Top Best Chinese Restaurants in Oahu

"Northwestern Chinese-style hand-pulled noodles are new at Honolulu farmers markets this month courtesy of Andrew Pressler, whose interest in Asian cuisines predates his stints as sous chef at The Pig & The Lady, his own Indo-Malaya pop-up dinners and Grondin French Latin Kitchen. Pressler makes each noodle bowl to order—including Malay curry pork, Sichuan beef and cumin lamb noodles — and you can customize your spice level. SEE ALSO: Find Fresh, Spicy, Hand-Pulled Noodle Bowls at These O‘ahu Farmers Markets"

"San Gabriel Valley import Chengdu Taste helped bring Sichuan cuisine to Honolulu. Between the boiled fish with green peppers and the chilled mung bean noodles, it’s all about Sichuan classics executed with finesse. Meanwhile, its sister restaurant downstairs, Mian, specializes in noodles and meaty wontons in pork bone broth or hot chile oil."

"Gourmet Chinese food- Orange Chicken, Beef With broccoli, Honey Walnut Shrimp, Kung Pao Chicken, Chicken string bean, fried rice and chow mein etc..; we do catering!. Click here to view the menu!"

"This 1.7-acre park is located on a peninsula just south of town and offers spectacular views of an iconic landmark- an offshore islet complete with a beautiful arch in the middle, as well as the Mokualai Islet Seabird Sanctuary. Take some time to marvel at the waves crashing against the rugged cliffs as you ponder the legend of “Laniloa the Mo’o” (giant lizard) and his role in the formation of the small islands in the area. (We’ll leave you with that teaser so you can read about the legend once you get there- it’s located on a granite plaque mounted on a 6-ton lava rock.) Simply put, the views here are phenomenal and not to be missed."

"Crashing surf, a lava arch and a slice of Hawaiian folk history await at Laʻie Point. The tiny offshore islands are said to be the surviving pieces of a moʻo (lizard spirit) slain by a legendary warrior. To get here from the highway, head seaward on Anemoku St, opposite Laʻie Shopping Center, then turn right onto dead-end Naupaka St."

"Located a few miles north of Honolulu, Sea Life Park is a great place for aquatic adventures. It mixes elements of a zoo, aquarium, natural park and wildlife sanctuary, and the results are a rollicking good time for all. What are the best activities in Sea Life Park?"

"< Potential add on: Sea Life Park Hawaii is just around the corner from Makapuu Lookout. They offer marine life shows and exhibits plus hands-on experiences with dolphins. For reviews of Sea Life Park see this link to TripAdvisor."

"Sea Life Park Hawaii is an aquarium, bird sanctuary, and marine wildlife park located in Honolulu, Hawaii. It is a roughly 25 minute drive from Waikiki Beach. 4.8 / 5 (8)"

"In one day, you can drive this 100-mile path with some beach hopping, but you might have to cherry-pick between the longer activities like the hike, Waimea Valley and the Polynesian Cultural Center if you don’t want to feel rushed. Depart early from Honolulu for your drive north through the farmlands and mountain views of the center of the island, to stretches of empty beachfront and the northwest terminus of the highway at Kaena Point. If you want to do some hiking, the Kaena Point Trail is a 3.5-mile, out-and-back path from the end of the road to the remote western point of the island inaccessible to vehicles."

"Next head to Waimea Valley to see Waimea Falls and swim in the pool at the bottom. This is a beautiful and sacred place and could definitely warrant a few hours of your time – we spent about an hour and a half there."

"Tour Waimea Valley where you can learn about Hawaiian culture, admire a beautiful variety of trees, shrubs and plants and enjoy a swim at a waterfall. (See this link for TripAdvisor reviews of Waimea Valley.)"

"Your local Honolulu Subway® Restaurant, located at 2509 S King St brings delicious ingredients and mouth-watering flavors in billions of sandwich, salad and wrap combinations to you. An alternative to traditional fast food, we offer freshly cut veggies, toppings, protein and freshly-baked bread t..."

"Today, the SUBWAY® brand is the world's largest submarine sandwich chain with more than 37,000 locations around the world. We've become the leading choice for people seeking quick, nutritious meals that the whole family can enjoy."

"There’s no corporate connection, but Zippy’s does for Hawaii what Denny’s does for the mainland: offers comfort foods at reasonable prices. Menu items, however, tend to be Hawaiian, Korean, Japanese and Chinese. You can get Spam, saimin and many of the other specialties that make Hawaii a smorgasbord of flavors."

"Cinnamon’s at the Ilikai is a Mom and Pop restaurant from Kailua that expanded into Waikiki. Famed for hearty breakfasts in a lovely al fresco restaurant setting. They offer a large menu from award-winning Eggs Benedict, French toast, and omelets to nachos, frittata, and beef stew."

"Cinnamon’s at the Ilikai is a Mom and Pop restaurant from Kailua that expanded into Waikiki. Famed for hearty breakfasts in a lovely al fresco restaurant setting. They offer a large menu from award-winning Eggs Benedict, French toast and omelets to nachos, frittata and beef stew."