More info for our visitors to Hawaii, on what locals love. Well believe it or not, we does love us some noodles, I mean you name it, we love it. From Italian pasta noodles in a creamy seafood pasta, or marinara. Maybe it's the Japanese Udon noodles, and Soba. Or it could be the Filipino pansit noodles, and of course Vietnamese and Thai rice noodles, and the Chinese chow mein or lo mein.
If it is cold, the locals will go for a nice hot Vietnamese beef pho with noodles, or a Filipino sawbaw with rice noodles, or Japanese ramen or saimin noodle soups, maybe with some dumplings (won tons) in there for some filling up.
So when you do come to Maui where can you get some good noodle dishes?
Okay I'm not getting paid by these digs but go check them out.
Sam Sato's in Wailuku- a mom and pop that serves up good dried noodles.
Star Noodle- in Lahaina, a creative noodle dig, ver innovative dishes and they make their own noodles.
Bale (Ba lay)- Vietnamese located in the Lahaina Cannery Mall, The Maui Market Place in Kahului, and in Kihei in the Piilani Shopping Village.
Aloha Mixed Plate- Lahaina for their chow fun.
Da Kitchen- for chow fun.
Paradise Market- in Kahului for some pansit.
Penne Pasta- Italian style in Lahaina
Marcos- Italian style a mile from Kahului Airport
These are just a few good places for noodles
So we locals do love noodles, so if you are wondering what we love to eat, noodles is it, we do crave it lots of times. It's very common for a local cook to have lots of noodles in the cupboard, from dried ramen, to fresh pastas in the fridge, we love noodles period.
If it is cold, the locals will go for a nice hot Vietnamese beef pho with noodles, or a Filipino sawbaw with rice noodles, or Japanese ramen or saimin noodle soups, maybe with some dumplings (won tons) in there for some filling up.
So when you do come to Maui where can you get some good noodle dishes?
Okay I'm not getting paid by these digs but go check them out.
Sam Sato's in Wailuku- a mom and pop that serves up good dried noodles.
Star Noodle- in Lahaina, a creative noodle dig, ver innovative dishes and they make their own noodles.
Bale (Ba lay)- Vietnamese located in the Lahaina Cannery Mall, The Maui Market Place in Kahului, and in Kihei in the Piilani Shopping Village.
Aloha Mixed Plate- Lahaina for their chow fun.
Da Kitchen- for chow fun.
Paradise Market- in Kahului for some pansit.
Penne Pasta- Italian style in Lahaina
Marcos- Italian style a mile from Kahului Airport
These are just a few good places for noodles
So we locals do love noodles, so if you are wondering what we love to eat, noodles is it, we do crave it lots of times. It's very common for a local cook to have lots of noodles in the cupboard, from dried ramen, to fresh pastas in the fridge, we love noodles period.
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