Country line dancing two season Thursdays. It starts at 6 PM. It is free all ages. The age range…read morewas from 20 year-old to 90-year-olds. There were aunties and uncles out there with their canes. It was a joy to watch everyone dance. Everyone was super friendly and welcoming. There is a food court, with a variety of different foods to choose from. There was a stage where the teacher broke down the dances throughout the day. And then there was a large wooden dance floor in front of the stage where everyone danced. There is tables and chairs on the outside and inside of the stage. I haven't dance country line dancing since the 90s. We've come a long way from the achy Breaky heart in the tush push. The dances were interesting and intricate. I definitely got my workout used my brain and use my muscles. The teacher gave free dance in between lessons throughout the day. And then at the end of the day you got to request songs you wanted to dance to. The dance classes are free. There is parking, But the parking lot is a bit small.

Met my friend for lunch today at the Liliha Food Court on a Friday afternoon. Lots of free parking…read morebut they do limit it to 90 minutes. I was so surprised that it was so empty at lunch time. We decided to get bahn mi at Munch on Mi. They give you a buzzer thingie when your order is ready. It took about 10 minutes which wasn't bad at all. I got the grilled pork bahn mi and it was really good. The pork was thinly sliced and very flavorful for $15. I also got a Vietnamese coffee for $7. The food court here is clean and if you want to hang out and talk story, this is the place. There aren't any people hovering over you for your seat like other food courts.

STIX ASIA IS A GEM IN WAIKIKI. Asian food hall galore with so many choices. It's worth coming to if…read moreyou want a guaranteed good meal for you buck. It's not the commercialized restaurants ( sorry Waikiki) that you expect on the strip but it is down home good cooking with some specialties ranging from Japanese l, Korean, Chinese and more flavors. It's a perfect place to go to while you're staying on the strip and you don't want to wait in 2 hour long waits for mediocre food. Take a walk downstairs and enter into an elevated food stall experience. I'm not saying it's fancy, but I am saying it's worth a date night or fun night out with friends and family. Fair warning it has this interesting set up tho that makes it feel like its outside but it's technically at the basement of a mall plaza. So weird because the air conditioning is hit or miss but it's nice because the individual places have their own AC. I expected it to be cooler inside and it wasn't blazing hot but it was humid .... But then again you're in Hawaii lol so expect a little humidity depending on what month you come in. Parking; paid and look for a lot ... I'm not entirely sure but it's walking distance from the strip. Pro tip: it's conveniently located by the Ross. Faves: Hojocha latte and Matcha Lattes found here! Even soft serve! Organic Rice Balls ( onigiri) to go. The closest thing I've found to Motomura Gyakatsu ( with unlimited salad!l and the bear dang tempura tendon I've had aside from Japan. Baby friendly : Yes, absolutely yes. Now they have small tables and areas in some spaces but they make it work with what you have if there's space. I took my 6 month old with a doona stroller here and it fit fine. There were elevators conveniently in located in the space. Restrooms: you need a code from one of the food places and it will be on your receipt. They're pretty clean! Enjoy! Try everything. And it's a really good meeting place for families to try different cuisines.

Another one of my faves. This food hall is open later so it's a great choice when you're walking…read morearound Waikiki. From the street you just walked. But also validate parking so that's always a plus especially in Waikiki. It's strictly an Asian food court with lots of Ramen, noodle, musubi, udon choices. They have tons of smaller restaurants, so you have many choices as you walk around.

The Food court always has good food waiting for you :)…read more Everything was free for my birthday from all the apps!

The food was delicious. I had a great experience. Stopped in to try several spots within the food…read morecourt, all of which were on point. I highly recommend stopping in if you're in the area.

It's been six years, so I'm updating my review. They have different eateries now and it's a good…read moremix. You can pretty much find whatever food you want here. The only thing missing I would say is a pasta eatery. Here's the list: -Champion's Steak & Seafood -Kokoro Cafe -Kulu Kulu -L&L Hawaiian Barbecue -Mahaloha Burger -Panda Express -Penny's Waikiki Malasadas -Pho Factory -Poke Waikiki -Raising Cane's -Subway -Wicked Maine Lobster I've tried most of these places. My faves are Kulu Kulu, L&L and Raising Cane's. This place is packed at night. It's less busy during the day.

Whether you're a tourist, or a Kama'aina, it's nice to see a beautiful covered open-air food court…read morein the heart of Waikiki! What food court am I talkin' about? The Pa'ina Lanai Food Court located at the Royal Hawaiian Shopping Center of course! Sometimes when one is on a budget, or if you really don't feel like dining at a regular restaurant, going to a food court is another great option that one can choose to get their grindages on. The Pa'ina Lanai Food Court located at building "B", on the 2nd floor. The food court is open-aired and covered (so that it'll protect you from weather & sun), and it has a lot of clean well kept seating. There are restrooms near by, and I could see that the cleaning staff was very active in cleaning up the tables/chairs at the food court. The Pa'ina Lanai Food Court have the following food eateries - 1. Penny's Malasadas 2. Panda Express 3. Champion's Steak & Seafood 4. Kokoro Cafe 5. Kulu Kulu 6. Mahaloha Burger 7. Pho Factory 8. Poke Waikiki 9. Raising Cane's 10. Wicked Main Lobster A pretty decent selection of food businesses, so hopefully there is something that appeals to everyone. Parking here is pretty easy, as there is a parking structure within the shopping center. If you spend a minimum of $10 bucks, you can get a parking validation for 3 hours. Looking for casual dining? Go check out da Pa'ina Lanai Food Court at the Royal Hawaiian Shopping Center.

What a great fun place to grab a bite! 5 people with different desires all got a good choice…read moredifferent eateries. Garlic shrimp - no need to drive to the North shore when you can just go to the market eatery located on the 2 nd floor of h- mart. Great garlic shrimp without the travel time! Korean style fried chicken wings - a bit sweet for me but well fried and stayed crispy! Korean spicy pork - no picture but great setup of hot pot rice served w/ hot tea to get every bit of rice - 3 kinds of bachan so good and impressive Beef sukiyaki bowl - just ok serving size a bit small flavor ok Pot stickers aka gyoza- kiddo loved it The only thing we didn't try was the mochi donut - we'll save it for next time ! If you're here for the 1st time - from the parking lot enter H Mart walk towards the back you will find an elevator and stairs that will take you to the 2 nd floor. Once there check out all the eateries before making your selection - there is also a beer garden along with mochi donuts- fried chicken - garlic shrimp - both Japanese and Korean eateries!

We chose to get the #3 from TOKTOK and got smacked with so much flavor, tons of cheese and all…read morearound fresh goodness. At GAMA we ordered the pork bulgogi and OMG! This had so much flavor, too! It came out piping hot, so you know it was made fresh. The kimchi salad was good, too. We went around 6pm and it wasn't busy, but since everything is made to order, it took a few extra minutes -- not a big deal. You shouldn't have a hard time finding a seat, there's tons of tables. It's very clean and the vibe is chill. 5/5 recommend going to the second floor food court above HMart. There's plenty to choose from and there's even a bar where you can pour your own beer. Sounds like a good time, we'll check that out next time.

We stumbled across this place as we were looking for a place to get a quick bite. It looked rather…read moreempty, but it was still pretty early. It looked like no one was manning the stations, but there were 2 ladies in the center one which I learned took care of most of the orders for the entire place. As I was looking around at what each restaurant offered, I was greeted by Christine, who by the way was very friendly and welcoming. She gave us a rundown of what each station offered. I was looking at the shrimp plate so she recommended to get a plate from five star shrimp which included marinated steak which is local beef grown here, spicy shrimp, rice and small side salad. It was amazing so you definitely need to stop by here.

The Waikiki food hall was a bit difficult to find as there's already a food "court" on the other…read moreside of the mall. Therefore there wasn't too many people visiting the different food stalls. It looked very lovely and welcoming though. We tried 6 different onigiris: spam and egg with sushi rice and seaweed wrapper. The four different flavors had some slight taste variations but overall it was spam, eggs, and rice. A good pre dinner snack. We also order a loco moco plate from a different stall

Many Shops, restaurants, and more. Even a Target and a Starbucks. Right across the street from…read moreBlue Note, Outrigger and my favorite, stately Moana Surfrider Hotel. We parked in this structure since we needed to go to one shop and then have lunch in Waikiki. Several levels of parking you can pay at the kiosk next to the elevators. Also restrooms on the first floor on the left as you exit the elevators. If you make a $25 purchase you can get a reduced rate to park by scanning your receipt ie $20 parking ticket becomes $6 for 3 hours.

This shopping area was founded in 1956 by Donn Beach, the creator of the famed Don the…read moreBeachcomber's cocktail. The original IMP consisted of thatched-roof huts offering souvenirs, local crafts, and food. A major renovation in 2016 transformed the IMP into a contemporary shopping and dining destination while still respecitng its Hawaiian heritage. The banyan tree in the shopping center is really impressive. A banyan can reach a height up to 100 feet and spreads laterally indefinitely. Aerial roots that develop from its branches descend and take root in the soil to become new trunks. It's really a highlight of this mall to walk around this enormous tree. There are a huge number of well known stores here with something for everyone. We enjoyed the shopping but did not stay to eat here although there are a lot of options.

Great food court at Ala Moana mall near Macys. This is not your normal food court. It's mostly…read moreAsian food, but there are some other options like a bar and a hamburger spot. There's lots of seating and of course there's a musubi café. I do like this food court better than the one in the middle of the mall.

Thank goodness for this conveniently located food court. I can remember when Ala Moana only had one…read morecentrally located food court and the only other option was a small food court above Shirokiya. So much has changed since then but it makes sense, with the expansion of the mall, to have more food courts available. On top of the convenience, The Lanai has something for all my various cravings while shopping, especially dim sum or musubi. Will return again.