Oahu Attractions
Hawaii Food Tours
Honolulu, HI
Tel. (808) 926-3663
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Shoppers had their umbrellas open against the on-again, off-again showers so common here in winter. But our little group scarcely noticed the weather. We huddled not under an awning but around a tray of honest-to-goodness hand-rolled rice noodles fresh from the steamer at Ying Leong Look Funn Factory.
Because we were in the company of Matthew Gray of Hawaii Food Tours, we had access to the kitchen where we saw the noodles being made the old way. Metal trays the s...
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Way too expensive
Posted by PNak from San Diego, CA on February 2, 2009
The basic tour used to be about $50, and wasn't bad for the price, if only because the tour bus eliminated the need to park in hawaii (frequently very difficult). it's now a hundred bucks, and is way too expensive. dinner at alan wong's could be had for about the same cost and represents the apex of dining on oahu. better yet, get the betty shimabukro book, or donovan dela cruz's 'puka guide' and explore on your own. cheaper and better than getting taken to leonard's for malasadas--it's like calling dunkin' donuts a delicacy in boston. maybe, but not for $100....
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