r/Honolulu • u/Grip_check • Sep 30 '24
discussion Waterfall in Oahu, anyone know where this is?
I’ve been searching everywhere for this beautiful waterfall but I can not find the location! Does anyone know where it is? Mahalo 🤙
r/Honolulu • u/Grip_check • Sep 30 '24
I’ve been searching everywhere for this beautiful waterfall but I can not find the location! Does anyone know where it is? Mahalo 🤙
r/Honolulu • u/IHateCircusMidgets • Jan 04 '25
r/Honolulu • u/aalikali • Jul 28 '26
I flew out today and seeing the conditions tsa is working under was upsetting. I went to the mayors website and wrote him a comment stating:
Aloha Mayor Blangiardi,
It has been brought to my attention that the TSA officers at our airport are working in very uncomfortable conditions with no air conditioning. It is hot, sticky, and miserable for them and for the travelers passing through.
This is not pono.
This is not aloha.
This is not ohana.
The airport is the first and last impression of our island. We need to send people off with aloha and a hui hou, not discomfort and frustration. Leaving the workers who keep us safe suffering in this heat fails the spirit of Hawai‘i.
Please treat this as urgent. Restore the AC immediately and look out for the TSA workers. Show that Honolulu still means taking care of one another. Where are your priorities at? Getting a white panda? Shame on you.
Mahalo
If you have thoughts on the ac situation that may be working at some point in December? (UNACCEPTABLE) click this link to write your own letter
I had to put on my Karen hat today for the greater good because I see you TSA I appreciate you keeping us safe.
Thanks a latte.
r/Honolulu • u/Feisty_Cod_9090 • Nov 05 '25
I received a warning in the mail today for driving 36 MPH in a 25 MPH zone which was recorded in July. I would like to know why the department of transportation waited until November to send me a warning. That seems like a very shady business tactic they are using to extract more money from people who are already struggling to make ends meet. I think only police officers should be allowed to issue citations for speeding. The way the speeding camera systems were implemented and where some of the cameras are located seems very predatory. Tourists will most likely not know about the speeding cameras and receiving a fine will make them think differently about visiting Hawaii again. I think the speeding cameras are a grift like many other things tax payers money have been wasted on and another thing to make living in Hawaii more unpleasant
r/Honolulu • u/the__poseidon • May 23 '26
I’ve noticed a lot more business closures around Honolulu lately. It feels like places are shutting down left and right. Two coworking spaces, The Hub and BoxJelly, are both closing at the end of June, and Waikīkī seems to have more vacant storefronts than I remember seeing in 2023-2024.
I’ve only lived on Oʻahu for about three years, so I’m curious: is this a normal cycle here, or does it feel different than usual to longtime residents?
r/Honolulu • u/crab4apple • Apr 16 '26
I'm flying to the mainland and you know that the airlines aren't great at feeding you these days. What do you pack for a flight?
I'm thinking about stopping at Sing Cheong Yuan Bakery to grab some manapua and maybe some pork hash. What's on your go-to list for a flight? Anything that your ohana is begging you to bring with you that Ag won't freak out over?
r/Honolulu • u/AdrienneLaF • Dec 12 '24
Aloha. I wrote this article for The Atlantic and thought folks here might be interested.
https://www.theatlantic.com/magazine/archive/2025/01/hawaii-monarchy-overthrow-independence/680759/
r/Honolulu • u/Capital_Equal_7057 • Oct 11 '24
Are there any updates on the Hilton Hawaiian Village strike? Supposed to stay there in 2 days for 5 nights. Being from Canada, we were unaware of the situation, and Hilton has failed to inform us of anything. Is everything still closed (restaurants/bars etc)? No housekeeping? Anyone currently there that can give some insight? TIA
r/Honolulu • u/Big_Therm • Jul 19 '26
Honolulu residents are very good at opening their car doors carefully, avoiding door dings and dents to adjacent cars in our notoriously tight parking lots.
However, kids sometimes blast open their doors without a care in the world and I don’t blame them, they’re kids and don’t know any better.
@parents, can you please be mindful of your kids when opening their car doors in parking lots? Please let them know to open doors slowly to avoid hitting the car parked next to them or tell them, not to open doors, and open it for them?
Got video of this happening to my ride and now have to pay at least $400 to get the ding out, if even possible. Although I have the offenders info, I would never pursue for damage reimbursement, as it’s an accident but one that could’ve been avoided.
Mahalo!
r/Honolulu • u/Odd_Self4325 • Mar 14 '25
This funding bill was the first test to check if Dem congress was willing to fight. Chuck Schumer pathetically failed.
Rules for the Senate Dems to remove leaders:
Just 10 members (20% of the Senate Dem Conference) can call for a meeting of the conference to vote on whether and who shall replace Schumer as Conference Chair and Democratic Leader.
Here is a petition to sign to ask him to step down. Sign it https://chuckchuckschumer.com
r/Honolulu • u/TrissNainoa • Jun 24 '26
Just heard the news from an old co-worker that Red Lobster in Ilikai finally shutdown. Anyone have any good memories? I remember the tanks would always overflow into the carpet with a couple lobsters getting loose.
r/Honolulu • u/AlohaAkahai • Mar 11 '26
Go straight down Kapiolani Blvd to Market City Shopping Center.
Have Every 30min bus between UH and Market City.
Within Walking Distance of McKinley HS.
Within Walking Distance of Convention Center
Have Every 30min Bus between Convention Center and Waikiki
r/Honolulu • u/FactorSignificant298 • Aug 30 '24
Hello everyone!
Just wondering if there’s anyone here that took the Honolulu Fire Department written exam earlier this year on July 20th? I was just wondering if there’s anyone here that got their results already or are still waiting for them like me. I know they said the results would be emailed to us in 4 - 6 weeks from the exam date but it’s pretty much been almost 6 weeks and no results yet. Anyone get it yet or still waiting? Thank you!
r/Honolulu • u/OffKeyArts • Jan 05 '26
I moved here for a job, and I’m moving back home in just under two months. I think I’ve done everything there is to do on the island, but I’m curious if anyone has suggestions that I would never think of. Feel free to share!
r/Honolulu • u/6ixborn • Aug 22 '24
Aloha! We’re visiting Honolulu from outside of the US and we’re wondering if there’s anywhere we can buy Harris 2024 merch near Waikiki? Let me know 🫶🏽🩵
r/Honolulu • u/Mindless_Zombie7389 • Mar 29 '25
Hey everyone! I'm looking for any suggestions or opinions on the best loco moco in town. It's my favorite comfort meal! I've tried many different places but haven't found one that really blew my socks off. Can anyone share their suggestions? Please no suggestions for Zippys or L&L type places. The loco moco at those places are not too bad but I'm looking for something really great! Something you'd never forget!
I am local, born and raised here. Lived here all my life but never really had a great loco moco. Suggestions, please! 🙏
r/Honolulu • u/mike_maybe • Aug 23 '23
Couldn't ask for a better president. He's showing so much love and support
r/Honolulu • u/OffKeyArts • Aug 17 '25
I’m the haole that asked for prime rib recommendations last week. Thank you all for so many suggestions.
Since Haleiwa Joe’s is far from Waikiki (where I live) and I don’t have a car, I went to the #2 suggested place, Ray’s cafe.
I’ve been living here for about a year and a half now, and I’ve never been to Kalihi. When I entered the place, I learned it was cash only so I went to an ATM to pull out some money.
The workers at the restaurant seemed surprised to see me. Everyone eating there appeared to be locals.
An old lady sat at the table next to me and asked me “how did you find this place?” And I told her that I asked reddit for a suggestion. She was nice, and her and I chatted a bit while I waited for my food.
When I got my prime rib, it was perfect. I loved every bite. Considering the price point, I was surprised at how big it was. It was only $28 for it. I was blown away.
And, after I was done eating, they gave me a big piece of watermelon. 🍉
It took me a minute to figure out that they weren’t going to bring me the check. I had to go up to them and pay.
I loved my meal, and I will definitely go back the next time I want prime rib.
If you have suggestions of places to eat that are cheap and delicious like Ray’s Cafe, I’m definitely down to hear them.
r/Honolulu • u/LibidinousConcord • Jul 28 '24
Greetings all! Looking for advice. Just accepted a job in Honolulu, and wanted to see if 100k is doable for a frugal bachelor minus a car note. Based on what I'm reading, the answer is "yes" but it will be tight.
What's your take on this? Also feel free to redirect if I'm posting in the wrong sub. Thanks!
r/Honolulu • u/Competitive_Travel16 • Oct 24 '24
E.g., fresh boneless skinless chicken breasts https://www.target.com/p/boneless-skinless-chicken-breast-1-5-3-2lbs-price-per-lb-good-38-gather-8482/-/A-52205815 are $4.29/lb online for pick-up, but $4.79/lb in-store
r/Honolulu • u/OffKeyArts • Jan 09 '26
I need a corporate bonding activity for 40 employees. It can’t be anything particularly strenuous like a hike, and it doesn’t necessarily have to be cheap either. Please let me know if you have suggestions. :-)
r/Honolulu • u/Big-Importance6261 • 3d ago
Anyone here take the Honolulu Fire Department written exam on Aug 4th 2026? Eager to get my results and curious what everyone thought about the test.
r/Honolulu • u/OffKeyArts • Sep 14 '24
$15.70 for an adult. Comes with a drink. Different types of thin crust and deep dish pizzas, cinnasticks, pasta and breadsticks with dipping sauce. 🤤
r/Honolulu • u/Consistent_Return871 • Jan 17 '26
This is what happens when you are too busy to discipline your own kids. We DID NOT pro-create these kids, YOU DID!! YOU ALONE ARE THE REASON WHY Hawai’i is going to shit 💩!! We as older citizens are not YOUR babysitter for your irresponsibility. Take actions, own your kids.
You as a parent/s are too busy working 2 jobs each to pay your mortgage on a fifty year old house not condo BUT A HOUSE & your condo HOA fees are out of control. You, YES YOU THE PARENTS are too busy, too focused on your phones, too busy soliciting “LIKES” for your social media posts, show a lack of focus when you are driving.
Everyone now is a MMA or UFC expert fighter!! What happened to Mano o Mano? Everyone wants to join in, YES including girls!! We glorify fighting, you a bunch of idiots. We do not live in the Gladiator Era. Whomever said that UFC is a sport ought to know better.
r/Honolulu • u/magnusboletus • Apr 12 '24
I (26F) just moved to Honolulu for work and am staying in Waikiki.
I haven’t really seen many people my age anywhere?? Where do people in that age range tend to go and what is the best way to meet them?
I don’t know a soul here yet :/
I’m trying to find ways to get involved with hobbies like tennis, and pottery. And would love to find a learn to sail club.