Mahi Mahi Tacos
Originally called Dolphin Fish or Dorado, it wasn’t until these colorful fish found their way to Hawaii that they were named Mahi-Mahi, a name that means ‘very strong’ in Hawaiian language.
Blackened Mahi Mahi, Mango & Red Cabbage Slaw, Avocado Crema, Fresh Cilantro, Soft Flour Tortillas
Spam Loco Moco
Created at a Hawaiian restaurant in 1949, it might surprise mainlanders that one of Hawaii’s most popular meals could double as a cold weather comfort food! This unique dish represents Hawaii’s eclectic culinary influences of Asian, European, and American foods. SPAM was introduced to Hawaii during WWII, as Pearl Harbor became a critical US naval base and has become as iconic to Hawaii as the pineapple!
Juicy Ground Beef Patty, Grilled Spam, Sunnyside-Up Egg, White Rice, Brown Gravy, Scallion
Mai Tai
Trader Vic began serving his iconic Mai Tai cocktail in San Francisco in the 1930s. Once he brought it to the Hawaiian Islands and added local pineapple juice, the drink reached legendary ‘state-specific’ status. Some claim this drink started an entire genre of ‘tiki bars’
Bacardi Rum, Myers’s Dark Rum, Orgeat Syrup, Lime Juice, Orange Juice, Pineapple Juice, Ice
