Honolulu: Waikiki Food Tour with Local Guide
Kaalawai Honolulu, Hawaii
Savor the local Hawaiian island flavors and international treats on a guided food tour of Waikiki with a local guide. Try a malasada, a Japanese treat with a Hawaiian twist, poke bowls, and more!
Waikiki Food Tour with Local Guide
Explore Waikiki’s culinary scene in Honolulu with a guided food tour, ideal for food lovers interested in local flavors and culture.
Highlights
- Savor Waikiki flavors on a guided food tour led by a local expert
- Try malasada, a Portuguese pastry popular in Hawaii
- Enjoy a Japanese treat with a Hawaiian twist and fresh poke bowls
- Sample a range of local delicacies including artisanal shave ice
- Learn about Hawaiian history and culture in Waikiki from your guide
Description
Discover the blend of cultures shaping Waikiki’s vibrant food scene, set beneath Diamond Head in Honolulu. This neighborhood offers a culinary mix influenced by native Hawaiian traditions, Asian cuisine, and global flavors.
Begin at King David Kalākaua's Statue at Waikiki’s entrance, where your local guide will greet you. Wander the busy streets and sample diverse dishes that reflect the area’s rich cultural heritage.
Your tasting journey starts with malasada, a sweet pastry of Portuguese origin favored in Hawaii. Navigate Waikiki’s bustling beachfront neighborhood while trying Japanese-inspired treats with a Hawaiian twist and authentic poke bowls made with fresh local fish.
Along the way, enjoy Hawaiian comfort foods, including artisanal shave ice, perfect for cooling off in the tropical climate. With over five tastings, experience the varied flavors that define this historic neighborhood.
Includes
- Local pastry tasting
- Poke bowl tasting
- Hawaiian BBQ tasting
- Artisanal shave ice
- Japanese treat with a Hawaiian twist
Excludes
- Guide gratuities
Easy Cancellation
Cancel up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund.
Book in advance to secure your spot. Wear comfortable shoes and bring sun protection for walking through Waikiki’s streets. The best time to visit is in the morning to enjoy cooler temperatures and less crowding.
