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“BEST NEW RESTAURANT”

Mauka Makai

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“Rise & Grind” at O’o Farm Pages 60 & 62

Maui’s Spas! PAGE 90

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Hawaiian Entertainment!

Ahi Club Sandwich

Eat and Live ‘PONO’ Nalu is the Hapa-Hawaiian phrase meaning to “go with the flow.” With that mindset the owners of Nalu’s have made it their focus to source the best that Hawaii has to offer, combining local flavors, and the freshest island ingredients available. Nalu’s mission is to serve “ono” (mouthwatering) food for our guests’ enjoyment. So come on in to Nalu’s and go with the flow.

Chicken & Waffles!

Fabulous Salads !

Winner of 2017 ‘Aipono Silver Award “Best Breakfast”

In the heart of Kihei at Azeka One 1280 South Kihei Road 1.808.891.8650 www.Nalusmaui.com

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Publisher: Jo Anne MYERS LIPINSKI

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Stylist: Ryan SIPHERS PACIFIC’O : Photographer: Steve BRINKMAN

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“BEST NEW RESTAURANT”

Mauka Makai

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Steve BRINKMAN stevebrinkmanphotography.com

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Ray MAINS www.raymains.com

“Rise & Grind” at O’o Farm Pages 60 & 62

Maui’s Spas!

SPRING /SUMMER 2018

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Upcountry Farms Page 58

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PACIFIC’O “ON THE BEACH!” Pacific’O Brings Their Farm to Your Ocean-Front Table Story Page 51 Ad Pages 54-55

TABLE of CONTENTS 59

102, 103

“Outstanding Organics”:

Hyatt Regency Maui Resort & Spa: Drums of the Pacific Luau

Maui's Upcountry Farms

“Toes in the Sand” A COCKTAIL Recipe by Montage Kapalua Bay

Feature Stories: 18 L ū‘aus: “Entertainment Maui Style” 24 Maui’s Happy Hour Feature: “ Humuhumu features Grand Mai Tai” 36 The Westin Ka-‘anapali Ocean Resort Villas: Pu-lehu, an Italian Grill 38 The Westin Ka-‘anapali Ocean Resort Villas: Auntie's Kitchen 49 K obe Japanese Steak House: “Celebrating 33 Years!”

59 Maui’s Upcountry Organic

Farms “Outstanding Organics"

60 O‘o Farm Masters the Art of Seed to Cup “Rise and Grind..."

63 Surfing Goat Dairy: "Udderly Delicious Delicacies" 76 Nalu’s South Shore Grill “Lei of Aloha for World Peace”

Recipes: 38

Auntie's Kitchen: “Poke Bloody Mary”

58 “Diabolic Green Salad” 92 Spa Montage Kapalua Bay “Inspired by the Island, Tailored 68 The Fairmont Kea Lani: to You.” “Seafood Laulau” 101 Awazul Wellness and Weight Loss

Departments:

14 Map of Maui: Dining 16 Restaurant Breakdown Guide 18 Shopping & Spas Breakdown

Island Sections:

30 Kapalua to Ka- ‘anapali

Guide

44 Lahaina

56 Wailuku to Kula 66 Kihei to Wailea 77 Shopping in Paradise 90 Maui Spas, Beauty & Wellness

19-29 Entertainment Section 24-27 Happy Hour Hot Spots 80-81 Map of Maui: Shopping & Spas

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FEATURE STORY

Fairmont Kea Lani

“Depth of Field” Ko-, the signature restaurant at Fairmont Kea Lani is inspired by the vast collection of ethnicities brought together during Maui’s sugarcane plantation era. Through a masterful combination of the freshest ingredients, recipes that have been shared through generations and Chef Pang’s ability to take the flavors to the next level, Ko- has made its mark as a ‘must visit’ spot for travelers and locals alike. The restaurant has been repeatedly recognized across the island for its unique and exceptional preparations of seafood, beef, lamb and pork, earning the restaurant the distinction of best Hawaiian Regional Cuisine, Restaurant of the Year, as well as a Lifetime Achievement Award for Chef Pang. Some of Chef Pang’s personal Ko- menu favorites include ‘Ahi on the Rock appetizer which features seasoned cubes of shashimi grade ‘ahi with an orange-miso sauce along with a hot ishiyaki stone set to sear the ‘ahi to the individual’s delight. The Ginger Steamed Makai Catch highlights fresh catches by our local fisherman prepared with Chinese sausage, Shiitake mushroom, scallion, cilantro, soy sauce, sizzling oil and a side of jasmine rice. With over 90% of fish, beef and produce sourced locally, the flavors of Ko- are as authentic as they are sustainable. Learn more at fairmont.com/kealanimaui. (see ad on pg 7) Chef Pang with Bryan Otani of Otani Farms

ames Beard eloquently reveals “the secret of good cooking is, first, having a love of it”. You will be hard pressed to find someone who loves cooking more than Tylun Pang, executive chef at Fairmont Kea Lani in Wailea. If you ask Chef Pang what he loves about cooking, “it’s about the relationships, the community” he will tell you. With 21 years as the executive chef at Fairmont Kea Lani, Chef Pang has built the resort’s dining program around those relationships and the community. As a boy growing up on Oahu, Chef Pang recalls making frequent visits to the market with his father and grandmother. He loved walking through the street, past the vendor stalls and picking out the fresh produce, meat and fish for the family’s evening meal. Back in the kitchen, learning the art of cooking, seasoning, plating was equally enchanting. Flash forward years later and you will still see the excitement, passion, and love come through in each dish. Through his relationships with the island’s farmers, fishermen and ranchers, Chef Pang has found a way to share their stories with visitors and locals alike. In addition to supporting local agriculture, Chef Pang has mentored many rising chefs in his kitchen and through his work with Maui Culinary Academy. He encourages cooking from the heart and telling the story of one’s family, culture and heritage through each dish.

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Aloha!

FROM THE PUBLISHER

aving grown up in Hawaii I have observed the many changes from dining to shopping and now, spas. I thoroughly enjoy trying them all and each included here represents the best of Maui’s offerings and each one is unique. Maui is such a treat in so many ways and that’s especially true for those who appreciate delicious dining options. Maui's restaurants feature top chefs and talents from all corners of the globe and have found it impossible to resist the beauty and “Aloha Spirit” of our island. Maui's chefs work with an amazing assortment of ingredients and many are from sustainable farms. Sunripened tropical fruits, perfect lettuces, herbs and vegetables from small farms upcountry; huge fish pulled from the azure blue seas, exotic spices, lamb and beef raised right on Maui.

When you factor in the beaches, the historic town of Lahaina, the fabulous resorts in Kapalua, Ka-‘anapali and Wailea, Maui is truly "The Best". As publisher of MENU, Maui's Guide to Fine Dining, Shopping and Spas, we hope you have had the pleasure to try nearly all of Maui‘s offerings! Visit them with me through the pages and discover their special features while perusing their mouth-watering dining options, enticing shopping and luxurious spa menus. By reading MENU you will get a sense of their flavors, menus, ambience and prices. There’s no better way to find what you are looking for! Until we eat again! Mahalo! Jo Anne

“I went to Maui to stay a week and remained five. I never spent so pleasant a month before, or bade any place goodbye so regretfully. I have not once thought of business, or care or human toil or trouble or sorrow or weariness, and the memory of it will remain with me always.” — Mark Twain

PREVIEW

MONKEYPOD KITCHEN

Monkeypod Kitchen is a place for foodies, beer lovers, and families alike. Dine outdoors and enjoy their beautiful ocean views or dine in cozy comfort at any of their tables and booths. Their menu selection consists of farm to table dishes crafted by the pioneer of Hawaii Regional Cuisine, Chef Peter Merriman. With a focus on high quality, socially conscious ingredients from local farmers and artisans, you can enjoy favorites such as pumpkin patch ravioli, Coco corn chowder, and lobster deviled eggs. Dinner choices range from wood-fired pizzas, fresh caught fish tacos, kale and wild mushroom gnocchi, and nightly upcountry and seafood specials. Make sure to save room for homemade cream pies. Enjoy their daily and nightly happy hour featuring live music, culinary cocktails, and 36 Craft beers served on tap at an optimal 29 degrees. With a knowledgeable and friendly staff, you’ll want to celebrate the craft of food, drink, and Merrimaking with Monkeypod Kitchen!

www.monkeypodkitchen.com see page 9 8

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Wailea | 808.891.2322 Open Daily 11:00am–11:00pm | Lunch 11:00am–3:50pm |Dinner 4:00pm–10:00pm | Happy Hour 3:00pm–5:30pm & 9:00pm–11:00pm

Wailea - 808.891.2322 10 Wailea Gateway Place Ka’anapali - 808.878.6763 2435 Ka’anapali Parkway

Monkeypod-

APPETIZERS

...to share and taste

WOOD FIRED PIZZAS

...hand tossed with our awesome scratch made crustImported Italian Tipo 00 flour only

MAKAI

Day boat, troll-line caught fish-Served with local vegetable of the day

UPCOUNTRY

CULINARY COCKTAILS

DESSERT

Save your fork for pie

@Monkeypod-

Pumpkin Patch Ravioli Garlic Truffle Oil Fries Poke Tacos Wood-Roasted Chicken Wings Margherita Hamakua Wild Mushroom & Truffle Oil Proletariat Bourgeois Pete’s Fresh Fish & Chips Fresh Caught Fish Tacos Organic Macadamia Nut Crusted Mahi Mahi Kiawe Grilled Ahi Maui Cattle Company Cheese Burger Kalbi Chicken Banh Mi Pulled Pork Sandwich Fresh Gnocchi with Pork Sausage Certified Angus, Ribeye Steak Monkeypod Mai Tai No Ka Oi Ali’i Margarita Makawao Ave Strawberry Chocolate Banana Coconut

Join Us For the Happiest of Hours Every Day From 3:00 - 5:30 & 9:00 - 11:00 Live Music Three Times a Day Every Day Select Appetizers - 1/2 off — Select Pizzas - $10 — Select Draft Beers - $5 ($3 off beers $9 and over) Choice of House Red or White Wine - $7 — All Culinary Cocktails - $9.50 — Maui Ocean Vodka Cocktail - 6 MENU-MAGAZINE.COM || MENU MENU MENU-MAGAZINE.COM

A P O LY N E S I A N F E A S T & S H O W

JOURNEY THROUGH

POLYNESIA A musical and culinary journey to Hawaiâ&#x20AC;&#x2DC;i, Aotearoa, Tahiti and Samoa.

SAMOA “The cradle of Polynesia,” literally the sacred center of its fiery soul.

HAWAI‘I We begin in our beautiful island home of Hawai‘i with our chants, songs and hula . AOTEAROA The land of the long white cloud, Aotearoa – New Zealand, is home to the Maori people. They have an artistic culture, and are well known for their elaborate art work.

TAHITI The land of intrigue and romance, has beckoned explorers from around the world.

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dining map

The Ritz-Carlton, Kapalua

KAPALUA 2 Montage Kapalua Bay

KAHANA HONOKOWAI 3

WAILUKU

24 KA‘ANAPALI AIRPORT

Honua Kai Resort

6 7

LAHAINA

Whalers Village 8

380

PUK

10 Wharf Cinema Center

WEST MAUI

12 505 Front Street MAP

PAGE

MA‘ALAEA

Cane and Canoe at Montage Kapalua Bay

32, 33

Hana Hour Bar at Montage Kapalua Bay

Aina Gourmet Market at Honua KaI

KIHEI

Monkeypod Kitchen

Maui Coast Hotel

Auntie’s Kitchen at The Westin Ka-‘anapali Ocean Resort Villas

38, 39

Mauka Makai at The Westin Nanea Ocean Villas Pulehu, an Italian Grill at The Westin Ka-‘anapali Ocean Resort Villas

22, 23

36, 37

Pailolo Bar & Grill at The Westin Ka-‘anapali Ocean Resort Villas

Relish Burger Bistro at The Westin Maui Resort & Spa

Relish Oceanside at The Westin Maui Resort & Spa

Wailele Polynesian Luau at The Westin Maui Resort & Spa ‘U-malu at Hyatt Regency Maui Resort & Spa

103

Japengo at Hyatt Regency Maui Resort & Spa

103

Drums of the Pacific at Hyatt Regency Maui Resort & Spa

102

Ruth’s Chris Steak House

Kobe Japanese Steak House & Oku’s Sushi Bar

52, 53

Captain Jack’s Island Grill

Cool Cat Café

pacific’O

54, 55

The Feast at Lele

10, 11

14 15

Wailea Gateway Center

WAILEA

17 18

LOWER K

310

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Cliff House at Montage Kapalua Bay

330

Hyatt Regency Maui Resort & Spa

PA‘IA

340

KA-‘ANAPALI

The Westin Maui Resort & Spa

KAHULUI

340

The Westin Nanea Ocean Villas & Westin Ka-‘anapali Ocean Resort Villas 5

KAHULUI AIRPORT

Hotel Wailea

The Shops at Wailea

Grand Wailea

19 Four Seasons Resort Maui-19 20 The Fairmont Kea Lani Hotel-20 Ko- and LUANA at Fairmont Kea Lani

Gold & Emerald Golf Course: Gannon’s Restaurant

MAKENA

CENTRAL & UPCOUNTRY MAUI

MAP

PAGE

Maui Arts & Cultural Center

Haiku Mill

O’O Farm

Surfing Goat Dairy

MAP

PAGE

HA‘IKU

398

KEANAE

390

HALI‘IMAILE

371

MAKAWAO

KULANI

KULA

HANA AIRPORT

360

KULA HANA

377 378 377

HALEAKALA KAUPO 31

ULUPALAKUA 31

SOUTH MAUI Spas & Services

Nalu’s South Shore Grill

Eskimo Candy

Three's Bar & Grill

Fork & Salad

Monkeypod Kitchen

Ruth’s Chris Steak House

Bistro Molokini at Grand Wailea

6, 7

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Spa Montage Kapalua Bay

92, 93

Heavenly Spa at The Westin Maui

Spa Helani at Westin Ka'anapali Ocean Resort

Olavine Spa

Willow Stream Spa at Fairmont Kea Lani

101

Awazul Wellness & Weight Loss

Billy Yamaguchi Celebrity Hair Stylist

Humuhumunukunukuapua‘a at Grand Wailea Ko- at Fairmont Kea Lani

Dr. Ian Cholewa/Maui Naturopathic

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CREDIT CARDS

Kapalua

662-6600

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32, 33

Fresh Locally Sourced Ingredients

Kapalua

662-6681

B/D

•

32, 33

Casual Pool-side Menu

Casual

Kapalua

662-6681

•

‘Aina Gourmet Market

Gourmet Local Organic

100% Maui Coffee

BLD/To Go

•

Auntie’s Kitchen at Westin Ka-’anapali Ocean Resort Villas

American & Island Pacific Cuisine

Seafood, Local Themed Specialty Dinners

Ka-‘anapali

667-3254

B/L/D

•

38, 39

Mauka Makai at Westin Nanea Ocean Villas

Contemporary Hawaiian

Seafood/Steak/ Hawaiian

Ka-‘anapali

662-6400

B/D

•

22, 23

Pailolo Bar & Grill at Westin Ka-’anapali Ocean Resort Villas

American & Social Food

Small Plate, Pub Fare

Ka-‘anapali

667-3254

L/D

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Pu-lehu, An Italian Grill at Westin Ka-’anapali Ocean Resort Villas

Italian

Pasta, Pizza, Seafood, Island Inspired

Ka-‘anapali

667-3254

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36, 37

Relish Burger Bistro at The Westin Maui Resort & Spa

American & Social Food

Burgers, Salads, Plate Lunches

Ka-‘anapali

667-2525

B/L/D

•

sugg

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Relish Oceanside at The Westin Maui Resort & Spa

Contemporary Island Flavors

Seafood, Steaks, Salads, Desserts

Ka-‘anapali

Open Table

•

sugg

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Wailele Polynesian Luau at The Westin Maui Resort & Spa

Polynesian Themed

Family Buffet Dinner Show

Ka-‘anapali

661-2992

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Drums of the Pacific Lu‘au at Hyatt Regency Maui Resort & Spa

Polynesian Lu’au

Authentic Polynesian culture

Ka-‘anapali

667-4727

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102, 103

Japengo at Hyatt Regency Maui Resort & Spa

Pacific Rim

Steaks, Seafood, Sushi,

Ka-‘anapali

667-4727

All

•

102, 103

‘U-malu at Hyatt Regency Maui Resort & Spa

Casual, Poolside

Fish Tacos, Ahi Poke Nachos, pupus.

Ka-‘anapali

661-1234

L/D

All

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102, 103

Monkeypod Kitchen

Farm to Table

Hand crafted Specialities, American Fare

Whalers Village, Ka-‘anapali

868-6763

L/D

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sugg

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Ruth’s Chris Steak House

Steak House

Steak and Seafood

The Outlets of Maui, Lahaina

661-8815

•

sugg

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Kobe Japanese Steak House & Oku’s Sushi Bar

Japanese/American

Sushi/Teppan Yaki

Lahaina

667-5555

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52, 53

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CUISINE

SPECIALTY

Cliff House at Montage Kapalua Bay

Local/Island

Event Venue; Advance Reservation Required

Cane & Canoe at Montage Kapalua Bay

Modern Hawaiian with Asian Influences

Hana Hou Bar at Montage Kapalua Bay

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LOCATION

Honoa Kai

662-2832

BEER/WINE RESERVATIONS COCKTAILS ENTERTAINMENT

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PHONE

B/L/D

CREDIT CARDS

BEER/WINE RESERVATIONS COCKTAILS ENTERTAINMENT

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Lahaina

667-0988

L/D

•

Burgers/Fish Tacos

Lahaina

667-0908

L/D

•

Polynesian

Moi, Kalua Pig

Lahaina

667-5353

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sugg

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10, 11

pacific’O

Contemporary Pacific Cuisine

Hapa Hapa Tempura

Lahaina

667-4341

L/D

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54, 55

Tiffany's Bar & Grill

Asian Local Food

Honey Walnut Shrimp, Miso Butterfish, Chow Fun

Wailuku

249-0052

B/L/D

All

O‘o Farm

Farm to Fork

Farm Fresh, Pick Your Lunch, Coffee Tour

Kula

667-4341

•

Surfing Goat Dairy

Food & Tours

Gourmet Goat Cheese

Omaopio Road, Kula

878-2870

Hopper Maui

All Cuisine

Room Service to your home

Kihei, Wailea

808-2146171

B/L/D

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Nalu’s South Shore Grill

Hawaiian Style Fresh & Organic Ingredients

Waffle w/ Maple Syrup, Crab, Ribs, Avo Mango Sandwich

Azeka I Kihei

891-8650

B/L/D

All

‘ami ‘ami at The Maui Coast & Kamaole Pool Cafe

Pacific Rim Hawaiian Influenced

Summer Rolls, Steaks, Island Fish

Kihei

875-7522

B/D

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Eskimo Candy

Fresh Fish, Seafood, Angus Steaks

Fresh Fish, Seafood, Poke

Kihei

891-8898

L/D

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Three’s Bar & Grill

Hawaiian/South Western

Oysters, Seafood, Sushi

Kalama Village Kihei

879-3133

B/L/D

•

Fork & Salad

Farm to Table

Fresh Salads, Healthy Options, Sandwiches

Azeka II Kihei

879-3675

L/D

•

Monkeypod Kitchen

Farm to Table

Fresh Fish, Grass-Fed Steak, Pizzas

Wailea Gateway Wailea

891-2322

L/D

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sugg

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Ruth’s Chris Steak House

Steak House

Steak and Seafood

Wailea

874-8880

•

sugg

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Bistro Molokini at Grand Wailea

American with Island Influences Cuisine

Wood Fired Specialities, American Fare

Wailea

875-1234

L/D

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sugg

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Humuhumunukunukuapua‘a at Grand Wailea

Hawai’i Seasonal Cuisine

Seafood Specialties & Local Ingredients

Wailea

875-1234

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sugg

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AMA Bar & Grill at Fairmont Kea Lani

Local Grinds

Island Style food

Wailea

875.4100

L/D

All

Ko- at Fairmont Kea Lani

Island Cuisine, Sugarcane Era Inspired

Fresh Fish, Hawaiian Dishes

Wailea

875-2210

L/D

All

LUANA at Fairmont Kea Lani

Modern Pau Hana

Craft Cocktails, Wine, Beer and Pupus

Wailea

875.4100

All

RESTAURANT

CUISINE

Captain Jack‘s Island Grill

American/Mexican

Hot Sandwiches/ Ribs/Fajitas

Cool Cat Cafe

American 50‘s Diner

The Feast at Lele

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LOCATION

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Spa Montage Kapalua Bay

Spa

Wellness and Spa treatments

One Bay Drive, Kapalua

Weddings, Events and Botanical Tours

PHONE

WEBSITE ADDRESS

64, 65 63

665-8282

www.montagehotels.com/ Amex, V, MC Spa 8am-7pm 92, 93 spamontage/kapaluabay/ Discover, JCB Fitness 8am-7pm Boutique 8am-7pm

Spa Helani, a Heavenly Spa By Westin Spa, Health/Wellness at The Westin Ka-’anapali Ocean Villas

662-2644

www.westinkaanapali.com Amex, V, MC Discover, JCB

Heavenly Spa by Westin™ at The Westin Maui Resort & Spa

Massages, Body Treatments, The Westin Maui Facials, Mani-Pedis, Signature 6 Kai Ala Drive, Treatments, Fitness Classes Lahaina Full Service Spa, Outdoor Massages, Body Treatments, Ka-‘anapali Beach Spa Cabana, Hair and Facials, Mani-Pedis, Hair & Nail Beauty Salon Makeup, Fitness Classes

661-2588

www.westinmaui.com

Willow Stream Spa at Fairmont Kea Lani

Full Service Spa, Health and Wellness, Hair Beauty Bar, Nail Salon

Wave Massage Table, Waterfall Fairmont Kea Lani Suite, Infrared Technolgy, 4100 Wailea Alanui, Mud Bar Wailea

875-2229

Awazul Wellness & Weight Loss

Medical Spa

Maui Naturopathic / Dr. Ian Cholewa

Naturopathic Medicine

Whole Body Cryo, Body Wailea Gateway Sculpting, Infrared Sauna, Tatoo Center, Wailea Removal, Awazul Hydrotherapy Restorative Prolo Therapy Dolphin Plaza, Kihei

Olavine Spa

Spa & Salon

Massages, Facials, Nail Treatments

Wailea Gateway Center, Wailea

Billy Yamaguchi

Feng Shui Beauty Celebrity Stylist

Full Hair Services

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All

Spa 8am-7pm Fitness 8am-7pm Boutique 8am-7pm

www.fairmont.com/ kea-lani-maui/

All

Facilities 7:30a-7pm Treatments 8am-6pm

101

891-2485

www.awazul.com

All

Mon- Thurs 9-7pm Fri & Sat 10-7pm Sun 10-5pm

874-3400

mauinaturopathic.com

MCV

Thurs-Tues 10am-6pm

875-1313

www.OlavineSpa.com

All

Mon-Fri 10am-7pm

Wailea Gateway 805-218-4470 BYamaguchi@icloud. Maui, Oahu, Texas com California, NY City

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Maui Calendar of Events JULY 04, 2018 Jazz Maui 4th Of July Concerts In Lahaina Jazz Maui presents live music on two stages for the 4th of July Celebration in Lahaina! On Lahaina Library's oceanside lawn next to Pioneer Inn, the Chop Suey Jazz Orchestra with special guests will kick-off the concert at 5 pm. Entertainment continues with the Maui Community Band until the fireworks show begins. At Outlets of Maui on Front Street, enjoy continuous DJ tunes and live jazz from 4 pm. Then watch the fireworks show over the ocean at 8 pm Kapalua Wine & Food Festival

AUGUST 18, 2018 Maui Calls 2018: In Celebration of Hula at the MACC Maui Arts & Cultural Center’s signature fundraising gala begins with a fresh flower lei greeting and Hawaiian music serenade.

MAY 19, 2018

Guests mix and mingle as they sample delectable pupu created

10th Annual Maui Brewers Festival at the MACC

by chefs from stellar Maui restaurants and premium wines

The MACC's annual fundraiser—the Maui Brewers Festival—is one of Maui's top

from boutique wineries. The event will also offer a range of live

festivals! The event features tasty food from local restaurants and caterers at

entertainment and dancing on stage. More details to follow!

no additional charge, beer tastings from local and national craft breweries, live music featuring Riddum Station, Yum Yum Beast, Shea Butter and the Cream,

SEPTEMBER 29, 2018

door prizes, a home brew competition, and lots of fun!

Gimme Shelter... A Rock & Roll Fur Ball the Maui Humane Society Join the Maui Humane Society on Saturday, September 29 from 5-10pm at the

JUNE 2, 2018

Four Seasons Resort Maui for "Gimme Shelter... A Rock & Roll Fur Ball." The

MAMo at the MACC

evening will include a plated dinner, no-host bar (two drink vouchers included

Maui Arts & Cultural Center and the PA’I Foundation present MAMo at the

with each ticket), Hard Rock Cat-sino, Live and Silent auctions, and much more!

MACC for the fifth consecutive year. The event was launched in Honolulu

Each ticket also includes $100 in casino chips!

in 2006. A component of the Maoli Arts Movement, the wearable art show celebrates Hawaiian design in fabric and clothing—specifically in terms of

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cultural motif—in a way that makes it more than just a runway fashion show.

Maui Ukulele Festival 2018 Enjoy a relaxed afternoon on the lawn as acclaimed ukulele musicians fill the

JUNE 7-10, 2018

air with island music! Renowned ukulele advocate and teacher, Roy Sakuma, will

37th Annual Kapalua Wine & Food Festival

serve as emcees to help us celebrate Hawaii's beloved instrument.This year's

Join us for the Kapalua Wine and Food Festival – a magical weekend on the

lineup will be announced at a later date. Fine ukulele will be featured as door

shores of the world-renowned Kapalua Resort and the longest running food

prizes, and the festival also features displays of made-in-Hawaii arts and crafts

and wine event in the USA. This annual wine festival on Maui brings together

and ono-licious island foods available for purchase.

oenophiles, gourmands and enthusiasts of the good life to celebrate, learn and experience the finest culinary trends and viniculture.

JUNE 13-17, 2018 Maui Film Festival The Maui Film Festival is back for it's 19th annual movie extravaganza. On June 13 and through the 17, it's time once again to celebrate films and filmmakers from around the globe who inspire us, take us on an exploration of the human mind through the art of cinema, and bring culture, fantasy, and adventure to Wailea and it's world-class resorts. Enjoy a variety of films under the starry Hawaiian skies at the Celestial Cinema as well as the Maui Arts and Cultural Center. Maui Film Festival @ Celestial Cinema

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Luaus

ENTERTAINMENT MAUI STYLE By Karee Carlucci

A typical Hawaiian celebration is the lu‘au

feast. For the out-sider, it means a grand hula production with dinner. Did you know that the word lu‘au means to be filled full, but also refers to the tender green leaf of the taro plant? These leaves were used as cooking vessels. ‘Aha‘aina was the original Hawaiian word for feast, which literally means “a gathering of the land.” At one time, the people of Hawai‘i had to find an excuse not to hold a lu¯‘au. Just mentioning it would start everyone gathering the needs for a successful feast. From the mountain would

come a pua‘a (pig) which was baked in the ground. From the ocean limu (seaweed) was gathered; it was believed to release someone from wrongdoing. And from the cultivated land would come kalo (taro) root pounded into poi and ti leaves to cover a table (or mat) to elicit protection. But the essential ingredient for a truly successful lu‘au is sharing Aloha. Visitors to these islands soon find that the feast accompanied by music and dance is one of the best ways to celebrate Hawai‘i.

Wailele Polynesian Luau at The Westin Maui Resort & Spa The Wailele Polynesian Lu‘au at The Westin Maui Resort & Spa is held outdoors alongside the legendary Ka’anapali Beach with a stunning oceanfront backdrop. The dinner show utilizes the elements of earth, fire and water to reflect the rich Polynesian culture through superb performances with vibrant costumes. The Aloha Pavilion with cascading waterfalls, tropical gardens and tiki torches presents the perfect setting for guests to embark on an exciting journey to the Polynesian Islands where dance was considered not just as a form of entertainment, but as means of telling stories. Highlights iclude the story of Pele, Goddess of Fire and a performance dedicated to Wailele (meaning waterfalls). The show also features dances from Hawaii, Fiji, Tahiti, New Zealand and Samoa.

The breath taking finale is none other than Maui’s only extreme fire-knife dance performance. Enjoy a superb Hawaiian meal served buffet style with traditional selections for an authentic experience. The three hour experience includes a free flow of drinks all evening with Mai Tais, signature cocktails, local beers, sodas and fruit juices. Scheduled Tuesday, Thursday and Sunday evenings, additional shows are presented during summer and holiday seasons. Visit westinmaui.com/luau for show dates and details. For reservations, call the resort at 808-661-2992 or stop at the concierge desks at The Westin Maui Resort & Spa or The Westin Ka’anapali Ocean Resort Villas. (see page 41)

The Feast at Lele at 505 Front Street, Lahaina The Feast at Lele, an elegant pageant of Polynesia, is nestled in an intimate beachfront patio in South Lahaina. Executive Chef Adrian Aina combines fine dining with exciting Polynesian entertainment at The Feast at Lele. Set in an intimate garden setting, private tables are terraced around a raised beachfront platform. As the sun sinks, silhouetting Lana‘i island across the Auau channel, an outrigger canoe paddled by Hawaiian warriors is welcomed ashore with the blowing of the conch. A seamless presentation ensues as the dancers take diners on a tour of Hawai’i, Aotearoa (New Zealand), Tahiti and Samoa. As Polynesia is explored, corresponding cuisine is brought to the table. While the New Zealand Maori frighten their foes with their famous tattooed faces and haka (war dance); a 5 Hour Island Scented Braised Beef in Kiwi Jus and Sauteed Sweet Potato and Mushrooms are served, along

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with a 3rd seasonal Chef special. And when the sweet romance of Tahiti is presented with the exciting hip movements and regal feathered headdresses, there is Grilled Ginger Chicken with a Tahitian Lime Aoili and Mango Relish and Poisson Cru, along with a 3rd seasonal Chef special. The five-course Polynesian feast orchestrated by Executive Chef Aina will satiate any appetite and please the gourmet palette immensely.“Island grown fruits and vegetables, many from our own organic farm, are incorporated into traditional Polynesian fare,” Chef Aina said. “Complete with tableside service, this is a ‘foodie’s’ luau.” A burst of fire signals the grand finale, a stunning exhibition of Samoan fire knife dancing. For more information on The Feast at Lele visit www.feastatlele.com or call (808) 667-5353. (see pages 10,11)

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Mauka Makai “Building Their Legacy”

at The Westin Nanea Ocean Villas

ecently voted "Best New Restaurant, 2018 ‘Aipono Awards", Mauka Makai and The Westin Nanea Ocean Villas has much to celebrate since opening their doors just one year ago. Executive Chef Ikaika Manaku and Sous Chefs, Kirk Areola and Gemsley Balagso grew up in Hawai‘i hunting and fishing, living the ahu'pua'a lifestyle from which they draw inspiration. They take pride in sharing dishes that represent the importance of perpetuating the land by sourcing ingredients within a 40-mile radius of the resort’s signature restaurant. Chef Kirk describes, “There is great importance in utilizing sustainable resources that support the community as well as teaching our future generations to practice caring for their ‘aina (land).” Chef Ikaika has brought this principle into the kitchen with his mentorship of Chef Gemsley and Chef Kirk. With their dinner menu featuring island favorites with a uniquely modern twist, Chef Ikaika encourages his team to enjoy food and the process of creating dishes that remind them of home, "...I like to cook the way I like to eat.

And I don't mind sharing my recipes because then I have a reason to create something new." Chef Gemsley added, “It's never about who’s cooking what, but the love of the food and who you’re cooking for.” Try their nightly share plate menu featuring dishes like the ginger marinated Fried Pork Chop which is paired with a tangy banana ketchup and cucumber kimchee. Or enjoy their new weekly Friday Pa‘ina dinner and Sunday Brunch buffets featuring live entertainment and drink specials. Come to Mauka Makai for their one-of-a-kind dining experiences but stay for their people.

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Eat Mauka Makai Voted Maui’s Best New Restaurant at the ‘Aipono Awards, Mauka Makai offers stunning ocean views and flavorful dishes sourced from mauka to makai (mountain to sea). Explore their latest buffet dining options, the Friday Pa‘ina dinner and the delightful Sunday Brunch both accompanied by live local entertainment! At the weekly Friday Pa‘ina dinner buffet, enjoy an island-inspired feast by Executive Chef Ikaika Manaku and his culinary team. Indulge in Hawaiian favorites such as Chicken Katsu, Banana Steamed Fresh Catch, a signature Poke Bar, and much more! The indulgent Sunday Brunch buffet serves up breakfast classics and irresistible dishes like Lemongrass Poached Shrimp, Oven-Roasted Huli Chicken, Prime Rib and a variety of fresh salads. To complete the dining experience Mimosas and Beermosas will be served.

For more information or to make a reservation call (808) 662-6400 or visit www.westinnanea.com/maukamakai.

Kids five and under eat for free. Complimentary valet parking. ©2018 Marriott International, Inc. (“Marriott”). All Rights Reserved. Westin and its logo are the trademarks of Marriott or its affiliates.

PA‘INA DINNER BUFFET

$45 for Adults/$22 for Keiki Friday Nights 5:00PM–9:00PM Offers may vary, subject to change.

SUNDAY BRUNCH BUFFET

$49 for adults/$24 for Keiki Sunday Mornings 10:30AM–2:30PM Offers may vary, subject to change.

Happy Hour

HOT SPOTS

GRAND WAILEA MAUI

HUMUHUMUNUKUNUKUAPUA‘A BAR & LOUNGE The newly renovated HUMUHUMU restaurant boasts modern Hawaiian details, a subtle nod to ocean themes including fishing and voyaging, and the debut of award-winning Chef Mike Lofaro's Hawai'i seasonal cuisine. Humu Lounge open daily from 5 pm to 11 pm nightly and live

entertainment Wednesday - Saturday from 8 pm - 11pm. Dinner service nightly from 5:30 pm to 10 pm. *subject to change without notice. Complimentary validated parking. (page 75)

Grand Mai Tai Ingredients:

3. ½ tsp Versawhip 2000 (Sub 2 egg whites)

1.5 oz

Ron Zacapa 23yr Rum

.75 oz

Cointreau

.75 oz

BG Orgeat

4. Mixed and placed into a whip cream dispenser charged with NO2

1 oz

Lime Juice

Preparation:

Dash

Tiki Bitters

1. Shake all ingredients with ice.

Pineapple Foam Preparation:

2. Strain into rocks glass filled with ice.

1. 2 cups Pineapple

3. Garnish with Pineapple Vanilla Foam, Pineapple Leaf.

2. 1 vanilla bean (Sub 1tsp vanilla extract)

CANE & CANOE BAR Cane & Canoe bar’s mixologists proudly present their handcrafted cocktails and curated wine selection. The plantationstyle bar is beautifully furnished, including a pool table and television with DirecTV channels for optimal sporting and special event viewing. Casual and traditional bar menu items include salads, sandwiches, wings, poke tacos and house-made soft pretzels. The restaurant menu is also available. Happy Hour is celebrated daily from 4:30pm to 6:00pm. Cane & Canoe bar is open until 10:30pm.

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INU POOL BAR THE WESTIN NANEA OCEAN VILLAS Join us at Inu Pool Bar for happy hour from 3:00 p.m. to 6:00 p.m. daily. This poolside bar features panoramic views of the Pacific. Enjoy drink specials including $4 draft Maui Brewing Co. beers, $9 house wines and our exclusive Westin Nanea Barrel-Aged Buffalo Trace Bourbon serve in any cocktail or on the rocks for $8. (pages 22, 23)

KA‘ANAPALI

PAILOLO BAR & GRILL, THE WESTIN KA-‘ANAPALI OCEAN RESORT VILLAS At Pailolo Bar & Grill, unwind with happy hour from 10:30am-11:30am, 4:00pm-6:00pm and 8:30pm-10:00pm daily. The oceanfront sports bar features freshly prepared appetizers, burgers, salads alongside happy hour specials including $5 mai tais, $6 house chardonnay and cabernet, special-priced draft beer or any “Drink of the Day” for $7 and select side dishes for $4. Catch your favorite teams in action with live sports broadcasts or enjoy live entertainment near Pailolo’s outdoor fire pit. (page 42)

THE WESTIN MAUI RESORT & SPA From the Beach Bar with unrivaled ocean views to Relish Burger Bistro with its sports bar and poolside setting, you can enjoy daily food and drink specials. Try the Dragonberry Bomb, Mana Mule and the award-winning No Ka ‘Oi Mai Tai. At Relish Oceanside, Happy Hour specials from 5 pm to 7 pm include $5 draft beer, $7 house wine by the glass and $10 selected tropical cocktails. (page 40)

AUNTIE'S KITCHEN, THE WESTIN KA‘ANAPALI OCEAN RESORT VILLAS Auntie’s Kitchen offers two daily happy hours, 7:00am-11:30am and 3:00pm–5:00pm. Enjoy $5 mai tais, $2 off draft beers, $6 glasses of house wines and special priced appetizers while dining al-fresco at this relaxed poolside venue. (pages 38, 39)

MONKEYPOD KITCHEN, KA-‘ANAPALI Celebrate the Craft of Food, Drink and Merrimaking with TWO Happy Hours daily from 3pm to 5:30pm

UMALU AT HYATT REGENCY MAUI RESORT & SPA Two Happy Hours are better than one at the poolside

and 9pm to 11pm. Specials include half priced select

‘Umalu restaurant with $8 bloody marys, maitais,

appetizers, and $10 select hand tossed pizzas. 36

screwdrivers and mimosas from 11am to noon, and a

craft beers on tap served at 29 degrees, artisanal

later Happy Hour from 5pm to 6pm with pupus, beer and

cocktails, a diverse wine selection, and 50% off all

cocktail specials. Experience the award-winning Japengo

bubbles on Sunday. Live music three times daily.

restaurant for Happy Hour from 5pm to 6pm, with specially

The Monkeypod Mai Tai has been voted best Mai

priced pupus, $6 draft beers, and $7 cocktails and wine.

Tai on the island, recognized by the iconic topping of

Also enjoy Japengo's nightly live entertainment from

honey-lilikoi foam. (page 9)

5:30pm to 7:30pm and complimentary validated parking.

LAHAINA

(pages 102, 103)

pacific’O Restaurant Enjoy Happy Hour daily from 4:00pm to 5:30pm and view the sunset over the Pacific in your seating by the beach. Live Hawaiian music Saturdays. The menu reflects their cuisine and the O’o Farm products. Try the daily fresh farm cocktail and pair it with Ceviche tacos, Pork belly, truffle fries or Tenderloin pineapple skewers. Craft beers are $4-$4.50 and select wine for $5. Very tasty Farm to Bar cocktails for $4-$7! Located at 505 Front St. (pages 54, 55)

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Happy Hour _ _ LAHAINA

HOT SPOTS

- RUTH’S CHRIS STEAK HOUSE LAHAINA

With locations in Lahaina and Wailea, is the “Prime” venue to celebrate Happy Hour on Maui. Both restaurants feature fabulous appetizer and drink specials from 5 pm to 7 pm daily. Located on historic Front Street, the Lahaina venue offers spectacular views of the island of Lanai. (page 73)

COOL CAT CAFE

CAPTAIN JACK’S

Happy Hour at Cool Cat Cafe features live action views on Front St and the Banyan Tree, everyday from 3pm to 6pm We have a full cocktail menu with local brews on tap. Try our rib plate char-broiled and our tender chicken Hula Sticks both smothered with our “House” sauces. So ono! Belly up to the bar and rub elbows with the local fishermen from Lahaina Harbor and hear about their fresh catch! Post sunset live music nightly! (page 47)

Happy Hour daily from 2pm to 5pm. Captain Jack’s Island Grill serves a high-octane spin on a Hawaiian classic. Jack’s Mai Tai comes only off the top shelf with Sailor Jerry Rum as their house selection afloat with no less than the Kracken White Label Dark Rum. Paired with a plate of Happy Hour Fish Tacos this cocktail puts you in the perfect state of mind after a long day on the high seas. “Belly up to the bar and chill like a Captain!” (page 46)

KIHEI

NALU’S SOUTH SHORE GRILL THREE’S BAR & GRILL Voted Best on Maui for numerous years, Three's has everything you look for in a great Happy Hour! $3.75 wells, drafts, margaritas and Mai Tais, as well as $5 white and red wine. On the food side, they offer largely discounted appetizers, sushi and $2 freshly-shucked oysters. Their Happy Hour is from 3pm till 6pm daily and again from 9pm to 10pm. (pages 70, 71)

Happy Hour daily from 3-6pm featuring their Margaritas $5 and Nalu's Signature Mai Tais $7. Daily all day specials on beer-$5 and well drinks- $4. Food served til 9 PM. Enjoy live Hawaiian contemporary music nightly. Dinner shows starting at 5 PM on Friday and Saturday nights. Located on the oceanside of Azeka I Shopping Center. 1280 So. Kihei Road, Kihei (page 3)

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LUANA

WAILEA

Cocktails Toes in the Sand

BOTERO LOUNGE at GRAND WAILEA Daily, 2pm – 12am live contemporary Hawaiian music nightly from 5pm – 7pm. Happy Hours 5 pm - 8 pm / 8 pm - 10 pm. Happy hour from 5 pm to 8 pm include specialty cocktails, beers, wine, pupu and nightly sunset torch lighting. From 8 pm to 10 pm wine down with half-off selected bottles of wine or champagne. Lounge under the stars amidst Hawaii’s largest private art collection of Fernando Botero sculptures. Complimentary validated parking. (page 75)

compliments of Montage Kapalua

KOFairmont Kea Lani’s signature restaurant Ko- offers award-winning cuisine inspired by the vast collection of ethnicities brought together during Maui’s sugarcane plantation era. With over 90 percent of fish, beef and produce sourced locally, the flavors are as genuine as they are sustainable. Join Ko- for happy hour 3:00pm – 5:00pm daily. (pages 6, 7)

RUTH’S CHRIS STEAK HOUSE WAILEA With locations in Lahaina and Wailea, is the “Prime” venue to celebrate Happy Hour on Maui. Both restaurants feature fabulous appetizer and drink specials from 5 pm to 7 pm daily at the bar only. The Wailea restaurant is located within walking distance of the Wailea resorts at the Shops at Wailea. (page 73)

Ingredients: Blanco tequila Cointreau, Fresh Lime Agave Syrup Lilikoi Method: 1.5oz Tequila .75oz Cointreau .5oz Lime .5oz Agave Syrup 1oz Lilikoi Shake well and pour and add rocks Use a glass with salted rim. Garnish with Lime Wheel

MONKEYPOD KITCHEN Celebrate the Craft of Food, Drink and Merrimaking with TWO Happy Hours daily from 3pm to 5:30pm and 9pm to 11pm. 36 craft beers on tap served at 29 degrees, artisanal cocktails, a diverse wine selection and 50% off all bubbles on Sunday. Live music three times daily. The “No Ka Oi”, voted “#1 Cocktail on Maui” by Travel & Leisure Magazine, features locally sourced ingredients such as Ocean Vodka, Thai basil, fresh lime, and a house-made honey lilikoi puree. (page 9) MENU-MAGAZINE.COM | MENU

Night Life! Entertainment Maui Style WEST MAUI

MONTAGE KAPALUA BAY The signature restaurant, Cane & Canoe is reminiscent of a traditional Hawaiian canoe house, representing a community wide gathering place. In this historically rich locale, enjoy diversely influenced cultural cuisine under the direction of Chef de Cuisine Robert Barrera. The bar is open daily from 4:30pm to 10:30pm. Unwind and enjoy featured live music, uniquely handcrafted beverages including the famed Kapalua Butterfly cocktail and of course, delectable cuisine showcasing fresh, local ingredients. (pages 32, 33)

THE WESTIN KA‘ANAPALI OCEAN RESORT VILLAS

SOUTH MAUI

End your day in paradise with an evening of live music at The Westin Kā‘anapali Ocean Resort Villas. Sit back and relax with your favorite cocktail while accomplished local artists perform an amazing repertoire of Hawaiian and contemporary hits at the poolside Auntie’s Kitchen and the oceanfront Pailolo Bar & Grill. Offered seven days a week, hours will vary, for more information call (808) 667-3254. (pages 37, 39)

Come join us at Nalu's South Shore Grill for live island entertainment every night of the week. Join us for our Dinner Shows featuring the music of Amy Hanaiali‘i on Wednesday nights and two well known local musicians Barry Flanagan of HAPA and Eric Gilliom every Friday night - and enjoy our three course dinner shows from 7:30 pm to 9:30 pm. - go to nalusmaui.com to make reservations. Nalu's is located in the back oceanside of Azeka I. 1280 S. Kihei Rd. (pages 3, 76)

THE WESTIN NANEA OCEAN VILLAS Unwind with a spectacular sunset, your favorite cocktail and live entertainment at The Westin Nanea Ocean Villas. Local musicians perform every Wednesday, Thursday and Friday from 6:00PM– 8:00PM on the outdoor terrace at the resort’s signature restaurant, Mauka Makai. For regular updates on the artist line-up and entertainment highlights, visit westinnanea.com or find us on Facebook, Twitter or Instagram at @westinnanea and @eat.mauka.makai. (pages 22, 23)

CAPTAIN JACK'S ISLAND GRILL Located on Front St. features live music, Thursday through Sunday from 7:30pm–10pm. For music highlights and the artist line-up, please visit www.captainjacksmaui.com or "like" us on facebook @ CaptainJacksIslandGrill. (page 46)

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COOL CAT CAFE Located on Front St. features live music nightly from 7:30-10pm. Monday: Hawaiian/ Contemporary music with PeterD Tuesday: Jazz Night with Marv Blue & Band Wednesday through Sunday: a mixture of Hawaiian/ Contemporary music from accomplished local artists. For music highlights and the weekly artist line-up, please visit www.coolcatcafe.com or "like" us on facebook @ CoolCatCafeMaui. (page 47)

PACIFIC’O Pacific’O located on the ocean-side side of 505 Front Street has entertainment on Saturdays from 4:30pm to 6:30pm. Kendall Dean plays acoustic guitar. Come and join us and try our Happy Hour specials until 5:30 pm and stay for dinner featuring O’o Farm produce and fresh seafood! (pages 54, 55)

NALU’S SOUTH SHORE GRILL

THREE’S BAR & GRILL Live entertainment all day and night 7 days a week; breakfast, lunch and dinner with some of Maui's best acoustic performers. Three’s offers Maui's best comedy night on Tuesdays, and on Thursday nights Ernesto and Barbara get the dance floor going with the top Salsa night on the island. Check out their 9pm to 10pm Happy Hour specials. It’s the best place on the island for great entertainment at a great price. (pages 70, 71)

LUANA AT FAIRMONT KEA LANI In Hawai‘i, the end of each day is celebrated with “pau hana,” a social time reserved for enjoying friends and liberations. Idyllically located with sensational sunset vistas, LUANA invites you to enjoy live entertainment Wednesday through Saturday from 7:00pm-10:00pm masterfully paired with the culture of cocktails, spirits, wines, brews and pupu (light fare). Open daily from 4:00pm11:00pm. Happy Hour daily from 8:00pm–10:00pm. (pages 6, 7)

CATCH THE SPARKLE OF BROADWAY

Photo courtesy of Jack Grace Photography

ProArts Playhouse Small Theater... Big Talent!

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orth of the landmark Pu‘u Keka‘a and around the necklace of bays of Chief Pi‘ilani (Na Hono-a-pi‘ilani) is Kapalua Resort. In old Hawai‘i, the area was identified by the names of its principal bays, Honokahua and Honolua, which saw the comings and goings of voyaging canoes and fleets of war canoes. In the 1890s, one of Maui’s first missionary sons inherited this land and purchased thousands of acres more to found what would become one of Hawai‘i’s largest corporations, Alexander & Baldwin. As the pineapple crops flourished, Baldwin’s Honolua Ranch grew, importing laborers from Asia and the Azores and building homes in camps, a company store and offices. Some buildings can still be seen around the resort today, including the landmark Honolua Store, built in 1929, which is still in operation. Perhaps Kapalua Resort’s most significant legacy is that of environmental conservation. When the resort was conceived in the late 1970s, owners Maui Land & Pineapple Company instituted conservation programs for a majority of their priceless landholdings: Honolua Bay and Mokulē‘ia Bay were designated a Marine Life Conservation District. On the mountainside, the Pu‘u Kukui Watershed Preserve is the largest privately owned nature preserve in the state and home to plant and animal species that exist nowhere else in the world. Through the centuries, Ka-‘anapali has been revered in legend and is an attractive landscape of natural beauty. This area, which encompasses Hanakao‘o (Canoe) Beach at the south end to Kahekili (Keka‘a) Beach in the north, has always beckoned people to explore long stretches of golden sand, cultivate fertile plains, and wonder at the peaks of Mauna Kahalawai. In ancient times Ka-‘anapali (then known as Keka‘a) was the site of a thriving fishing village, lush fields of taro, warrior training grounds and a fierce battle between two royal brothers. The resort area was steeped in legends, such as the feats of Maui, the demi-god and Pueo, the guardian owl. The lore from a 15th century high chief who ruled the community at Keka‘a and banished his mischievous son to the neighboring island of Lana‘i to tame its ghosts, to the feats of Kahekili, the Thunderer, a chief who excelled in the sport of cliff diving and was fearless. In modern times, before the development of Hawai‘i’s first master-planned resort, the area boasted a horse race track, and railroad tracks that led to a pier for shipping sugar cane. The early years of Ka-‘anapali Resort saw the establishment of a convenient airstrip, which guided visitors in prop planes right to their hotel’s front desk.

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Story by Karee Carlucci

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...The menu is modern Hawaiian – reflecting the islands’ multicultural legacy...

ontage Kapalua Bay’s signature restaurant, Cane & Canoe, is reminiscent of a traditional Hawaiian canoe house. In this historically rich locale, travelers and locals dine together and savor diversely influenced island cuisine with a heavy focus on the finest seafood and locally sourced ingredients. Led by chef de cuisine Robert Barrera, the menu is modern Hawaiian – reflecting the islands’ multicultural legacy. With a breathtaking ocean view, seafood naturally plays a leading role, with the freshest catch and produce available, sourced locally, whenever possible. From the land, this signature restaurant boasts an impressive steak program showcasing filet mignon, short ribs and more. Named “Best Innovative Menu” on Maui, our culinary team serves modern dishes with inspiration from the island’s multicultural heritage. This signature restaurant’s interior honors the local culture with a comfortable, communal atmosphere that is rich in wood scrollwork, woven textures and vibrant floral touches. This homage to the past is juxtaposed with elements of modern luxury that offer clean lines and a sophisticated setting. The modern plantation-style venue, Cane & Canoe bar, offers casual fare as well as the full island-inspired restaurant menu. Open daily, enjoy Happy Hour from 4:30pm to 6:00pm and food service until 10:30pm. With a large television featuring DirecTV and a pool table, there is no better place to spend a relaxing time with family and friends.

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Sunday Brunch features an array of savory and sweet culinary delights. In addition to the delicious breakfast menu, enjoy brunch selections including favorites such as Shrimp and Grits, Chicken and Waffles and Steak and Eggs. Indulge and “Build-your-own Bloody Mary” with an assortment of liquor, mixers and all the trimmings to make a most decadent libation. Take in the beautiful landscape and ocean view while enjoying live jazz music starting from 9:00am. Complimentary valet parking available. For reservations, call (808) 662-6681. Montage Kapalua Bay One Bay Drive Lahaina, HI 96761 Cane & Canoe Open Daily | Breakfast 7:00 a.m. to 11:00 a.m. Sunday Brunch | 10:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. Dinner | 5:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. (25% off for Kama`aina Monday and Thursday) Nightly Live Entertainment | 5:30 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. Cane & Canoe Bar Open Daily | 4:30 p.m. to 10:30 p.m. Nightly Happy Hour | 4:30 p.m. to 6:00 p.m. Live Music on Saturday Nights

www.caneandcanoe.com (808) 662-6681

A recipe for authenticity in a legendary setting.

Experience Dining on the Renowned Shores of Kapalua

With breathtaking ocean views, locally-inspired architecture and modern island fare, the best of Maui past and present are on display at Cane & Canoe. The signature restaurant at Montage Kapalua Bay â&#x20AC;&#x201C; where every meal becomes an unforgettable memory. SERVING BREAKFAST & DINNER DAILY SUNDAY BRUNCH & BLOODY MARY BAR NIGHTLY LIVE ENTERTAINMENT & HAPPY HOUR

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PREVIEWS ‘AINA GOURMET MARKET

Kapalua to Kā‘anapali

This environmentally-savvy market and café is lobby level at the Honua Kai Resort & Spa in North Ka-‘anapali. An excellent wine selection complements a bevy of Maui made products which the Market Manager will happily customize into artful gift baskets. ‘Aina Gourmet sells its own roasted 100 % Maui coffee; fresh, seasonal produce and local eggs. It’s also perfect for quick, casual lunches or stocking the picnic basket Sandwiches, organic salads, decadent gelato, healthy fresh juices, smoothies and freshly baked goods round out the gourmet coffee bar. Why is the food so good? It is from the partners at O’o Farm and pacific’O.

www.AinaGourmet.com see page 43

Honokowai 808.662.2832 | Daily 7:00am–9:00pm

AUNTIE’S KITCHEN

Located poolside at The Westin Ka-‘anapali Ocean Resort Villas, Auntie’s Kitchen is the perfect place to take a break from the sun and enjoy relaxed dining featuring farmfresh ingredients and island-style dishes. The restaurant offers an expansive breakfast menu, lunch and dinner, and prime rib nightly. The cocktail menu is inspired by local spirits and the freshest ingredients from Maui’s farms.

Kā‘anapali | 808.667.3254 | Daily 7:00am–9:00pm | Daily Happy Hour 7:00am–11:30am & 3:00pm–5:00pm

www.WestinKaanapali.com see pages 38, 39

CANE & CANOE

Located at Montage Kapalua Bay, Cane & Canoe offers its guests a window into Hawaii - both past and present. Here in this historically rich locale, travelers and locals come together, savoring creative, modern cuisine that celebrates Hawaii’s diverse cultural influences. Fresh seafood, accompanied with only the best locally sourced produce, naturally plays a leading role in this breathtaking ocean view location. For meat lovers, this signature restaurant boasts an impressive steak program that showcases the finest filet mignon, short rib, pork chop and more.

www.caneandcanoe.com see pages 32, 33

DRUMS OF THE PACIFIC LU‘AU

Drums of the Pacific Lu‘au Experience an unforgettable evening immersed in Polynesian culture at Maui's most exciting lu'au, located at the Hyatt Regency Maui Resort and Spa. Enjoy song and dance from the islands of the South Pacific, including hula from Hawaii, hip-shaking dances of Tahiti, warrior dances of the Maori people, the thrilling three-man Samoan fire-knife dance and much more! An all-you-can-eat buffet features traditional island fare, such as poi, lomi lomi salmon, and kalua pig straight from the underground imu oven; unlimited desserts, drinks and keiki options. Enjoy an island wear fashion show, onstage hula lesson, and crafts made by local Maui artisans, all in the beautiful oceanside Sunset Terrace. Free parking is available for dining guests.

www.drumsofthepacificmaui.com see pages 102, 103 34

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PREVIEWS JAPENGO

Kapalua to Kā‘anapali

Serving up world-class steaks, seafood, sushi and specialty cocktails, Japengo at Hyatt Regency Maui Resort and Spa is voted Best Pacific Rim and Asian Cuisine on Maui. Japengo draws on Hawaii’s freshest, locally-grown ingredients coupled with exotic flavors of the Pacific Rim. Enjoy indoor and outdoor patio seating overlooking the resort waterfalls and famed Kā‘anapali Beach, or watch as Maui's best sushi is rolled to order in the chic Sushi Lounge. Whether you are celebrating an intimate moment or entertaining a large group, Japengo provides the perfect ambiance for any occasion. Experience all that Japengo has to offer, including nightly happy hour, live entertainment and seasonal Maui Tastemakers pairing dinners. Free parking is available for dining guests.

www.japengomaui.com see page 103

HANA HOU BAR AT MONTAGE KAPALUA BAY

Relax and enjoy the best in island inspired cuisine and drinks while overlooking one of America’s Best Beaches, Kapalua Bay. After a stroll along the Kapalua coastal walk or a day of pampering at Spa Montage, join us for casual fare including wings, sandwiches, fish tacos, flatbread, burgers, salads, perfectly chilled local brews and the most tropical of cocktails. At this outdoor venue, you can watch your favorite sporting and special events with the ocean as your backdrop. Kapalua | 808.662.6620 | Montage Kapalua Bay | Open Daily | Lunch 11:00am–5:00pm

www.montagehotels.com/kapaluabay see page 32, 33

MAUKA MAKAI

www.westinnanea.com/ maukamakai see pages 22, 23

The Westin Nanea Ocean Villas’ award-winning signature restaurant is inspired by the Hawaiian way of life within an ahupua‘a. Executive Chef Ikaika Manaku’s menu was thoughtfully designed to include farm-fresh ingredients sourced locally from mauka to makai (mountain to sea). With a refreshing and approachable ambience, guests of all ages are welcomed to partake in a variety of weekly offerings while enjoying ocean views. Try the unique share plate dinner menu featuring flavorful dishes such as the Pohaku Natural Prime Ribeye served on a hot stone that guests finish cooking at the table, the Pork & ‘Ahi with Maui Onion Jam and a variety of satisfying sides. Mauka Makai also serves a breakfast buffet and island a la carte entrées every morning. Visit for the new Friday Night Pa‘ina buffet dinner, accompanied by live entertainment, serving Hawaiian favorites such as Chicken Katsu, Kalua Pork & a Poke Station. On Sundays enjoy the new Brunch Buffet serving up breakfast classics and delectable dishes like Lemongrass Poached Shrimp, Salmon Poke, Prime Rib and a variety of fresh salads accompanied by a bottomless mimosa and bromosa cart!

Kā‘anapali | 808.662.6400 | Breakfast daily 6:30am–10:30am | Dinner daily 5:30pm–9:00pm

‘U-MALU

- malu offers guests a reprieve from the Meaning “the shade cast by a cliff” in Hawaiian, ‘U sun so they may enjoy a restful and soothing dining experience. Located poolside at the Hyatt Regency - malu is open for lunch and dinner. Choose from a Maui Resort & Spa with views of the Pacific Ocean, ‘U variety of fresh salads, creative sandwiches, and light pupus, such as our famous Uncle Kimo's Ahi Poke Nachos. Enjoy refreshing cocktails and delicious smoothies throughout the day at the shaded restaurant or between the waterfalls at Grotto Bar. Dine under the stars with our dinner menu full of mouthwatering entrees; including Hawaiian Ahi and Seared Scallops. Free parking is available for dining guests.

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The Westin Ka‘anapali Ocean Resort Villas “This Wine is For You" at Pu- lehu, an Italian Grill

Pūlehu features an extensive selection of wine from around the world. Let Jim Hansen, Pūlehu’s restaurant manager and wine expert, help you complement your dinner with the perfect pairing. “Wine should enhance your entire dining experience,” said Jim Hansen. “At Pūlehu, we have had the pleasure of tasting hundreds of different wines. We only offer those that we have come to love and enjoy and hope you will as well.” For unparalleled romantic dining, couples can enjoy Pūlehu’s new Taste the Stars experience, an intimate dinner for two under the Maui Stars. Held within a romantic koi pond garden setting, the night begins at sunset with a toast of the exquisite Dom Perignon® champagne followed by four delicious courses paired with handselected fine wines. $120 per person. Reservations are required as seating is limited, call 808-667-3254. Seating times are at sunset and vary with season.

atisfy your every craving with rustic Italian cuisine at Pūlehu, an Italian Grill. Located at The Westin Kā‘anapali Ocean Resort Villas, this relaxed, upscale restaurant presents a combination of authentic flavors of Italy with the fresh ingredients of Maui. Named “Best Italian – Gold” ‘Aipono Award winner six years in a row (2011-2016) and Wine Spectator Award of Excellence winner 5 years in a row (2013-2017), Pūlehu offers delicious appetizers, hearty entrees and irresistible desserts, served in generous portions that pair well with the thoughtfully curated collection of fine wines on-hand. At the helm of the restaurant’s contemporary show kitchen is the talented Chef de Cuisine Jesse Pita. His Italian heritage and extensive culinary background were key in the creation of the exquisite menu. The epicurean journey at Pūlehu begins with starters such as Flashed Brussels Sprouts with Maui Surfing Goat cheese, hand-rolled Pan-Fried Gnocchi Genovese, wood-fired hand-tossed pizzas and Caprese salad with local vine ripened tomatoes and burrata cheese made fresh, in-house daily. Indulge in Chef Jesse’s traditional entrees like the popular house-made Lasagna that is served in a hot skillet, melting with cheese, or a decadent serving of Fettucine Alfredo. The signature Risotto Crusted Pesce made with the catch-of-the-day highlights Hawai‘i’s fresh seafood and is a favorite among return guests and locals. Named “Best Dessert - Gold” ‘Aipono Award winner in 2017, Chef Jesse’s glutenfree Chocolate Almond Olive Oil Cake and the sweet and salty Budino are not to be missed.

Pūlehu, an Italian Grill is open Thursdays through Mondays from 5:00pm-9:00pm Pūlehu’s Tramonto Menu, the three-course prix fixe dinner for $41 per person, is exclusively offered to those seated between 5:00pm and 5:30pm. The restaurant provides complimentary self-parking. For more information or to make a reservation, please visit westinkaanapali.com/pulehu or call 808667-3254. (page 37)

To find out more about The Westin Kā‘anapali Ocean Resort Villas please go to:

www.WestinKaanapali.com See their ad on Page 37

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The Westin Ka-‘anapali Ocean Resort Villas Cooks Up a New Restaurant

Auntie’s Kitchen

elebrate the melting pot of flavors and cuisine that make up Hawai‘i’s local culinary culture at Auntie’s Kitchen, located at The Westin Kā‘anapali Ocean Resort Villas. Enjoy casual dining and island hospitality as you sit poolside – Auntie’s Kitchen is made to feel as if you’re visiting a friend’s or relative’s house down the street and enjoying hearty dishes inspired by popular local comfort food. Auntie’s Kitchen supports local farmers and strives to be as sustainable as possible. “With Auntie’s Kitchen, we aim to deliver a food and beverage experience that highlights the best that local Maui cuisine has to offer in a setting that is relaxed, approachable and evokes a sense of comforting familiarity and a welcoming ‘ohana,” said Brandon Maeda, director of food and beverage at The Westin Kā‘anapali Ocean Resort Villas. “We are committed to serving quality food and drink prepared with care and the best ingredients,” he continues. Some of the herbs are even sourced from the resort’s very own on-site aquaponics garden. Auntie’s kitchen serves breakfast, lunch and dinner daily. Rise and shine with our Breakfast Table buffet serving fluffy scrambled eggs, crispy bacon, potatoes, a bagel bar, a build-your-own acai bowl bar, seasonal

fresh fruit, and pastries. Or choose to indulge in our a la carte menu featuring, signature dishes like Haupia French Toast made with thick Hawaiian sweet bread, macadamia nut gelato and coconut syrup. The popular Kā‘anapali Beach Breakfast dish allows you to personalize your meal with two farm fresh eggs made your way and your choice of SPAM®, Portuguese sausage, pork belly or ribeye steak and a side of white or wheat toast. For lunch and dinner treat yourself to an ice-cold Maui-made beer and pupus (appetizers) like our Poke Nachos with fresh ‘ahi, house-made salsa, dynamite sauce and edamame guacamole. Local plate lunch choices include Fried Chicken Katsu and Kalua Pork. Or opt for our famous 14-oz. Maui herb rubbed Uncle’s Prime Rib served nightly. Breakfast at Auntie’s Kitchen is served 7:00am–10:30am. Lunch and dinner is offered 10:30am–9:00pm. Happy Hour is offered twice daily at 7:00am–11:30am and 3:00pm–5:00pm (excluding holidays and special events). Self-parking is complimentary. For more information or to make a reservation, please visit westinkaanapali.com/auntieskitchen. (see ad page 39)

Poke Bloody Mary

recipe: compliments of The Westin Ka-‘anapali Ocean Resort Villas

Poke Ingredients: Serves 2 4 ounces fresh ‘ahi tuna, diced into small pieces* 2 tbsp. white onion, chopped 1 tbsp. green onion, chopped splash sesame oil ½ ounce soy sauce pinch chili flakes, to taste

Bloody Mary Ingredients: 2 ounces vodka 4 ounces tomato juice 2 tbsp. sriracha sea salt

½ ounce bloody Mary seasoning ½ cup of ice 2 lime wedges

Bloody Mary Directions: Trace rim of a tall cocktail glass with lime wedge, dredge in sriracha sea salt. Pack glass with ice, pour in vodka and tomato juice. Season to taste with your favorite bloody Mary Poke Directions: mix. Garnish with lime, your choice or additional Mary garnish Place ‘ahi, white onion, green onion and chopsticks. Serve poke in two-ounce shot glass alongside and sesame oil and soy sauce in a bowl. Mix together until everything is the cocktail. coated. Serve immediately.

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*Raw fish should be kept refrigerated or on ice prior to preparing, and should be cut and handled on a separate surface than the other ingredients.

E Komo Mai

At Auntie’s Kitchen, we invite you to relax and enjoy the simple flavors of our island cuisine. Whether it’s for breakfast, lunch or dinner, we’ll have a table waiting for you. Open daily from 7am to 9pm

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Relish Oceanside “Sustainable Selections and Spectacular Sunsets”

ocated oceanfront at The Westin Maui Resort & Spa, Relish Oceanside presents al-fresco dining with some of the best happy-hour appetizers and a winning cocktail list. Executive Sous Chef Jennifer Evetushick has also designed entrée selections that showcase island-inspired cuisine with locally-grown flavors. Favorites include Blue Crab & Macadamia Nut Mahi Mahi with hamakua mushrooms, shichimi seared asparagus and sake kabayaki cream, Hawaiian Style Sticky Ribs with li hing pineapple and Pork Chop brined with local beer and roasted cauliflower. In addition to Banana Cream Pie Trifle and Relish Fudge Pie for the sweet-toothed, Chef Jenn introduced Caramelized Pineapple Cheesecake where her Aunt Gertie’s old-fashioned cheesecake recipe is enhanced with fresh Maui gold pineapple and a charred pineapple coulis. Set amidst cascading waterfalls and tropical greenery lit by flickering tiki torches, Relish Oceanside exudes a blend of subtle sophistication where guests can unwind and relax with fine wines and a tapas-style menu that includes flash fried Garlic Prawns, Pork Belly Steam Buns, Ohana Sashimi with ahi, salmon and ono or Charcuterie Board with imported cheeses and Pipi Kaula [Hawaiian cured beef], guava paste, mushroom pate, house-crafted toasts and lavosh. The Pupu Slate features robust local favorites such as Kimchee endamame, ahi poke, miso-cilantro hummus, taro pita, pickled garlic and Pipi Kaula. Take advantage of Happy Hour, where you can imbibe local draft beer, wine and handcrafted cocktails such as Dragonberry Bomb, Mana Mule and the award-winning No Ka ‘Oi Mai Tai. Open daily from 5:00 pm to 10:00 pm, the restaurant bar also offers separate dining area for parties and family reunions of approximately 20 persons.

Chef Jenn

The Westin Maui Resort & Spa 2365 Ka’anapali Parkway Ka’anapali Beach, Lahaina

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Dancing Fires Tempting Flavors Wailele Polynesian Luau Discover the wonders of Hawaii and Polynesia at our spectacular revue featuring authentic songs and dances, complemented by island-style buffet dinner and all-inclusive beverages. Oceanfront at the Aloha Pavilion Reservations Required. For show schedule and ticket information, visit westinmaui.com/luau or call 808.661.2992.

2365 Ka‘anapali Parkway Lahaina, Hawai‘i 96761

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PREVIEWS PAILOLO BAR & GRILL

Kapalua to Kā‘anapali

The iconic food truck at Pailolo Bar & Grill is the centerpiece of The Westin Ka-‘anapali Ocean Resort Villas’ oceanfront sports bar. Named as one of “7 of the World’s Stylish Food Trucks Worth Traveling to See” by Architectural Digest, the Pailolo food truck is not only eye-catching, but also serves a menu of delicious eclectic food truck fare. Try Pailolo fan favorites such as Hot Honey Sriracha Wings, Bi Bim Bap Style Tots, and the award-winning Australian Wagyu beef Trophy Burger on a soft pretzel bun. Ice cold pitchers of locally-made beers make Pailolo the perfect spot to catch live music and sports year-round. During whale season, guests can spot whales breaching in the distance, or catch a brilliant Maui sunset while sitting around the restaurant’s outdoor fire pit, sipping on refreshing cocktails.

www.WestinKaanapali.com see pages 36, 37, 38, 39

Ka-‘anapali | 808.667.3254 | Daily 10:30am–10:00pm | Daily Happy Hour 10:30am–11:30am, 4:00pm–6:00pm and 8:30pm–10:00pm.

PU-LEHU, AN ITALIAN GRILL

Recognized for its culinary excellence and exquisite wine selection, award-winning Pu-lehu, an Italian Grill offers the best authentic Italian cuisine Maui has to offer. Overlooking the koi pond gardens of The Westin Ka-‘anapali Ocean Resort Villas, the restaurant is famed for its homemade pastas, signature steaks, fresh island fish and flatbreads prepared in the restaurant’s show kitchen. Savor specialties such as Risotto Crusted Pesce with basil pesto citrus butter and Ribeye with Maui heirloom tomatoes, house-made mozzarella and herb-roasted potatoes. Don’t miss the extensive wine list and the best deal in Ka-‘anapali: the three-course prix fixe Tramonto Menu offered from 5:00pm-5:30pm for $41 per guest. An exclusive dining room and a garden venue for private dinners are also available. Complimentary self-parking. Awards: Wine Spectator Award 2017, 2016, 2015, 2014, 2013 | Best Italian (Gold) Maui No Ka ‘Oi ‘Aipono Award 2016, 2015, 2014, 2013, 2012, 2011.

www.WestinKaanapali.com see pages 36, 37, 38, 39

Kā‘anapali | 808.667.3254 Dinner Thursday–Monday 5:00pm–9:00pm

RELISH BURGER BISTRO

Overlooking koi pond gardens with meandering streams and shimmering outdoor pools, this restaurant bar not only features the best burgers in town, but also highlights Hawaii’s unique flavors and local ingredients. Located at The Westin Maui Resort & Spa, the relaxed setting is perfect to enjoy all day dining including breakfast, lunch and evening lounge specials. Its innovative menu includes excellent burgers and sandwiches, an array of mouthwatering starters such as Spicy Ahi Poke Tostadas, garden fresh gourmet salads, local favorites such as Saimin Bowl, Relish Moco and Hawaii Bento Box as well as classic desserts. Build your own burger or enjoy a gluten-free alternative served bun-less with a bed of island greens. An extensive drink menu with handcrafted beers, boutique wines, cocktails and seasonal specials is also available.

www.westinmaui.com see pages 38, 39

Kā‘anapali Beach | 808.667.2525 Daily B/L/D 6:30am–10:00pm | Happy Hour 4:00pm–5:00pm

RELISH OCEANSIDE

This delightful restaurant bar presents the newest outdoor dining experience on Ka-‘anapali Beach. Located oceanfront at The Westin Maui Resort & Spa, you can savor island-inspired cuisine with signature seafood favorites such as Blue Crab & Macadamia Nut Mahi Mahi, Seafood Risotto, Meyer Lemon Crispy Roast Chicken and Furikake Seared Ahi. Other specials include Hawai‘i Ala‘e Rubbed Bone–in Rib Eye, Lobster Chowder, Relish Fudge Pie and Chaioga Beets and Cheese Salad which is a SuperfoodsRX recommendation. The beach lawn seating with spectacular sunsets is perfect for romantic dining while the outdoor main dining area amidst tumbling waterfalls and flickering tiki torches appeals to all. The bar also features an extensive wine list and award-winning cocktails.

www.westinmaui.com see pages 38, 39 42

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AGM CREAL DEHYDRATED OATS QUINOA, ALMONDS FLAX, WALNUTS, GOJI BERRIES

BLUEBERRIES, RAiSINs

CHIA SEEDS, DATES

PUMPKIN SEEDS, COCONUT

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SOAKED & EXTRACTED DAILY

MACADAMIAS & HAZELNUTS

ALSO SERVing SOME OF THE WORLD’S BEST COFFEE,

deli items, breakfast & A SELECTION OF SANDWICHES.

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lãhainã

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by Karee Carlucci

hen the first Polynesian settlers arrived on Maui’s shores well over a thousand years ago, Lahaina offered them abundant freshwater streams, verdant valleys with fertile volcanic soil, a bountiful pristine sea and warm, sunny days. Steeped in a history which documents its progress from one era to another, Lahaina has retained a flavor of each to this day. Once the Hawaiians were settled in Lahaina they established Moku‘ula, the sacred island within a fishpond, which was a royal residence for ali‘i of Maui since the 16th century. After the decisive battle of ‘Iao Valley in 1790, which resulted in unifying the Hawaiian Islands, Kamehameha I made a political move to unite himself with the women of Maui’s royal line. It is with this marriage of powerful royal lines that Lahaina became the first Capital of the Kingdom of Hawai‘i. 1819 was a pivotal year for Lahaina and the Hawaiian Kingdom. Kamehameha the Great died and was succeeded by his son, Liholiho (Kamehameha II). The first whaling ships as well as the first French warship visited Lahaina, marking a sea change in the traditions of old Hawai‘i. By 1823, Christian missionaries arrived in Lahaina, and Keopuolani (Kamehameha I’s sacred first wife) became an early convert. Kauikeaouli (Kamehameha III) succeeded to the throne as a child and was left under the care of Regent Ka‘ahumanu (Kamehameha the Great’s second wife). The first half of the 19th century is filled with “firsts” for Hawai‘i: the peak of the whaling industry impacted Lahaina; a cornerstone was laid for the first church; Lahainaluna Mission School opened; and the first printing press was started there. Hawai‘i’s first Constitution was adopted at Lahaina and a legislative session was held in 1840. But by 1845, the Royal Court left Lahaina and moved the capital to Honolulu. In 1873, Sheriff Smith planted Lahaina’s Banyan Tree, now the largest in the US. And in 1877, the first telephone and telegraph lines in all of Hawai‘i were installed on Maui. The 20th century rooted the plantation era in Hawai‘i. In 1901, Pioneer Hotel opened and remained Lahaina’s only hotel until the early 1960s. By the 1950s, family-owned fish markets, stores and noodle shops were thriving, supplying plantation workers and visitors alike. As Hawai‘i became the 50th State, Hollywood became fascinated with Lahaina and several movies and TV shows were filmed in town. Celebrity musicians, film and TV stars are still f requently attracted to Lahaina today.

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Happy Hour and Live Music

Happy Hour 2pm to 5pm Daily Featuring Live Music

kDay Everyday

20% Kama‘aina All

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Open Daily 10:30am – 10:30pm

Fish-N-Chips

Menu Favorites:

ON MAUI

“The Coldest Beer on Front Street”

Kracken Calamari

Panko Crusted Calamari, Spicy Tartar

Fresh Island Ceviche

Sauce Fresh Fish Marinated in Lime Juice, Tomato, Onion, Cilantro & Serrano Peppers, with Tortilla Chips & Avocado

Blackened Fish

Spicy Cajun Grilled Fish, Rice, Sauteed House Vegetables, Tropical Salsa, Citrus Herb Oil

Jacob’s Ladder of Ribs

Baby Back Pork Ribs, House BBQ Sauce, Coleslaw and Fries

Black Beard’s Philly Cheese Steak

Rib-Eye Steak, Grilled Onions, Bell Peppers, White American Cheese, Amoroso Roll

Bohemian Fish Tacos

Lilkoi Beer Battered Ono on Tortillas, Cabbage, Cheddar & Jack Cheese, Spicy Aioli, Tropical Salsa

Buccaneer’s Penne

Penne Pasta, Spicy Sundried Tomato Cream, Mushroom, Onion, Bacon, Parmesan Cheese

Captain Jack’s Fish-N-Chips

Lilikoi Beer Battered Ono, Fries, Tartar Sauce

Captain Jack’s – 808.667.0988 Located on the second floor of the West Wharf Cinema Center above the ABC Store at 672 Front Street, Lahaina

For complete menu visit www.captainjacksmaui.com menu items subject to change

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CAPTAIN JACK’S ISLAND GRILL

Lāhaina

Haul yer booty up to Captain Jack's Island Grill for the Best Fish-N-Chips on Maui! This casual pirate-themed eatery, the sister restaurant to Cool Cat Café, serves lunch and dinner daily. Captain Jack’s enjoys a bird’s eye view of Front Street, across from the Banyan Tree, in the West Wharf Cinema Center. We offer fresh fish lunch and dinner specials daily. We proudly showcase our Kracken Calamari served with a spicy tartar sauce for dipping, lilikoi hand beer battered Captain Jack’s Fish-n-Chips, and many delicious entrees from the Southwest Seas along with a full array of Pupus, Philly Cheese Steak, Fajitas, and fresh Kula Green Salads. Your young pirates will enjoy a wide variety of dining options on the kids menu. With a great location, fun atmosphere, delicious food and live music, this pirate restaurant is a local favorite.

www.captainjacksmaui.com see page 46

Front Street | 808.667.0988 Open Daily 10:30am–10:30pm

COOL CAT CAFÉ

This family friendly fifties inspired diner has been voted the “Best Burger on Maui” 14 years running! Father and son owners, Steve and Sean Corpuel, use only the freshest ingredients for their thirteen specialty burgers, including buns baked daily by a local bakery, 100% Certified Angus Beef hand-pressed and never frozen, and the freshest produce. Most of all they make every burger like they made the first one over 25 years ago! Located across from the Lahaina Harbor, Cool Cat’s offers the freshest fish on Maui, and a full lunch and dinner menu with Sandwiches, Salads, delicious Baby Back Ribs, Steaks, and Vegetarian selections. Cool Cat’s has a full bar and hosts live music nightly. Welcome to Maui’s Cool Cat Café!

www.coolcatcafe.com see page 47

Front Street | 808.667.0908 Open Daily 10:30am–10:30pm

KOBE JAPANESE STEAK HOUSE AND OKU’S SUSHI BAR

Located in Lahaina, Kobe Japanese Steak House and Oku’s Sushi Bar remain one of the best fun filled evenings around. Teppanyaki means grill cooking in Japanese and at Kobe, it means the type of dining where you receive service with fun as your meal is prepared. Enter and see tables of people who have just met chatting and Teppan Yaki chefs cutting and cooking table side with the occasional flambé adding to the festive atmosphere. In addition to the fine tender aged beef, succulent shrimp and lobster, Kobe also has Fish Combos and healthy Tofu dinners. Uncle Oku’s fabulous sushi creations can either be savored at the Teppan Table or at the sunken sushi bar. Sushi Chef Oku prides himself on having the most fresh and highest quality seafood available.

www.kobemaui.com see page 52, 53

Dickenson Street | 808.667.5555 Daily from 5:30pm

THE FEAST at LELE

Lahaina was once called Lele. This particular area was reserved for Hawaiian royalty and their families. Their home was called Moku’ula and was located across what is now known as 505 Front Street. During those times it was referred to as Ke Alanui Mo’i - The King’s Road. As you enjoy our incomparable beachside setting, we take you on a musical and culinary journey through the Pacific Island nations of Hawai‘i, Aotearoa, Tahiti, and Samoa. Each island nation’s culinary foods are served “family style” to your personal table during their entertainment segment. This romantic seaside location will make your experience at The Feast at Lele a perfect lifetime memory.

www.FeastatLele.com see pages 10, 11 48

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505 Front Street | 808.667.5353 Daily at Sunset: May, June, July & August 6:30–9:30pm; September, February, March, April 6:00–9:00pm; October, November, December & January 5:30–8:30pm

Kobe Japanese Steak House & Oku’s Sushi Bar

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Happy 33rd Birthday!

here are a number of types of Japanese restaurants and Maui's KOBE JAPANESE STEAK HOUSE & OKU’S SUSHI BAR in Lahaina, has been voted #1 Japanese Restaurant by Maui News Readers and is now celebrating their 33rd anniversary. Located just off Front Street, this teppanyaki-style steakhouse is an anchor Maui treasure. ROD GARDINER originally started Kobe on Maui in 1986 and MARTHA HALEAKALA came on board as his office manager in October of 1993. Martha bought Kobe Japanese Steak House & Oku's Sushi Bar from Rod in 2002 and has enjoyed running this fabulous and entertaining restaurant for for 15 years! Oku of Oku's Sushi Bar moved to Maui's Kobe in 1996 after having worked for Rod in the Waikiki Kobe for many years. He prides himself in having the freshest fish for your sushi and sashimi dishes! Teppan means “steel grill” and yaki means “grilled” simply making it “grilling on a grill”. In 1945 a restaurant in Japan first introduced the show concept which was as much about the performance skills of the chefs with their fast, clinking, shiny, and very sharp knives and their sense of humor as it was about food. It soon became very popular with the visitors to Japan as an entertaining Japanese dining experience. Teppanyaki-style or “Japanese steakhouses" as they came to be popularly known came to the United States in 1964 with the first opening in New York. “Japanese steakhouses” really took off after a well known food critic with the New York Tribune gave it a rave review. It became the place to go to see and be seen for all the celebreties of the time. Kobe Japanese Steak House in Lahaina continues with the tradition to place an emphasis on the talents of the chef performing a show for the diners, continuing to introduce new variations and tricks. Besides being master chefs, each Teppanyaki Chef is an entertainer. Each Chef has his own table-side manner and unique sense of humor making every trip an experience.

The talented chef might juggle utensils, flip a shrimp tail into his/her shirt pocket, catch an egg in their hat, toss an egg up in the air and split it with a spatula or flip flattened shrimp pieces into the diners' mouths. Kobe Japanese Steak House & Oku's Sushi Bar has nineteen teppans or grills, with ten downstairs and nine in the upstairs dining room as well as the great Oku’s Sushi Bar. There is a full Island cocktail bar featuring many great specialty drinks. These include saké (in English) which in Japanese, saké or o-saké refers to alcoholic drinks in general. The Japanese term for this specific rice wine, which is brewed more like beer than wine, is Nihonshu, meaning “Japanese saké”. At Kobe Japanese Steak House & Oku's Sushi Bar, though the entertainment factor is high, the quality of their food is just as important. You can start with the Spicy Tuna Roll and the Shrimp Tempura Roll from the sushi bar followed by the Nova Scotia Scallop Appetizer and Shabu-Shabu soup. One choice for your main course is the firm-fleshed cold water lobster and steak combo which can be upgraded to the tender aged beef filet. You can opt for the regular white rice or garlic fried rice. The fresh shrimp is delicious and entertaining and the tail provided our chef an extra prop to flip around and finally end up on his head hidden in his chef’s hat or toque. Hopefully he found it later that night! (see pages 52 & 53)

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Lāhaina

Beachfront dining doesn’t get better than this! pacific’O’s open-air restaurant and outdoor patio adjoins a long white sand beach dotted with palm trees. Panoramic ocean views encompass three islands across the Auau channel. In the winter months this is the place to whale watch, and during the summer swell it’s a popular surf spot. This beautiful setting was once the exclusive “playground” for Hawaiian royalty. Today lucky diners enjoy fresh local fish, upcountry meats and all natural & biodynamic produce from the restaurant’s own farm. (Ask about their upcountry O’o Farm lunch and coffee tours!) Award winning wine list and children’s menu available.

www.pacificoMaui.com see pages 51, 54, 55

505 Front Street, Lahaina | 808.667.4341 Lunch Daily 11:30am–4:00pm | Dinner Nightly 5:30pm–9:00pm

RUTH’S CHRIS STEAK HOUSE

This New Orleans inspired steak house features the finest customaged, U.S.D.A. prime Midwestern beef, served sizzling on a 500° plate, so that every bite is hot and delicious. In addition to their world renowned beef, Ruth’s Chris offers a premium selection of freshly prepared island seafood, seasonal salads and vegetables, traditional side dishes and exceptional, home baked desserts. A superb wine list and excellent service makes Ruth’s Chris Steak House a dining destination. To experience fine dining at it’s Prime... just follow the sizzle to Ruth’s Chris Steak House located at the Shops at Wailea and at The Outlets of Maui. Open nightly and groups are welcome! The Outlets of Maui, Lahaina | 808.661.8815 Dinner Daily from 5:00pm–10:00pm Happy Hour 5:00–7:00pm at bar only

www.ruthschris.com see page 73

MONKEYPOD KITCHEN

Monkeypod Kitchen is a place for foodies, beer lovers, and families alike. Enjoy their beautiful ocean views in cozy comfort at any of their tables and booths. Their menu selection consists of farm to table dishes crafted by the pioneer of Hawaii Regional Cuisine, Chef Peter Merriman. With a focus on high quality, socially conscious ingredients from local farmers and artisans, you can enjoy favorites such as pumpkin patch ravioli, coco corn chowder, and lobster deviled eggs. Dinner choices range from hand-tossed pizzas, fresh caught fish tacos, house-made gnocchi, and seasonal steak and seafood specials. Make sure to save room for homemade cream pies. Enjoy their daily and nightly happy hour featuring live music, culinary cocktails, and 36 Craft beers served on tap at an optimal 29 degrees. With a knowledgeable and friendly staff, you’ll want to celebrate the craft of food, drink, and Merrimaking with Monkeypod Kitchen!

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On the Beach! “farm to table cuisine with the best view in town” At O’o Farm we offer guided foot tours of our orchards and gardens, through rows of beets, heirloom carrots, radishes, pole beans, coffee trees etc… In addition to educating our guests on these tours, we often invite them to help gather or harvest our fresh produce and incorporate it into our gourmet lunch. It’s not uncommon for the aromas of our Maui grown coffee beans being freshly roasted, to make their way across the farm. We are proud to showcase our new coffee roasting facility and are now offering a “seed to cup” tour as well. In addition to farm to table fare, Pacific’O has long held a reputation for having the freshest fish around. We maintain outstanding relationships with several sports fishing boats and daily the fisherman bring in their freshly caught Mahi Mahi, Ono, Opakapaka and the occasional 200lb Tuna, in through our front doors. There is never a shortage of exciting seasonably inspired dishes @ pacific’O. We’ll see you soon! (see pages 54, 55)

arm to Table is not a new concept, however it is something society has gotten away from and is something we are finally seeing a return to. People have always grown their own food and bought or traded from nearby farmers. They did this knowing the food they put on their plates and into their bodies was fresh, local, and for the most part, organic. This same food can be in transit for weeks now. With the rise of the Industrial Revolution, refrigeration and the general populous moving into more urbanized areas, food is now being transported thousands of miles and is no longer picked from the farm and served within a day or so. This has a huge impact on Hawaii.

To find out more about pacific‘O and O’o Farm please go to:

www.PacificOMaui.com See their ad on Pages 54, 55

Bringing quality locally sourced ingredients back to the table proves challenging at times, conversely Pacific’O thrives on doing just that. Ocean front on a white sandy beach in Lahaina, Pacific’O was the first restaurant on Maui to endeavor operating its own farm, O’o Farm, with exclusive use for the restaurant. Our Chef is continuously inspired; poised to make original and exotic dishes, not only delicious, but nutritious. Nutrients and flavor dissipate quickly. So the longer the time between harvest and your fork, the more quality is lost. It’s not uncommon to have our produced delivered the day it is harvested and on your plate within hours.

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and Oku’s Sushi Bar

“Celebrating 32 of

Fabulous Food & Service

years Lahaina!”

Mahalo Maui!

for recognizing Kobe as the “Number One” Japanese Restaurant on Maui. For Information & Reservations call

(808) 667-5555 Cocktails from 5:00 Dinner from 5:30

136 Dickenson St., Lahaina, Maui 52

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DINNERS All Dinners Include Teppan Shrimp (Appetizer), Shabu-Shabu (Soup),Vegetables, Rice & Hot Tea. Tofu Steak Dinner Vegetarian Dinner Teriyaki Chicken Sukiyaki Steak Steak & Chicken Kobe Emperor Steak Filet Mignon Lobster & Steak Scallops & Steak Chicken & Shrimp Steak & Shrimp Shrimp & Scallops Pacific Salmon Lobster Tail

$14.95 $14.95 $19.95 $24.95 $26.95 $35.95 $34.95 $42.95 $32.95 $28.95 $31.95 $31.95 $26.95 “Market Price”

SUPER SUNSET SPECIALS Dine at 5:30 or 6:00 and enjoy these fabulous Teppanyaki dinners at special prices! Teriyaki Chicken Sukiyaki Steak Opakapaka(pink snapper) Teriyaki Steak & Chicken Chicken & Shrimp Steak & Shrimp

Kobe loves kids! Teriyaki Chicken Steak & Chicken Hibachi Steak Teppan Shrimp

$15.95 $20.95 $22.95 $22.95 $24.95 $27.95 For children under 10 $13.95 $15.95 $16.95 $17.95

OKU’S SUSHI BAR Hawaiian Maguro Tataki (Seared Ahi) Hamachi (Yellowtail) Sake (Salmon) Kani (Crabmeat) California Roll Spicy Tuna Shrimp Tempura Roll Samurai Assorted Sushi, 4 Pieces Nigiri & 1 Tuna Roll Kobe Assorted Sushi 6 Pieces Nigiri & 1 Tuna Roll Emperor Assorted Sushi 8 Pieces Nigiri & 1 Tuna Roll

$15.00 $15.00 $15.50 $13.50 $15.50 $ 8.50 $10.50 $12.00 $21.95 $28.95 $34.95

Special Items Crab Cakes Rainbow Roll Spider “69” Roll Oku‘s Scallop Dynamite Oku‘s Shrimp Dynamite

$ 9.00 $18.00 $18.00 $18.00 $10.75 $10.75

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Just steps from the water’s edge Fresh caught fish, exotic flavors & organic produce Contemporary pacific cuisine at its best!

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Local Poke

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O‘o Farm Caesar

O’o farm mixed greens, house caesar dressing, olive oil croutons, egg, pecorino cheese. 14.00

Pork Belly

Louis’ Tacos (gf)

douroc pork, purple osaka, mushroom soy, spices, hot mustard. 15

fresh island fish, corn tortillas, tomatillo pico de gallo, cabbage and serrano. 17.50

Lobster Ravioli

shiitake mushrooms, onions, fennel, marsala beet cream sauce, truffle oil. 18

Tropical Ceviche

an island blend of fresh seafood, citrus juices, cilantro, kamuela tomato, cucumber. 17.50

Kula Beets

beet “confit”, pickled beets, ogo seaweed, namasu, beet juice, watercress puree. 13 Chicken organic half chicken, pan roasted with a natural rosemary jus. O’o farm vegetables, mashed potato. 37

Kona Wind

fish and greens – seared fish, O’o farm greens, sprouts, macadamia nuts, avocado and maui onion salsa, surfing goat dairy cheese, bacon soy vinaigrette. 39 Seafood Risotto saffron, O’o farm beet risotto, with seared shrimp, fish and scallops, scallion oil, and beech mushrooms. 43 54 MENU | MENU-MAGAZINE.COM

Fish & Chips

tempura fried fresh fish, fries, tartar sauce. 17.50

Ginger Fish

fresh catch with crystallized ginger crust, peanut sauce, sweet thai chili sauce, kula vegetables and rice. 19.50

Maui Burger

natural hawaiian beef patty, maui onion aioli, goat cheese, lettuce, tomato and maui onion. 20.50

Pacific’O sets the standard for Farm-to-Table Cuisine with the freshest produce supplied by their own farm in Kula. Learn more about the farm at www.oofarm.com The farm also offers coffee and lunch tours. “ M o st Inno vative Me n u” ‘Aipo no Award

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505 Front Street, Lahaina | Reservations 808.667.4341 @pacificomaui | www.pacificomaui.com

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upcountry wailuku, haiku, makawao & kula

“Highlighting the clouds with a pastel palette........”

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aleakalā, “House of the Sun”, is a dormant volcano and the tallest peak is 10,023 feet. Haleakala- holds a sacred place in Hawaiian history and became part of the Hawaii National Park in 1916, branching into it's own park in 1961. The Hawaiian people sought the isolation of Haleakalā for ceremonial purposes, instruction and personal reasons. There is a wide spectrum of native island ecosystems which is protected and preserved by the national park system. The park includes Kipahulu Valley on the south east and Ohe‘o Gulch. There are two main trails leading into Haleakala-: Sliding Sands Trail and Halemau‘u Trail. Ocean Vodka Organic Farm and Distillery’s grounds feature a visitor center, organic farm and craft distillery and was established in 2013 however the vodka has been on the market since 2005. Your guide will escort you through carefully tended sugar cane fields, pointing out the colorful varieties of Hawaiian cane, and manicured gardens around the distillery, while delving into the topics of land and water conservation, biodynamic farming and green manufacturing. The tour ends in the Martini Garden by picking fresh garnishes for a martini tasting. Next door is the popular Surfing Goat Dairy on Omaopio Road. Look for the white fencing and driveway lined with large palms. There are almost 150 goats of all sizes and colors in this family-run dairy. It’s part educational tours, artisan cheese manufacturer and part cafe. Sign up for the Casual tour offered everyday on the hour or on Saturday mornings, take the Grand Dairy tour and taste 20 varieties of goat cheese, milk a goat then herd them into pasture. The quaint old time Paniolo town of Makawao is a shoppers paradise at the many excellent boutiques, gift shops and art galleries. Join the locals for dinner at the Makawao Steakhouse for a fun evening of dining next to one of their seasonal fireplaces. O‘o Farm is located at the 3,500 foot elevation on the slopes of Haleakala, in the misting forest of Waipoli. This is a breathtaking setting for a truly unique Maui experience. The cool upcountry climate and panoramic bi-coastal views of the island will refresh your soul. A unique Maui experience. It is here that you can enjoy the cool upcountry climate and gorgeous bi-coastal views of the island.

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“Diabolic” Green Bean Salad 1.5 pounds fresh green beans 1 large Maui onion 2 Roma tomatoes or 12 cherry tomatoes 1 glass jar “DIABOLIC’ cheese Fresh parsley, oregano, marjoram, thyme Olive oil, red wine vinegar Salt, pepper

Wash the beans, cut off ends and cook them in slightly salted water until “al dente”. Drain them in a colander (TIP: put colander in ice water for a minute to stop cooking and to keep the nice green color of the beans). Peel the onion and slice it thin rings. Ladle 2 teaspoons of the “Diabolic” oil in a sauté pan and sauté the onion rings until they start getting brown. Let the onion ring cool down. Wash the tomatoes (TIP: never put tomatoes in the fridge!) and herbs and dry them. Cut the “Diabolic” cheese and the tomatoes into cubes. Mix all ingredients. For the dressing mix the rest of the “Diabolic” oil with two teaspoons of the vinegar, add salt, fresh cracked pepper from a pepper mill and add the minced fresh herbs. Pour over the salad and mix thoroughly. If you like, you can add thin pieces of Black Forest ham or grilled bacon to the salad. Bon appetite! ** (Diabolic Cheese can be purchased on site at Surfing Goat Dairy or from our website www.surfinggoatdairy.com) (see page 63)

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HAIKU MILL

Central & Upcountry

Old World Europe meets natural Hawaiian splendor at Haiku Mill –a stunning property located on Maui’s north shore, where over 150 years of history come alive against a backdrop of French-inspired décor, vine-draped ruins and spectacular flora. Now, guests can experience the Mill’s breathtaking beauty and storied past on its all-new Historical Botanical Tour – an interactive experience that highlights Hawaii’s prosperous sugar era and its impact on the cultural makeup of the islands, as well as its diverse tropical flora. They’ll also see first hand the beautifully restored sugar mill ruins – the property’s centerpiece relic of days gone by. Photo by Chris J. Evans Photography. 250 Haiku Rd, Haiku | 808.575.9994 Tuesdays & Wednesdays 10:30am and Thursdays 4:00pm | Private Bookings Available *Tour availability subject to change

www.haikumill.com see pg 64, 65

TIFFANY’S BAR & GRILL

Located in Wailuku and a local favorite! Tiffany’s Bar & Grill has has been delighting diners with their food for over 14 years. With one of the more extensive and delicious menus on Maui you are certain to find what you desire. A few of their most popular dishes include the Honey Walnut Shrimp, Steak Bites, Chow Fun House Made Family Recipe and box lunches and dinners. All their dishes are made with fresh ingredients and made in-house. Many friends and family are consistent diners at Tiffany's which is a great testament to their quality. Come and join them also for Happy Hour fun and pupus! 1424 Lower Main St., Wailuku | 808.249.0052 | Open Monday to Saturday 10:30am–11:30pm Sunday 10:30am–10:30pm | Bar hours Monday to Thursday 10:30am–11:30 Friday & Saturday 10:30am–2:00am Sunday 10:30am–10:30pm | Happy Hours Daily 2:00pm–6:00pm Happy Hour with Pupus Monday–Friday 4:00pm–6:00pm

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Outstanding Organics

story by Heidi Pool

Maui's Upcountr y Organic Far m s Spr ing/Summer Feature:

K U PA‘A FA R MS

Upcountry Maui, with its higher elevation, fertile volcanic soil, abundant rainfall, and plentiful sunshine, is home to a considerable number of the island’s burgeoning farms, many of which practice organic farming techniques that involve growing and nurturing crops without the use of synthetic based fertilizers and pesticides. Organic farming perpetuates

the ancient Hawaiian concept of malama ‘aina—respecting and living in harmony with the land. Hawaiians were masters of sustainability thousands of years before the term was even coined. Here, we will feature organic farms, ranging in size from just two acres to 260, that are dedicated to malama ‘aina, and whose landowners truly farm with aloha.

Kupa‘a Farms The Simpson Family has been farming on Na‘alae Road in Kula for nearly 40 years. Janet Simpson, along with husband Gerry Ross, relocated to Maui from Alberta, Canada, in 2003 to assume ownership of Kupa‘a Farms from Janet’s parents. Janet and Gerry grow a plethora of fruits and vegetables, plus awardwinning coffee, on their 16-acre property. Although they market their crops to a few restaurants, the majority of sales results from a Community Shared Agriculture (CSA) subscription service they operate. “We sell pretty much everything we grow every week,” Gerry says. Visitors looking for an agritourism experience will find it on Monday mornings at Kupa‘a Farms. Volunteers work in exchange for a CSA portion of vegetables.

Janet and Gerry are also active in the Farm Apprentice & Mentorship Program sponsored by the Hawai‘i Farmers Union. “We train new farmers in the sustainable, low-impact farming techniques we employ on our own farm,” explains Gerry. “At Kupa‘a, we use as much of the waste stream as possible—food scraps, coffee grounds, cardboard—that would otherwise wind up in the landfill.” The farm also offers coffee tours for residents and visitors alike who are interested in all aspects of coffee from seed to cup. Contact Janet and Gerry by phone (808.876.0678), or via their website: www.kupaafarms.org. MENU-MAGAZINE.COM | MENU

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rise and grind O‘o Far m Ma sters the Ar t of Seed to Cup story by Heidi Pool photography by Anthony Martinez

n the misty northwest slope of Haleakala, in the Upcountry farming community of Kula, lies O‘o Farm’s eight acres of sustainably maintained and naturally cultivated land. Owners Louis Coulombe and Stephan Bel-Robert, surfing buddies turned successful restaurateurs, started the farm in 2000 to supply quality local produce for their restaurants, and deliver a true farm-to-table experience. The two partners own Pacific’O Restaurant, Feast at Lele and ‘Aina Gourmet Market, all located on Maui’s west side. A decade ago, Louis’ passion for coffee compelled him to attend a school in Portland operated by Sherri Johns, head judge of the Alliance of Coffee Excellence’s annual competition, who is considered a coffee guru. Armed with a wealth of knowledge, Louis returned to Maui determined to create a farm-to-table experience with coffee. In 2008, partners dispatched O’o Farm’s manager to the neighboring island of Moloka‘i to purchase 1,000 coffee trees. It was a great deal since the trees were a bit past their prime, but they had only a forty percent success rate with them. Their first challenge was weed mitigation. Once that was under control, the trees began to shrivel and die from sun exposure. The solution was to plant artichokes, which grew quickly, and provided desperately needed shade, and begin a seedling operation to produce healthy young coffee trees with good root stock. By 2014, both of the farm’s hillsides were filled with coffee trees. That same year, they also completed construction of an on-site coffee roastery, and launched a coffee tour. In 2015, O‘o Farm’s coffee production had progressed far enough to enter the Hawai‘i Coffee Association’s Annual Statewide Cupping Competition. Although their coffee didn’t place, it was gratifying to have produced enough “good” coffee to actually enter. But what a difference a year can make. In the 2016 Cupping Competition, O‘o Farm Coffee placed third in Maui County, and tenth in the entire state! (continued on pg 62)

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A Feast for your Soul

Green Coffee Beans! Outdoor Kitchen Perfect Cappuccino

Two exciting farm tours in one unique setting GOURMET LUNCH TOUR

A truly unique island experience at O’o Farm in Upcountry Maui. Explore our gardens and learn the ways of all natural growing. Enjoy a gourmet lunch prepared in your presence with freshly harvested natural produce. A pure expression of Hawaiian cuisine benefiting your mind, body and soul.

SEED to

CUP TOUR

Discover the techniques used to transform ripe coffee cherries to roastable seeds. Learn about the roasting process that converts the green seeds to the magic beans. Participate in the taste evaluation of distinctive roasts and conclude with the “perfect cappuccino” made by our expert barista.

Oo‘ Farm

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All of O’o Farm’s coffee “cherries” are hand picked, and go through a multi-step of depulping, drying, milling and roasting process. O’o Farm’s ‘Aina Gourmet Coffee comes in four varieties: Red Catuai, Yellow Caturra, Mokka, and Typica. It’s available for purchase at their restaurants and markets, plus online. O‘o Farm’s Estate Coffee is a specialty blend of primarily Red Catuai, with hints of Yellow Caturra, Red Bourbon, Typica, and Maragogipe, also knows as “elephant bean.” It’s currently available for purchase only at the farm. What makes O‘o Farm’s Coffees unique is the roasting process. They really take an artisan approach, using sight, smell, and a clock. The details of every roast are documented on a large chalkboard. Every cup of coffee served at their restaurants and markets, as well as on their tours, has been roasted at O’o Farm. (see page 61)

O‘O FARM

offers a special Seed to Cup coffee experience. Grown on its own Natural Farm. Learn how the coffee trees are nurtured, how the precious fruit is harvested and meticulously taken through all the steps until it is served in a cup as a perfect cappuccino. Learn about the exciting history of Coffee Arabica's navigation around the globe and how it came to thrive on Maui. Roam our coffee fields and appreciate the agricultural components of your favorite morning elixir. Discover some of the intricacies of the roasting process that converts the green seeds into the Magic Beans that greet our day. Develop your sensory perception by participating in the professional evaluation of roasted coffees.

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www.oofarm.com see page 61

Waipoli Road, Kula | 808.667.4341 | By Reservation only

SURFING GOAT DAIRY

Visiting the award winning Surfing Goat Dairy is a fun and unique Maui AgTourism experience for the whole family. Maui’s only “State of the Art ”, working goat dairy is a top AgTourism destination. Review Surfing Goat Dairy on TripAdvisor. The Cheese and Specialty Shop features the Dairy’s over 30 different cheeses including 18 National Award Winners. These cheeses are always available for tasting and purchase along with light snacks & beverages. Inexpensive “Casual Tours” of the operation are offered daily. ($8 for kids $12 adults) You don't need any reservations, just stop by. “Evening Chores & Milking Tours” are Mon - Sat at 3:15pm ($14 for kids $17 for adults) Reservations Recommended “Grand Dairy Tours”, ($28/pp) Every Saturday at 9am (call for dates) A 2-hour experience. Feed and milk a goat, see the cheese making process. Then sample most of the cheeses produced at the Dairy. Tours Omaopio Road, Kula | 808.878.2870 | Tours Monday–Saturday 10:00am–3:30pm Sunday 10:00am–1:00pm Monday-Saturday 9:00am–5:00pm Sunday 9:00am–2:00pm

www.surfinggoatdairy.com see page 63 62

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Experience fun like nowhere else!! Come visit our new baby goats! Pet, feed, herd and even milk one of our sweet goats! Great for “kids” of all ages! Tours throughout the day. Fresh cheese samples, Goat themed merchandise, Goats milk soaps, Garden Café AND MORE!

(808) 878-2870

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Udderly Delicious Delicacies

Looking for a new twist in their lives, the Kafsacks decided 18 years ago to move to Hawaii and practice the art of gourmet cheese production, a far cry from their previous occupations of leading a software company or teaching high school German. While Thomas went to work on the financial planning, while Eva set out to learn the craft and secrets of cheese-making from Europe’s best dairies; interning at and visiting dairies throughout Germany, Austria, and France allowed her to develop a mental image of the type of dairy that she wanted to run and the type of cheeses they wanted to produce. An image that the two of them made a reality over the past 15 years.

The Surfing Goat Dairy makes fresh Chevre and the flavors run the gamut from “Udderly Delicious” (plain) to exotic varieties like “Mandalay” (apple bananas and curry) and Perigord (black truffle shavings from Perigord). The Dairy also produces several soft cheeses, including ones ripened in wax, in olive oil with different spices, along with salt water brine-ripened feta cheese. The Kafsacks started out selling their cheeses at local farmers markets, but their products were soon picked up by a variety of retail locations, varying from wine stores to delis to locally owned grocery stores. Quickly thereafter, many of Maui’s gourmet restaurants voiced interest in using the Surfing Goat Dairy cheese on their menus. It can now be found crumbled on salads, on pizzas, stuffed inside ravioli, or simply making an appearance on a dessert cheese platter in almost every restaurant and hotel on Maui along with several locations on the other islands as

well as on the mainland. In the last few years they have added “Oh My”... goat Cheese Truffles to their product line, and they are the only commercial facility making these in the Nation.

At first the Kafsacks found that milking their goats only once a day was more than adequate to cover the demand for their cheeses, however as word spread it became apparent that after the next dry period they would have to switch to milking their does at night, as well as in the morning. Over the last few years they have selected several kids to keep to expand their herd by a significant amount. Their herd currently consists of a conglomeration of Saanens, Alpines and La Manchas. Although the herd has grown over the years, each goat still has their own name and the milking staff know them all. They were also the first Certified Humane farm in the state of Hawaii.

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long Maui’s northeastern coast, caressed by the trade winds, two acres of historic ruins and lush tropical gardens rise dramatically against a Hawaiian sky. The Haiku Sugar Mill, also known as Pua Le‘a (“blossoming passion” in Hawaiian), blends the stunning natural beauty of Hawaii with the Old World elegance of Europe. In 1858, when the Haiku Sugar Company was chartered, construction began on the Mill. Upon completion three years later in 1861, the Mill processed its very first crop using the leading edge technology of the time: a steam engine to grind the cane. This marked the beginning of nearly 20 years of successful sugar cane production in Haiku. In 1879, after years as a hub of sugar production, the Mill was abandoned, left for over a century to gently decay into ruin. The vines and lush vegetation grew and covered the thick stone walls, turning the Mill into the beautiful structure we see today. 20 years ago an immense restoration effort to revive the true spirit of the Mill began. They transformed the abandoned ruins from a decrepit sugar factory into the blossoming hidden treasure it is today and renamed it the simpler, more poetic “Haiku Mill”.

Old Mill Entrance Haiku Mill has launched its all-new Mango Lilikoi Preserve in partnership with Maui Preserved, handcrafted to perfection using mangos and lilikoi grown on property. Available only at Haiku Mill, individually or in packages, this delicious preserve comes in 2oz and 8 oz jars. Contact Haiku Mill to purchase.

For more information and reservations please contact

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Paradise Awaits at Historic Haiku Mill Join us at Haiku Mill, Maui’s premier event venue, for our Historical Botanical Tour – an interactive showcase of Maui’s storied past and beautiful botanical diversity. Contact us today for dates, times and to book your spot.

www.haikumill.com/tours

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DINING

kihei to wailea

“You can hear past echos of Hawaiian fishing villages from the shores of Ma‘alaea Bay to the beaches of Makena......” 66

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ost of south Maui’s history lies along its coastline. From the shores of Ma‘alaea Bay to the beaches of Makena are heard past echoes of Hawaiian fishing villages, busy harbors, sugar plantations, WWII military exercises and cattle ranching. Captain George Vancouver set anchor in Ma‘alaea in 1793 and is best known for his numerous, but unsuccessful attempts to bring peace between Kings Kamehameha of Hawai‘i and Ka‘hekili of Maui. On the way to Kihei, is the Kealia National Wildlife Refuge boardwalk on North Kihei road, Hwy. 310. Large sea turtles use the area to cross the road to the pond to lay their eggs. At the Kihei Memorial Beach is the historic Kihei Landing, where a 200 foot wharf, used for many years by interisland boats shipping freight and produce. Due to increases in sand accumulation, it became impossible for the larger sea vessels to reach the wharf and the usage stopped around 1915. As early as the 1800’s, before the southern slopes of Haleakala- became farm and ranch land, the southern coast of Maui is said to have been lush rainforest, with coconut and Kou trees, taro and ‘ape. There were clear water pools found at the end of freshwater streams. The continued deforestation, erosion and atmospheric changes in rainfall averaging only 13 inches annual, led to the dry landscapes of Kihei, Wailea and Makena. Kama‘ole I, II and III Beaches are great picnic areas. You can still see remnants of concrete bunkers, left when the beaches and land parcels on the coastline were confiscated by the government during WWII for military training exercises. Charley Young Beach, also known as The Cove, was named after a military reporter named Charley Young who purchased the property in the Kama‘ole area just before WWII. The “Cove” is a favorite spot for novice surfers and when tide is out, it is wonderfully shallow for kids and adults! The original Kihei Boat ramp was located here but closed in 1983 and moved a bit further down the road. The beaches of Ma‘a‘laea, Kihei, Wailea and Makena became mock "enemy beachheads", complete with demolition and reconnaissance. South of the Kihei Boat Ramp, Keawekapu Beach begins. You will find some great snorkeling here and is famous for its manmade reef installed 400 feet offshore in 1962. At Makena Beach, also known as “Big Beach” is a few miles south of Kihei and Wailea and boasts one of the best beaches on Maui. Known for it's white sand and lack of developement, the waters are pristine. Watch out for the shore break as it can be quite dangerous! Never turn your back on the ocean. MENU-MAGAZINE.COM | MENU

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PREVIEWS

ESKIMO CANDY

Serving Maui, Kauai & Oahu since 1987. Having established a reputation as a premium wholesale distributor of fresh Maui fish and the finest seafood, meat, poultry and cheese to the top restaurants on Maui, Kauai, and Oahu over the last 30 years, owners Jeffry and Victoria Hansen decided to share their fine foods at wholesale prices with the Kama‘ainas (locals) and Malahini (visitors). The fish is caught daily and delivered by local Maui fishermen. No imported fish is sold here. Eskimo Candy has the best variety of fresh daily MAUI fish and poke (ready-to-eat marinated shrimp, fish, mussels, and octopus). Huge lobster tails, King Crab legs, jumbo shrimp, scallops, crab meat, smoked salmon are also available. Winner of the ‘Aipono Award for “Best Kept Secret”. Food & Wine article “An insider’s guide to Hawaii” featured Eskimo Candy as a favorite local food destination. Known for generous portions, excellent quality and reasonable prices...warm alohas and service with a smile are always found here! Be sure to try their ”World Famous Seafood Chowder“.

www.eskimocandy.com see page 69

Kihei | 808.891.8898 | Monday–Friday 10:30am–7:00pm

FORK & SALAD

“V ote d b est n ew r estau rant by M au i ti m e r eade rs poll 2017” Fork & Salad features tasty chef-inspired salads, soups, sandwiches, stews, fresh juices, kombucha, organic nitro coffee and more. They source as much of their produce locally and as organically as possible. Every ingredient has an origin and every recipe is hand-crafted using healthy ingredients! Their mission is to redefine the possibilities of farm-to-table cuisine – as healthy, quick, convenient and affordable, so it can be enjoyed every day by everyone. In doing so, we will effectively support local farmers, ranchers and fishermen, taking us one step closer to a sustainable, edible Maui. Located at Azeka II in Kihei in the old Stella Blues location. Their new location in Central Maui will open

Azeka II, Kihei | 808.(808) 879-3675 | Open Daily 10:30am–9:00pm

www.forkandsaladmaui.com see page 71

SEAFOOD LAULAU WITH COCONUT GARLIC-TAMARI SAUCE compliments of: Fairmont Kea Lani’s Chef Tylun Pang Lau Lau Ingredients: Yield 1 portion 3 Oz Mahi mahi fillet cut in 1 oz pieces 3 Ea Hokaido scallops 3 Ea Kauai shrimp peeled, deveined tail on 2 Oz Baby spinach leaves 2 Oz Baby bok choy cut in 1" pieces 1 Oz Fresh shiitake mushroom sliced ¼ Tsp Molokai red alae salt 2 Ea Ti leaves stem intact for wrapping 3 Oz Coconut garlic-tamari sauce 2 Oz Lomi lomi tomato ogo Lau Lau Preparation method:

Coconut Garlic-Tamari Sauce Ingredients: Yield 2 portions 1 Tsp Vegetable oil ½ Tsp Garlic minced 2 Oz Tamari Lomi lomi tomato-ogo Ingredients: Yield 4 portions ½ Cup Tomato diced ¼” ¼ Cup Maui onion diced 1/8” 2 Tbs Green onion sliced fine 1 Tbs Ogo (Hawaiian seaweed) ¼ Tsp Red alae salt

Place two ti leaves on a cutting board crossed on each other. This will be used to tie ingredients together in a bundle for steaming. Place the spinach leaves and baby bok choy in a neat mound on the center of the two leaves where they are crossed over. Continue to layer and arrange the sea food and shiitake mushrooms on the greens, sprinkle with the red alae salt. To secure the lau lau bundle for steaming, pull the end and stems of the ti leaves together and tie them. Place bundles in a steamer for 8-10 minutes until the seafood and vegetables are cooked. To serve, open the bundles and top with 3oz of the coconut garlictamari sauce and 2 tbs of the lomi lomi tomato-ogo. Coconut Garlic-Tamari Sauce Method:

Lomi Lomi Tomato-Ogo Method:

Heat small sauce pan on moderate heat with vegetable oil, gently saute the garlic. Add the tamari and the coconut milk and slowly reduce sauce by ¼ the volume. Keep sauce warm and serve over the seafood lau lau.

Prepare all ingredients and mix together, and serve over the Seafood Lau Lau with the Coconut Garlic-Tamari Sauce. (see pages 6, 7)

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Eat In, Take Out or Cook at Home Open Monday-Friday 10:30-7:00 Fresh Maui Fish Assorted Poke (marinated fish) Kalbi Ribs, Pupu Platters & More!

Fresh From the Sea Davey Jones’ Fish-n-Chips 4 lightly battered pieces of fish, coleslaw & fries. Ono $13.95 Mahi $14.95 Opakapaka $14.95 Captain's Platter 4pc scallops, 2pc each of Coconut shrimp, oysters, fish & calamari. Served with coleslaw & fries. $14.95/$9.95 Shrimp-n-Chips Tempura Battered $11.95 Coconut Shrimp $10.95 Served with coleslaw & fries. 2 Grilled Fresh Fish or Shrimp Tacos Served with coleslaw & fries. $13.95 Coconut Shrimp & Fish Combo Served with coleslaw & fries. $12.95

100% Black Angus Burgers

served with lettuce, tomato, onion, french fries Cheese $.95 extra The Raging Bull Burger Two 1/2 lb. Beef patties, bacon, lettuce, tomato, onion & cheese $15.95 The Hammer Head Burger 1/2 lb. Burger $11.95 Black Beard’s Burger 1/4 lb. Burger $8.95 KOBE Beef Burger 1/2 lb. Kobe Beef Burger $13.95

Low-Carb Wraps

Seared Ahi (Tuna) $13.95 Chicken Caesar Wrap $10.95 Veggie & Cheese $9.95

Mediterranean Chicken Sandwich Grilled chicken breast,lettuce, tomato, onion, aioli sauce. $9.95 With Pepper Jack cheese $10.95

Makawao Baby Back Ribs

Captain Charlie Butterfly’s Famous Fish Burger Charbroiled fresh fish, fries or slaw. Market price Big Kahuna Fish Platter Fresh Fish sauteed or broiled, rice or fries, coleslaw or salad. Market price South Maui Seafood Pasta Sauteed Shrimp, Scallops, fresh Fish and Clams in a garlic cream sauce and served with garlic bread. $17.95 Shrimp Scampi lightly sauteed shrimp over bed of penne pasta and served with garlic bread. $13.95

Half Slab with fries & coleslaw $15.95

Appetizers

Homemade Crab Cakes 2 pc. $13.95 with salad $16.95 Fried Calamari $7.95 Fried Fish Basket 13 pc Ono $29.95 Steamers 1/2 lb $6.95 - 1 lb $11.95 5 Piece Coconut Shrimp $7.95 5 Piece Tempura Shrimp $7.95

World Famous Seafood Chowder Cup $4.95

Bowl $9.95

Captains Boot $19.95

Salads

Haleakala Salad Organic Kula greens, tomatos, onions, carrots & cucumbers $8.95 Mermaid Caesar Salad $7.95 Poke Bowls 4 types of ahi poke! shoyu, wasabi, furikake and spicy tuna. served over white rice with wasabi aioli. $13.99

Captain Kid’s Menu

Served with fries & small drink. Popeye’s Burger 1/4 lb Burger $8.95 Captain Nemo’s Fish-n-Chips Ono $7.95 Chicken Nuggets $6.95 Pirates Pasta $5.95 The Sea Dog All beef Hot Dog $6.95

Local Plate Lunches

Served with Rice & Macaroni Salad Teriyaki Chicken $10.95 Kalbi Ribs $15.95 Combo Plate with 2 pc. Battered Fish $15.95

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* From South Kihei Road: Turn mountainside at Hale Kuai Street (at Maui Dive Shop). Eskimo Candy is located 3 blocks down on right. * From Piilani Hwy: Turn oceanside on Lipoa St. Take first left turn to Liloa Street. Eskimo Candy is located one block down on the left. .

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FEATURE STORY

Three’s Bar & Grill

“3 Chefs. 3 Cuisines. 1 Great Restaurant.”

hat do Kula strawberries, Kumamoto oysters and Kalua pig have in common? They’re all on the menu at Three’s Bar & Grill in Kihei!

“We’re proud to have something for everyone at Three’s,” explains chef/co-owner Jaron Blosser. “We’ve got an epic breakfast that’s offered late on weekends, lunch options that even include a raw bar, two award-winning happy hours, and a diverse dinner with plenty to choose from!” Blosser and his two best friends, Travis Morrin and Cody Christopher, started Three’s in Kihei’s Kalama Village in 2010, along with an event catering company. Surfing brought them together as friends, and continues to unite them to this day. They tout three different types of cuisine — Hawaiian, Southwestern and Pacific Rim — in three unique spaces; a roomy Surf Lounge with four television screens, intimate dining area and outdoor patio space, where live music plays from open till close.

“We were so excited to welcome Guy Fieri and the crew into our restaurant ‘ohana,” says Travis Morrin, who worked in the kitchen as host Fieri observed. “It was amazing to share some of Three’s longtime favorites, like the Traditional Ramen, Beer Can Chicken and Bacon Wok-fried Brussel Sprouts, with a national audience!” Three’s is grateful for its dedicated team of employees, who helped in the rebuilding process after a kitchen fire almost destroyed the restaurant in October 2016. Three’s Catering is also going strong, providing fresh food at an array of events, shows and weddings, along with meals on Pacific Whale Foundation boats. You may also notice Three’s food truck serving up customers around Maui! The restaurant features some perks you don’t find elsewhere, like breakfast served until 2 p.m. on weekends, freshly-shucked oysters and sushi available at 11:30 a.m. daily, and double happy hours every day of the week from 3 to 6 p.m., then again between 9 and 10 p.m. Three’s even hosts comedy nights, live piano and jazz, along with salsa dancing on a weekly basis! “Whether you feel like enjoying some great music, tipping back a few drinks or savoring some great food, just know that quality is our priority,” Blosser says, “and having a great experience with your loved ones is what really matters!” (see ad page 71)

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“The vibe at Three’s is fun! That’s what we’re known for,” says chef/ co-owner Cody Christopher, who handcrafted the new wooden bar in their recently-expanded Surf Lounge. “We welcome families and groups, and just want people to come together, relax and enjoy some top-quality food at reasonable prices!” Speaking of that top-quality food, chefs utilize as many local ingredients as possible, from produce to meat to fish. Three’s has racked up honors such as Best Happy Hour and Best Pupus on Maui, and the restaurant captured national attention in July 2017 on Food Network’s Diners, Drive-Ins & Dives.

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hawaiian style ribs seared local big eye tuna three’s poke bowl

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OPEN DAILY BREAKFAST: 8:30 a.m. to 11:00 a.m. LUNCH: 11:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. | DINNER: 5:00 p.m. to 10:00 p.m. HAPPY HOUR: 3:00 p.m. to 6:00 p.m. and 9:00 pm to 10:00 p.m.

“Certificate of Excellence” – TripAdvisor 2013, 2014, 2015, 2016

“Best Happy Hour” – Maui Time 2015, 2016

“Best Pupus”

– Maui Time 2017

www.threesbarandgrill.com Kihei Kalama Village | 1945 S. Kihei Road, Kihei | 879-3133 www.facebook.com/threesbarandgrill

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AMA BAR & GRILL

Kihei to Wailea

Throughout the islands, canoe regattas serve as a weekly gathering for paddlers and their families to eat, drink, relax, laugh and play by the ocean. Perched at the upper lagoon pool of the Fairmont Kea Lani, AMA Bar & Grill offers a taste of Hawai‘i’s modern canoe lifestyle, featuring everything from contemporary poke bowls to plate lunch specials in a relaxed, outdoor and social atmosphere. Enjoy the expansive sunset and ocean views during dinner service as AMA transforms from daylight to candlelight. Happy Hour daily from 5:00pm – 7:00pm. Fairmont Kea Lani, Wailea | 808.875.4100 Lunch 11:00am–5:00pm | Happy Hour 5:00pm–7:00pm | Dinner 5:30pm–9:00pm | Bar 10:30am–9:30pm

www.fairmont.com/kea-lani-maui/ see pages 6, 7

KO-

Fairmont Kea Lani’s signature restaurant Ko- offers award-winning cuisine inspired by the vast collection of ethnicities brought together during Maui’s sugarcane plantation era. Originating from the kitchens of Ko- chefs, tutus (grandmothers) and aunties, experience generations of authentically local cuisine deep rooted in the island’s culture and history. Enjoy the famous ‘Ahi on the Rock’ sashimi grade tuna served with a hot lava rock that allows you to sear it yourself! With over 90 percent of fish, beef and produce sourced locally, the flavors are as genuine as they are sustainable. Ko- Garden is an intimate venue surrounded by glimmering tiki torches, exotic flowers and palm trees – ideal for special events and group dining up to 36 guests.

www.fairmont.com/kea-lani-maui/ see pages 6, 7

Fairmont Kea Lani, Wailea | 808.875.2210 Open Daily Lunch 11:30am–2:30pm | Happy Hour 3:00pm–5:00pm | Dinner 5:00pm–9:00pm | Bar 11:00am–10:00pm

LUANA

Taste Hawai‘i’s modern culture through craft cocktails, music and an unrivaled setting. Idyllically located within the Fairmont Kea Lani, LUANA offers a dynamic and energized atmosphere that masterfully combines the culture of cocktails, spirits, wines, brews and pupu (light fare). Enjoy ongoing special events from Tiki Tuesday to Friday night ‘The Grape Escape’ events while LUANA’s acclaimed mixologists inspire you to taste something new or reintroduce you to an old favorite. As the sun sets off in the distance, savor each sip of creative genius as you listen to local musicians entertain Wednesday through Saturday 7:00pm – 10:00pm. Happy Hour daily from 8:00pm – 10:00pm.

www.fairmont.com/kea-lani-maui/ see pages 6, 7

Fairmont Kea Lani, Wailea | 808.875.4100 Open Daily | Happy Hour 8:00pm–10:00pm | Dinner 5:00pm–10:00pm | Bar 4:00pm–11:00pm

RUTH'S CHRIS STEAK HOUSE

This New Orleans inspired steak house features the finest customaged, U.S.D.A. prime Midwestern beef, served sizzling on a 500° plate, so that every bite is hot and delicious. In addition to their world renowned beef, Ruth’s Chris offers a premium selection of freshly prepared island seafood, seasonal salads and vegetables, traditional side dishes and exceptional, home baked desserts. A superb wine list and excellent service makes Ruth’s Chris Steak House a dining destination. To experience fine dining at it’s Prime... just follow the sizzle to Ruth’s Chris Steak House located at The Shops at Wailea and at The Outlets of Maui. Open nightly and groups are welcome!

www.ruthschris.com see page 73 72

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The Shops at Wailea, Wailea | 808.874-8880 | Dinner Daily from 5:00pm–10:00pm Happy Hour 5:00–7:00pm at bar only

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PREVIEWS BISTRO MOLOKINI AT GRAND WAILEA

Kihei to Wailea

Enjoy breathtaking views of the Pacific while dining in an up-scale casual and welcoming environment. Bistro Molokini is a perfect choice for families, sports on a flat screen TV, a quick bite between time at the pool, or casual pau hana. Our bar is perfect for spending time watching favorite sports team on our flat screen TV’s while sampling our finest local beers and custom hand crafted cocktail specials. The cuisine is American inspired with island influences and thoughtful ingredients that are found in Hawai‘i and sourced locally by Chef Adam Rzeczkowski . Favorites include the kalua pork pizza from the woodfire grill or the fresh island fish tacos. The cocktails are inspired by the tropical weather and made with fresh island ingredients. Complimentary validated parking. Complimentary validated parking.

www.grandwailea.com see page 75

Grand Wailea, Wailea | 808.875.1234 Open Daily | Lunch 11am–5:30pm | Dinner 5:30pm–9pm | Bistro Bar 11:00am–9:00pm

HUMUHUMUNUKUNUKUAPUA’A AT GRAND WAILEA

Humuhumunukunukuapua‘a (“HumuHumu” to locals) is a romantic thatched-roof, open-air bungalow sitting amid a saltwater lagoon, creating the perfect Hawaiian setting. Situated along the ocean, diners are treated to magical sunsets. The island-influenced menu features Chef Mike Lofaro’s passion for the ocean—hamachi with yuzu; crispy mahi mahi and Hokkaido scallops. Not to be missed, the spicy beef with tropical fruit escabeche is a featured land-based item. Voted “Best Chef” and “Best Resort Restaurant” by Maui News Readers, Chef Mike Lofaro hosts his own TV show “SEARCH Hawai‘i, Where Food Meets Culture.” Open for dinner, cocktails and Maui’s best Sunday brunch. Complimentary validated parking.

www.grandwailea.com see page 75

Grand Wailea, Wailea | 808.875.1234 | Humu Lounge & Bar 5:00pm–11:00pm | Dinner 5:30–10:00pm Brunch on the Reef Sundays 10:30am–1:00pm

NALU’S SOUTH SHORE GRILL

Winner of ‘Aipono “Best New Restaurant on Maui” award for 2016 and 2017 Award for “Best Breakfast on Maui”, features Hawaiian and local to Pacific cuisine combining local flavors with the freshest ingredients available. Owners Ron Panzo and Vernon and Delvina Rosa slogan is Eat/Live Pono with a fresh Hawaiian organic approach to food. Apple Brie Burger, Roasted Beet Surfing Goat Dairy salad and Ahi Club with seared island tuna are just a few of their menu items. An inviting Hawaiian atmosphere brings the “Eat/LIve Pono”, do what is right, in food and behavior concept to Nalu's. Nalu’s is world famous for their “Lei’s of Aloha” created by volunteers from the Maui community, sending “Aloha” healing after Paris and national tragedies and Hawaiian celebrations. Live music nightly. Check for big name entertainers such as Barry Flanagan of Hapa. A Keiki (children's) menu and take out orders are available. Open air inside & outside garden seating. Parking back oceanside.

www.nalusmaui.com see page 3

Azeka I, Kihei | 808.891.8650 | Breakfast 8:30am–2:30pm | Lunch/Dinner 11:00am–9:30pm

THREE’S BAR & GRILL

Welcome to the award-winning restaurant Three's Bar & Grill in Kihei, Maui. Chefs Jaron Blosser, Travis Morrin and Cody Christopher have creatively fused Hawaiian, Southwestern and Pacific Rim cooking styles to bring you an unforgettable dining experience. Three's provides guests with an array of freshly-prepared seafood, steaks, salads, Asian noodle dishes and raw bar items (sushi, freshlyshucked oysters) at affordable prices. Watch the game or a surf competition on big screen TVs, and enjoy some of the best live musicians on the island. Three's also provides professional catering services for any Maui event or wedding, with the most competitive prices on Maui. Either way, Three's staff will make you feel right at home and the food will keep you coming back for more. Three's Bar and Grill was also recently featured on the Food Network show Diners, Drive-ins & Dives.

www.threesbarandgrill.com see pages 70,71 74

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Kihei Kalama Village, Kihei | 808.879.3133S Breakfast daily 8:30–11:00am (8:00am–2:00pm on weekends) | Lunch Daily 11:00am–4:00pm | Dinner 5:00pm–10:00pm Daily | Happy Hour Daily 3:00pm–6:00pm and 9:00pm–10:00pm

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“Lei of Aloha for World Peace”

Eat & Live Pono

alu’s is known world wide for their “Lei of Aloha” which are sent with their Aloha to people affected by violence. Las Vegas recently received a lei in memoriam of the terrible tragedy that happened there. The “Leis of Aloha” were created for the Paris shooting by one of Nalu’s owners, Ron Panzo, wo has a 3o year restaurant leadership career in Hawaii wtih numerous humanitarian efforts, spearheaded this effort to send and share Aloha to those in pain. The leis are also sent to celebrate great accomplishments. In

Nalu’s South Shore Grill in Kihei is home of the world’s longest Ti Leaf Lei and is the 2016 winner of ‘Best New Restaurant’ on Maui and 2017 “Best Breakfast”.

celebration of the Hawaiian outrigger Hokulea’s return from its three year world-wide voyage - “Malama Honua”, the creator of the Mile Long Ti Leaf Leis deemed a lei to be created to celebrate it’s successful voyage. Lei of Aloha’s Paris lei was one mile in length. This year with outer islands participating, a two mile long lei was created for Las Vegas, where so many transplanted Hawaiian families live. The leis are presented with meaningful Hawaiian Cultural ceremonies. Many local and national news outlets have been covering this heartfelt activity of Hawaiians sharing their aloha. Ron’s continuing leadership has been the essential element in the Lei of Aloha program.

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Nalu’s features live contemporary Hawaiian music nightly with many big name entertainers such as Barry Flanagan of HAPA, Eric Gilliom and Amy Hanaiali‘i. Hawaiian families are often seen dancing hula with the music. Tasty food selections, history making activities and comfortable inviting atmosphere makes Nalu’s a must Eat/Live Pono (Nalu’s slogan), experience for visitors and a favorite for Hawaiians and residents young and old. Check out Nalusmaui.com or Nalu’s South Shore Grill on Facebook for current events. (see ad page 3)

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“Creating Art Jewelry as Unique as You” Yasha Jewels

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“Inspired by the Island, Tailored to You” Spa Montage at Kapalua Bay

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Feng Shui Beauty Tour” Billy Yamaguchi

“Heavenly Spa by WestinTM”” The Westin Maui Resort & Spa

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PREVIEWS

www.makaiglass.com see pages 82, 83

MAKAI GLASS MAUI

features unique blown glass sculptures inspired by the sea life and volcanic formations of the Hawaiian Islands. Visit Hawaii’s newest glass blowing attraction with a stop at Makai Glass Studio and Gallery in Haliimaile, Upcountry Maui. Prepare to be amazed as you watch the Makai Glass Team turn hot molten glass into sculptures of waves, dolphins, whales, turtles, Lava Vases, and Maui Storms right before your eyes! Each piece is created with the “Breath of Aloha”, infused the love of the islands and its inhabitants. Your piece is always an original and hand-sculpted right here on Maui, but we securely ship anywhere! Feel the spirit again and again by preserving your memory of the islands through Makai Glass Maui!

Hali‘imaile across from The Hali‘imaile General Store | 808.419.6685 Mon - Fri 11:00am–6:00pm | The Westin Maui Resort Monday 9:00 am– 3:00pm | Westin Nanea Ocean Villas 7 days a week 10:00-6:00pm Westin Ka'anapali Ocean Resort Villas Friday 9:00am–4:00pm Featured at Bill Wyland Galleries 828 Front Street Lahaina HI 96761

WHALERS VILLAGE SHOPS Maui’s premier beachfront shopping center, Whalers Village, is located on pristine Kaanapali Beach. A shopping and dining mecca with 90 shops and restaurants. While on Maui, you must experience the shopping, dining, live entertainment and allaround fun by the sea at Whalers Village. Family www.whalersvillage.com good times blend with see ad on right Maui-style sophistication in a colorful open-air setting distinguished by a free admission world-renowned whaling museum, free entertainment and cultural activities, superb beachfront dining, quality apparel boutiques, Hawaiian gift shops, fine art and unique jewelry stores. There’s only one Whalers Village and it’s waiting for you in the heart of Kaanapali… just steps away from the beach.

Whalers Village | Ka‘anapali | Open Daily 808.661.4567 | Facebook.com/WhalersVillage | Twitter: @WhalersVillage

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Gallery & Live Glass Blowing Monday through Friday 11am to 6pm 903 Haliimaile Rd, Haliimaile, HI 96768

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GLASS MANGO DESIGNS & KI’I GALLERIES

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These fine art bracelets created by hand here on Maui one at time by Maile Kealoha. Each piece is based on the 19th Century Whalers Art of Knots and Weaves. This delicate art form dates back to the early 1800s when whaling ships first sailed to the Hawaiian Islands. The sailors aboard the whaling ships would use their talent and knowledge of nautical knots to fashion woven gifts as a pastime, using rope, leather, or twine for their intricate creations. Often these items were given to someone they cared about as a symbol of an “Unbreakable Bond” of friendship and or love. Each beautifully crafted bracelet is hand woven using strands of 14k goldfilled, fine silver, & .925 Sterling Silver, and are 100% nickel free. Maile Kealoha lovingly recreates these historical designs here on Maui, using precious metals, for a unique treasure that you can cherish for a lifetime!

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GLASS MANGO DESIGNS & KI’I GALLERIES

Come to Glass Mango Designs and Ki’i Galleries to see the most extensive collection of world class, museum quality, illuminated Organic Art Glass Sculptures.These amazingly organic works of art are created to accurately reproduce the Jellyfish species from our local Maui waters including the mesmerizing “Hawaiian Moon” Jellyfish. These pieces produce a soft “comforting” glow when lit on the light bases designed specifically to illuminate your piece by day or night for maximum enjoyment! Come in and select the one that speaks to you! Your piece will always be a reminder of your visit to Maui! Each one is signed and dated for a true legacy treasure from Maui that will be cherished for generations to come!

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KI’I GALLERIES & GLASS MANGO DESIGNS

Ki’i Galleries & Glass Mango Designs is proud to feature our line of Kimono bracelet cuffs. Each bracelet is hand crafted using historic vintage Ceremonial Japanese kimono textiles – many are over 100 years old! These special antique treasures are coated with several dozen layers protective translucent coating for a lifetime of enjoyment and memories. The vividly bright colors and beautiful organic patterns of these fashion bracelets will guarantee complements from friends and family everywhere! Supplies are limited! And all bracelets are one of a kind that guarantees each owner a personal treasure that exists nowhere else in the world! These historic bracelets feature a huge spectrum of unique designs and color combinations. No two bracelets will EVER be THE SAME! They are truly “wearable art” that will provide enjoyment for years to com

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KII GALLERIES & GLASS MANGO DESIGNS

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Come to Glass Mango Designs and Ki’i Galleries to see the most extensive collection of world class, museum quality, illuminated Maui Floral Art Glass Sculptures! If you love the fluidity of art created in glass, then you will be amazed at these vases, paper weights and perfume bottles! Our artist has incorporated organic motifs of Maui flowers such as Calla Lilies, Hawaiian Hibiscus and exotic Tropical Orchids. These floral pieces are captured with incredible detail and natural organic beauty that will leave one shocked that they are not alive! The jaw dropping natural beauty of these pieces is amazing and unlike any art glass you have viewed before! Our artist has left no detail too small out of these breathtaking pieces. The observers’ eye can even trace the translucent stamen in each flower down through the bottom of the stem and see the organic fluidity that the artist has been able to achieve in glass. This level of craftsmanship and artistry demonstrated in these pieces is absolutely world class and nowhere will you find a more beautiful floral display captured forever in timeless art glass! Ki‘i Gallery, Shops at Wailea | (808) 874.1181 | 9:30am–9:00pm Ki‘i Gallery, Grand Wailea | (808) 874.3059 | 9:00am–8:30pm Glass Mango Designs | Whalers Village, Kā‘anapali | (808) 661.7900 | 9:30am–10:00pm Glass Mango Designs | Front St., Lahaina | (808) 662.8500 | 9:30am–10:-00pm

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ANYES EMOTION ART

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Immerse yourself in the world of this native French Artist which path has taken her to the understanding of great magical dimensions. AnyesB. has been painting and expressing her creative talents since she was 3 years old. She learned her techniques from the best art teachers in Bordeaux, France and the Oregon art Academy. Her international travels surely influenced her work as an artist. She likes to remain true to the characters she paints on canvas while immersing them in some fantasy landscapes. Her style is constantly evolving as she glides through life’s challenges like the brush flows gently on the canvas. Her move to the Island of Maui is the place where she reveals the expression of her gratitude for what “is” in great remembrance of our ancestors and in honor of our children, bathed in the deep waters of the Island’s consciousness.

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BRADDAH J’S ALOHA SHIRTS

Braddah J’s was founded by longtime friends Brian Connolly and Jason Strahn. Both of whom were raised in Hawaii, the home of Aloha. Together they wanted to share unique high quality Aloha Shirts at incredible prices. Blending Island Lifestyle with contemporary design, Braddah J’s Shirts are cool and comfortable. Perfectly suited for the office, a party, or the beach. Braddah J’s is the official suit and tie of Hawaii.

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DESIGNS BY SHIRLEY Living and working on Maui since 1989, jewelry designer

Shirley Lecomte, has managed jewelry stores and collaborated with jewelry designers for years. She feels blessed to live in Lahaina and incorporates this genuine feeling of love into jewelry art pieces which inspires the wearer to think and feel good about the beautiful paradise she calls home. It was her passion and love for her West Maui home that served as an inspiration for the "96761" Zip Code" pendant collection. Shirley works closely with her clients to create personalized family heirlooms that will be passed on for generations. Come and check out her new Maui Island Collection at one of the galleries listed below or contact Shirley direct at 279-3811.

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YASHA JEWELS

Designer jewelry at its best! Precious and rare natural gemstones are combined artistically with gold or silver for captivating inimitable style. Dr. Joie Taylor, aka “Yasha”, quickly gained a reputation for being more than an artist. Called a modern day renaissance woman, she is a professional musucuan, dancer, and holds a Ph.D. in Environmental Engineering from Cornell University. She shows weekly at The Grand Wailea and Wailea Beach Marriott. If you are going to Gannon's for lunch or dinner, view her pieces in the entry at The Atrium at the Wailea Gold & Emerald Golf Course making this a great opportunity to select your one of a kind original piece of Made on Maui fine art jewelry!

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YASHA JEWELS “Creating Art Jewelry as Unique as You!” "A true renaissance woman, Yasha holds a PhD from Cornell University in engineering, is a professional musician, dancer and award winning jeweler. Her zealous attention to the art and science of jewelry design is Yasha's celebration of her experiences forged into the fire of handmade silver and gold gemstone art pieces. Owning a Yasha piece is having a work of art that touches the soul"

Yasha creates her designs in an enchanting way-gemstones are her muse. At times she dreams of what she will create; other times it's simply the flora and fauna around our island that inspire her. Whatever the source, once her visions are transformed into the tangible, a special piece is born. No two of her pieces are exactly the same and this is what makes Yasha Jewels so desirable! It can be said that you don't choose her pieces - they choose you. This has been the experience of a multitude of her clients. One of Yasha's customers said, "I enjoy my beautiful necklace so much that I hang it where I can always appreciate it’s beauty and when I wear it, the compliments I receive are a bonus!" Yasha's jewels really aren't just jewelry - they're true works of art and functional too. Using her engineering training, Yasha has created a way to transform one piece into several. Her long necklaces can be transformed into two short ones, or into a matching necklace and a bracelet. Whether you are looking for a statement piece or a dainty one, you'll feel quite special when wearing Yasha's jewelry. Her style is a blend of old-world civilizations with those of today. She says it best herself, ''I really look deeply into the gemstones and I allow the piece to create itself. And that way the uniqueness will always be there." -Yasha-

"Happiness for you to wear any day" The crest of the wave is the gentle sparkle at the heighth of depth and power. This pendant is reversible: one side an array of light and opalescence color, the other side with the depth of black diamond and sapphire all surounding a beautiful, water reminiscent, aqua chalcedony.

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he Spa Industry is a wellness movement that does not only educate and enlighten the consumer, but also carefully cradles the balance between ancient and modern healing therapies. In earlier years, the Spa Industry’s focus was about returning to the basics; simple relaxation, and completely letting go. More recently, a noticeable shift in the spa lifestyle has developed, where spa goers want the ability to choose authentic experiences unique to the spa location, and want customized spa treatments that have been perfectly designed to tell a story. These original customized treatments enable you be a part of that story, while honoring the host culture at the same time. Spas on Maui have respectfully replicated treatments local to Hawaii, with products that use popular local ingredients such as alaea clay, raw volcanic salt, virgin coconut oils, and island flower extracts. Most spas on Maui utilize and promote eco-friendly ingredients with real benefits, and exercise genuine ancient practices that will leave you more enlightened coming out than when you went in. Multiple spas on Maui give Spa goers the flexibility to customize treatments to their needs at the time of the appointment, and are given a way to re-create these experiences in their everyday lives. Other spas offer experiences with advanced relaxation technology, used to enhance your spa journey with a sophisticated, futuristic spin. Some of these luxury advances include color therapy tubs, where colored lights illuminate your therapeutic bath for total relaxation, and rainbow rain showers, where soothing water jets glowing with gentle light can go from a gentle rain-like spray, to a vigorous downpour. No matter what experience you choose, Maui Spas offer an escape from the stresses of reality, and giving us the ability to infuse wellness in our lives by focusing on creating a “Spa Haven” in our own space. Spa living allows us to bridge the gap between our at home care, and our next spa visit. Photography by Rachel Olsson Photography Compliments of Fairmont Kea Lani's Willow Stream Spa

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Spa Montage Kapalua Bay “Four-Star Spa Award Winner by Forbes Travel Guide 2017”

isted as one of the "Best Spas in the United States" on Condé Nast Traveler's Readers' Choice Awards, Spa Montage Kapalua Bay is set on five plush acres and offers the finest wellness facility on the island of Maui. Expert spa therapists create a personalized journey for each guest, customizing offerings from an expansive menu of treatments and wellness experiences. This retreat-within-a-retreat features nine indoor and ten outdoor treatment rooms, a state-of-the-art Fitness Center and a Movement Studio with a vast selection of fitness classes, Spa Boutique, Juice Bar and a full-service Beauty Salon.

MASSAGE THERAPIES MAUI MALUHIA:

Designed to bring your body peace and tranquility, this treatment begins with a reflexology massage flowing into a fullbody dry brushing and customized green, white and red algae body mask. Your nurturing continues with a body cocoon and a stimulating sea salt foot exfoliation, culminating in a personalized massage with Laminaria algae oil. MAUI ROMANCE COUPLES PACKAGE:

An island must for lovers! Share a passion fruit and coconut milk couple’s bath in a stone-carved outdoor tub and customized side-by-side massages in a breathtaking private, outdoor hale (Hawaiian-inspired

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BODY THERAPIES ‘AWA & CACAO HAWAIIAN COCOON:

Exclusively created and serviced at Spa Montage Kapalua Bay, this wellness therapy beautifully blends warm ‘awa and cacao that naturally polishes the body. A relaxing scalp, neck, and foot massage will follow while you are embraced splendidly in warm blankets. Facial Therapies

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DELUXE CAVIAR FACIAL:

This luxurious facial firms, tones, refines and deeply hydrates the skin with highgrade, protein-rich caviar and powerful antioxidants. The crushed pearls polish the skin and the serum infuses the skin with age-defying nutrients. An acupressure facial massage visibly firms and tones, while a specialty masque refreshes and hydrates the skin to instantly restore radiance. Results are immediate, leaving skin looking vibrant, healthy and luminescent.

SALON MONTAGE ISLAND LOMI PEDICURE:

An indulgent treatment that begins with a relaxing tropical soak followed by a passion fruit exfoliation and papaya enzyme mask to soften tired skin. This treatment concludes with a luxurious passion fruit tropical massage of your legs and feet with a Hawaiian lomi stick. ULTIMATE ROSE & CAVIAR MANICURE:

A manicure added with a touch of rose and caviar to hydrate and rejuvenate. Enriched with age-defying nutrients that will leave your skin feeling soft and nourished.

TIMELESS SWISS BOOSTER FACIAL:

This decadent Booster facial combines the latest advanced Swiss Bio High Technology with Triple Plant Stem Cells and signature Swiss Power-Lifting massage. Ideal for stressed, tired, and mature skin, this facial will improve tone and texture while infusing actives that leave skin plump and firm. Expression lines and wrinkles appear to be less severe as facial features relax revealing timeless, beautiful skin.

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The ultimate spa journey begins where the mountains meet the sea.

Spa Montage Kapalua Bay.

Harnessing the essence of Hawaii, from mauka (mountain) to makai (sea). With every spa service, receive facility access to our therapeutic waterfall whirlpool, eucalyptus steam room, cedar wood sauna, co-ed fitness center, bamboo waterfall and outdoor ocean view infinity pool. (808) 665-8282

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Q. What is a Naturopathic Physician?

Dr. Ian Cholewa: Naturopathic physicians (N.D.’s) are general practitioners trained as specialists in natural medicine and preventive health care. Their clinical expertise combines techniques of both conventional and natural medicine knowledge. Naturopathic physicians treat the actual cause of disease and employ treatments to support the body's natural healing ability on a case by case basis. They emphasize prevention and the importance of personal responsibility in health and healing.

Q. How many years have you been practicing as a naturopathic doctor?

Dr. Ian Cholewa: I have been practicing as a naturopathic physician since 2000, specializing in German bioenergetic medicine. I integrate naturopathic medicine with a non-invasive and painless electronic method of diagnosis based on the German system of bioenergetic medicine. I find this method very useful in identifying the underlying causes of ill health and optimizing your health and well-being.

Q. What are allergies and what causes them?

Dr. Ian Cholewa: Many common health complaints are caused by hidden allergies. An allergy is an exaggerated response of the immune system to foreign substances, or allergens. You may be allergic to food such as milk, eggs, soy or nuts; or particles in the environment like pollen, dust, animal dander or chemicals. More than 60% of the U.S. population may suffer unknowingly from allergies.

Q. What are the symptoms of allergies?

Dr. Ian Cholewa: Symptoms such as fatigue, low energy, muscle aches and pains, headaches, weight gain and a lack of general sense of well-being may be caused by allergies. Many people with unidentified allergies often recognize that something isn’t right within their bodies, but every traditional test has returned normal—leaving them feeling frustrated and looking for answers. Identifying allergens can help improve your health, energy level and protect your immune system from long term stress.

Q: I have been hearing a lot about German electro-diagnosis. What exactly is it?

Dr. Ian Cholewa: German electro-diagnosis is a useful assessment method that can help find the underlying causes of your personal health struggles. This method can identify irregularities that often cannot be detected through standard laboratory tests. I find German electro-diagnosis indispensable in clinical practice because it helps me determine the root causes of dysfunctions and health problems.

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Cryo, what’s hype, what’s real? The Cryo buzz is hard to miss. Taking your body to the edge of freezing is all the rage with professional athletes, celebrities and marathon runners. Last March I took a redeye flight from Maui to Los Angeles. I was attending the largest fitness and health expo in the country. Red-eyed and exhausted, I walked around and tried some of the latest exercise machines. Cryo was all everyone was talking about. I decided give it a try. When it was all over I felt completely invigorated, my redeye a thing of the past. I bought one on the spot for AwaZul.

Studies show improvements in certain easy to guess areas: • Pain and Inflammation: We always head for the ice pack when it hurts. Cryo benefits athletes who train hard, and early muscle recovery is the reason it is so popular with professional athletes. People who have aches and pain, arthritis, chronic

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fatigue and chronic pain report a diminishing of symptoms, less use of pain killers, improved sleep and a feeling of well being. • Anti-aging and skin rejuvenation: Cryo increases collagen, smooths and diminishes pores for a younger, more vibrant skin. It’s specially great for acne, rosacea and psoriasis. • Weight loss: People tout it’s incredible benefits, and evidence points at an increased activity of “brown fat.” The higher your proportion of fat that is brown (full of energy building mitochondria) rather than white, the more efficient your body will be at burning fat rather than storing it. White fat has few mitochondria and therefore literally just sits there, slowing your metabolism, blocking insulin’s actions even during exercise. We can brown our fat?! Yes!! And that is a fountain of youth if there ever was one, returning to us the easy weight management of our youth. The Whole Body Cryo was an experience akin to going on a rollercoaster, only at the end of this ride, a healthier, lighter, rejuvenated you awaits.

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HEAVENLY SPA BY WESTIN™

Maui Resort Spas

Located oceanfront on Kā‘anapali Beach, this spacious spa oasis features 16 treatment rooms, including two couples spa suites – each designed with side-by-side massage for two and a deep-sunken whirlpool. Within this full service spa are lockers for men and women with sauna, steam room and whirlpools as well as an ocean view relaxation lounge. Signature spa treatments include Soothing Sun Escape, Hawaiian Lomi Lomi Massage and Ku‘ipo Couples Massage. Take your spa experience home with a selection of distinctive gift accessories and spa products available at the spa’s retail area. The tempting array includes UV protection beach wear and tropical hats, moisture management fitness clothing, ecofriendly slippers, bath salts and scented soaps as well as AVEDA hair products and Westin’s White Tea amenities.

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The Westin Maui Resort & Spa | 808.661.2588 Daily Fitness Classes & Yoga | Daily Spa Treatments 8:00am–7:00pm Salon Services 9:00am–5:00pm | Spa Boutique 8:00am–7:00pm

SPA HELANI, A HEAVENLY SPA BY WESTIN

Located at The Westin Ka-‘anapali Ocean Resort Villas, this full-service spa features Hawai‘i’s first and only quartz sand massage tables, 13 treatment rooms including three beautifully-designed couples massage suites, steam rooms, outdoor massage cabanas, separate indoor relaxation lounges for men and women, as well as a shared relaxation lounge in an outdoor lanai setting. The menu of services includes rejuvenating massages, body treatments, facials, manicures and pedicures. In addition to signature treatments that Heavenly Spa by Westin™ is known for worldwide, Spa Helani, a Heavenly Spa by WestinTM also features distinctive services, such as the new Journey to Ha-na Ritual. For reservations, visit www.westinkaanapali.com or call 808-662-2644.

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The Westin Ka-‘ anapali Ocean Resort Villas | 6 Kai Ala Drive, Ka-‘anapali 808.662.2644 | Daily 8:00am–6:00pm

SPA MONTAGE KAPALUA BAY

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Located at Montage Kapalua Bay, the awardwinning Spa Montage is a true escape for the mind, body and soul. This spacious 19 treatment room oasis features an all-embracing spa experience. Rejuvenate with a massage, body and facial therapy indoors or in one of our one-of-a-kind outdoor hales. Renew your look at the full-service Beauty Salon. Boost your energy and find balance at the fully equipped Fitness Center and Movement Studio including flow yoga, Pilates, spinning, personal training and more. Relax in our eucalyptus steam room, cedar wood sauna and therapeutic waterfall whirlpool and co-ed outdoor ocean view infinity pool. Daily, weekly and monthly facility passes are available to purchase. Discover elegant resort wear, locally made souvenirs or beauty essentials at our Spa Boutique. Bridal services, wellness membership programs, daily spa facility access passes and treatments for ages 4 to 15 are also available. Montage Kapalua Bay | One Bay Drive, Kapalua | 808.665.8282 Open Daily Spa 9:00am–7:00pm | Salon 9:00am–5:00pm | Fitness Center 6:00am–7:00pm Spa Boutique 6:00am–7:00pm | Juice Bar 7:00am–1:00pm

WILLOW STREAM SPA

Located at Fairmont Kea Lani in Wailea, Willow Stream Spa is renowned for its focus on locally-inspired experiences combined with ancient Hawaiian tradition and the latest in spa technology. Experience the island’s healing mana (energy) through the pa-lolo mud bar and dynamic rainforest showers. Make a day of it with signature body, massage and facials that stimulate healing, relaxation and results. Get the girls (and guys) together to celebrate special occasions with a series energy renewing services in our Hui Suite while couples may indulge in side by side massages with our Pa’a treatment. Come see why Willow Stream Spa was repeatedly named the best hotel spa by Travel + Leisure.

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Spa Helani Spa Helani, a Heavenly Spa by WestinTM Introduces the Journey to Ha- na Ritual With a lapping stone water feature in the lobby, natural earth tones, subtle décor, gentle music and cool, soft, white linens on a plush treatment bed, Spa Helani, a Heavenly Spa by WestinTM greets guests into a tranquil setting designed for ultimate renewal. In April, Spa Helani, a Heavenly Spa by WestinTM introduced a new bamboo massage treatment, called the Journey to Ha-na Ritual. Performed on Hawai‘i’s first and only quartz sand tables, the Journey to Ha-na Ritual evokes the essence of Ha-na, a serene Maui destination, rich in natural beauty and uplifting energy. This unparalleled experience includes inversion gravity, which creates a feeling of weightlessness, leaving guests feeling energetically balanced and renewed.

“I’m excited to introduce this distinctive treatment and quartz sand massage tables to the islands,” said Tifany LeGuyonne, the director of Spa Helani, a Heavenly Spa by WestinTM . “This transformative experience replicates benefits of a day well spent at the beach and deep relaxation of a deep pressure massage. The special massage tables, combined with the rhythmic movements of the bamboo, soothes

Inspired by lush bamboo forests found along Maui’s famed road to Ha-na, the ritual incorporates innovative flowing massage techniques using smooth bamboo sticks. Designed in various sizes and shapes for specific areas of the body, the bamboo sticks are gently heated and applied with aromatherapy oils to release tension in muscles and soften connective tissues similar to hot stone therapy. The massage is performed on bed of warm sand made of quartz crystals that cocoons the body for comfort and support. The specialized quartz sand tables are set at an incline during the treatment to achieve a floating sensation and additional detoxifying benefits.

the mind, melts away muscular tension from the body, and energizes the spirit with aromatherapy.” The Journey to Ha- na Ritual is offered as a single or couples massage at Spa Helani’s Sands of Ka- ‘anapali Treatment Room. Prices are $165 plus tax and gratuity for 50-minutes or $250 plus tax and gratuity for the 80-minute treatment, which includes an invigorating scalp massage. Visit westinkaanapali.com/ spahelanioverview for more details or call 808-662-2644 to book.

Escape to Polynesia Inspired by ancient traditions, the Polynesian Ritual at Spa Helani, a Heavenly Spa by WestinTM will transport you to a blissful state of relaxation. This signature experience engages all five of the senses and includes a coconut shell, white sand and Tahitian vanilla body scrub, followed by slow and powerful massage incorporating sand pouches and golden monoi oil to deeply relax the muscles. 80 minutes, $250* 110 minutes, $300* For more information or to make a reservation, call Spa Helani at 808.662.2644 or visit westinkaanapali.com/spa. Open daily, 8:00 AM – 6:00 PM

6 Kai Ala Drive, Kā‘anapali, Maui

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Celebrity Stylist Billy Yamaguchiâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s

Feng Shui Beauty Tour

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International celebrity stylist and author, Billy Yamaguchi, has been voted one of the most influential hair designers and educators in the industry today. While his celebrity clientele is extensive, his focus is on enhancing the individual beauty of each person sitting in his chair. Please email: BYamaguchi@icloud.com

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Heavenly Spa by Westin™ The Heavenly Spa by Westin™ at The Westin Maui Resort & Spa is designed to create an overall wellness experience amidst its superb setting with breathtaking views of the Pacific Ocean. Renowned for its service of excellence, the full-service spa has received several recognitions that include Top 25 Hawaii Resort Spas by Conde Nast Traveler. It also made Destination Travel magazine’s list of Top Ten Spas for Couples. “Having a world-class spa really elevates what we can offer our guests - all with a perfect oceanfront location on Ka'anapali Beach,” said Sheila Bracewell, the resort’s spa director.

of one or more services such as a Moroccan Oil Scalp Massage or a Hands/Feet Revitalizer,” explained Sheila.

The first Westin-branded spa to open worldwide in 2004, the resort’s Heavenly Spa by Westin™ offers full services with 16 treatment rooms, separate men’s and women’s lockers with sauna, steam room and whirlpools and an ocean view relaxation lounge. A hair and beauty salon and an oceanfront outdoor cabana for single or couples massages complete the extensive offerings.

Other treatments include Island Aroma Glow with a Maui-made sea salt scrub, followed by a warm aromatic moisture wrap and enhanced with a foot massage. Enjoy new and current spa favorites such as Hualani Waterfall Experience where the seven head Vichy shower massages you into a state of bliss while our therapist applies a Hawaiian made sugar scrub to exfoliate and finish with an application of pineapple passionfruit Hualani body creme.

“The inspiring Heavenly Spa initiatives bring a unique experience to guests seeking treatments incorporating all five senses. Our newlyredesigned spa menu, for example, includes massage and facial enhancements where you can upgrade your treatment with a choice

The Heavenly Spa is open daily from 8 am to 7 pm while the Hair & Beauty Salon is open daily from 9 am to 5 pm. Book online at westinmaui.com or call the spa at 808-661-2588.

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AWAZUL WELLNESS & WEIGHT LOSS

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AwaZul is a unique blend of the absolute best in cosmetic, health, and weight-loss technology from around the world, providing amazing results without surgical intervention. Botox and fillers can tend to give a frozen or "plump” look, while face lifts can give a stretched look. At AwaZul Dr. Sonya Hansen believes in letting the body rejuvenate itself, and has created a program that uses a three-prong approach to achieve dramatic results. The Light, Fire, and Ice face lift is a combination of lasers and cryo facials which decreases risk, inflammation, and discomfort while exponentially increasing collagen production, minimizing lines, and improving skin tone. The weight loss programs at AwaZul’s are overseen by Dr. Hansen, Maui’s only Obesity Specialist. Beautiful and lasting results in body sculpting, skin tightening, and cellulite reduction treatment are obtained by combining state-of-the-art laser technology with low-impact water bikes, Cryo therapy, and lifestyle modification. You won't have to starve or work out for hours on end to get the body you desire. Visit Awazul.com for more information or call today for a free body analysis! 34 Wailea Gateway Pl. #A-104, Wailea | 808.891.2485 | Monday–Friday 9:00am– 7:00pm, Saturday & Sunday 10am–4pm | Featuring an Organic Juice Bar, Call ahead to order your cleanses.

BILLY YAMAGUCHI Los Angeles based Celebrity Stylist Billy Yamaguchi, a visiting artist at the Olavine

Spa in Wailea, has been called "The Depak Chopra of the Beauty Industry"! The experience starts with The Consultation: Fashion, nutrition, exercise, the power of words, and hair cut and color are all focused on the individual. Billy states: "I connect who you are on the inside and reflect the true you on the outside, through the five elements, fire, earth, metal, water and wood, resulting in a Feng Shui Transformation." More than just a haircut but a life changing experience, delivered with the passion of a true artist. Appointments are limited. To experience a Feng Shui Transformation, please call send an email to yamaguchilifesty@aol.com.

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Maui, Oahu, California, Texas, Michigan & New York | (805) 218.4470 | BYamaguchi@icloud.com By appointment only

DR. CHOLEWA, NATUROPATHIC PHYSICIAN Dr. Cholewa provides unique

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integrative family health services. Dr. Cholewa’s practice combines science based medical knowledge, German functional medicine diagnosis and traditional naturopathic medicine philosophy. He works to identify underlying causes of ill health to help individuals and families achieve and maintain optimal health. Dr. Cholewa has had success diagnosing and successfully treating conditions that often seem mystifying and perplexing to health care professionals. Commonly treated conditions include: Digestive Problems, IBS, Food and Environmental Allergies/Sensitivities, Chronic Infections including Parasitic Infections, Depression/Anxiety/Insomnia, Chronic Fatigue, Headaches, Hormonal Imbalances, PMS, Menopause, Fertility Problems, Osteopenia, Osteoporosis, Skin Conditions, Fibromyalgia, Chronic Inflammation and Pain, Cardiovascular Conditions and Autoimmune Diseases.

Dolphin Plaza, Kihei | 808.874.3400 By Appointment

OLAVINE SPA

In the spirit of creativity and with a nod to cultural blending, Olavine Spa is a fusion of the Hawaiian word ‘ola’, meaning life and health, and the English word, Olivine, a beautiful lava mineral said to have properties of calmness, peacefulness and joy. The logo takes the tear-shaped volcanic gems and forms the petals of a flower, blooming upward with life and promise. The interlocking pattern invites harmony, connection and oneness for both customers and our staff. The colors of verdant green and vibrant blue represent the balance of land and sea throughout our world. Olavine Spa is located in Wailea, Maui, and designed to provide an intimate haven of tranquility, health and beauty to support the well-being of guests. The 1600 square foot elegant day spa is contemporary in style including the breathtaking ocean view Duo Spa Suite, wet, facial and massage rooms, and a boutique upscale hair and nail salon.

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Wailea Gateway Center | 808.875.1313 Monday through Saturday 10:00am–6:00pm | Sundays by appointment only

Willow Stream Spa SIGNATURE SERVICES HAWAIIAN PA’AKAI SIGNATURE TREATMENT In ancient Hawai‘i, pa‘akai (sea salt) was gathered from dry pools along the island’s coastlines. Hawaiian sea salt contains more than 80 minerals, and is considered to be one of the three most mineral-rich salts available. Healing sea salt is mixed with organic coconut oil and locally grown green papaya and lemongrass, which leaves skin smooth and hydrated. Rinse under our state-of-the-art vichy shower, with infra-red light therapy. An application of rich Hawaiian coconut oil completes the treatment.

WAVEMOTION™ MASSAGE A unique treatment table moves with the soft, rhythmic motions of the therapist, creating a deeply relaxing escape. You will feel like you are floating on water when you lie on this revolutionary new massage table that tilts, rotates and rocks to create a weightless sensation. The table’s three-dimensional movements allow therapists to use joint-release techniques and stretch clients’ muscles more effectively. This is the perfect treatment for those who need both a therapeutic and a calming experience. Be sure to wear comfortable clothing that allows you to move easily.

EXPECTING MOTHER-TO-BE MASSAGE Designed with the safety and comfort of mother and baby in mind, this customized massage using nourishing cocoa butter and support cushions, helps to relieve muscle aches and joint pain and reduce swelling. HYDRAFACIAL™ HydraFacial™ is an advanced medical-grade skincare treatment that delivers proven and immediate results without the use of harsh chemicals or lasers. HydraFacial™ targets fine lines and wrinkles; congested, oily and acne prone skin; rosacea and hyper pigmentation. It softens the appearance of large pores, improves skin texture and tone, and helps to repair existing sun damage. The skin is infused with a series of liquid exfoliants and protective antioxidants and treated to therapeutic LED light therapy, leaving it instantly refined, refreshed and radiant.

HONEYMOONER IN MAUI (PA‘A TREATMENT) Known as an elixir of love, honey keeps skin soft, youthful and glowing. Indulge in side-by-side body scrubs, using citrus-infused Maui Ko- - (sugar) and full-body massages, complete with a whipped mask of local organic honey blended with ginger, ylang-ylang, gotu kola, ‘awa and lemon. The experience is completed with a sugar-cane foot scrub and scalp massage, and a warm soothing shower.

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Hyatt Regency Maui Resort & Spa’s

Drums of the Pacific Lu‘au

he sound of the conch, the beating of the drums, the echoes of the Hawaiian chant, and the lighting of the torches signal the start of Hawai‘i’s most exciting Lu‘au. Drums of the Pacific, at Hyatt Regency Maui Resort and Spa, takes you on a journey throughout the islands of Polynesia, featuring authentic dance and live music of old Hawai‘i, New Zealand, the Tuamotus, Tahiti, Tonga, Rarotonga and an unforgettable 3-Man Samoan fireknife finale. A lu`au is an expression of hospitality and as Polynesian culture demands, visitors are welcomed with song and dance, treated well and fed well. Guests of Drums of the Pacific Lu‘au are greeted with leis and fresh mai tais or fruit punch upon arrival. The audience is then invited to watch as the kalua pua’a is unearthed from the underground oven during the authentic imu ceremony. Explore the creations of the artisan crafters and enjoy the pre-show with a Polynesian fashion demonstration along with Hawaiian music as the sun sets over Ka’anapali Beach and the Pacific Ocean. Children and eager guests can join the professional dancers to learn the hula on-stage! Taste the exotic flavors of native Hawaiian cuisine as dinner is served buffet style. Indulge in all-you-can-eat island fare, such as poi, lomi lomi salmon, kalua pork, macadamia nut crusted island fish, ahi poke, and huli huli chicken. Enjoy sides of fresh sliced tropical fruits, fried rice, steamed vegetables, Molokai purple sweet potatoes, taro rolls with whipped lilikoi butter, and flavorful local salad. Save room for unlimited drinks of mai tais, mixed cocktails, beer and wine and desserts including haupia with toasted coconut, white chocolate brownies, chocolate macadamia nut cake, and pineapple upside down cake.

The excitement continues as the main show begins with legends and stories of Maui and Polynesia. Watch as the Drums of the Pacific illustrates the contrast of island cultures, from the lyrical and romantic Hawaiian hula, to the warrior dances of the Maori people demonstrating battle skills. The revue also emphasizes the connections and similarities across cultures, including how guests are welcomed and each of the island’s journeys to Hawai‘i. Join the celebration as the Tahitian ancestors are acknowledged for being the first to navigate the vast Pacific Ocean to Hawai‘i and experience the drum dances of Rarotonga praising the Tavake bird that led their ancestors to new land. Learn of an exclusive story told only at Drums of the Pacific about the location in which the lu‘au takes place. The pulsating drum dances of Tahiti and the spirited hip shaking dances of the Tuamotus lead up to the exciting dances of Samoa. Depicting the lavish celebrations where entire villages compete, are the Samoan fireknife dancers, practicing the daring and highly skilled art of fire dancing and flame eating in the night’s thrilling finale! Experience the excitement first-hand at the breathtaking Sunset Terrace under the stars, for a perfect Maui evening of culture, entertainment and delicious food and drinks. For reservations call Hyatt concierge at 808667-4727 or visit www.drumsofthepacificmaui.com.

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FARM TO TABLE FARM TOUR & GOURMET LUNCH AT O’O FARM IN KULA Enjoy a truly unique island experience at O’o Farm in Upcountry Maui. Explore the gardens, learn the ways of all natural growing and sit down for a gourmet lunch prepared in your presence with freshly harvested natural produce. A pure expression of Hawaiian cuisine benefiting your body and soul.

LOCAL CHICKS

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EGG FARM TOUR & GOURMET LUNCH IN LAHAINA Tour our Launuipoko Egg Farm in the scenic West Maui Mountains with spectacular ocean and mountain views. Learn about the history of the area and meet our local chicks! Our hens are kept outdoors and enjoy fresh grass and bountiful bugs. Tour will be followed by a gourmet meal, featuring fresh eggs in the seaside ambiance of Pacific’O restaurant in Lahaina.

SEED TO CUP COFFEE ROASTING & TASTING TOUR AT O’O FARM IN KULA Enjoy the complete coffee experience at O’o Farm located in the misting forest of Waipoli, where coffee is grown, processed, and roasted in our state of the art facility amidst our rustic farm setting with breathtaking views. Savor the finished cup with insight and appreciation of how it all came to be. A one of a kind experience.

www.pacificomaui.com • www.oofarm.com • www.ainagourmetcoffee.com | For Reservations 808.667.4341