Duke's Waikiki

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Address

2335 Kalākaua Ave #116, Honolulu, HI 96815

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(808) 922-2268

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dukeswaikiki.com

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Popular option known for its beachfront location, surf 'n' turf, tiki vibe & umbrella drinks.

DAY 2: WHAT I ATE IN OAHU, HAWAII 🔖 Bookmark this post for later! 📍@dukeswaikiki: For breakfast, we went to Duke’s Waikiki. This restaurant serves a breakfast buffet and has an amazing view of the beach. 📍@foodlandhi: Then, for lunch, we went to Foodland Supermarket for poke. The meal was quite affordable and the fish was incredibly fresh and flavorful! 📍@mangomangohawaii: After, we dropped by Mango Mango. I would definitely recommend trying the Mango Juice Dessert with Rice Balls and Ice Cream. 📍@wasabi_bistro_: Last but not least, we ended the night at Wasabi Bistro, a hidden gem tucked away in a small corner of Waikiki. The Hamachi Wasabi Carpaccio melts in your mouth–it’s so delicious that I dream about it! This small and cozy restaurant absolutely blew me away and is a must-visit for anyone going to Oahu!!! #oahu #hawaii #hawaiifood #honolulueats

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10 COSAS QUE TIENES QUE HACER EN HAWAII 🏝🍍(Oahu) 1. Haz el hike de Diamond Head 2. Toma un crucero para ver el atardecer con @pinksailswaikiki 3. Ve por unos drinks a Dukes 4. Toma un tour por toda la isla con @Oahuphototours 5. Ve a North Shore a ver los surfers 6. Ve a Kualoa Ranch 7. Come un POKE de @offthehookpokemarket 8. Comete una Malasada en Leonards 9. Ve al Jardín botánico de Hoomaluhia 10. Ve al Byodo In Temple 11. PILON -Mira el amanecer desde Sandy Beach • • • • • #hawaii #oahu #viaje #viaja #tipsdeviaje #viajera #island #oahuhawaii #hawaiistagram

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When they know food is your love language 🍧🍤🍍🍜🍩🍣🍓🍙🥭Hawaii | Oahu🤰🏻Edition: 1- Intro Açaí @outriggerwaikiki 2- The rainbow ice at North Shore Shaved Ice. 3- Blue Dream Bowl @sunriseshack 4- Spicy Ramen & Gyoza 🍜 at Ramen Nakamura. 5- Hot Malasadas @leonardsbakeryhawaii 6- Shrimp Scampi @giovannisshrimptruck 7- Hawaiian brunch @ritzcarltonwaikiki 8- Heavenly Liliko’i @islandvintageshaveice 9- Açaí @hawaiian_aroma_caffe 10- Kake Udon, Teriyaki Bowl, Shrimp tempura, SPAM Musubi @marukameudon 11- Lilikoi lychee/pineapple orange juice cans @hawaiiansunproducts 12- Duke’s Cheeseburger @dukeswaikiki 13- Hawaiian Brunch @princewaikiki What are your favorite Hawaiian treats? 🏝🍍 #Hawaii #Oahu #Waikiki #LATGxHAWAII

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Duke’s Waikiki: A Culinary Paradise in the Heart of Hawaii Nestled on the sands of Waikiki Beach, Duke’s Waikiki offers an iconic dining experience that perfectly captures the spirit of Hawaii. With its breathtaking ocean views, lively atmosphere, and a menu brimming with island flavors, Duke’s is more than just a restaurant—it’s a celebration of everything that makes Hawaii special. Drinks: We kicked off our evening with Duke’s famous Mai Tai, a drink that truly lives up to its reputation. This cocktail was expertly crafted, blending fresh tropical juices with just the right amount of rum, and topped with a dark rum float that added depth and character. Sipping on this Mai Tai as we gazed out over the ocean was pure bliss, setting the perfect tone for the meal to come. Appetizers: The culinary adventure began with the Sticky Ribs, a dish that immediately captivated our taste buds. These ribs were tender, with the meat practically falling off the bone, and glazed in a sweet and savory sauce that was perfectly balanced. The hint of spice in the glaze added a wonderful kick without overpowering the dish. Each bite was a testament to the kitchen’s skill in elevating a classic dish with island-inspired flavors. Main Course: For the main event, we couldn’t resist the Huli Huli Chicken, a Hawaiian staple that Duke’s has perfected. The chicken was juicy and full of flavor, marinated in a rich blend of soy, ginger, and pineapple, then grilled to perfection. The smoky char from the grill paired beautifully with the sweet and tangy marinade, creating a dish that was both comforting and exotic. The accompanying sides, including a generous serving of coconut rice and seasonal vegetables, complemented the chicken perfectly, making each bite a harmonious blend of textures and flavors. Overall Experience: Dining at Duke’s Waikiki is more than just enjoying a meal—it’s an experience that engages all the senses. The open-air dining room, with its panoramic views of Waikiki Beach, provides a setting that’s as unforgettable as the food itself. The service was warm and attentive, with a staff that truly embodied the aloha spirit, ensuring that every moment of our visit was memorable. From the top-notch Mai Tai to the flavorful Sticky Ribs and Huli Huli Chicken, Duke’s Waikiki delivers an exceptional culinary journey that stays true to the flavors of Hawaii. Whether you’re a local or a visitor, dining at Duke’s is an experience that should be on everyone’s Waikiki bucket list. We left feeling not only satisfied but deeply connected to the island’s rich culinary traditions. Duke’s is a true gem in Waikiki, offering a taste of paradise that we can’t wait to return to.

ST “ST3 FitNGo” ThreeST “ST3 FitNGo” Three

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We came across this restaurant after it being highly recommended online as well as from friends. This restaurant is located in the Outrigger hotel on Waikiki beach. We came here twice for dinner and once for breakfast during our vacation. They take reservations on open table, which is highly recommended. Otherwise there is an open seating section by the bar, as well as a full service bar top that you can sit at as well. If you do find yourself waiting for a table, there are some seating at the entrance and a server actually goes around and gets you pre dinner drinks there if you wish too. During the day, you can see the beach, as this is an open air restaurant. At night, you can really only see the pool. They do have live music at night. Breakfast is a buffet. They have a small order station where you can order an omelet. They have all the other typical breakfast fixins. They had banana pancakes and macadamia nut muffins as a unique offering. It was $23/person. They have fresh squeezed juice as an extra option. It was just okay, it did the trick, nothing special. However it is in line with other higher end breakfast places in town. The two times we came for dinner were standouts. The atmosphere is wonderful and the service is spot on. We ordered the calamari as an appetizer. The breading and seasoning was wonderful. However the pieces were very large so it did end up being rubbery and overcooked. We got the fresh catches of the day. They have 3 different preparations(grilled, steamed, and baked). We got the macadamia nut crusted mahi mahi, which was great. We also got the monchong baked fish and it was excellent. It was moist, tender, fresh, and flavorful. It was a fish that I have never tried before! They have a wide variety of drinks, at comparable prices to other restaurants. The mai tai and lava flow were the winners. We came back again another night to try other things. This time we tried the salad bar as an upcharge. It was so worth it! Not only did they have so many options to build your own salad, but they had other offerings such as fruit, macaroni salad, potato salad, and other types of sides. I got two plates just from there! The white balsamic dressing was amazing. We also got the prime rib, which was huge and thick, cooked perfectly, and full of flavor. We also got the swordfish fresh catch of the day. It was cooked and flavored well, but had a slightly fishy taste, which didn’t make it seem as fresh, so it wasn’t as good as the last time we came. Be prepared for when your bill comes as this is a beach side Waikiki hotel restaurant, and the prices reflect that. All that being said, the next time we visit, we will be returning here for a night.

Jackie NewtonJackie Newton

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The young guy with the dangley earring at the front counter was rude, snooty, and gave us bad information, so I'm reducing my review by 1 stars. By the way, I thought his earring was nice and this is definitely not an issue about intolerance. I simply forgot his name and this is the best I can describe him. The weird thing was he was extremely friendly with someone on the phone who was booking an event reservation on the Lanai, so I thought he was going to be awesome, but when he hung up, despite my smile and pleasant attitude, it seemed obvious that he immediately judged us and his expression and attitude completely shifted, like we were scum. We looked as we do in the pictures. Nothing about us indicates intolerance. Maybe we looked low-brow? I honestly don't know. He wouldn't seat us and told us to come back at 4pm. So we walked in anyway and a hostess inside seated us almost immediately. The service after that was on the pleasant side of neutral. The food was excellent, especially the dessert. It's called "Hula Pie" and large enough to be shared. The atmosphere was wonderful. I highly recommend Duke's. I will say that my heart is ALWAYS with the servers, no matter their look, gender preference, or persuasion. My family has deep respect for people in service, kitchen staff, and all those who work hard for every dollar, as we do. But it's my business opinion that they should fire the young haole with the dangley earring because he does not embody the spirit of aloha. I know that sounds corny, but I believe it matters. Dukes is still great, but it used to be cooler many years so when I lived in Lanikai. That is not how you treat people, especially when we were so nice and respectful to him. We did not make demands or act like idiots. We stayed friendly despite his attitude. I'm glad we went in and had lunch anyway. My wife and son really enjoyed themselves and that's what mattered.

Fuse HenryFuse Henry

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