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Hawaii, restaurants, hotels?

Hi Does anyone know any good restaurants in Big Island, Kauai, Maui and Oahu? I am a vegetarian, my husband is a meat eater, my children eat, you know, things of children (who do not eat seafood) is there any restaurantsthat everyone can be happy eating there? lol Please, if you know the names in any of the islands would be great What's new at the helm of hotels on the islands? Someone tried to bed and breakfast? If we are to be out all day and arrived at the accident on site, does not have to be fancy. Any local hotels? maybe rent apartment? Thanks a million guys

Well, we have a lot of very good seafood, being in the center of the largest ocean on earth and all, but most of the best restaurants have dishes vegetarian – the heavy influence of Asia is a well there. You may be tired of the variations in the tilt tofu tower, however. In Maui, There is a Vietnamese vegetarian in a small town called Paia. I've heard great things about it. Atop the hill there is the Haliimaile General Store, Casanova, and Polli's. Any of the restaurants around Maui Coffee O'Lei are fabulous, including the Maui Lani Golf Course (which also has an impressive view.) Queen Kaahumanu Center in Kahului is a food court with a good Korean barbecue that sells a lot of choices of meat, a dish of vegetables, tofu, and probably some. In sides, I recommend their algae and shredded daikon. Quite a few people stay in condos when they come to Maui. My favorite hotel is a small place, kitsch lamps hula girl and beaded curtains used to be an apartment complex just north of the Cannery Mall in Lahaina on Front Street. A little over $ 100/night for most room, and most units have kitchen and living room. The patio and a pair of suites are right on the boardwalk, so it is lulled by the sound of the waves. I think I've stayed in most of the rooms at one time or another. If you explore their website, Don Ho start singing to you – you have been warned.

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