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Chinatown, Honolulu
Fish markets, lei stands, temples and manapua, a few blocks from downtown.
Honolulu’s Chinatown grew up around the harbor in the 1800s and is still the place to buy fish, lei, herbs and pastries.
By day it’s markets and bakeries; by night the same streets are the city’s bar district.
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Questions people ask
When is the best time to visit Chinatown?
Weekday mornings, when the markets are full. Many shops close by mid-afternoon and some on Sundays.
What should I eat in Chinatown?
Manapua (baked or steamed char siu buns), dim sum at the Cultural Plaza, roast duck from the markets and a plate lunch at Maunakea Marketplace.
Where do I park in Chinatown?
The municipal garages on Smith Street and Beretania Street are the easiest.