Whats up everyone, I need some help. Me and a bunch of my friends are going to Maui in July for a party and we wanted to know if there are any good local places to eat. Don't want to really eat at the same places that are at home(Oahu). Does anyone know of any hole in the wall places that have awesome grinds? Any help would be awesome.
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My girlfriend is born and raised on Maui. She said for good plate lunches to check out CUPIES in Kahului, across Dairy Queen.
For awesome buttermilk pancakes (and local food in general), she also recommends TASTY CRUST in Wailuku.
Frankly for me, I like the "touristy" scene. I'll grab some Alexander's Fish 'N' Chips in Kihei, then go site "seeing" at Little Beach in Makena.Last edited by Pomai; May 13, 2006, 12:32 PM.sigpic The Tasty Island
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Da Kitchen (Kihei and Kahului). Cupie's is good too and is right in Kahului so it's convenient.
The Tasty Crust pancakes are big (the size of a dinner plate) and greasy. But they have saimin and good mac salad. I grew up on their meatloaf.
WeiWei Noodle House (by the Wailuku Post Office and directly across St. Anthony Church and School) has really good food too.
All of the restaurants on this page still exist except for Cafe O'Lei, which is in Lahaina now. Sam Sato's is around the corner from the Wailuku Post Office too.
MiulangLast edited by Miulang; May 13, 2006, 01:08 PM."Americans believe in three freedoms. Freedom of speech; freedom of religion; and the freedom to deny the other two to folks they don`t like.” --Mark Twain
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Do you like noodles?
How about the dry mein at Sam Sato's.
Get some manju while you're there. Hmm. Perhaps order ahead.just started: mililaniblog.com
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Originally posted by PomaiFor awesome buttermilk pancakes (and local food in general), she also recommends TASTY CRUST in Wailuku.
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