Chinatown Review

Hawaii's natural scenery is like a fairyland, but it is not in line with the taste of Chinese people in terms of food. If you want to eat delicious Chinese food, you can only go to Chinatown. Seeing the archway of Chinatown, it is not far from the food.

From Waikikiki to Chinatown, you can take Bus No. 2,19. If you want to eat Chinese food, you can go by car. Warm reminder not to stay too late, because there are many tramps in the evening. There's a market place. There's a small food court inside. It's much cheaper to eat Chinese food than outside. It's 8 yuan for pork steak and 5 yuan for fast food. Next to it are daily necessities, which are cheaper than supermarkets.

Honolululu Chinatown is located in DOWNTOWN area. You can take bus No. 20 from Waikikiki Beach. You can see Hongyun Restaurant in Dahongzhuzi getting off, and you can also arrive at No. 40 from Pearl Harbor. Bus fares in Honolulu are $2.5 and can be transferred unlimited within three hours. Ticket stubs should be kept well. Honolululu Chinatown is clean and tidy, with wide roads, small bridges at the entrance and two small archways on both sides, which say Chinatown. The sign next to it says that for THOSE WHO CAME TO WORK AND LIVE IN CHINATOWN for everyone who comes to work and live in Chinatown, it feels very kind and warm to see such warm words. The Main Street KING STREET Beijing Street is very busy, March Spring Festival breath is still strong, red couplets, red lanterns and big cocks are very eye-catching. Honolululu Chinatown is the same as other Chinatown. Traditional Chinese medicine stores, antique porcelain stores and Chinese supermarkets are indispensable. The most popular ones are eating, burning wax, snacks, green leafy vegetables, whether tourists or local foreigners. Honolululu has many tourists, besides the beach, Chinatown is also a favorite place for tourists. Hongyun Restaurant is full of customers and Cantonese dishes are on the menu. Foreigners are not very skilled at eating with chopsticks, and some Chinese tourists sit around to eat Cantonese snacks. Now Chinatown is also internationalized. There is a Japanese noodle shop which is very popular. Many of the customers are local Chinese. Open kitchen, fast food saves time, and the price is not expensive. We ordered beef rice, black winter noodles, rice balls and two fried chicken steaks and mushrooms for $17.

Adults say it was very busy ten years ago. Snacks were everywhere, fruits, chocolates, and all kinds of vendors. Now it's a bit down. It's not what it used to be. There are fewer stores than before. It's not so prosperous. But the most famous Vietnamese rice noodle shop is still there. It can be said that it's necessary to go.

Every day there are the latest fresh arrivals of ingredients, including local and imported seafood, fruits, vegetables, meat, and Geiger is much cheaper and more choices than its supermarkets. When you see Fresh Catch & nbsp or New Catch on the seafood stall, you know that the seafood was freshly caught from the Pacific Ocean in the early morning of that day! It's far worse than the seafood bought in some supermarkets or markets. Because many of the seafood sold in those places is farm-raised, even if it's wild, the freshness may have dropped dramatically after packaging and shipping time.