•TOPR E STAU RANTS | L LEGEND SEAFOOD RESTAURANT Raucous, crowded and worth the noise assault for the reliably fresh and delicious dim sum and Chinese classics. Especially popular with large family groups on weekends but pretty much busy all the time. Recommended: bao (steamed, stuffed dumplings), joong (sweet rice richly laced with roast pork), look fun (pork-flecked rice noodle roll), egg custard tart. ——— Chinese Cultural Plaza, 100 N. Beretania St.; 532-1868. Lunch, dinner. $$
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A sample of dim sum served at Legend Seafood Restaurant in the Chinese Cultural Plaza.
This nothing-fancy coffee shop serves everyone — breakfasting families, seniors seeking inexpensive early evening meals, late-night carousers. The menu is heavy on both local-style plate lunch and American diner standards with many meals served in sets with nostalgic sides such as fruit cup and sherbet. Recommended: saimin with a burger deluxe on the side, hash browns with cheese and gravy (not kidding), anytime breakfast items, fried rice. ——— 745 Keeaumoku St.; 941-2515. Breakfast, lunch, dinner, late night. $$
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“BEST”LOCAL DISHES like our famous Chinese Chicken Salad, Loco Moco, BBQ Beef Tri-Tip, and Hawaiian Reef Fish (on availability) Kenny’s has been feeding Hawaii’s families for 44 years. Now specializing in menus for diners with special dietary requirements, and catering for those memorable events.
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