that have waaaaayyyy better food and bigger waves, for a lot less money, and where you won't have to see homeless meth heads defecating and fighting in the streets ... and TBH with friendlier, more welcoming people!
@@utubecomment21 There was a homeless problem before '09, but I can only imagine how bad it has gotten since then. I recall an effort back then to move most of the homeless back to their state of origin, but others saw this as objectionable. Half the homeless are non-natives; regardless of race or color, mostly a lot of mainlanders who got stuck there after a lot of partying. As for 'local' homelessness, I am not sure about how bad it is; but of the numbers of homeless that I saw, I know most were white, and most likely mainlanders. But regardless were I go; even here in L.A., homelessness is still a huge problem; it is hard to go anywhere where it doesn't exist. As for waves; I was too Haole and inexperienced as a surfer to take to more exclusive beaches; to many 'locals'. in SoCal, I mainly stick to Bolsa Chica. As for food, we've got tons of good places. And for traveling, like you mentioned, its time to check out some newer and better coastal or island destinations other than Hawaii... I agree.
“You don’t want to fuck up the coral with the gallon of lotion you just applied on you.” 🙌🏻🙌🏻🙌🏻😂🤣
be responsible and use the coral-safe kind of lotion and it should be ok
it's true though, so we have to be aware of that
I’m an anti-coral activist.
Thanks for mentioning the "reef safe" sunscreen. Please save the ocean
Really helpful video Shane. Honestly something people heading to Oahu should watch and Hawaii in general. Super helpful.
Great video. Thank you for your candor.
Lanikai is so beautiful, calm waves, clear water, it’s definitely one of my favorite beaches.
The whole Kailua area really is awesome
I visited Oahu a year or two ago and this was spot on to how my trip went by accident. 4 days on the island with one day for hiking, eating, Northshore, and drinking. Great video, dude!
Sad we are not going to be on Oahu on our Hawaii trip. Would have loved to make a video or two with you. But who knows. Your channel will definitely start to take off. Lots of good helpful Hawaii info. Keep up the good work
I lived on Oahu for 6 years and all these are right on. Get out of Waikiki for sure! In or near town places to visit: Manoa Falls or Puu Ualakaa State Park on Tantlus or Makapu'u Beach. If nothing else, find McCully St in Waikiki, and walk up to University of Hawaii (or take The Bus) and walk around the beautiful neighborhoods in Manoa Valley. Get lost a little bit, have an adventure!
I absolutely loved our honeymoon there and in Maui in 2016. We did stay at the resorts (we splurged, I mean it was a 2-year late honeymoon). We did a lot of the touristy experiences, ATV ride in the mountains, climbed Diamond head, Matsumoto's shaved ice, snorkeling, sunset cruise, and toured all of Pearl Harbor. Such an amazing experience. And yes we definitely bought the $16 100+ SPF sunscreen for my terribly pale skin. Highly recommend it.
Sounds like an amazing trip! I've lived here for 7 month's so far and I haven't done any of that (except the hike)!
Two things you forgot to mention
1) The calories, oh, the calories
2) The old Hawaiian tradition I just made up...with so much ono food you go home with an extra 15 pounds as a souvenir...hahaha... love the video...
Take up surfing or other activities and burn it off. I actually lost 15 lbs and have kept it off without dieting.
Poke helps a lot! 😂 lots of protein
Can you suggest some restaurants
Finally getting back there for the 4th of July and you're 100% right on all points. Can't wait to get some fresh Poke again
EXCELLENT advice!
I stayed in Makaha, lived on Poke and fresh fruit, drove a rental all over, avoided rush just to get a spot in ALL the good destinations, weren't interested in luau, got fried early. Rushed from Waikiki to get out AirBnB in Makaha though. Overall, I learned not to rush.
Hoping to go back soon for another fix...
Good info!!!
I was just there the 1st week of Feb, stayed at Hotel Renew, I rented a car, I ate all the things you mentioned and the Poki Limu I had was a pleasant surprise seeing I'm not a big seafood eater. I was on the north shore, many of the lookouts, came across a few waterfalls and simply roamed the island. Spent time at the PCC, the Waikiki Zoo and even went to a Luau at Germaine's.
Ewa Beach was my favorite, it was me and a few ladies there.
I'll be back in November.
We've been there 4 times. Everything he mentioned is spot on!
A great video.
Also, watch out for the guys in downtown who are carrying parrots around.
They will just put those parrots on your shoulder without even asking you, and offer to take a picture. After they take a pic for you, they will be demand payment right away, like $20 for that one picture.
As soon as you see these crooks, just walk away or ignore them if they approach you. You don't want to spoil your happy mood in Hawaii.
Great video. I’ve lived here three years and everything you mentioned is what I’ve told others as they prepare to come visit
Most of the people eating at Cheesecake Factory and PF Chang’s in Waikiki are from the Midwest or some podunk town. That’s about as exotic as they’ll get.
Obviously not a group of people wanting to expand their culinary horizons.
Great poke at Foodland. It’s like Baskin Robbins for poke.
Great video! I love Oahu and this will be very useful for everybody. Well done! I live on the Big Island and we were discussing sunscreen today. Very often when it says “reef friendly” or “ reef safe” it really isn’t. We all need to take a deeper dive into what is actually an acceptable sunscreen and not harming the coral. I was at Kahaluu where there are “reef teachers” helping educate the visitors there. I just wear a rash guard and pants and I’m good to go with zero sunscreen! A huge bit of aloha is they have sunscreen for the visitors that have the wrong kind. Thanks again for a great video. You are very fun to watch!
Thank you! I can’t wait to be visit, looking for things that will really respectfully immerse us in the culture.
Shane thank you for taking the time to make this video. It really helped out a lot with our trip. It was amazing!!!!
If you come to Hawai’i, I recommend Air BnB. And renting a onewheel. It will go nearly anywhere and much cheaper than a rental car.
That “imagine” remix at the end of the video! My man got culture 🤙🏻
Great video Shane..solid tips for our upcoming trip to Oahu!!!
Solid advice! I love the colorful language sprinkled here and there lol I didn't know Oahu was one of the most congested places! I just knew I didn't like living in Mililani because of traffic getting into town and going back home.
Thank you for the tips, I'm heading to Oahu January 16th and I'm stoked.
I'm going in May for my honeymoon😊 how was ur trip?
Perfect timing man, I’m about to go with my roommates to celebrate graduation!!
Planning a trip to Oahu right now and I love the no BS video. Appreciate it!
Thanks!! Keep the advices coming!
This is recommended on my last day here..... Secondly I can attest that Atlanta is still the worst when it comes to traffic
Did all of these, and we had a whale of a time. Great tips!
Living leeward side 4 years now. This vid is spot on! great job!
Great video! I've been waiting to try some of the food places you've mentioned since we've scheduled and canceled our trip a few times this past year!
Great video, Shane and I agree with all except the bus. I always tell people coming here (Oahu) for a week or more do NOT rent a car. Too often they rent a car and it just sits in the high-priced parking. Use the bus for everything out to about Pearl Harbor, and rent a car for two or three days to do the rest of the island. Keep up the good videos.
Shane, great video! I would be interested in seeing a video about what non-native/mainlanders should do, and shouldn’t do in relation to respecting local culture. Tattoos, places to avoid (I was told never to go to a bar meant only for locals), wearing a Makau, etc.
Who the heck knows. In todays PC culture wearing a beautiful Hawaiian Shirt may be offensive to thin skin but Nike made by slaves isn't, and Don Ho may be a villain. Don't worry so much..
As a local ask Shane becausd I found out the hard way when people give you a look. Lol I don’t wear flower shirts or leis but you can do whatever you like the leis smell amazing but those Hawaiian shirts unless it’s a good one made by some tutu or auntie just looks and spells tourist or my personal favorite the matching shirt and dresses from Hilo Hattie lol hahahah 😂😂😂😂 trust we know when your not local so don’t be shame just go for it it might be funny but just have fun with it it’s not like harmful to locals we just know to treat you different and be mindful that we need to make a good impression and show you love but once you been here a while you might hear close auntie say aye um so you know you can wear a regular shirt 👕 lol 😂
Absolutely love this video. Subscribed! Love the videos we have seen so far Shane-o! We will be out there in October and cant wait to share what I got to experience while stationed out there for 3 years with my family.
Great video Shane. I lived there for 6 years and these are the exact same points I make when friends are going to Oahu.
“We’re on an island so some form of traffic is inevitable.”
*laughs in Japan*
Born and raised here in the Island.....For first time visitors especially, this is a pretty dang good post.....
Do you have any other tips for a 10 year old boy on the trip?
Can you share places to avoid? Such as envrionmental dangers, gangs, money traps, etc? Ty
This was very helpful. Thank you! Hope to visit Oahu this summer.
Perfect! We travel often and have been to Oahu a couple of times. We also travel to Europe often and think of ourselves as being a bit more informed in what to and not to do. I wish I had seen your post before our first visit. I especially agree a 110 percent with the luau. It was horrible food, bad drinks, and ridiculously expensive. Getting away from Waikiki is imperative in our opinion. A rental car for the day worked well for us to see the island at our pace. The bus is great for getting around the city itself for us tourist. Thanks for a great post!
Ohhhh LOCO MOCO!! My fave 🤤
I know.. so good but yet so bad
I am from Hawaii and now live in California. Great video and agree with everything you said🌈🌺🌺🌺🌈 Mahalo for getting this message out there😁
We have saved for 2 years for our October trip to your beautiful island. Thank you for helping us make the most of it with your great advice. Aloha
I lived on oahu for 4 years. This is spot on.
Excellent video. Agree with all your tips, except I wouldn’t avoid the luaus. Yes, they’re geared to tourists and a little bit hokey, but still a unique experience and a fun evening. Especially like Paradise Cove (which is currently closed) for the sunset, Hawaiian crafts & activities demonstrations, and the Imu ceremony!
Now I know why get plenty tourists at the beaches on the West Side now
right, so annoying
Right!? That used to get Cracks! Someone needs to have a “word” with homie.
I’m heading there on Wednesday! Can’t wait thanks for the tips
Very helpful! I have never been to Hawaii, can’t wait for the adventure!
I remember when i went a few years with my family. We luckily had a bunch of things planned like museum, tours, and activities, but during the off time they just wanted to walk around the main strip. Back then I didn't have a driver license and i was getting so fed up being in what essentially was another Rodeo Drive, that i took upon myself and walked into the residential area. Walked about 2 hours before deciding to head back and realized I was lost. Google map was not helpful either lol. But it was worth it. I got to see the local area, found a small shop and even chilled out at the local high school.
Lol
Hi Shane, thank you SO MUCH for sharing your local wisdom. As someone who’s never visited Oahu before, and wants to experience the island for its native culture, people and land, this is super helpful. I’m interested in getting some traditional bodywork done while I’m there (I researched Lomilomi, but unsure if this is the most authentic) and I’m wondering if you have any suggestions for somewhere to get some traditional bodywork done by native practitioners. Thanks!
Went to Oahu 2019. Saving hard to get back. Incredible place!!!
That was really helpful.. We are planning to visit in August 2021.
I am from Hawai'i and I go home every year. I never go to Waikiki. It has been 25 years since I actually went to Waikiki.
I lived there before covid, I never understood the long ass line for cheesecake factory. 🤣
If anyone stays at the Aston Sunset hotel near Waikiki you can get a month's worth of parking for $200. I've been here since January 11th and my vacation ends April 1st. So that helped out a lot.
I have lived there gone there done that it was the best recommend Going to Hawaii! Except when you leave it’s hard not to remember the good and bad times you had. Just the tropical beauty.
I don’t understand people that come here and don’t rent a car and stay in Waikiki the whole entire time 🤦🏽♀️ O’ahu is not Waikiki and Waikiki is not O’ahu.
So I'm planning to visit without a car, but it seems the bus can take me to most locations including hikes...I'm intending to stay a couple months. Am I thinking about this the wrong way?
@@shapho4056 You need to rent a car.
@@jaquelinebau3696 I guess what's the need if the bus gets you around? I'm thinking of just paying for a bus pass
@@shapho4056 the bus is inconvenient, you have to wait and it's late half the time. Someetimes there isn't even room for you in there and there are loud disrespectful people in there.Trust me I live in Waikiki and fuck the bus pass.
Laughed my ass of when he “stepped out of the comfort zone”.
Very helpful video!!!
Me too 🤣🤣
Another thing avoid kalihi and most of the west side and any public housing places because you will get robbed and beat up especially if your white 🤙🏽 trus me was born and raised here
This is the best, you're awesome! Thank you. Traveling next month for our first time. Luckily we do have a friend that lives on the Island to help us not be "super touristy".
Good video. Appreciate you sharing!
LOL "comfort zone 🧍🏽♂️" --> "🧍🏽♂️"
I'm deeead 😂
Avoid bus tours. They take you mainly to gift shops and don’t spend enough time at the places you want to see.
Yes and get their list of places they visit on the tour so you can visit them on your own time. I spent alot of money on a tour just to spend only 30 minutes at each place.
Never lived on Oahu, but we have grown to love it there and have gone at least 6-8 times. These are all really practical and helpful tips. We actually enjoy staying in Waikiki, but all the way at the Kapiolani Park end. We always rent a car as well, despite the steep parking prices overall. Totally worth it to take a drive up to Byodo-In Temple, North Shore, Hanauma Bay, or Manoa Falls and get back in time to grab some lunch, go to the beach, hit Safeway on Kalakaua all before evening rush hour traffic! PCC is a whole day experience (as can be North Shore), but worth the trip. Thanks for the tips, hope that your channel keeps growing!
Coming out to Oahu in July. First time ever in Hawaii. Super excited. Most helpful video.
Local here. I have to say this is one of the actually accurate and good advised videos about visiting O'ahu compared to the many shitty ones on TH-cam. Very good job, I approve!
Except he should keep all mention of West Side locations to himself.
No it ain't, lmao any tourists coming here now should definitely stay in waiks...with all the haoles getting smashed for their self entitled bullshit it ain't a good idea
And eat at “Side Street Inn”! The best! Did he say Leonard’s for Malasadas?
Shoots brah, ono their mochiko chicken ya
carge-less shark diving was my fav thing I've done there.
Kauai has one of the nicest beaches too :) NOW I wanna go back
Your right about the rental car and Waikiki !
Thanks for the good tips I’ll definitely keep in mind about the restaurants you named the next time I go out there🤙🏼
Nothing is funnier than seeing people spending time at a Cheesecake Factory with one of the most beautiful coastlines the world has to offer.
I guess now we know why all the local places have been starting to become overrun by tourists. Thanks a lot
I love to see tourists in the local areas, helps the businesses.
Tired of tourists going to the places the natives go to use meth?
You don’t like tourists supporting your local small businesses? Wow, you must really care about your community.
Very good to know! I just checked into my Honolulu hotel last night and now get to pay huge parking costs. Ugh! I will follow your recommendations for the rest of my stay!
Super awesome video. It’s always so great to hear from a local. Thank you!!
I love this guy! He don’t care about saying the word “fuck” He is telling at the way it is!!!
You can tell it "the way it is!!!" without the language. I would have shared the video if it wasn't for the rough language. If you want to be a serious TH-camr, you must think about a wider audience. Wider audience = more shares
Wait. You just promoted Lanikai? Well, there goes the "less people" for Lanikai ;)
from one local to another, well said on everything!! especially the traffic!!
Informative, concise with a little humor - advice perfected, thank you!
You need to get on Cross Bronx Expressway, NYC, anytime of day or night. Traffic. Always. I’ll take Hawaii traffic anytime.
Lol facts. .I'm from the Bronx too
Did you say “Pray for Sex?!!!” Smh
Would like to correct you on that. It’s called “ Pray for SET’s!” Lmao!
Us Hawaiians don’t need to pray for any sex. We TOO good looking.😎😜
But great info for everything else🌺🤙🏼
now that is HILARIOUS
I was about to say Hawaiians are the most beautiful people in the world
It’s about 50/50 half the women are the most beautiful you have ever seen and the other half look like the rock with less muscles
I live on the West Side my whole life. It’s always been called Pray for Sex. Never ever heard of Pray for Sets before. I used surf there a lot. It got the name from someone, spray painting it on a rock in the 70’s I believe. It’s been called that ever since. I saw one article calling it “Pray for Sets” but it doesn’t mention where it got that name from.
@@MrKuliouou Right on Bro.
i went to Oahu in October 2021 and i miss it every day. the vibes are insane
This was great!
Keeping things simple and chill are so healing ✨️
I live in ewa I wanted to see what you had to say you are pretty spot on but why you give out makua haha
Exactttlyyyy like send em lanikai and kailua dey already overrun no need give out mākua
I would like to talk to a local and help me plan out my trip. I’m going for 7 days in July. Do you suggest doing 3 nights in the big Island and 4 nights in Oahu or all 7 days in Oahu?
I need to know too I plan on going in June lol
I visited in Hawaii couple times. I absolutely agreed with the video. However, using a bus system that would be taking too long from point A to B. There is a place that you can park for free with plenty of parkings not far from a zoo! I went to a local Walmart, Costco to pump gas and enjoying local foods. Loved to surf at Waikiki...No surprise with traffics, I got use to it with my State: California- It is bad as Hawaii. Thanks for the post. Mahalo !
Great vid dude! All great tips for my trip next week. How’s the traffic these days?
I lived on Oahu for three years and I agree with all of your recommendations. I could never figure out why people would travel thousands of miles and burn thousands of dollars to eat at the spagheti factory or Tony Roma's in Waikiki!!! Seriously People???
Let them know NOT to but souvenirs at the shops around Waikiki. If they want to take home Hawaii souvenirs head over to the Aloha Stadium Swap Meet on Wednesdays and the weekends where prices are cheaper than the ABC Store in Waikiki and they can sometimes get a deal
Or go to a CVS Longs Drug Store.
Lived there from 75-79 - KMCAS. got my private pilots license and attended both UH and "Chaminade U. in my off time. Have been back since 2004 over 25 times and you should listen to this guy.
Hey man! This was a great video and very well put together. We we there in Feb/Mar of last year and just booked another trip for early March. Fortunately we didn't make any of these mistakes! Looking forward to experiencing more of this awesome island.
great video!!! You literally showed us how to step out of the comfort zone... Me and my husband laughed our asses off! Haha We plan on coming to Hawaii in May! If you love to meet new people, we would love to meet up with you : )
What is your suggested budget for a 4-5 day trip ?
I’m going next week 🙏
Hey! I saw your comment and figured I reply since he hasn't got a chance to reply. Hotel and car rental isn't cheap but with additional gas to go around the island, food and extra money for things you want to buy to take back I'd say a cool $1500-2000 at least.
@@rickijones8793 thank you so much
Oh I lived on Oahu for 7 years and you are spot on with everything. I especially loved the Leonard's Hot Malasada's!!!!!
Amazing video thanks for sharing!
Better yet. skip Oahu totally: Fly direct to the BIG ISLAND . You won't miss anything ....Plus you will get to see a real active volcano in action. The Hilo Airport code is ITO and the kailua/Kona airport code is KOA if you are looking to buy tickets.
Went to the "Big" island and stayed in Kona. Was hit immediately with the VOG and almost got an Lung infection. Was terrible as it came in every day at around 12-1pm. You could see it. Tried to fly out and wanted twice what paid to get there. had to go to med stop. Realize the VOG moves around with the vents opening and closing but would go to outer smaller islands that do not get it period. So much for my first and last trip there....
@@samiam9059 I'm so happy you said this. I had been wondering if it was okay to send my mom on vacation there and I knew something just didn't feel the best about those volcanoes. I will find her another island.
@@siobhansyt I have been told now and somewhat found that they are more public with weather broadcasts that include VOG. Make sure to check this out and where it is currently drifting. Loved Kona but barely lived to tell after that and Medstop was so snotty to me like I was complaining about nothing(NO). Locals I talked to said so many had to go to the hospital over the same thing. So research it carefully. Best regards.... Or pick an Island where it does not drift to. best regards
@@samiam9059 thank you 🙏🏾
I travel thousands of miles just to eat foodlands poke MY GOD Toronto isn't the same.
@@seanamion4404 .Foodland is local too.
@@seanamion4404 should have stopped by while I was in Ewa
Try the hot shoyu ahi poke from Marujyu in Waimalu (Aiea), that's our family's favorite!
What an awesome video! Yesss I’m so glad I came across this!
Great video, planning to visit this July!
Pray for sets is a no go! We drove 1hour and turned right back around signs everywhere saying high theft area no thank you. Lanikai absolutely gorgeous will stick to that one
How about don’t leave your belongings in your car. Car theft and break in’s are common
this video was so helpful! thank you so much