Posts tagged with: Hilo

What Do I Do With This? Oven-Ready Deli Roll Edition

It’s already the final third of March and not only have I failed to put up a blog post this month until today, I haven’t even gone through and processed more than a couple of the photos I took while we were in Hilo for our New Year’s vacation. Ugh.... Read More

Project Kōkua for Hawai‘i Island 2.0

Chefs are nice people. I make this generalization because I think it takes a nice person to want to feed people you don’t even know, much less people who have their finger poised to send out a snarky review of your food because they didn’t like the speed at which... Read More

Friday Photo — The Best Thing I’ve Eaten All Year

I should really title this “The Best Thing I’m Probably Gonna Eat All Year.” Top this, 2015! Over our New Year’s holiday, Shake and I ate at Hilo’s Moon and Turtle restaurant (formerly known as Full Moon Café) twice, once for dinner and once for lunch. On our lunch visit,... Read More

Friday Photo — Best Cake Noodles Ever!

In January, Shake and I took our annual trip to Hilo to spend time with his family. While there, we knew we had to try a new restaurant that friends had been raving about: Full Moon Café. [See update below] Full Moon is an old(er) restaurant made new. The ownership and... Read More

Friday Photo — River ‘Ōpae

Today’s Friday Photo is an image I want to share from a shoot I did for work. It’s a local cookbook featuring recipes from “Then” and “Now.” I did the “Then” dishes, which were shot in Hilo. I don’t really like crossing my work stuff with my personal and blog... Read More

“We Ate It” Round-Up (January 2013)

So, I totally skipped over November and December’s round-ups…but you’ll forgive me, I hope. Of course, the first thing (literally) consumed this year was a bowl of ozoni at my parents’ house. Ozoni is the traditional Japanese New Year’s mochi soup. Every family has their own recipe. Our family recipe... Read More

Hamburger in Hilo

Took a quick weekend jaunt to Hilo for our friends’ wedding. Most of our time was occupied by wedding events, but since I’d been thwarted in my quest for fancy sweets by the closure of Puff City (fabulous cream puffs, annoying hours) five minutes before we showed up on their... Read More