Maui Food & Dining

On the third weekend of each month, Maui residents and area visitors can partake in a “pop-up” restaurant set up by Kupu Maui for one night.

We tried a whole lotta those burgers – and fried stuff too – and you can see what we thought simply by clicking here. Yay!

Amasia is celebrating their one-year anniversary with a $49 three-course prix fixe menu throughout the month of June.

If you have $150, this Saturday at 4:30 p.m. you can partake in the 14th annual Taste of Wailea with 11 restaurants serving up a wide variety of sumptuous food.

If you’ve got time to wait and wait and – did we mention waiting? – for your server, Five Palms in Kihei offers some stellar happy hour options.

Clear the deck and give your liver a pep talk, because the three-day bender known as the Kapalua Food and Wine festival starts on Friday.

If you are a person who generally enjoys dining upon things that have had parents, you may think Choice Health Bar isn’t for you. Think again.

Plan to take the day off and purge your schedule of all distractions, because the three-day bender known as the Kapalua Food and Wine festival starts next Friday.

Starting today, a celebration of Wailea’s finest cuisine can be enjoyed for a special price of $29, $39, or $49 at 19 participating restaurants.

Good news: the “Ren’s Sushi” part of the alphabet soup is a solid offering, filling in a notable gap in Kahului dining options.

This Thursday, the Makena Beach & Golf Resort hosts its second wine dinner of the month at its new location, the Café on the Green restaurant.

By Vanessa Wolf This weekend, renowned wine experts and master sommeliers will take part in Four Seasons Resort Maui’s Vintage Wine Weekend which starts this Friday, May 24. The three-day event will feature vintners Steve Clifton of Brewer Clifton; Gary Burk of Costa de Oro; Dan Kosta of Kosta Browne; Donald Patz of Patz & […]

We spent five months hunting down the little restaurant where we’d had the best Chinese-style flat noodles in ages. Our quest results in your gain.

The event takes place tomorrow night at 6:30 p.m. on the resort’s beachfront Maluaka Lawn and features a beach barbecue theme.

If you cannot restrain your anticipatory enthusiasm for Saturday’s Maui Brewer’s Festival, you can get a jump on things a night early.

Chef Lee Anne Wong, holder of an Iron Chef America title, will prepare food as part of the Grand Wailea’s “TOAST! Wine Pairing Dinner” on Friday.

Tomorrow night in Lahaina you can gang up with 39 strangers/new friends for “Dishcrawl” a four restaurant-hopping experience.

If you have ever wondered what it would be like to be invisible, grab a seat at the bar at Kō and find out. The food is great, but be prepared to wait for it.

She was always forcing food on you growing up. Now it’s time to return the favor.

Saturday’s Maui Onion Festival in Lahaina offered everything from winning recipes to – **gulp** – onion margaritas.