2013 Best of UH

A K LEO T H E

WEDNESDAY, FEB. 27 to THURSDAY FEB. 28, 2013 VOLUME 108 ISSUE 59

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BEST of UH

Best campus food vendor: Ba-Le BIANCA B YSTROM PINO Design Editor

Nothing can beat the variety of Ba-Le, which offers Vietnamese pho, sandwiches, salads, wraps, rolls, Pad Thai and curries. The sandwiches range from $4.50-$5, with options for meat lovers and vegetarians. If you’re looking for something fancier, try a La Tour sandwich like the eggplant Parmesan served on toasted artisan bread.

If you have a sweet tooth, BaLe also sells tapioca desserts, parfaits and cookies.

Notably, Ba-L e also has a bar (Mānoa Gardens) where stu-

dents can grab alcoholic beverages. There are plenty of chairs and tables, but during 11 a.m. to 1 p.m., it may be hard to find seating inside.

Ba-Le sells tuna rolls containing tuna, rice noodles, carrots, cucumbers and lettuce.

Ba-Le Address: 2445 Campus Road, Hemenway Hall Phone: 808-956-6462 Hours: Mon-Thu 10:30 a.m.-8 p.m.; Fri 10:30 a.m.-9 p.m.

Website: ba-le.com

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Best Chinese food: Panda

Bestt campus food vendor:

2nd

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3rd

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Express

VERONICA F REEMAN Contributing Writer

Whether you’re at Ala Moana, Ward Center or just around town, Panda Express is a quick stop for Chinese cuisine. Honolulu alone has 10 restaurants spread throughout the city. Panda Express’ fast service, savory cuisine and reasonable prices have made it popular.

Panda Express offers fewer choices in comparison to other fast food companies, but the entrées and sides it does offer are exceptional for their prices. Fried rice, noodles, shrimp, beef and chicken as well as spring rolls,

pot stickers, rangoons and other popular items fill the menu. Most loved is the orange chicken. According to the website, the dish was “inspired by the Hunan Province in South Central China.”

Each menu item was taken from different parts of China, made available in the same place and then Americanized in some way. Some items aren’t even from China but are actually inspired by nearby countries: For example, the less popular but still delicious sweet fire chicken breast

comes from Thailand.

U H Mānoa st udents come f rom di f ferent places and backgrounds, but Panda Express is st ill their favor ite place to t aste diversit y.

Best Chinese food:

2nd

Panda Express Address: 2560 The Mall St., Paradise Palms Cafe Phone: 808-956-7229 Hours: Mon-Fri 10 a.m.-6 p.m.

Website: pandaexpress.com

Chinese Garden PAIGE TAKEYA / KA LEO O HAWAI‘I

Buying a shrimp entree will cost you an extra dollar.

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Best frozen yogurt/ice cream: Yogurtland

The Yogurtland location closest to campus has become an I Heart Yogurt.

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NICOLYN C HARLOT Associate Features Editor The service is quick, though the Students have picked Yogurtland lines get long because people tend to as their number one “froyo” spot.

Yogurtland serves 62 distinct take their time figuring out what they flavors of yogurt, all ranging from want. But since price is determined 20-30 calories per fluid ounce, which by weight, it’s easy to control how is almost half the calories that are much you spend. packed into certain brands of ice cream. It also carries a wide variety Yogurtland of toppings, including fruits, nuts, candies and mochi balls. The topAddress: 2490 Kalakā ua Ave pings range far more in calorie conPhone: 808-922-2626 tent, from 10-200 per fluid ounce (apHours: Sun-Thu 10 a.m.-10 prox. 80-1,600 per American cup). p.m.; Fri-Sat 10 a.m.-12 a.m.

The wide variety of fresh fruit topWebsite: yogurt-land.com pings sets Yogurtland above the rest.

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BEST of UH

Best musubi: 7-Eleven K IM MOON JEE Contributing Writer What do you eat when you are hungry but don’t have a lot of money? A musubi is the best choice in that situation, as it is filling, cheap and portable. This popular food item can be found in most convenience stores.

The most common type of musubi is Spam musubi, composed of sliced Spam wrapped with a block of rice in nori. Spam musubi has been enjoyed by peo-

Hawai‘i residents eat more than four million cans of Spam each year.

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ple in Hawai‘i since World War II, when Spam was introduced by American soldiers who had it as part of their rations. It is a Japanese-American fusion food. During World War II, the Japanese used Spam to supplement other ingredients when they made sushi, which is why the musubi looks similar to sushi.

Although musubi is common in Hawai‘i, there are many different options besides basic Spam musubi, such as musubi with Spam and egg, Spam katsu, teri-

yaki Spam, teriyaki hot dog and much more.

These different kinds of musubis are available at 7-Eleven, which is open 24 hours. Warmed up and affordable with prices ranging from $1.29 -$1.79, 7-Eleven musubis fill you up without emptying your wallet.

7-Eleven Address: 2028 Wilder Ave Phone: 808-947-9448 Website: 7-eleven.com

Best pizza: Papa John’s K ELLY SLOAN Staff Writer

The popular slogan, “Better Ingredients. Better Pizza. Papa John’s,” has attracted the attention of pizza lovers everywhere, especially at the University of Hawai‘i at Mānoa with its filling, affordable, fast-delivered and delicious pizza.

Papa John’s opened in 1984 with founder John Schnatter and is now the third largest take-out and delivery pizza restaurant chain in the United States behind Pizza Hut and Domino’s Pizza. It advertises fresh ingredients such as

mozzarella cheese, bell peppers, onions, mushrooms and homemade tomato sauce. The crust is made with filtered water, soybean oil and high protein flour so it is light and crunchy. For the sausage and pepperoni, it uses 100 percent beef and pork. The garlic-butter dipping sauce is also a must-have.

Papa John’s offers deals and coupons that college students on a budget can use. After a quick price comparison with Pizza Hut and Domino’s Pizza, the prices and deals are about the same, so it must be the taste and quality that has UH students leaning toward Papa

John’s. With special offers like any large pizza for $15 or a medium pizza and two-liter beverage for the same price, college students with limited budgets who want delicious food flock to Papa John’s.

Papa John’s Address: 1646 Kapi‘olani Blvd.

Phone: 808-592-7272 Hours: Carry-out hours: Mon-Sun 10 a.m.-9:40 p.m.

Delivery hours: Mon-Sun 10 a.m.-12 a.m.

Website: papajohns.com

Papa John’s has an app for Android and iPhones.

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Best food truck: Momo Burger JACKIE PERREIR A Senior Staff Writer

Momo Burger sells both garlic fries and sweet potato fries.

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With burgers made from 100 percent grass-fed beef, locally grown on Kulana Ranch on the Big Island, Momo Burger has become the object of lunchtime cravings. Momo’s website boasts that grass-fed beef is “lower in calories, contains more healthy omega-3 fats, more vitamins A and E, higher levels of antioxidants, and up to seven times the beta-carotene,” making their burgers “[t]he

healthiest you can possibly get if you are going to eat a burger.”

Some menu items have an Asian influence, such as the Kim Chee Burger ($7), made with ko chu jang aioli, kim chee slaw, kalbi glaze and toasted sesame, and its Teriyaki Burger ($7), made with teriyaki glaze, negi aioli, caramelized onions and American cheese with both items also available as hot dogs ($4). Momo also offers each of its burgers in “slider” sizes, which are equivalent to about half the size of a regular burger.

Gyros are on the menu as well, such as the Bulgogi Gyro ($6.50), made with Korean beef, spicy tzatziki, lettuce, tomato and red onion.

Noticeably, this favored food truck no longer operates on campus, but to find out where you can get Momo, visit its Facebook page or Twitter, @momoburgerhi.

Momo Burger Phone: 808-772-1074 Hours: Mon-Fri 10 a.m.-2 p.m.

Website: momoburgerhi.com

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BEST of UH

Best coffee: Starbucks CLAIRE BARROGA Staff Writer

gels. The Barnes & Noble location serves Cheesecake Factory cheesecake, quiche and other types of deli items.

The Campus Center location conveniently accepts the purchase and use of gift cards and is open until 10 p.m. on Monday through Thursday and until 6 p.m. on Fridays.

Best coffee:

2nd

Starbucks

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Starbucks’s location, size, gentle lighting, comfortable furniture and relaxing ambience make it an ideal place to study or to socialize.

Starbucks has several convenient locations near campus – one in Campus Center, East Mānoa Road, Ala Moana Shopping Center and finally one on Ke‘eaumoku Street near Wal-Mart. Other vendors on campus also serve Starbucks-brewed coffee or cold and bottled coffees inspired by the Frappuccino flavors.

Most Starbucks locations are

open from about 6 a.m. for those who need their morning coffee, until 9 or 10 p.m. for people who want to get their late night fix.

Starbucks makes coffee any way you like it: hot or cold, stirred or layered, sweetened or unsweetened. Vanilla bean or strawberry and cream frappuccinos, strawberry and banana or orange smoothies and the lime or hibiscus berry refreshers are available as non-coffee options.

For people watching their figure, “skinny” drinks use lowfat milk or soymilk and sugarfree syrup. Starbucks also sells food products such as sandwiches, parfaits, pastries and ba-

Address: 2465 Campus Road, Campus Center, 1st Floor Phone: 808-956-8111 Hours: Mon-Thu 6 a.m.-10p.m.; Fri 6 a.m.-6 p.m.

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Best shave ice: Matsumoto Shave Ice CAITLIN K ELLY News Editor

LEVI VILORIA/ KA LEO O HAWAI‘I

Matsumoto Shave Ice, based in the North Shore, has been serving carloads of tourists and locals since 1951.

The shop was founded by Mamoru Matsumoto, who came to Hawai‘i with his brother in search of jobs that would supplement their struggling family’s income back in Japan. A fter

working on the sugar plantations, Matsumoto met his wife, with whom he would soon open M. Matsumoto Store Inc. in Haleiwa. With the help of their children, the couple was able to transform the store into the popular shave ice shop that we know and love today.

Matsumoto’s boasts dozens of different f lavors, and visitors can combine any three for an array of possibilities. The shop

also sells shirts, hats and stickers so visitors have something to remember their visit by.

Matsumoto Shave Ice Address: 66-087 Kamehameha Hwy Phone: 808-637-4827 Hours: Mon-Sun 9 a.m.-6 p.m.

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Best burger: Teddy’s TIM M ETR A Associate Opinions Editor One of the best burger experiences of your life is a 15 -minute walk from campus at Teddy’s Bigger Burgers. Teddy’s has been a fixture of the Hawaiian burger-joint scene since 1998, when it opened its first store near Diamond Head. It has since grown to 11 locations, including one on the mainland in Woodinville, Wash., and even Tokyo, Japan.

The store’s founders decided to open up the first Teddy’s when they couldn’t fi nd a burger joint on the island that served something as delicious as their own backyard-barbecue burgers.

Inspired by the menus and style of the 1950s,

they came up with Teddy’s Bigger Burgers after a yearlong search for the recipes and suppliers that met their standards.

While technically fast food, Teddy’s isn’t as quick to serve as somewhere like McDonald’s or Burger King; it makes all of its food to-order with fresh ingredients. While priding itself on being a burger, fries and shake place, Teddy’s does offer a few other options, including tater tots, sandwiches, salads and a juicy veggie burger.

The Beretania location is on the small side, but the space is well laid-out and seating is typically available either indoors or out. The store is currently under renovations to provide restrooms.

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Teddy’s Address: 2424 S. Beretania Ave. #101 Phone: 808-949-0050 Hours: Mon-Sun 10 a.m.-9 p.m.

Website: teddysbiggerburgers.com

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Best Mexican food:

Serg’s Mexican Kitchen On Sundays, Serg’s serves dishes like hotcakes and omelettes.

CHASEN DAVIS KA LEO O HAWAI‘I

JOSEPH H AN Associate Chief Copy Editor

Since opening in September 2009, Serg’s Mexican Kitchen has continually proclaimed that it serves the best Mexican food on the island. Run by owner Sergio Arellano along with his wife Claudette, Serg’s always tries to live up to that statement.

Skip the fast food and make the trip to Mānoa for authentic Mexican cuisine worth more than anything a value menu or meal could offer.

From the house specials, try the flautas ($8.95), a 12-inch flour tortilla that is rolled, fried and stuffed with your choice of meat or vegetarian option, or the enchiladas ($8.95) that

Poke is a mixed raw salad typically made of bite-sized pieces of sashimi marinated in a variety of sauces.

Chili pepper, inamona, limu, Maui onion, sea salt and soy sauce are frequently used ingredients.

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are served with fresh cheese, queso fresco and cilantro with the choice of green or red sauce, along with rice and beans. Also try Serg’s Nachos ($6.95), the Ceviche Salad ($9.95) and Mexico City Style Tacos ($2.75). Spicy flavors are sure to attract and draw you back, especially after knowing what the real deal tastes like.

With outdoor seating reminiscent of a lively backyard get-together, this is an ideal place to relax and satisfy your cravings with friendly service and a lively atmosphere of enjoying food and drinks (BYOB) with a group of people. Throughout the week, check out Taco Tuesdays with $2 fish tacos and $1.50 for all other tacos from 4 p.m. to closing, Chile Rel-

leno Wednesdays – a fresh poblano pepper stuffed with melted cheese topped with red or green sauce, sour cream, onions and cilantro – and the Sunday breakfast menu. If your stomach permits, try Serg’s signature dessert, Tostada de Platano.

There’s something for everyone, fan or not of Mexican cuisine, and Serg’s will definitely make you rethink what you have or haven’t been eating this whole time.

Serg’s Mexican Kitchen Address: 2740 E. Mānoa Rd. Phone: 808-988-8118 Hours: Mon-Sat 11 a.m.-9 p.m; Sun 8 a.m.-8 p.m.

Best plate lunch:

L&L Hawaiian Barbecue ISMAEL MA / KA LEO O HAWAI‘I

CAITLIN KURODA Features Editor L &L Hawaiian Barbecue has been a local staple for decades.

There more than 30 L &L locations on O‘ahu alone, but with two convenient locations on opposite sides of campus (the second f loor of the Athletic Complex and in Paradise Palms Café), students don’t have to go far for a tasty plate lunch during the school day.

Plate lunch options, from L &L’s chicken katsu and loco moco to breaded pork chops and shrimp curry, go for reasonable prices – approximately $5 -$6 for a mini plate and $7-$9 for regular-size plates. The portion sizes are large and worth the price (a regular chicken katsu plate could last two meals for some).

Aside from the main dish, each plate lunch comes with essentials such as a scoop or two of white rice and macaroni salad.

For a healthier meal, L &L gives you the option of substituting these sides with brown rice and tossed salad for a small surcharge.

L&L Hawaiian BBQ Address: Physical Education Athletic Complex, 1337 Lower Campus Road; Paradise Palms Café, Maile Way Phone: 808-956-6162 (Athletic Complex), 808-951-9888 (Paradise Palms) Hours: Mon-Fri 7 a.m.-5 p.m.

(Athletic Complex), Mon-Fri 7 a.m.-4:30 p.m. (Paradise Palms) Website: manoa.hawaii.edu/food

Best poke: Foodland QUINCY GREENHECK Web Editor Whether you’re new to Hawai‘i, have lived here your whole life or fall somewhere in between, Foodland is the place to go when the seafood craving hits and you find yourself on the hunt for quality poke.

With 16 locations spread across O‘ahu, there is probably a store near you.

Foodland has established itself as a go-to grocery for poke with its

selection of tako, salmon, ahi, mussels and crab. If you’re new to poke, try the spicy ahi or the ahi shoyu for starters; they are classics for a reason.

Another thing to never underestimate when giving the counter a look-over is the variety. Shortneck clam, dried aku, onion mussels, inamona white crab, tripe, garlic soybeans, cucumber kim chee and much more await your decision-making.

For those with sensitivity to spicy food, watch out because

some varieties do deliver the spiciness the names suggest.

Price per pound depends on selection and season, typically ranging anywhere between $5-25.

Foodland Address: 1460 S. Beretania St. Phone: 808-946-4654 Hours: Seafood Corner Hours: Mon-Fri 6 a.m.-10 p.m.; Sat 7 a.m.-8 p.m.

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Best buffet: Todai A RIEL R AMOS Special Issues Editor

Todai has been around since 1985, first opening in Santa Monica and then expanding to open 23 more restaurants worldwide.

The Waikīkī Todai serves up an assortment of sushi ranging from gunkan, nigiri and rolls, as well as hot entrees like baked mussel, beef teriyaki, fried blue crab, chicken cabbage roll, deep–fried fish and more. Boasting an appetizing smorgasbord of sushi, meats, vegetables, fresh seafood, soups and desserts, this all-youcan-eat franchise offers so much

food at such an affordable price.

Lunch cost $15.98 for adults Monday through Friday and $18.98 on weekends. Dinners are $31.98 for adults. Make reservations well in advance.

Todai Address: 1910 Ala Moana Blvd.

Phone: 808-947-1000 Hours: Lunch: Mon-Fri 11:30 a.m.-2 p.m., Sat 11:30 a.m.-2:30 p.m., Sun 11:30 a.m.-3 p.m.

Dinner: Mon-Thurs 5:30 p.m.-9 p.m., Fri-Sun 5:30 p.m.-9:30 p.m.

Website: todai.com

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Best sandwich: Storto’s and Subway CAITLIN K ELLY News Editor

S T O R T O ʼS Storto’s Deli and Sandwich Shoppe started as a small venue on the North Shore, but the popular eatery has expanded and is now a short drive away from the university.

This shop has become famous for its signature bread, which is baked locally. A standard sub comes with three meats, a choice of cheese, sauce and a variety of veggies; however, patrons can choose anywhere

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from one to six types of meat.

A half-sandwich is eight inches long and will cost you anywhere from $6.25 to $8.99, while the full-length 15 -inch sub will go for anywhere from $12.50 to $17.98.

S U BWAY If you’re looking for a convenient way to grab a sandwich on campus in between classes, then look no further than Sub way. Students can customize sandwiches to their liking at the restaurant in Campus Center near the ticket and ID office.

Subway was founded in 1965

by aspiring doctor Fred DeLuca.

He opened a sandwich shop after a friend suggested it as a way to help pay the bills.

Storto’s Address: 2424 Kalākaua Ave. Ste. 1-2 Phone: 808-923-2253 Hours: Mon–Sun 7:30 a.m.-10 p.m.

Website: stortos.com

Subway Address: Campus Center Phone: 808-942-7688 Hours: Mon-Fri 7 a.m.-7 p.m.

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Best cupcakes: Hokulani A LEX BIT TER Associate News Editor

If you’re in the mood for a sweet treat that is as tasty as it is beautiful, paying a visit to Hokulani Bakery may help you find just the goody.

Hokulani prides itself on creating visually appealing cookies and cupcakes that avoid unhealthy baking substitutes like margarine or shortening. Try

the mouth-watering and novel “Hawai‘i is Delicious” line of cookies, which utilize aloha attire, native f lowers and other motifs associated with Hawai‘i.

In addition to the originally designed baked goods, the team at Hokulani also creates custom cookies for special events and celebrations. From weddings and to family events, they have also designed special-edition sweets for such renowned

events such as the Hawai‘i International Film Festival.

Despite being relatively new on the local baking scene, Hokulani has wasted no time in making a name for itself. The bakery has been featured by local news periodicals, such as Pacific Business News. On the national level, a team from the shop has competed in the Food Network competitive baking series “Cupcake Wars,” where the cupcakes brought top honors.

Hokulani’s award-winning deserts can be found at their outlets at Restaurant Row, Pioneer Plaza, and the Hyatt Regency Waikīkī.

Hokulani Address: 2424 Kalākaua Ave Ste. 1-2 Phone: 808-923-2253 Hours: Mon–Sun 7:30 a.m.-10 p.m.

Website: hokulanibakeshop.com

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Best romantic restaurant: Bella PAIGE TAKEYA Managing Editor

Best romantic restaurant:

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Bella Mia may not seem like a “romantic” restaurant at fi rst glance, but its open-air seating and laid-back atmosphere help patrons feel at home. The portions are large, and the prices are low, making it a great spot for a date.

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Best sushi:

Kuru Kuru Sushi

CAITLIN KURODA Features Editor

There’s no better place to experience kaiten (conveyor belt) sushi than at Kuru Kuru Sushi, which provides quick service and sushi at affordable prices. Grab plates off the conveyor and enjoy.

Best Sushi:

2nd

Kuru Kuru Sushi Address: 4211 Waialae Ave. Phone: 808-484-4596 Hours: Mon-Thu, Sun 11 a.m.9 p.m.; Fri-Sat 11 a.m.-10 p.m.

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Best acai/breakfast: Bogart’s A RIEL R AMOS Special Issue Editor

Best breakfast:

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Bogart’s Café & Espresso Bar gives a good reason to wake up early.

Preparing made-to-order coffees and cooking dishes with fresh ingredients, this café ranks number one as the UH students’ go-to breakfast spot.

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Bogart’s Cafe Address: 3045 Monsarrat Ave. Hours: Mon-Fri 6a.m.-6:30 p.m., Sat-Sun 6 a.m.-6 p.m.

Phone: 808-739-0999 Website: bogartshawaii.com

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Best farmers’ market: KCC Farmers’ Market A RIEL R AMOS Special Issues Editor

Meet with the farmers and creators off local produce and products at Kapi‘olani Community College Farmers’ Market. From fresh, locally grown fruits and vegetables to handmade pastas, jams and jellies, KCC Farmers’ Market offers many tasty options.

KCC Farmers’ Market Address: Kapi‘olani Community College, 4303 Diamond Head Road Phone: 808-848-2074 Hours: Tues, 4 p.m.-7 p.m.; Sat, 7:30 a.m.-11 a.m.

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Address: 1200 Ala Moana Blvd.

Phone: 808-591-9132 Happy Hours: Mon-Sun 4 p.m.-7 p.m. and 10 p.m. to close Website: ryansgrill.com

Shirokiya Address: 1450 Ala Moana Blvd., #2250 Phone: 808-973-9111 Hours: Mon-Sat 9:30 a.m.-9 p.m.; Sun 9:30 a.m.-7 p.m.

Website: shirokiya.com KU K U R A KU KU

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Shirokiya This Japanese department store expanded its food options by turning the store’s second floor into a food cornucopia. Shirokiya now boasts a sit-down sushi bar, ramen shop and a beer garden, among other things, but its bento offerings remain its most plentiful asset.

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Ryan’s Grill at Ward Center has served “kama‘aina” food since 1983. Those looking to unwind after a hard day at work may be more interested in its drinks menu. At Ryan’s Happy Hour, there are assorted beer drafts for $4 and mixed drinks for $5, and cheap, pupu dishes that are within a college student’s budget.

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University Stop

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Located a short walk from campus, University Stop is where you can find a wide assortment of beers, hard liquors, coolers and wines at affordable prices. The establishment takes cash and card and is open every day.

The owners work at the register and are very friendly. There are often sales on packs and boxes of drinks, so stop by to view the prices. Another noteworthy observation is that University Stop sells betel nut that is similar to chewing tobacco and acts as a mild painkiller with a narcotic effect.

However, be careful of this habitforming drug because it has been linked to cancer of the mouth, pharynx, esophagus and stomach.

Since opening in 1977, Down to Earth has grown to include four stores on O‘ahu and one on Maui.

This health food chain builds a community, helping others live healthier lifestyles by offering free vegetarian cooking classes, hosting free health lectures and making informative articles available on its website.

Although it promotes a vegetarian lifestyle with its many meatless alternatives, it also sells a wide selection of organic and natural foods that appeal to non-vegetarians as well. In addition to reasonable prices, Down to Earth aims to serve local products as much as possible, and its free customer rewards program allows shoppers to redeem points on their purchases.

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Best bar:

Mai Tai Bar A RIEL R AMOS Special Issues Editor With only three Mai Tai Bars in the world, Honolulu is one of its lucky locations. Not restricted to a four-wall building, this bar at Ala Moana Center is in an open atmosphere with a gated enclosure and a large bar. Besides its award-winning happy hour, Mai Tai also hosts live music and DJs. Mixed drinks like cucumber melon crush, starburst, ginger crush, mandarin sweet tea cooler and more range from $6-$8.

Its Hang Ten happy hour is from 4 p.m. to 7 p.m. daily. There are $5 pupus such as calamari, chicken chinois, firecracker shrimp, popcorn shrimp and onion rings. Its Late Night happy hour starts at 8 p.m. and ends at 11 p.m. with a pint of Bud Light, Stella Artois, Kona Longboard Lager, Blue Moon, Heineken, Budweiser and more at just $2.50-$3 and $8-$9 a pitcher. Other menu items include flatbread pizzas, sandwiches, salads and signature pupus.

University Stop Address: 1010 University Ave. Phone: 808-957-0033 Hours: Mon-Sun 9 a.m.-12 p.m.

Mai Tai Address: 1450 Ala Moana Blvd.

Phone: 808-947-2900 Hours: Mon-Sun 11 a.m.-1.a.m.

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Down to Earth Address: 2525 South King St. Phone: 808-947-7678 Hours: Mon-Sun 7:30 a.m.-10 p.m.

Website: downtoearth.org

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Best tattoo shop:

Banzai

Best hair/nail salon:

Black Cat

JACKIE PERREIR A Senior Staff Writer

A RIEL R AMOS Special Issues Editor

Banzai Tattoos & Body Piercings has nabbed this category despite being quite a distance from campus.

On its Facebook, you will find photos and positive comments from customers praising the quality and beauty of the work and professionalism of the artists.

Founders Jentry Petzold and Katy Gassaway teamed up to open The Black Cat Salon + Spa to bring clients stylish hairdos at competitive prices. With two locations in Kailua and Kaimukī, The Black Cat Salon + Spa offers special promotions like a $20 discount to fi rst -time customers that can be downloaded from its website.

Its services include men’s cuts ranging from $30-$65 and women’s cuts from $45-$110. Shampoo and style cost an additional $50-$95.

However, the salon also does complimentary bang trims and neck clean ups between appointments.

Additionally, you can get color done, extensions put in and deepconditioning treatments.

The Black Cat accepts cash and card. You will need to give a your

Banzai can do cover ups, custom drawings, Polynesian-style art, fl ash work and more. The shop is clean and sterile; no food or drinks are allowed inside.

However, this might not be the place for you if you need an audience for moral support or someone to hold your hand. To prevent unnecessary crowding, only the person getting the tattoo is allowed to stay.

Walk-ins are welcome.

For information on pricing, call for a consultation.

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Banzai Tattoos & Body Piercing Address: 945 Kamehameha Hwy. Ste. #7 Phone: 808-456-5034 Hours: Sun-Mon 11 a.m.-11 p.m.

Website: banzai-tattoo.com

card information when making an appointment, and 24 hours is needed to cancel your appointment to avoid being charged a reservation fee – it might be better to call and see if it has an opening to do a walk-in.

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Soul Signature

KRISTINE MORINAKA KA LEO O HAWAI‘I

Best hair/nail salon:

Address: 3512 Waialae Ave. Phone: 808-263-7366 Hours: Mon 8 a.m.-4 p.m., TueSun 10 a.m.-8 p.m.

Website: theblackcatsalonandspa.com

2nd

board factory can be found in Wahiawa and is stocked with more than 200 boards. A lso stocked are hard goods such as fins, leashes, deck pads, board bags and more. Custom boards are made to the specifications of the client, and the knowledgeable staff offers helpful advice and suggestions.

Fantastic Sams

3rd Bobbi and Guy Salon Best surf and skate shop:

2nd Hawaiian Island Creations

Town & Country Surf Address: 1450 Ala Moana Blvd.

Phone: 808-973-5199 Hours: Mon-Sat 10 a.m.-9 p.m., Sun 10 a.m.-6 p.m.

Website: tcsurf.com

3rd

Ink Pit

Black Cat Salon+Spa

Town & Country Surf Shop It all began in 1971 when Craig Sugihara founded Town & Country Surf Shop in a modest Pearl City barbershop location.

What started as a passion for surfing and a need to share this joy grew into a company recognized worldwide. Sugihara started off shaping boards, and his company developed to include high performance, custom Tanaka long boards and Pang short boards, skateboards, apparel, accessories and hard goods.

With six stores on O‘ahu, four of which are 30 -minute bus rides from campus, getting to a T&C is convenient. Its surf-

Best tattoo shop:

2nd

Best surf and skate shop: A RIEL R AMOS Special Issues Editor

M O M

KRISTINE MORINAKA KA LEO O HAWAI‘I

3rd

Vans

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Best nightclubs:

Best karaoke:

Addiction and Zanzabar

Krazy Karaoke

JACKIE PERREIR A Senior Staff Writer

ADDICTION

CANDACE C HANG Senior Staff Writer K razy Karaoke gives patrons a chance to sing their hearts out – without the fear of public humiliation.

Krazy Karaoke’s rooms offer privacy away from the eyes of a crowd. They come in five sizes – small, medium, large, party and super. Each room has tables, seating, large television screens, a karaoke machine, and binders full of classic and recent songs to choose from.

K razy Karaoke’s prices vary based on days of the week, time of day and room sizes. The cheapest option would be a small room before 6 p.m. on Monday through Thursday, which runs at $12 per hour.

Specials offer half-off pricing on Mondays and buy one hour, get one hour free deals for students on Wednesdays. These specials are only valid from 6 p.m. to midnight.

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Krazy Karaoke Address: 1308 Young St. Phone: 808-591-8843 Hours: Mon-Thu 11 a.m.-12 a.m.; Fri-Sat 11 a.m.-2 a.m.

KRISTINE MORINAKA/KA LEO O HAWAI‘I

Best smoke shop:

Pipeline Smoke Shop TIM M ETR A Associate Opinions Editor Pipeline Smoke Shop is a tobacco enthusiast’s paradise. Pipeline prides itself on having the largest selection of hand-blown glass pipes and associated accouterments. From clean, simple lines to delicate animal shapes, Pipeline has a bit of everything.

There are pipes in all shapes and sizes, a massive selection of water pipes, hookahs, rolling papers and all the other bits and pieces to personalize and customize your smoking experience.

The staff at Pipeline is helpful and friendly and can easily point you in the right direction in regards to your smoking needs.

Pipeline also has reasonable prices; they advertise that they will beat competitors by 10 percent.

Pipeline Smoke Shop Address: 1019 University Ave. #8 Phone: 808-942-4700 Hours: Mon-Sun 10 a.m.-11 p.m.

Website: pipelinesmokeshop.com

Addiction Nightclub provides guests with “a very music-driven venue,” General Manager Tyler Dickinson said.

“On any given night, guests can expect to hear Hawai‘i’s top DJs. … We also bring in national talent … to keep things fresh and exciting for our guests,” he said.

Addiction’s interior highlights graffiti and burlesque imagery, according to Dickinson.

“Come early and valet at the hotel, have a few cocktails in The Study, then join us upstairs at Addiction for a crazy, fun-fi lled night.”

Z A N Z A BA R

This year marks Zanzabar’s 13th year of operation. According to its website, more than $6 million was spent on Zanzabar.

“The investment has made Zanzabar Nightclub a distinctive and premier attraction in Hawai‘i,” according to the website.

Zanzabar hosts a range of weekly events, such as Thirsty Thursdays, hosted by 102.7 Da Bomb and Rick Rock Productions and Sizzlin Sundays, hosted by Power 104.3.

Addiction Address: 1775 Ala Moana Blvd.

Phone: 808-943-5800 Hours: Thu-Sat 10:30 p.m.-3 a.m.

Website: addictionnightclub.com

Zanzabar Address: 2255 Kuhio Ave. Phone: 808-924-3939 Website: zanzabarhawaii.com

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Best boutique and best swimwear:

Best boutique:

2nd

San Lorenzo ELLISE K AK AZU Contributing Writer As you walk in the door of San L orenzo, your eyes are drawn to its rows of colorful bikinis. San L orenzo offers a wide range of textures, colors and styles that f latter many body types. One can mix and match tops and bottoms to find the right fit and combination.

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beach look all day, you will find shell jewelry that ref lects ocean couture at its best.

With spring break and summer just around the corner, you should pick up a few items to achieve an idyllic laid-back style. Take advantage of the instore 15 percent discount given to UH Mānoa students with a validated I.D.

Best swimwear:

2nd

Brazilian Show Room

San Lorenzo Address: 2600 S. King St., #104 Hours: Mon-Sun 10 a.m.-6:30 p.m.

Phone: 808-955-3200 Website: sanlorenzobikinis.com

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Best cellphone service: CHASEN DAVIS/ KA LEO O HAWAI‘I

Best bike shop:

McCully Bicycle & Sporting Goods A RIEL R AMOS Special Issues Editor

CANDACE C HANG Senior Staff Writer AT&T has the nation’s largest 4G network, a plethora of popular phones and a wide variety of data and voice plans, making it no surprise that UH voted it the best cellphone service.

A long with a 4G network that covers 288 million users, AT&T’s plans offer rollover minutes that transfer from month to month, allowing its customers to stockpile extra minutes. They also have an upgrade advantage, meaning that instead of waiting a full two years to get a discount on a new phone when renewing your plan,

you can do it four months earlier. Finally, AT&T’s best selling point is that it is the only ser vice provider that allows iPhone 5 users to talk and surf at the same time.

AT&T offers phones from a variety of brands, including Apple, Samsung, Blackberry, HTC and LG. Its top smartphones include the Samsung Galaxy S III, Apple’s iPhone 5, the HTC Vivid and the Blackberry Bold. Prices range from one cent to $399.99 when purchasing or renewing a twoyear contract.

College students on a budget can opt for a basic voice plan with 450 minutes that costs $39.99 a month, then add on

limited data and messaging plans starting at $20 per month.

Other cheap options include the GoPhones, which start at 10 cents per minute or $2 per day, but need separate data plans.

But for students who need more, including unlimited minutes and text messaging and up to 5 GB of data, plans can cost as much as $139.99 per month.

AT&T Address: 900 Kapahulu Ave. Phone: 808-732-3200 Hours: Mon-Fri 9 a.m.-8 p.m.; Sat 9 a.m.-7 p.m.; Sun 10 a.m.-5 p.m.

Website: att.com

Located about a mile from campus is a bicycle haven fi lled with more than 50 styles that range from cruisers, mountain and road bikes. McCully Bicycle & Sporting Goods also carries bicycle parts and safety items such as bells, lights and helmets. It has a repair shop down the road from the store, and no appointments are necessary.

Many bicycles are marked down, and the inventory is listed online. Bikes are customizable with the option to choose different colors and pair bikes with different wheels.

Catering to customers with other sports-related hobbies, McCully Bicycle & Sporting Goods also sells top brand running, training, tennis, cycling, volleyball, baseball and football shoes, skateboards and accessories and fishing supplies.

McCully Bicycle Address: 2124 S. King St. Phone: 808-955-6329 Hours: Mon-Fri 9 a.m.-8 p.m.; Sat 9 a.m.-6 p.m.; Sun 10 a.m.-5 p.m.

Website: mccullybike.com

Best bike shop:

2nd

The Bike Shop

3rd

Bikefactory

Best cellphone service:

2nd

T-Mobile

3rd

Best moped shop:

Verizon

Pacific Mopeds A RIEL R AMOS Special Issues Editor

Although Pacific Mopeds has closed, it has left a lasting impression on its customers with its exceptional mopeds, parts and warranties online. As a Hawai‘i-owned and operated business, Pacific Mopeds sold new mopeds at competitive prices. The company was able to provide excellent customer service despite the fact that it was an Internetbased company. With a one-year/4,000 -mile limited warranty and seven-day money back guarantee, it is no surprise that students remember Pacific Mopeds when voting for the best moped shop.

Although the company is no longer operational, Pacific Mopeds LLC promises to honor the warranties purchased and suggested a servicing company on its website.

Best moped shop:

2nd

Pacific Mopeds Pacific Mopeds is no longer open. For service, please contact Andy’s Motorcycles at 808-843-0484.

Website: pacificmopeds.com

Mopeds Direct

3rd ISMAEL MA / KA LEO O HAWAI‘I

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Students have to balance the demands of daily life while obtaining an education, and this struggle to keep things in balance can affect a person’s health.

UH students have accordingly picked CorePower Yoga as the best. CorePower Yoga offers classes catered to those interested in taking care of their body without the spiritual philosophy found at other yoga institutions.

Part of the CorePower curriculum highlights “hot” yoga, which is practiced in a heated room, similar to the popular Bikram style. For the exercise enthusiast, the CorePower Ryder series offers cycling classes that emphasize increased range of movement.

It should be no surprise that one of the most expensive hotels in Hawai‘i also holds the top-rated spa. The Halekulani Hotel hosts SpaHalekulani on its beachfront property in the lobby.

The hotel itself was purchased in 1917 and named Halekulani, which means “house befitting heaven.”

Because the spa is inside the swank Halekulani Hotel, its costs are on the higher end of the scale. It offers a variety of treatments including massage, salon services, nails and more. A 30-minute massage will cost $140. Clients can get a manicure and a pedicure for $110. And if you and your significant other are not on a budget, the “Romance Remembered” package will cost you $1,300.

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SpaHalekulani Address: 2199 Kalia Road Phone: 808-923-2311 Hours: Mon-Sun 9 a.m.-8 p.m.

Website: halekulani.com

Campus Center

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2nd Honolulu Club Best yoga:

2nd

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24 Hour Fitness

3rd

Mānoa Yoga and Rainbow Yoga

the Center of Campus

The Campus Center is Your Student Union for the University of Hawaii at Manoa and has many services that are offered to students and the public. The complex consists of, the Campus Center, Hemenway Hall, and the upcoming Recreation Center. Whatever your needs may be, the Campus Center can provide!

In the Computer Lab & Lounge, located on the third floor, there are tables and computers available for use. If you want a quiet place to study at the Campus Center, then this is the place to go. Also, you could print your papers for $.07 cents a page.

Looking for equipment such as chairs and tables, or even a room to host your next event? You can head over to Meeting and Events & Services at CC 209 to make reservations for any part of the complex. There will be fees, but it can be waived depending on your affiliation with the Campus Center.

At the Ticket, Information & ID booth, they are your one stop place to get tickets for performing arts events and even out events such as raves and concerts.

They also offer bus passes, passport application processing & photos, discount movie passes, campus tours, and many more. The lost and found is also here.

For leisure activities, you can see the Student Recreational Services, which is located at Lower Campus PE/A. They offer a lot of activities for students to participate in which gives students a chance to win gift cards to the Book Store. You can also rent equipment, ranging from a basketball to a kayak.

The Campus Center also offers a variety of food vendors for you to choose from, such as the Student Affairs Dining Services, Starbucks, Jamba Juice, Subway, and Bale.

Student Life Facilities and Marketing & Graphics are also part of the services. If you are interested in starting a Registered Independent Organization and want to gain leadership experience, you can see the Student Life Development office.

The Campus Center is a place where students can enrich their co-curricular needs and interests. You should attend an event put on by the Campus Center Board’s Activities Council, such as a movie night or a concert. Or you can go out and take surfing lessons with the Student Recreational Services. If there are any questions, concerns, or things you want to improve about the Campus Center, the Campus Center Board members, located in CC 313, are there to help!

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Best thrift store:

Best bank/credit union: Best thrift store:

2nd

SAR AH NISHIOK A Opinions Editor Shopping at a thrift store is a good way to save money and the environment, but shopping at Goodwill helps to save lives. It was originally founded in 1902 as a religious charity, but Goodwill now recycles and sells donated items.

There are seven Goodwill stores on O‘ahu, including a Surplus Store that offers even lower prices. College students with valid school IDs can receive a 20 percent discount on Sundays, while any person with a military ID gets a 20 percent discount on Wednesdays.

Goodwill only accepts gently-used items. Donors can leave items at any of its seven stores or visit one of its 12 drive-through or drop-off locations. Goodwill employees can provide a receipt in order for donors to claim tax deductions.

KRISTINE MORINAKA / KA LEO O HAWAI‘I

Goodwill Address: 1075 S. Beretania St. Phone: 808-521-1798 Hours: Mon-Sat 9 a.m.-7 p.m.; Sun 9 a.m.-5:30 p.m.

NICOLYN C HARLOT Associate Features Editor With 57 branch locations on the island, American Savings Bank offers personal, business, insurance and investment options. Personal services include direct deposit, checking or savings accounts, certificates of deposit, IR As, loans, mortgages, online banking and mobile banking.

I found it difficult to understand the interest rates for the different types of savings and checking accounts, so I went to a teller at the on-campus branch and she helped to answer all my questions.

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American Savings Bank offers its clients four types of personal savings accounts and two types of personal checking accounts. You can also receive a free ATM card upon opening an account and with 24-hour ATM access, getting your money is easy.

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ASB Address: 2445 Campus Road, Hemenway Hall Phone: 808-949-0295 Hours: Mon-Fri 8 a.m.-5 p.m.

Website: asbhawaii.com

Salvation Army

3rd

Savers

Best bank/credit union:

2nd

Bank of Hawai‘i

3rd

UH FCU