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    Hana Kitchens - Beautiful kitchen

    Hana Kitchens

    4.9(27 reviews)
    10.5 kmDowntown

    The Rugelach and Bagel Brunch class at the Hana Kitchen was a five star experience for me. It was…read moremy first time at Hana Kitchen. The kitchen is very homey and welcoming. Clean and comfortable. The view of the pier is awesome. The class is well organized and Talia's staff make you feel like an executive pastry chef. The helpers are there to take away the things not needed anymore. Clearing your space to continue to make your rugelach. It's a hands on experience and learning techniques along the way on how to make a rugelach. The Bagel Brunch added to the whole experience. It was time to relax and enjoy. The good energy from Talia and her staff made the overall experience well worth the time. Having coffee and water availability throughout the class added to the hospitality. The class ended with everyone packing their baked rugelach to take home. It was delicious.

    First time at Hana Kitchen! Bought the pasta making class for me and my fiancé. The teaching space…read moreis very clean and spacious. Chef Andrea was very fun to learn from and appreciated how interactive the class was. I wasn't expecting to go home with ball of pasta dough and freshly cut pasta Also, we enjoyed the 4-course meal which consisted of yummy appetizers, 2 pastas, and a dessert. Would love to come through for another cooking class here.

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    Hana Kitchens - Gathered in anticipation to learn to make pasta....

    Gathered in anticipation to learn to make pasta....

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    Hanas kitchen reception

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    Chef Andrea doing his thing!

    Wellness Kitchen - Rolling tamagoyaki

    Wellness Kitchen

    5.0(38 reviews)
    19.4 kmKahala

    We had the best time with Wellness Hawaii! We booked this as part of a Christmas gift for our kids,…read more17 & 14. Lisa was accommodating with a family member's allergies and helped us pick the perfect menu for my picky eaters. The kids had the best time making gyoza! They even were surprised at how much they liked the dessert (made with tofu)! We learned so much and plan to make the dishes at home. I cannot recommend this experience enough! If you are visiting Oahu - this is one of the best experiences you can book. If you live here, the view alone is worth it! I will definitely be back with some friends to celebrate their retirements.

    As much as I like to eat, learning the techniques, tips and tricks of a real chef is a priceless…read moregift. Dear friends of mine planned a day for us with Lisa, who made everything look effortless! From the incredible setting in Lisa's spacious kitchen to the actual sit down meal served with a stunning view of Diamond Head, ocean and sky --- it was flawless! Our custom plant-based menu began with making dessert. Why you ask? A chef knows you start with the item that takes the longest to make. Everyone got to help make the strawberry peach fruit crisp, from slicing the fruit to making the crumble topping. The forbidden black rice with herbs, cashews and coconut was next, followed by green beans with a toasted sesame "dressing" and the ubiquitous miso soup with wakame, shimeji mushrooms and silken tofu. Meanwhile, Lisa also whipped up pan fried tofu with a scallion chili ponzu. Deeelicious!! Lisa patiently and eloquently explained the ingredients and where she sourced them. We tasted an amazing sesame seed found only in Kyoto and a flavorful soy sauce with a round mouthful that made all others pale in comparison. Needless to say we were awestruck and enlightened. Every bite was savored and every flavor stamped in memory! I'll not soon forget this amazing experience with a trained nutritionist who turned cooking into a culinary adventure! Even the pictures may not tell the whole story as all the ingredients held their own and shined in a way that turned the ordinary into extraordinary. Thank you to Lisa and my dear friends Tracy, Cheri, Laura, Susan and Velvet for the Best. Birthday. Surprise. Ever! Highly recommend!

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    Wellness Kitchen - Stirring up birthday magic one recipe at a time.

    Stirring up birthday magic one recipe at a time.

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    Learning new skills, making new memories.

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    Milestone Birthday Celebration

    Hawaiian Style Cooking Classes

    Hawaiian Style Cooking Classes

    5.0(85 reviews)
    19.4 kmKahala

    My husband surprised me with a cooking class with Linda and it was one of the best experiences thus…read morefar! The class is at Linda's house and it is BEAUTIFUL. Upon walking in, we were greeted by her pig and her little fur babies which we LOVED!! Her house is beautiful and so welcoming- you feel like home when you're there and when she's talking to us and teaching us, it feels like you and your friends are chatting and catching up. She has this personality that draws you in and has so many stories about her adventures! Our class consisted of 5 people including my husband and I, so fairly small and we made 3 different types of poke, deluxe spam musubi, coconut shrimp and coconut butter mochi. All of them are drool worthy and what I think was amazing is that she shares little tips and tricks about what she puts in her food to make it even better! Honestly, the ahi poke that we made was the best I've ever had and it cuts and melts in your mouth like butter!!! Along with all of Linda's wisdom about cooking, she also teaches you about local Hawaiian culture, words and history about how each food became what it is today. All in all, we are going to come back to take another class! We loved the atmosphere, the delicious food, and the rich history that makes Hawaii Hawaii. If anyone is local or visiting the island and cooking classes interest you and it aligns with your schedule, take her class! YOU WILL NOT REGRET IT!!

    The class is informative and Linda is such a cool and genuine person you will wish she adopts you…read more Had a blast learning new cooking techniques and history of the dishes. Also many little dogs and a lovely sassy pig. We felt so welcomed in her home and would highly recommend these classes are a fun time for any food lover.

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    Hawaiian Style Cooking Classes - Musubi- homemade!

    Musubi- homemade!

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    Culinary Institute of the Pacific

    Culinary Institute of the Pacific

    4.6(8 reviews)
    18.1 kmKaimuki

    My latest K-Drama watching binge has made me hungry for Korean food so when I read about Korean…read morecooking classes at the Culinary Institute, I signed up. There were 2 sessions and each class was limited to 16 participants and I was told the class books up quickly. The August class "Cooking Local Favorites: Korean" was taught by Chef Grant Sato, winner of the 2015 Global Taste of Korean International Cooking Competition. In the 4 hour class we cooked 3 recipes: Soondubu Jjigae (soft tofu stew) with tofu made from scratch!, Miyeokguk (Korean seaweed soup with beef), and Dakjjim (braised chicken with noodles and vegetables) Chef Sato's competition winning dish. Classes are held at the Culinary Institute of the Pacific's beautiful new kitchens on 4500 Diamond Head Road. Parking is right in front of the building and you are advised to wear close toed shoes and long pants. You can bring an apron if you want (I did not). All ingredients and cooking equipment are provided. Masks are required for participants. Upon arrival you are given the recipes and assigned to a station, 2 students to a station. My son took the class with me and we got the station right in front of the demo area which was nice. The stations each have two sinks, a stove, knives, pans, and the assistants bring you the ingredients for each dish. Chef Sato gives a demonstration at the front of the kitchen and everyone watches, then goes back to their stations to replicate what he just showed. The 4 hours pass quickly, there is much to do. I even learned how to cut up a whole chicken (my son would not touch it.) One of the things I really liked about this was finding out what exact ingredients Chef uses in his cooking so I took lots of pictures of the products. The resulting dishes were all delicious and we packed them up and took them home. There was a lot of food, enough for several dinners. I will definitely take more classes here! HINT: Since you are sharing a station, its fun to sign up with a buddy.

    KCC Culinary School RULES!…read more The newest addition to KCC is The Culinary institute of the pacific located at the old Canon Club on Diamond Head Road. There is a gorgeous kitchen with state of the art preparation stations for each student, KCC has done a remarkable job to propel their Culinary program forward and upward. This first time, I had the privilege of visiting the kitchen facilities as well as sample food prepared by the students at the Culinary Institute for a contest sponsored by 7/11 Stores in an effort to expand on their 2019 take out bento menu. The contest will garner 2 winners with purse of $1000 and $750 respectively for the 1st and 2nd place winners. There were eight contenders. Each entry had to contain local ingredients, healthy with conscience to nutritional value and the preparation cost price point had to be something reasonable for 7-Eleven to be able to resell the lunch meal. The meal had to also withstand the heat as it sits under the heating element waiting to be purchased. I enjoyed their sampling process. We got to try each entry served in something more than bite sized portions, chat with each contestant about their creation, chat with the educating staff at the Culinary Institute and always with Yelp Events we got to visit and chat with fellow Yelpers old and new. Congrats to all 8 entrants and kudos to both 1st and 2nd place winners! Be sure to stop in and visit a 7/11 store next year to try these great creations

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    Culinary Institute of the Pacific - Seaweed

    Seaweed

    Culinary Institute of the Pacific - Chef Sato explaining and demonstrating

    Chef Sato explaining and demonstrating

    Culinary Institute of the Pacific - 3/23/23 Exterior, entrance

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    3/23/23 Exterior, entrance

    Course Hawaii

    Course Hawaii

    5.0(31 reviews)
    8.9 kmKalihi

    I would 100% recommend Course Hawaii for a catering experience. My family was just on Oahu and…read moreCourse provided two wonderful meals for a family of 12. Everyone I worked with, from Louise to Chef Marceau, and servers Genevieve and Lauren were wonderful.

    We were looking for someone who would cater our wedding at a secluded beach on Labor day weekend…read moreand found Course on IG as they have done some great work and they had great reviews on yelp as well. They have even worked for celebrities such as the Rock. The reason why is that Chef Andrew and his team are absolutely fantastic! We had a party of about 70 guests, and the Course team helped serve all the food and drinks. Everyone praised their professionalism and great attitude throughout the night and to this day. Best of all, everyone is still raving about the food. Some people have told me that "it was the best wedding food they have ever had." The appetizers were sliders and garlic shrimp. The short rib and fresh white fish were showstopper entrees and all the sides garlic noodles, rice, potatoes and veggies really completed the meal! Chef Andrew also offers a oyster bar and that was a huge hit! FYI order more than less as folks were destroying these oysters and Chef was putting in work shucking them to order. We really wanted to thank Course for making our special day extremely successful and would definitely recommend them to anyone hosting an event in Oahu!

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    Course Hawaii
    Course Hawaii

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    Culinary Arts at Kapiolani Community College - Today's yummy lunch: seafood white dashi, pork belly, short ribs, swordfish

    Culinary Arts at Kapiolani Community College

    4.4(5 reviews)
    18.2 kmKaimuki

    Friends and I had dinner and then lunch a few days later at the KCC Culinary Arts restaurant in the…read moreŌh'ia building at Kapi'olani Community College. They had such a wonderful selection of appetizers and entrees covering all parts of the world from Mediterranean to Asian dishes with local ingredients! I had paté, beef Wellington, kanpachi and ahi and seafood in white dashi. And their desserts (no pics as I got mine to go) - you must not miss selecting something from their cakes, tarts, pies and cookies! Prices are very reasonable as the students are learning in this live restaurant environment to serve and cook (I did something similar in San Francisco, it's not easy!). My meals averaged $48 (there is no tipping but there is a donation box at the door - don't forget!). Mahalo nui loa, KCC Culinary Arts! We enjoyed our meals!

    Had early dinner (5pm) reservations and second time to this great dinner. We kind of compared it to…read morelast years fare which was just as delicious. The menu was basically the same because they are training the culinary students and front of the house service staff. Micah and Mario was great, answered all our questions of the ingredients used. I had beef Wellington last year so I tried the Branzino this year. Great meal, great service!!!

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    Culinary Arts at Kapiolani Community College - Seafood in white dashi

    Seafood in white dashi

    Culinary Arts at Kapiolani Community College - Chocolate Deuce cake!!!  That brittle was delicious, light and crispy!!!

    Chocolate Deuce cake!!! That brittle was delicious, light and crispy!!!

    Culinary Arts at Kapiolani Community College - Branzino, the sauce helped to moisten meat.

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    Branzino, the sauce helped to moisten meat.

    CAS Crafts & Collectibles - Keychains and more

    CAS Crafts & Collectibles

    5.0(3 reviews)
    1.1 km

    Uniquely Kawaii…read more.. That's what CAS Crafts & Collectibles is, located in Pearlridge Center this little kiosk cart is filled to the brim top to bottom with all thinks kawaii not just stationaries and accessories but plushies and decor. Pearlridge Center is filled with many places anime and Kpop though here they just seem to find items that aren't found anywhere else and at such great prices what a find to see items that are so special and makes my gift giving a breeze! What a find including some Line Friends items which is just the most difficult ones to find and they have it here yay!! My bestie have apparently discovered this place which I have known for quite some time but haven't had the chance to write a review but they certainly deserve the five stars for the selection and friendly staff who points out the matching item to pair with whatever direction I'm going and that's a ten star team! Thank you!

    Super cute merchandise at a kiosk in Aiea, O'ahu, Hawaii…read more.. Strolling through Pearlridge Mall, I didn't expect to see Brown and Cony, but there they were... As angels together! How can I resist? Located between TJ Maxx and Macy's, this section of Pearlridge used to be called Downtown, but now, it's Wai Makai. I wasn't going to buy anything... Really... We had just finished breakfast and had time before lunch... CAS Crafts & Collectables has so many cute items - pens, stationary, keychains, plushies, etc. I actually found Brown and Choco pillows from Line Friends (the Korean version of Sanrio). I had to get the Brown plushie for my friend's birthday next month! She'll luv it!!! I don't want to show her the Brown and Cony angel plushies... There was only one... and it was priced lower than an online store (plus - avoid paying shipping)!!! It's also better to get items from this kiosk - rather than going to Korea to buy them! Haha! Come take a look! There are unique things here! ... and service was very friendly and helpful!

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    CAS Crafts & Collectibles - Pens, stationary, etc.

    Pens, stationary, etc.

    CAS Crafts & Collectibles - Cony and Brown!!! They're angel plushies!

    Cony and Brown!!! They're angel plushies!

    CAS Crafts & Collectibles

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