Royal Hawaiian Shopping Center Spring 2018

ROYAL HAWAIIAN CENTER

FREE Spring 2018

SHOP 110

DISTINCTIVE STORES

DINE 30

UNIQUE DESTINATIONS

MODERN ROMANCE

Fashion’s passion for prints

Kalākaua Avenue

WAIKĪKĪ, HAWAI‘I

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No visit to O‘ahu is quite complete without making a flower lei for your special someone, a woven bracelet for yourself or enjoying a fun ‘ukulele lesson.

E kipa mai me ke aloha!

Welcome to Royal Hawaiian Center, home to world-class shopping, dining, entertainment and Hawaiian cultural programs. As we welcome in the Year of the Dog, let me wish you Gung Hay Fat Choy (Happy New Year)! If you step into The Royal Grove during the month of February, you’ll see our beautiful red lanterns hanging from our banyan tree in celebration of the Lunar New Year.

There’s a reason why Royal Hawaiian Center is regarded as the gathering place of Waikīkī. If you spend some time with us, you’ll learn firsthand why newcomers go away thrilled by their visit, and why so many guests frequently return. Aside from our shops and restaurants, a major attraction is our suite of complimentary cultural lessons. No visit to O‘ahu is quite complete without making a flower lei for your special someone, a woven bracelet for yourself or enjoying a fun ‘ukulele lesson together.

(You’ll find our cultural lesson schedule on page 12.)

Famed Kalākaua Avenue, Hawai‘i’s Rodeo Drive, boasts famous, international flagships that include Hermès, Harry Winston, Fendi, Jimmy Choo, Loro Piana and more. Throughout the interior atriums of the Center’s three buildings, our local boutiques are where you’ll find the sleekest island fashions, practical gifts and fanciful objects tightly packed on shelves. Dining at the Center is an adventure, with options that won’t empty your wallet to fine dining that pushes the epicurean envelope. Pā‘ina Lānai Food Court offers a variety of wellknown eateries and our third-level restaurant promenade is surely the place to visit for that special honeymoon, anniversary or birthday dinner.

We love to make shopping fun, and throughout the year we offer special gift-with-purchase programs that include exclusive tote bags and other posh souvenirs. One of our team members in Helumoa Hale Guest Services will be more than happy to share information about our current offering. Guest Services can be reached by phone at 808.922.2299. For concierge level services, please use our Centerwide informational texting program and text ‘concierge’ to 808.425.9088 (texting fees may apply).

You can also use our texting program to ask any question that helps you to enjoy your time among our 110+ shops, 30 dining destinations and suite of cultural lessons. If you really want to immerse yourself in all things Royal Hawaiian Center, register to become a Royal Insider at RoyalHawaiianCenter.com, and you’ll be the first to receive the latest news about new stores, store specials, special events and much more.

I’m happy to announce these new merchants to our ‘ohana. Vitra Eyewear showcases the crème de la crème of frames for prescription glasses and sunglasses. Theia Jewelry has an extensive selection of bling that will turn every head. DEAN & DELUCA is chock-full of scrumptious delectables. Take in the sun on Waikīkī Beach by way of our public beach access and make a quick stop at Banán for a refreshing frozen cup of dairy-free soft serve.

Lastly, my apologies for the inconvenience of our current construction. We’re busy making noise, so that we can make more noise about these soon-to-come additions: Tiffany & Co., Hermès’ expansion, TsuruTonTan Udon Noodle Brasserie, Tim Ho Wan, Wok to Walk, Stussy, Island Vintage Wine Bar and Hervé Chapelier.

And so it is my pleasure to bid you a warm welcome and to place you into the caring hands of my management team and our merchants.

Me ka ha‘aha‘a – Humbly yours, Marleen ‘Ākau Vice President, General Manager Royal Hawaiian Center

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CONTENTS 12 EXPERIENCE ALOHA Free daily Hawaiian cultural activities.

16 THE ROYAL GROVE PRESENTS Enjoy twilight performances in an al fresco setting.

18 MODERN ROMANCE Add a bold statement with colorful prints.

40 OUR ‘OHANA Meet Auntie Pua, the center’s beloved hula instructor.

44 OUR STORY BEGINS Learn about the rich history of Royal Hawaiian Center.

50 COCONUT CRAZE This versatile ingredient comes in many forms.

58 GRAB-AND-GO GOURMET DEAN & DELUCA opens its second Waikīkī location.

66 RESTAURANT NEWS Get a sneak preview of what’s new and upcoming.

70 ROYAL HAWAIIAN CENTER DIRECTORY 72 CENTER MAPS AND INFORMATION ON THE COVER PHOTOGRAPHY BY Hudson Taylor FASHION STYLING BY Kyle Kagamida MODEL Marinet Matthee, The Lyons Model Management

WE’RE WAIKÏKÏ’S LARGEST WIRELESS HOTSPOT! Enjoy two free hours daily, on Levels 2 and 3.

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EXPERIENCE ALOHA

Join expert kumu (teachers) in such arts as lei making, lauhala weaving, hula, ‘ukulele playing and more! Excellence in Hawaiian performing and visual arts is an important part of our mission.

Schedules are subject to change. For updates, call Helumoa Hale Guest Services at 808.922.2299.

MONDAY (Pō‘akahi)

TUESDAY (Pō‘alua)

WEDNESDAY (Pō‘akolu)

THURSDAY (Pō‘ahā)

FRIDAY (Pō‘alima)

SATURDAY (Pō‘aono)

Hula 10am The Royal Grove

Hawaiian Quilting 9:30am Pa‘ina Lanai Food Court, Building B, L2

Lomilomi* 11am Building A, L3

‘Ukulele** 12pm Helumoa Hale Guest Services, The Royal Grove

Hula 10am The Royal Grove

Lei Making 1pm Building A, L3

Lomilomi* 11am Building A, L3 Lei Making 1pm Building A, L3 Keiki Hula 3:30pm The Royal Grove

Hula 10am The Royal Grove ‘Ukulele** 12pm Helumoa Hale Guest Services, The Royal Grove Lauhala Weaving* 1pm Building A, L3

Ho‘okani Pila 12pm The Royal Grove Lauhala Weaving* 1pm Building A, L3 Hula 4pm The Royal Grove

Lauhala Weaving* 1pm Building A, L3

Lomilomi* 11am Building A, L3 ‘Ukulele** 12pm Helumoa Hale Guest Services, The Royal Grove Lei Making 1pm Building A, L3

* Classes limited to 25 people, on a first-come, first-serve basis. ** To attend an ‘Ukulele Lesson, pick up tickets (one per person) at the Helumoa Hale Guest Services. Tickets are available on the day of the lesson, starting at 10am.

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THE ROYAL GROVE PRESENTS

As the piko (center) of Royal Hawaiian Center, you’ll find that The Royal Grove is continuously alive with the sounds and sights of Mele Hawai‘i (Hawaiian music). Be our guest at the gathering place of Waikīkī, as we share with kama‘āina (locals) and malihini (visitors) alike the most comprehensive musical program found along famed Kalākaua Avenue. He mai!

MALU NIU HAWAIIAN ENTERTAINMENT TUESDAY – FRIDAY, 6-7 PM Settle into the leisure of the evening under a Hawaiian moon while you listen to the nahenahe (sweet) melodies of Mele Hawai‘i from award-winning musicians, and allow the gentle movements of the hula (Hawaiian dance) to mesmerize you amid the flickering of torch lights.

MELE PĀKOLU A trilogy of performances at the beginning of every month features the hallmark instruments of Mele Hawai‘i: Steel Guitar Night, Slack Key Guitar Night and Hawaiian Piano Night. These instruments served as the impetus to make Mele Hawai‘i the diverse genre it is, appreciated the world over.

HULA KAHIKO SATURDAY, 6-6:30 PM The history and lore of Hawai‘i is found in the many hula traditions that have survived over Hawai‘i’s history. The oli (chants) and mele (poetry and song) that comprise the various repertoire of hālau hula (hula schools) are among Hawai‘i’s treasures. We gladly share them with you every Saturday evening.

HANOHANO HELUMOA CONCERT SERIES Each quarter, we showcase a full evening of Mele Hawai‘i that begins with an exciting performance from a community group, followed by Hula Kahiko and topped off by one of Hawai‘i’s renowned musicians— a representation of the very best of musical offerings.

Visit or call Helumoa Hale Guest Services at 808.922.2299 for more information.

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MODERN ROMANCE Fashion’s passion for prints comes to life in The Royal Grove, the heart of Royal Hawaiian Center.

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Opposite page: Jacket, skirt and shoes, Fendi; clutch, Furla; earrings, Theia Jewelry.

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Opposite page: Dress and shoes, Valentino; bag, Fendi; earrings, bracelet and rings, Theia Jewelry.

Shot exclusively in The Royal Grove.

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Shot exclusively in The Royal Grove.

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Photography: Hudson Taylor 77 words. It’s the most wonderful time of the year, especially for restaurants, Styling: Kyle Kagamida which see an increased number of guests because of the holiday season.

Hair: Jake Acedo Dining out is, of course, a “thing.” In fact, last year the National Restaurant Make-up: Kecia Littman Association estimated that restaurants and bars served more than 100 millionModels: Marinet Matthee, Adkins, The Lyons people. You can count Royal Hawaiian Center patrons among them. So the NiamhModel Management question is not “to eat or what to eat;” it’s where? Here are seven options.

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The Pantone Color Institute has declared Ultra Violet as Color of the Year for 2018.

These purple picks will keep you on-trend, while showcasing a unique sense of style.

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Whether you opt for fringe on your jewelry, purse or dress, the Bohemian-chic accent adds a bit of flair to any outfit. Try the trend on playful earrings, or turn to fringe as an adornment on designer bags from Fendi or Jimmy Choo.

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With a pair to suit every style, these chic sandals will take you from day to night and everything in between.

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ISLAND TIME From traveling and hiking to surfing and diving, these watches are the perfect pairing for the adventurer in you.

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THE SURFER Tourneau, Building C, Levels 1 and 2 The Tag Heuer Connected Modular is a phenomenal piece of technology, designed and manufactured according to the time-honored traditions of Swiss watchmaking.

THE ADVENTURER Ranger Sports, Building A, Level 3 Topographic maps in Suunto Movescount and the integrated GPS and GLONASS navigation of Suunto Traverse help you plan your hikes and find your way in the wild.

The strong build and powerful battery keep you exploring hour after hour.

THE M ARINER Omega Boutique, Building C, Levels 1 and 2 The Seamaster Aqua Terra is a superb tribute to OMEGA’s rich maritime heritage. In this 41mm model, the symmetrical case has been crafted from stainless steel, with a wave-edge design featured on the back.

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Cartier, Building A, Level 1 Sophistication is redefined with Drive de Cartier.

Making a bold statement with its unique cushionshaped case, the watch is brought to life by the inhouse Cartier Manufacture Movement 1904 MC.

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SWEET SCENTS OF PARADISE

These scents offer an essence of paradise, making every spritz a tropical transport.

Left to right: CRISP WATER Tory Burch, Building B, Levels 1 and 2 | In this refreshing fragrance, a burst of bergamot rejuvenates while neroli, peony and earthy vetiver with cedarwood warm the skin. SECRET GARDEN Jimmy Choo, Building C, Level 1 | This mesmerizing rose pink elixir contains notes of sandalwood, apricot, mandarin and grapefruit flower. FRESH FLORALS kate spade new york, Building B, Levels 1 and 2 | This refreshingly uplifting scent balances white floral notes of lily of the valley and spring linden blossom. LUSH FORESTS Hermès, Building C, Levels 1 and 2 | Make a lasting statement with this swirl of green mango, lotus blossom, incense and sycamore wood.

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AUNTIE PUA: LIVING LEGACY

“Hula is life. Hula expresses all that we hear, see, smell, taste, touch and feel. Everything we do in hula allows us to tell our stories.”

— Auntie Puake‘ala Mann

With the morning sun’s rays streaking through the trees in The Royal Grove, a group of people gathered with a singular purpose: To learn hula. Wearing a sundress with a floral brooch clipped to her hair, Puake‘ala Mann took to the stage and exclaimed, “Hula is life.” It is a mantra that she has shared since she took her first classes with kumu hula (master teacher) Maiki Aiu Lake.

As she faced the crowd, her feet and hips rhythmically moved, instructing attendees to kāholo right, kāholo left; hula right, hula left.

“This is the most common and basic step when learning this Hawaiian dance, which is an art like ballet, and jazz and contemporary dances,” Mann explained to attendees. “Hula expresses all that we hear, see, smell, taste, touch and feel.”

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However, this wasn’t always the case for Mann. As a young girl, she had taken a few hula lessons but she found them to be unstructured and void of cultural meaning.

She went through the motions, following steps that she didn’t quite understand. But one day, she asked a friend why she was researching her genealogy.

“She told me it was her homework for her hula class,” Mann recounted. “She had to research her family so she could dance to ‘Mī Nei,’ a classic song that means ‘How About Me.’ I never heard of being assigned homework for hula and this really piqued my interest. What happened next was life changing.”

When she returned home, she called Auntie Maiki’s school and asked if she could take a class. She was asked for her name and phone number, and told that someone would call her. A week went by, no one called. A month passed and there was still no contact from the school. By this time, Mann had her self-doubts, questioning why they didn’t want her. She had always been welcomed by the other schools, but why not now? Finally, after three months, she received the call. She was thrilled.

During her first lesson, Mann immediately noticed a “structure.”

The students were all the same age and the same gender, which was unlike her previous experiences when males and females, young and old were grouped in a single beginner’s class. And then came the homework.

“You do your research or you take a vacation,” Mann said. “In other words, you either apply yourself to the best of your ability or don’t come back. You have to work to learn hula and you have to value it. Everything that we do in hula allows us to tell our stories.”

After years of attending Halau Hula o Maiki, Mann had grown to appreciate hula and all of its inherent life lessons. She was grateful for

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R | ‘OHANA Auntie Maiki who, at the time, was Royal Hawaiian Center’s first hula lesson instructor when it opened in 1979. Mann would often gather with her “hula sisters” at Auntie Maiki’s home, sharing stories and dancing. They would all become very close friends. One evening in 1984, Mann had picked some flowers to take to Auntie Maiki’s.

When she was ready to leave, she casually told Auntie Maiki that she would see her tomorrow since Saturdays were her days of helping out at the school. Auntie Maiki’s response was stunning.

“I am going to die soon,” recalled Mann of that memorable Friday evening back in 1984. “I want to know, though, that you’re going to help my girl child (her daughter Coline).”

Less than 24 hours after having this conversation, Auntie Maiki suddenly passed. “We were at her school when family members called us,” Mann said. “It was a shock to everyone, not only at the school but in the community. She was the grand dame of hula and we lost her too soon.”

In the ensuing days, Royal Hawaiian Center would invite Coline to take over her mom’s classes. She declined, citing that she wanted to focus on her own halau.

So Coline reached out to Mann, encouraging her to be the next hula teacher. Mann, though, was working full-time at the University of Hawai‘i-Mānoa.

“Can you see me as a secretary?

So I quit my job and started here in September 1984,” Mann said with a smile. “I wasn’t nervous, I was more fearful. I was now representing Auntie Maiki’s school and her legacy. I’ve been here half of my life. I do this so that the legacy of Auntie Maiki lives on. She gave me this opportunity, this chance to grow, to move in a different direction, to discover myself.”

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Mann describes her teaching technique as “mirror image,” meaning she never turns her back to the audience. She shares basic hand gestures, footwork and body movements that complement mele— chant or song lyrics. This is what she learned from Auntie Maiki and this is how she will forever teach.

As the hourlong lesson neared the end, students began to move in unison, practicing the baby steps that Mann had taught them. Backs straight, they smiled as they raised their arms to the moon, swayed their hips and took pride as they kāholo right, kāholo left. One. Two. Three. They were dancing the Hawaiian hula.

“Everything I do, she has taught me,” said Mann of Auntie Maiki.

“All her words are still true today.

She was an inspiration. And when I teach these classes—even though I may have taught the same steps and the same songs hundreds of times—I still put out the same energy and excitement as if I were teaching them for the first time.

That’s what Auntie Maiki would have expected.”

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Completed in 1979, Royal Hawaiian Shopping Center was once the site of a scattering of shops mauka (toward the mountains) of Royal Hawaiian Hotel.

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These shops were demolished prior to groundbreaking in 1978 to make way for Royal Hawaiian Shopping Center (rebranded to Royal Hawaiian Center in 2008).

The cultural editorials found in the midsection of our quarterly R magazines are dedicated, this year, to retelling the rich history of the grounds beneath Royal Hawaiian Center. This remarkable land is known as Helumoa.

We share the history of Helumoa in four parts and each

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centers on an ali‘i (members of ancient Hawai‘i’s ruling class), whose contributions form the foundation of our identity today. Our story begins with Chief Mā‘ilikūkahi, who ruled all of O‘ahu in the 1400s and 1500s.

Waikīkī, Hawai‘i’s tourist hub, is often thought of as a strip of land parallel to the ocean between Ala Wai Boat Harbor and Lae‘ahi, or Lē‘ahi (a variant spelling), now known the world over as Diamond Head. The

towering hotels, condominiums, timeshares and shopping centers that flank world-famous Kalākaua Avenue visually reinforce this notion. Waikīkī, however, is an ahupua‘a (a wedge-like section of land that extends from the verdant mountain watershed through the low-growing shrub plains right out into the ocean blue), which begins near Ke‘eaumoku Street and ends near Kuli‘ou‘ou Road. Today, the boundaries of the ahupua‘a on O‘ahu are designated by RoyalHawaiianCenter.com

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Muralist Solomon Enos presents the viewer with sweeping views of Waikīkī right into the receding nooks and crannies of the adjacent valleys.

brown signage, thanks to the Ko‘olaupoko Hawaiian Civic Club. If you travel around O‘ahu, be on the lookout for these ahupua‘a markers.

Now to the hero of our story, Chief Mā‘ilikūkahi.

Mā‘ilikūkahi is one of O‘ahu’s most prolific rulers, and is remembered for his sagacity and courage.

He immediately began to enact his vision once he succeeded as ali‘i nui or ali‘i ‘ai moku, the uncontested and absolute ruler, of O‘ahu. At this time in Hawaiian history, each island was ruled by an ali‘i ‘ai moku. One of Mā‘ilikūkahi’s earliest actions was to relocate the political center of O‘ahu from Waialua on O‘ahu’s north shore to Waikīkī. Waialua and ‘Ewa on the western end of O‘ahu were the prior seats of power. The relocation was no small feat. It required the movement of several hundred people and numerous supplies, by foot, from Waialua to Waikīkī, more than 30 miles. Additionally, new housing had to be constructed and the land

(Above) Years after his conquest of O‘ahu in 1795, King Kamehameha I established a home in the Helumoa coconut grove. Solomon Enos was commissioned to paint the mural that depicts Mā‘ilikūkahi in Helumoa.

worked, to support its population.

The relocation was pivotal to Mā‘ilikūkahi’s master plan. Another part of his plan was the redefining of communal land boundaries, and in some cases, redistricting to establish new land divisions. This was done to rectify the uncertainty and ensuing disputes that frequently arose from undefined boundaries. The land re-apportionment, too, was no small undertaking, and required an exhaustive re-surveying of all lands, again by foot. The amount of time and effort it took to complete this task was monumental. The end result was a system of lasting boundary lines and stable communities. These boundaries are still in use and relevant today. The ali‘i ‘ai ahupua‘a or konohiki, the ali‘i who governed the system of ahupua‘a, previously

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Making Waikīkī his home was a purposeful decision on Mā‘ilikūkahi’s part. Waikīkī means “spouting waters.”

Here, the land was fertile, fed by rivers and underground springs.

Using the abundance of fresh water, wai, to his advantage, Mā‘ilikūkahi turned Waikīkī into an agricultural metropolis. Within Waikīkī proper, Mā‘ilikūkahi trained his sons and grandsons to be civil engineers, horticulturalists and highly effective public administrators. It could be arguably considered Hawai‘i’s first

One of Mā‘ilikūkahi’s earliest actions was to relocate the political center of O‘ahu from Waialua on O‘ahu’s north shore to Waikīkī. university. His descendants graduated to becoming konohiki, and under their guidance, large swaths of land were transformed into high-yielding, food-producing terraces, every kānaka was set to purpose, and fresh water flowed from the mountaintops to the ocean—literally, the life-giving veins of the land.

During the Center’s revitalization from 2005 to 2008, Kamehameha Schools, the landowner of Helumoa, along with The Festival Companies, which was hired to oversee the renovations, returned to Helumoa’s story and drew inspiration from it.

The original “brutalist” architectural philosophy, from which Royal Hawaiian Shopping Center was engineered, was happily abandoned.

The new Royal Hawaiian Center would be nurtured and grow from a sense-of-place-based philosophy

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called pili‘āina, meaning “a kinship with the land.” To commemorate the Center’s new life, Kamehameha Schools commissioned a set of three paintings from one of Hawai‘i’s young, notable artists, Solomon Enos. The first of these paintings pays tribute to Mā‘ilikūkahi. While being an homage to Mā‘ilikūkahi, Enos paints him unassumingly on the left. The greater part of the subject matter is dedicated to the ‘āina, land—as I would venture to say, Mā‘ilikūkahi would want. Enos presents the viewer with sweeping views of Waikīkī right into the receding nooks and crannies of the adjacent valleys (Makīkī, Mānoa, and Pālolo). A scene of plentiful plants carpets the plains, and the mountains are distant in the background, juxtaposing the urban jungle of today’s Waikīkī with the expanse of Waikīkī, the ahupua‘a. The theme of plenty is restated in the presentation of prepared foods laid out in front of their farmer-in-chief, a veritable farm-to-table smorgasbord. The color palette is brilliant, and the bright hues of orange and yellow herald the dawning of a new day— indeed, the rising of a new era in Hawaiian history. Enos presents us with Mā‘ilikūkahi’s vision realized: a thriving, vibrant society.

A large, mural-sized reprinting of Enos’ Mā‘ilikūkahi is prominently on display in the arcade of Building B, above Kobe Jewelry, Lole Hawai‘i and Anteprima Wirebag. A smaller reprinting hangs on the walls of the Heritage Room in Helumoa Hale, which is located in The Royal Grove.

As a companion to this editorial, you are invited to view a suite of short videos on our website, RoyalHawaiianCenter.com, which highlights a recent and exceedingly thought-provoking interview with Enos. In our May 15th issue, we continue with our litany of ali‘i heroes and present Chief Kākuhihewa.

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COCONUT A variety of coconutderived ingredients— from oil to milk—are increasingly being used.

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Towering palm trees bend and sway amid the gentle trade winds, their fronds waving as if welcoming visitors. Some call it the “tree of heaven.” Others refer to it as the “tree of life.” And in ancient Polynesian times, the coconut palm was a revered plant that yielded many uses. Believed to have originated in the Indo-Malaysia-Melanesia triangle, the coconut is considered a “canoe plant” in Hawai‘i, with varying mythic tales as to its origins.

According to one legend, Apua and Aukele, two brothers who lived on Kaua‘i, sailed from Kahiki (Tahiti) with the palm tree seeds, along with taro and bananas.

They landed at Puna on the Hawai‘i Island and planted the first trees there. Alternatively, another folklore credits the god Kane with introducing the coconut to Hilo, planting it there to provide food for “earth children.”

Another well-known legend recounts the story of a young Hawaiian boy, the son of Hina and Ku, the goddess of female spirits and the god of male spirits, respectively.

After returning to his homeland of Tahiti, Ku is longed for by his son who solicits the help of his mother. In response, Hina chants to their ancestor, the coconut tree, singing “niu-ola-hiki,” (o life-giving-coconut of Tahiti). She continues with “niu-loa-hiki” (o far-traveling coconut) when a coconut sprouts in front of her. She wakes her son

and instructs him to climb the tree and hold on while she continues chanting. The coconut sways and bends, stretching and growing over the ocean until its leaves rest on Tahiti, and son and dad are reunited.

Regardless of origin, the coconut palm is one of the most versatile plants of the tropics. Its trunks, husks, shells, leaves and fronds are turned into containers, bowls, pahu (drums), clothing, fans, toys and tools.

In the kitchen, the cocos nucifera (coconut) has long been a staple in the Hawaiian diet, used to create such sweet treats as kanten, a gelatinous confection that’s firmer than Jello-O; and haupia, sweet coconut cream custard cubes that are often served at lū‘au.

Meanwhile, the copra (dried coconut flesh) can be incorporated into desserts, while the desiccated coconut is frequently used as a garnish. One of the newest açaí bowls at Island Vintage Coffee incorporates frozen coconut cream, and shaved and toasted coconut to produce a haupia-like flavor.

“We also have our Mango Peanut Butter Sandwich, which uses coconut peanut butter,” says Island Vintage Coffee president Paul Kang. “For beverages, we have Coconut Kona Mocha and Island Latte, which has coconut and macadamia. Coconut syrup and coconut gelato are RoyalHawaiianCenter.com

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“A national dish in Thailand, curry is traditionally prepared with coconut milk or cream to achieve a balance between sweet and spicy.”

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also in our signature shave ice called Coconut Island at our Island Vintage Shave Ice.” The Cheesecake Factory lists its own Thai-inspired dishes, which also incorporate coconut. The Thai lettuce wraps are composed of satay chicken strips, bean sprouts and coconut-curry noodles; and, a spicy house specialty, the Bang Bang chicken and shrimp is kicked up with a chile-andcoconut curry that awakens the taste buds. And of course, no trip to The Cheesecake Factory is quite complete without a slice—definitely shared— of the restaurant’s famous dessert.

Aptly named, Chris’ Outrageous Cheesecake begins with a rich chocolate-chip-and-coconut cheesecake that’s layered with chocolate cake and chewy brownies, then finished with a decadent coconut-and-pecan frosting.

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“In the kitchen, the cocos nucifera (coconut) has long been a staple among chefs who use the ingredient to create sweet and savory dishes.”

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Phuket Pan-Nang to the Massaman. A signature dish, the red curry roast duck arrives with all the pomp and circumstance afforded royalty. A duck leg is housed in a cylindrical glass, which, once lifted, releases an aromatic plume from applewood-smoked bacon.

It’s then transferred to an awaiting pool of coconut-infused curry that’s garnished with a surprising list of ingredients, including grapes, fresh chunks of local pineapple and sweet lychee. The ying and yang of flavors offers a well-balanced profile of spiciness, sweetness and acidity.

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“Thai cuisine doesn’t have to be all spicy,” says the restaurant’s namesake Noi Lapangkura. “Thai dishes offer different components, and are very intricate and delicate.”

For a healthy treat, Banán prepares towering swirls of nondairy banana soft-serve, which come in multiple flavors, including the original banana, lilikoi, green tea, chocolate-macadamia, açaí, and a combination of beets, ginger, lemongrass, turmeric and banana. Among the more popular selections is the Duke, which is composed of the original banana Banán with açaí, and garnished with fresh papaya, pineapple, strawberries, a drizzle of golden honey and a generous sprinkling of shaved coconut.

Doraku Sushi offers its own magical elixir—but this one is for adults only. The “Painkiller” starts with a shot of rum that is then mixed with Coke, orange and pineapple juices, and finished with a dose of Coconut Cream. A fresh pineapple wedge and desiccated coconut flakes are used to add that tropical touch.

While there are many coconutflavored cookies on the market, none can compare to Honolulu Cookie Company’s premium coconut, dark chocolate coconut and white chocolate coconut shortbread cookies. Each cookie is wrapped individually and hand-packed in decorative keepsake boxes. They can be presented as gifts to friends and family or serve as an edible reminder of your Hawaiian vacation.

As versatile as the coconut can be in recipes, it’s also healthful. Today, even coconut water has its use. In fact, it

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“During World War II, coconut water was siphoned directly from the coconut to provide emergency transfusions to wounded soldiers.”

has replaced the sugary drinks in the refrigerator case or on the shelves at grocery stores. Such elite celebrities as Jessica Alba, Gwyneth Paltrow, Rihanna, Madonna and Alex Rodriguez have all endorsed certain coconut water brands, touting the refreshing beverage’s nutritional values.

According to a study published in the Journal of the International Society of Sports Nutrition, coconut water performed as well as a carbohydrate-electrolyte sports drink when it came to markers of hydration and exercise performance.

With its electrolyte properties, coconut water contains nearly all the essential nutrients the body needs to rehydrate. Other research studies suggest that cytokinins (kinetin and trans-Zeatin) in coconut water found to have significant anti-aging, anti-carcinogenic and anti-thrombotic (anti-clot formation) effects.

Interestingly, the thin watery liquid served a different purpose during World War II when both sides of the war in the Pacific regularly used coconut water—siphoned directly from the coconut—to provide emergency plasma transfusions to wounded soldiers. No wonder it’s considered the tree of life.

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A Brave ‘Niu’ World While not indigenous to Hawai‘i, the versatile niu (coconut) was embraced by ancient Hawaiians, who used the tree and seed nut in daily life. Coconuts vary in flavor and use, depending on their age. They can be eaten anywhere from seven months old to 12 months, when they fully mature and fall naturally from the tree.

1 The youngest edible stage of a coconut, “poppers” (seven months old), have become one of the hottest new drink trends in Hawai‘i. When opened, an audible pop is heard and water comes spilling out, hence the name “poppers.”

2 According to late author Lynton Dove White, the jelly-like spoon meat of a green coconut (eight months old) is called ‘o‘io. Delicate, mild and delicious, jelly meat can be some of the first solid foods given to babies.

3 At nine months old, this stage of the maturation is called haohao. The meat can be eaten raw or used to thicken smoothies, prepare coconut bacon and coconut noodles, and blended to make coconut yogurt.

4 Rubber meat describes the 10-month-old coconut. Called ho‘ilikole, it was traditionally eaten raw and seasoned with red Hawaiian salt then served with poi. Called the o‘o stage at 11 months, the meat is ideal for producing coconut milk.

5 The “brown” coconut reaches full maturity after 12 to14 months.

Referred to as its malo‘o stage, brown coconuts are used to make cream, oil and even ice cream. Brown nuts eventually sprout to become a “baby coconut tree” at 14 to 20 months.

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Grab-and-Go Gourmet DEAN & DELUCA’s newest shop offers epicurean takeout lunches and pastries for visitors looking for a quick, high-quality bite.

Long before Rachel Ray coined E-V-O-O as an acronym for extra virgin olive oil, Giorgio DeLuca offered everyone a taste of the then rarely available product when they walked in to his fledgling SoHo shop. Today, DEAN & DELUCA has established an international reputation for its carefully curated array of gourmet goods, fine wines and kitchenware.

“We were the first to bring in radicchio, the first to sell balsamic vinegar, sun-dried tomatoes and dried mushrooms,” recalls DeLuca, a former school teacher turned cheese merchant, on the company’s website. “In those early days I went out of my way to establish extra virgin olive oil.”

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Featuring Hawai‘i’s traditional

plantation-style aesthetics complete with louvres, hand-painted fixtures and original Hawai‘i-exclusive merchandise, this grab-and-go concept offers local-style takeout lunches for visitors looking for a quick, high-quality bite.

This newest concept lists a host of freshly made menu items, which include such gourmet sandwiches as barbecued pork with mixed berry jam on Hawaiian taro bread; Barbacoa beef with chipotle sauce; tzatziki turkey; and Green Goddess, a vegetarian sandwich prepared with tomatoes, sprouts, cucumbers, carrots and radishes, all tucked into taro bread with dill aioli. A freshly baked savory quiche is composed of avocado, mushrooms, tomatoes, spinach, bacon and mozzarella cheese. Children and adults will also enjoy such sweets as the Tropical Fruit Sandwich with fresh whipped cream, Blueberry Ricotta Muffin, Chocolate-dipped

Pretzel Croissant and the Kona Coffee Macadamia Nut Scone with chocolate covered coffee beans.

“We are excited to bring this new DEAN & DELUCA concept and gourmet experience to our Center,” says Marleen ‘Ākau, vice president and general manager of The Festival Companies, the management and leasing company for Royal Hawaiian Center. “The store’s plantation-style look is a perfect complement to our other merchants in the surrounding area.”

The Royal Hawaiian Center shop will also feature made-in-Hawai‘i and location-exclusive gourmet products, including DEAN & DELUCA macadamia nut chocolates, pancake mix, taro chips, coffee, various Hawaiian salts and Hawaiian honey.

DEAN & DELUCA logo items include Hawai‘i-exclusive tote bags, water bottles and kitchenware.

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Dim Sum Then Some Authenticity rules at Beijing Chinese Seafood Restaurant, where the entire menu is discounted by 20 percent between 3pm and 5pm. This elegant dining room serves true Chinese food, with made-to-order dim sum, including pork shu mai, bean curd roll and Shanghai-style soup dumplings.

While Beijing’s dim sum menu is limited to 26 items, its à la carte selections offer a greater number of Cantonese, Shanghai, Peking and Sichuan dishes. Building C, Level 3, 808.971.8833 Road to Happiness Before the sun sets and the temperature drops just enough to cool the day’s sweltering heat, hip

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In the lower 49 states, it’s known as Happy Hour. But in Hawai‘i, we call it Pau Hana, a dedicated time for discounted drinks and food. And while the origin of the term is as muddled as a mojito, one thing is certain: Most of us like a good deal. So whether it’s a $5 beer or $6 sushi roll, there’s no better way to start the evening than visiting one of these venues.

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Happy Hour runs daily from 4pm to 6pm. Building B, Level 3, 808.922.3323 To Thai For While other restaurants designate a specific time for happy hour, owners of Noi Thai Cuisine have tacked on an “s” at the end of hour, and made their specials available all day long. There’s one caveat: Guests must be seated in the bar/lānai area. Prices range between $7 and $12. Bar specials include $5 Singha Beer, and $8 cocktails, house red and white wines.

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Yin and Yang As if P.F. Chang’s Waikīkī list of Chinese cuisine wasn’t tempting enough, its happy hour (from 4pm to 6pm) menu is equally as appealing. Find your “yin” and “yang” with $5 spring rolls or $9 lettuce wraps, all accompanied by $4 beers, $6 select wines and $6–$9 cocktails. Other menu items include dynamite shrimp, spicy ahi rolls, and lemongrass or poke salad. Building A, Levels 1 and 2, 808.628.6760

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A world of gourmet flavors awaits.

The Center’s restaurants are open from 10am to 10pm (some later).

BEIJING CHINESE SEAFOOD RESTAURANT—Offering the finest Chinese seafood by master chefs, with beautiful facilities for banquets and private parties available for rental. Dim sum service offers made-to-steam delights. Building C, Level 3, C-308, 808.971.8833 IL LUPINO TRATTORIA & WINE BAR —The first in Hawaii, Il Lupino has a working salumeria of fresh cut gourmet deli meats and cheeses, as well as an extensive wine bar menu, artisan pizza oven, and many more traditional Italian appointments. Building B, Level 1, B-120, 808.664.4039 NOI THAI CUISINE—Well known in the Pacific Northwest, this is the first Hawai‘i outpost for Noi’s group of restaurateurs.

Expect traditional Thai fare in an elegant setting. Building C, Level 3, C-303, 808.664.4039

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RESTAURANT SUNTORY—Serving the finest Japanese cuisine in Waikīkī for more than 30 years, Suntory is a household name for special, authentic Japanese dishes from shabu-shabu to sushi, teppanyaki and elegant kaiseki dinners. Building B, Level 3, B-307, 808.922.5511 WOLFGANG’S STEAKHOUSE BY WOLFGANG ZWIENER—Rave reviews and numerous awards prove that Wolfgang Zwiener has built a legend. Dry-aged on site to perfection, and carved to order, Wolfgang’s steaks are tender and juicy, served sizzling hot with a perfect crust. Building C, Level 3, C-306, 808.922.3600

Casual Dining Enjoy contemporary cuisine in a relaxed atmosphere with moderate prices.

DEAN & DELUCA—With operations throughout the United States and international licenses abroad, DEAN & DELUCA has established an international reputation for its carefully curated array of gourmet goods, fine wines and kitchenware. Building B, Level 1, B-112, 808.492.1015

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DORAKU SUSHI—Doraku strives to be inventive with its cuisine by combining traditional Japanese ingredients with Pan-Asian and Latin flavors. The staff encourages guests to dine “family style,” which will allow them to sample more of the menu. Building B, Level 3, B-301, 808.922.3323 ISLAND VINTAGE COFFEE—Providing the finest in 100 percent Kona coffee drinks is just one of this shop’s specialties.

They also make terrific açai bowls and smoothies, fresh daily soups, delicious sandwiches, poke bowls and salads.

Building C, Level 2, C-211, 808.923.3383 ISLAND VINTAGE WINE BAR—Enjoy a glass of red or white wine paired with crêpes, cheese and other wine-friendly dishes. Building C, Level 2, C-212

Courtney Coleman

Royal Hawaiian Center | Pa’ina Lanai Food Court Building B, Level 2 www.MahalohaBurger.com | 808.926.6500

P.F. CHANG’S WAIKĪKĪ—The P.F Chang’s experience is a unique combination of Chinese cuisine, attentive service, wine and tempting desserts, all served in a stylish, high-energy bistro. Building A, Levels 1 and 2, A-10, A-205, 808.628.6760 THE CHEESECAKE FACTORY—An extensive menu listing more than 200 menu items, including 50 sweet desserts.

Building C, Level , C-101 TIM HO WAN*—This Hong Kong-based dim sum chain rose to fame for being the “world’s most inexpensive Michelin-starred restaurant.” Opening in Spring.

Building B, Level 3, B-303 TSURUTONTAN UDON NOODLE BRASSERIE*—Widely known for its authentic Japanese udon. Opening in Spring. Building B, Level 3, B-305

Pā‘ina Lānai A myriad of international flavors to satisfy all tastes. Building B, Level 2.

CHAMPION’S STEAK & SEAFOOD B 216, 808.921.0011 CURRY CAFE B 207a, 808.922.3888

KO R E A N B B Q

10% OFF Entire Order Valid w/ coupon only.

Cannot be combined w/ other coupons or offers. One coupon per person. 5/15/2018

Royal Hawaiian Center Food Court Building B, Level 2 2250 Kalakaua Ave, Waikiki

EZOGIKU B 212, 808.447.7595 KULU KULU HONOLULU B 218, 808.931.0915 *Coming Soon

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MAHALOHA BURGER B 208, Level 2, 808.926.6500 MAUI TACOS B 209, 808.931.6111 PANDA EXPRESS B 214, 808.924.8886 PEARL'S KOREAN BBQ B 2211, 808.926.9188 PHO FACTORY B 207, 808.922.1888 SBARRO ITALIAN EATERY B 210, 808.922.1041 SUBWAY B 215, 808.923.1304 UNCLE TETSU JAPANESE CHEESECAKE B 1-C, 808.922.9680 WOK TO WALK* B 213

Specialty Foods and Eateries Pick up an edible souvenir or indulge in a refreshing treat.

ABC STORES Building C, Level 1, B-107 BANÁN Building B, Level 1 HONOLULU COOKIE COMPANY Building B, Level 1, B-108 ISLAND VINTAGE SHAVE ICE Building B, Kiosk MAILE KAI CHOCOLATES Building C, Level 1, C-119

©STEVE CZERNIAK

STARBUCKS Building A, Level 1, A-104, 808.922.4110

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THE DISH

Check out these notable new eateries and refreshed restaurants at Royal Hawaiian Center.

WOK TO WALK The concept is simple: Offer fresh, nutritious, quick and flexible cuisine with a three-step menu that’s friendly to vegans, vegetarians and meat lovers alike. Start by choosing your favorite proteins, then select your toppings and sauce and ‘wok’ away. While the food is prepared right in front of you, its website also offers a nutrition calendar—sharing calorie, protein and carbohydrate content—so you can create the most suitable wok for your diet. Opening early Spring.

ISLAND VINTAGE WINE BAR TsuruTonTan Noodle Brasserie

TSURUTONTAN UDON NOODLE BRASSERIE When parsed, “tsuru” means the sound of slurping noodles, “ton” signifies the sound of kneading and shaping udon, and “tan” defines the sound of cutting udon. In unison, these three sounds embody the spirit of the eatery’s handmade udon. Expect large bowls of savory udon, including the signature TsuruTonTan Deluxe, teeming with shrimp tempura, short plate beef, chicken, wakame seaweed and egg. The extensive menu also lists a variety of appetizers, cold noodles and donburi. Opening in Spring.

Like its sister eatery next door, Island Vintage Wine Bar aims to please. As its name suggests, this casual spot will offer a good selection of white and red wines (between 40 and 48). A Cruvinet temperature-controlled system keeps wines as fresh as the moment they are uncorked, helping revolutionize wine-by-the-glass sales, making wine bars like this one possible. Menu-wise, guests can expect wine-friendly cuisine. Opening late Spring.

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TIM HO WAN Hawai‘i will soon have its own location of Tim Ho Wan, a Hong Kong-based dim sum chain that rose to fame for being the “world’s most inexpensive Michelin starred restaurant.” It’s the brainchild of chefs Mak Kwai Pui, who was once a chef at Lung King Heen, three-star Michelin award winner at Four Seasons Hotel Hong Kong, along with his partner Leung Fai Keung.

Since they opened the first location in 2009, the two have expanded to 45 outposts around the world.

Opening late Spring.

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P.F. CHANG’S WAIKIKI at the ROYAL HAWAIIAN CENTER

RESTAURANT SUNTORY With a 10-week face-lift completed back in November, Restaurant Suntory has gone from the dark ages into a period of enlightenment, metaphorically speaking. Once dark and framed by shoji screens, the washoku dining room is now much brighter. Floor-to-ceiling framed windows reveal more natural light and flora. However, what this newness can’t conceal are the plumes of aromatic smoke that permeate the adjacent teppanyaki room. There, talented chefs grill and dice cuts of tender meat, seafood and vegetables without twirling knives and spatulas, and “exploding volcanoes.” Chefs instead focus on preparing the meal and ensuring that their guests are well fed and satisfied.

Building B, Level 3, 808.922.5511.

HAPPY HOUR $4-$12 Monday-Friday 4pm to 6pm

P.F. Chang’s Waikiki

@PFChangsWaikiki

www.pfchangshawaii.com | 808.628.6760

UNCLE TETSU JAPANESE CHEESECAKE Resembling his trademark jovial caricature, Tetsushi Mizokami wore a broad smile when he opened his first-ever Uncle Tetsu Japanese Cheesecake in the U.S. at Royal Hawaiian Center. Celebrating its first anniversary in March, Uncle Tetsu is famous for its cheesecakes, which are light, airy and not overly sweet, unlike its New York counterpart.

Each individual cheesecake is handcrafted with natural ingredients and baked in a specially calibrated oven. “I’ve been making cakes since I was 5 years old,” smiles Mizokami, or Uncle Tetsu, as he prefers to be called. “The secret to my cheesecake is in the method I developed and the ingredients I use.” Building B, Level 2, 808.922.9680.

Open for Lunch everyday from 11:30am & Happy Hour 4 - 6pm Royal Hawaiian Center Building B Level 3 2233 Kalakaua Ave. Honolulu Located above Kate Spade • Validated Parking 808.922.3323 • www.dorakusushi.com

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R | From A to Z

Royal Hawaiian Center Directory ACCESSORIES, APPAREL & SHOES

Cartier A102

Beijing Chinese Seafood

C308

Anteprima Wirebag

Clearlight Jewelry

Doraku Sushi

B301

Il Lupino Trattoria & Wine Bar

B120 C303

Fendi

B113

C105, C205

JEWELRY/WATCHES

RESTAURANTS C1 Cart

Harry Winston

B105, 205

Island Fine Jewelry

A109

Noi Thai Cuisine

Koa Nani

C115

P.F. Chang’s Waikīkī

A105, 205

Furla B117

Kobe Jewelry

B115

Restaurant Suntory

B307

Hermès

Laki Hawaiian Designs

A309

The Cheesecake Factory

C101

C114

Olivia Hawaiian Jewelry

B302

Tim Ho Wan*

B303

A211

Omega Boutique

C103a

Pick a Pearl

C1 Kiosk

Silver Lanis

A207

Fighting Eel

B116

Forever 21

C102, 202, 302

C107, C207

Hervé Chapelier*

Island Slipper Jimmy Choo kate spade new york

B102, 202

Koi Honolulu

B118

Theia Jewelry

Lāna‘i Transit Hawai‘i

A107

Tiffany & Co.*

Leather Soul

B304

Tourneau

LeSportsac B109 Letarte A111 Loro Piana

C109, C209

Salvatore Ferragamo

B106, 206

Spark A208 Sunglass Hut

A110

Tory Burch

B103, B203

Valentino

C108, 208

Vitra Eyewear B111

SPECIALTY WEAR & GIFTS

C103, 203

A210 A103, A203, A303 C110, 210

HEALTH, BEAUTY & VARIETY

TsuruTonTan Udon Noodle Brasserie*

B305

Wolfgang’s Steakhouse

by Wolfgang Zwiener

C306

SPECIALTY FOODS & EATERIES Banán C100 DEAN & DELUCA

B112

ABC Store

B107

Honolulu Cookie Company

B108

Forever Flawless

C113

Island Vintage Coffee

C211

Love Renaissance

C116

Island Vintage Organic & Natural C213

Spa Royal Hawaiian

C305

Island Vintage Shave Ice

B1 Kiosk

Island Vintage Wine Bar

C212

Mālie Kai Chocolates

C119

MUSIC & ELECTRONICS Apple Store

C104

Tricked Out Accessories

C112

Starbucks A104

ENTERTAINMENT

Allure Swimwear

C117

Harley-Davidson Waikīkī

A202

PĀ‘INA LĀNAI FOOD COURT

Island Soap & Candle Works

A204

Champion’ s Steak & Seafood

B216

Lani Beach by Mireille

A209

Curry Café

B207a

Pineapple Princess Lingerie

A310

Ezogiku B212

Pink Sand

B119

Kokoro Cafe*

B219

Ranger Sports

A307

kulu kulu honolulu

B218

CARTS & SERVICES

Royal Hawaiian Golf Shop

A302

Mahaloha Burgers

B208

Clearlight Jewelry

Stussy* B110

Maui Tacos

B209

Disney Vacation Club

Western Classics

Panda Express

B214

Disney Vacation Club Showroom C304

Pearl’s Korean BBQ

B211

Helumoa Hale Guest Services B122

Pho Factory

B207b

Hilton Grand Vacations

B210

H.I.S.

A308

HAWAIIAN GIFTS & APPAREL

“Rock-A-Hula” Legends Waikīkī Royal Hawaiian Theater

B401

Box Office Box Office

B402

B1 Kiosk

C1 Cart C1 Kiosk

C1 Kiosk

Bob’s ‘Ukulele

A206

Sbarro Italian Eatery

Hawaiian Island Arts

C118

Subway B215

Hokuya

B1 Cart

Island Fashions

A306

Uncle Tetsu Japanese

Lole Hawai‘i Aloha Wear

B114

O‘ahu Quilt

C204a

Royal Hawaiian Boutique

A304

Royal Hawaiian Quilt

A203

Simply Wood Studios

C111

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Cheesecake Wok to Walk*

B306

Komang Jewelry

C1 Cart

B217

Lu Koa Collection

C1 Cart

B213

Nalu Storage

C100a

Rock-A-Hula Legends in Waikīkī B402/Box Office, B1 Kiosk

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Level 1 Street Level

C1

C-118

B-102

KATE SPADE

C-110

TOURNEAU

C-116

C-117

C-109

LORO PIANA

C-107

C-108

C-115

B-119

KALĀKAUA AVENUE

C-119

BRIDGE

KIOSK: ROCK-A-HULA LEGENDS WAIKĪKĪ BOX OFFICE KIOSK ISLAND VINTAGE SHAVE ICE

SEASIDE AVENUE

KIOSKS: PICK A PEARL HILTON GRAND VACATIONS

VALENTINO

C-114 FENDI

C-105

APPLE STORE C-104

HERMÈS

C-113

C-111

C-112

FOREVER 21 C-102

C-103a

NALU STORAGE C-100a

OMEGA BOUTIQUE C-103

BANAN C-100

JIMMY CHOO

PUBLIC BEACH ACCESS

THE CHEESECAKE FACTORY C-101

LEVEL 1 SHOPS ABC Store B-107 Allure Swimwear C-117 Anteprima Wirebag B-113 Apple Store C-104 Banán C-100 Cartier A-102 Clearlight Jewelry C-1 Cart DEAN & DELUCA B-112 Disney Vacation Club C-1 Kiosk Fendi C-105 C-205 Fighting Eel B-116 Forever 21 C-102 C-202 C-302 Forever Flawless C-113 Furla B-117 Harry Winston B-105 B-205

Hawaiian Island Arts C-118 Helumoa Hale & Guest Services B-122 Hermès C-107 C-207 Hervé Chapelier* C-114 Hilton Grand Vacations C-1 Kiosk Hokuya B-1 Cart Honolulu Cookie Company B-108 II Lupino Trattoria & Wine Bar B-120 Island Fine Jewelry A-109 Island Vintage Shave Ice B-1 Kiosk Jimmy Choo C-103a kate spade new york B-102 B-202 Koa Nani C-115 Kobe Jewelry B-115 Koi Honolulu B-118

Komang Jewelry C-1 Cart Lāna‘i Transit Hawai‘i A-107 LeSportsac B-109 Letarte A-111 Loro Piana C-109 C-209 Love Renaissance C-116 Lu Koa Collection A-1 Cart Malie Kai Chocolates C-119 Nalu Storage C-100a Omega Boutique C-103 C-203 P.F. Chang’s Waikīkī A-105 A-205 Pick A Pearl C-1 Kiosk Pink Sand B-119 Rock-A-Hula Legends Waikīkī Box Office B-1 Kiosk

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HOTEL

SHERATON WAIKĪKĪ CIRCULAR PORTE COCHERE

B-109

A-112

SALVATORE FERRAGAMO B-106

A-104

FUTURE TIFFANY & CO. S STREE

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P.F. CHANG’S A-105

LEWER

ROYAL HAWAIIAN AVENUE

B1

FUTURE HERMÈS

A-106

ABC STORE B-107

A-107

10 B-

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STARBUCKS COFFEE

Elevator Lobby

A-108

B-110

A-109

B-116

PARKING GARAGE

A-110

B-111

B-117

REET

A-111

B-115

HARRY WINSTON B-105

B-103

B-102

TORY BURCH

KATE SPADE

B-119

B-118

B-114

DON HO ST

B-112

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B-120

B-113

A1

Salvatore Ferragamo B-106 B-206 Simply Wood Studios C-111 Starbucks A-104 Stussy* B-110 Sunglass Hut A-110 The Cheesecake Factory C-101 Tiffany & Co.* A-103 A-203 A-303 Tory Burch B-103 B-203 Tourneau C-110 C-210 Tricked Out Accessories C-112 Valentino C-108 C-208 Vitra Eyewear B-111

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C-211

C-212

ATM

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C-210

TOURNEAU

C-209

LORO PIANA

C-214

C-213

C-208

VALENTINO

C-207

FENDI

C-204

HERMÈS

C-204a

C-205

OMEGA BOUTIQUE C-203

C-217

FOREVER 21 C-202

C-215

Level 2

BUILDING C LEVEL 2

LEVEL 2 SHOPS Bob’s ‘Ukulele A-206 Champion’s Steak & Seafood B-216 Curry Café B-207a Ezogiku B-212 C-105 C-205 Fendi Forever 21 C-102 C-202 C-302 A-202 Harley-Davidson Waikīkī Harry Winston B-105 B-205 Hermès C-107 C-207 Island Slipper A-211 Island Soap & Candle Works A-204

Island Vintage Coffee C-211 Island Vintage Organic & Natural C-213 Island Vintage Wine Bar* C-212 B-102 B-202 kate spade new york Kokoro Cafe* B-219 kulu kulu honolulu B-218 Lani Beach by Mireille A-209 Lole Hawai‘i Aloha Wear B-114 Loro Piana C-109 C-209 B-208 Mahaloha Burgers Maui Tacos B-209

O‘ahu Quilt C-204a C-103 C-203 Omega Boutique Panda Express B-214 Pearl’s Korean BBQ B-211 P.F. Chang’s Waikīkī A-105 A-205 Pho Factory B-207b Royal Hawaiian Quilt A-203 Salvatore Ferragamo B-106 B-206 Sbarro Italian Eatery B-210 Silver Lanis A-207 Spark A-208 B-215 Subway

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PĀ‘INA LĀNAI FOOD COURT

B-212

B-213

B-214

B-215

B-209

A-211

B-207

A-208

B-208

B-219 ATM

A-209

BUILDING B LEVEL 2

A-207

P.F. CHANG’S A-205

A-206

FUTURE HERMÈS

A2

A-203

SALVATORE FERRAGAMO B-206

A-204

BRIDGE

A-202

B-203 B-203

B-202 B-202

B2

HARRY WINSTON HARRY B-205 WINSTON B-205

B-207a

TORY BURCH BURCH TORY

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B-216 B-218

KATE SPADE SPADE KATE

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B-217

PARKING GARAGE

FUTURE TIFFANY & CO.

BUILDING A LEVEL 2

Theia Jewelry A-210 Tiffany & Co.* A-103 A-203 A-303 Tory Burch B-103 B-203 Tourneau C-110 C-210 Uncle Tetsu Japanese Cheesecake B-1C Valentino C-108 C-208 Wok to Walk B-213

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Level 3 BEIJING CHINESE SEAFOOD C-308

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BRIDG FOREVER 21 C-302

C3

NOI THAI CUISINE C-303

C-304

C-305

WOLFGANG’S STEAKHOUSE C-306

BUILDING C LEVEL 3

OPENING SOON ELEVATOR

LEVEL 3 SHOPS

ESCALATOR

Beijing Chinese Seafood C-308 RESTROOMS Disney Vacation Club Showroom C-304 HELUMOA HALE & B-301 Doraku Sushi GUEST SERVICES ヘルモアハレ＆ Forever 21 C-102 C-202 C-302 ゲストサービス H.I.S. B-306 LEI STAND Island Fashions A-306 AUTOMATED Laki Hawaiian Designs A-309 TELLER MACHINE Leather Soul B-304 DESIGNATED SMOKING Noi Thai Cuisine C-303 Olivia Hawaiian Jewelry B-302 Pineapple Princess Lingerie A-310 Ranger Sports A-307

Restaurant Suntory B-307 Royal Hawaiian Boutique A-304 Royal Hawaiian Golf Shop A-302 Spa Royal Hawaiian C-305 Tiffany & Co.* A-103 A-203 A-303 Tim Ho Wan* B-303 TsuruTonTan Udon Noodle Brasserie* B-305 Western Classics A-308 Wolfgang’s Steakhouse

by Wolfgang Zwiener C-306

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H.I.S. B-306 TSURUTONTAN UDON NOODLE BRASSERIE B-305

A-304

A-305

A-306

A-307

A-308

A-310

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Elevator Lobby

A-309

SUNTORY B-307

BRIDGE DORAKU OLIVIA SUSHI HAWAIIAN B-301 JEWELRY B-302

B3

TIM LEATHER HO WAN SOUL B-304 B-303

FUTURE HERMÈS

A3

BUILDING B LEVEL 3

A-302

FUTURE TIFFANY & CO.

BUILDING A LEVEL 3

LEVEL 3 SHOPS Beijing Chinese Seafood Doraku Sushi

C-308 B-301

Forever 21 C-102 C-202 H.I.S. Hawaiian Island Arts Island Fashions Laki Hawaiian Designs Leather Soul Lee Rylee Fine Art Photography

C-302 B-306 B-303 A-306 A-309 B-304 A-305

Okonomiyaki Chibo Olivia Hawaiian Jewelry Princesse Tam-Tam Lingerie Ranger Sports Restaurant Suntory Royal Hawaiian Boutique Royal Hawaiian Golf Shop Spa Royal Hawaiian Western Classics Wolfgang’s Steakhouse

A-301 B-302 A-310 A-307 B-307 A-304 A-302 C-305 A-308 C-306

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LEVEL 4 SHOPS Rock-A-Hula Legends Waikīkī Royal Hawaiian Theater B-401 Rock-A-Hula Legends Waikīkī Royal Hawaiian Theater Box Office B-402

Level 4 PARKING GARAGE

ROCK-A-HULA LEGENDS WAIKIKI ROYAL HAWAIIAN THEATER B-401

Elevator Lobby

B-402

B4

Rock-A-Hula Legends Waikiki Royal Hawaiian Theater Box Office

BUILDING B LEVEL 4

BRIDGE

A4

BUILDING A LEVEL 4

CENTER INFORMATION LEVEL 4 SHOPS

Legends in Concert Waikīkī Royal Hawaiian Theater B-401 Legends in Concert Waikīkī VALET PARKING Royal Hawaiian Theater Box Office B-402 B-1Monday-Th Kiosk Available ursday shopping Royal Hawaiian Shooting Club A-401

INFORMATION Welcome to the largest center in the heart of Waikīkī.

Please see our Center Directory Map located around the Center and at our Helumoa Hale Guest Services in The Royal Grove for the latest on merchant locations, Hawaiian showtimes and locations, and our cultural programs and event schedule.

PARKING A minimum purchase of $10 is required. The first hour of validated parking is FREE. Two additional hours are available for $2 per hour, with a maximum of up to three hours. For example two hours of validated parking will cost $2 and up to three hours of validated parking will cost $4. Regular rates of $2 per 20 minutes segment/$6 per hour will apply thereafter.

nights from 5pm to 10pm and FridaysSundays until 11pm, valet parking costs $9 for five hours; standard rates apply thereafter. Vehicle drop-off is located adjacent to the steep ramp entrance into the Center garage, at the corner of Royal Hawaiian Avenue and Don Ho Street. Open Mother’s Day and Father’s Day. HOURS Open daily from 10am to 10pm or later, 365 days a year. Restaurant hours vary.

GUEST SERVICES Visit Helumoa Hale Guest Services or call 808.922.2299. Text your questions to 808.425.9088.

The security office can be reached at 808.924.4026. In addition, feel free to visit RoyalHawaiianCenter.com.

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KUHIO AVE Luxury Row

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Aston Waikïkï Joy

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MANUKAI Courtyard by Marriott

LAUULA ST

SEASIDE AVE

DON HO ST Wyndham Resorts

HELUMOA RD

Sheraton Waikïkï

Imperial Waikïkï Parc Halekulani

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Ohana Waikïkï West

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Sheraton Princess Kaiulani

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International Market Place

KUHIO AVE

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Waikïkï Trade Center

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Waikïkï Shopping Plaza

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WAIKĪKĪ’S main boulevards and streets are named after kings, queens, and other members of Hawai‘i’s royal family, and there are statues throughout the district.

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We invite you to enjoy our celebration of dance, music and Hawaiian traditions while you shop our 110 distinctive stores and 30 unique dining destinations.

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