CHINATOWN
Honolulu, Oahu
On the hem of Honolulu’s financial district, Chinatown’s historic buildings are home to a hodgepodge of shops, herbalists, lei makers, antique dealers, temples, bars, and restaurants.Smell the incense wafting from doorways. Watch ribbons of fresh noodles being made. Taste the exquisite cuisine. Buy precious jade in the hidden nooks of buildings. Browse the stylish art galleries by day, then dine and dance at Chinatown’s new restaurants, bars, and clubs at night.
Top places to visit in Chinatown:
Chinatown Nightlife
New bars, restaurants and clubs thrive in urban Chinatown after dark.
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First Friday
Every first Friday of the month, Oahu’s art scene comes alive.
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Izumo Taishakyo Mission Shrine
Built in 1906, this is Shinto shrine was built without a single nail.
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Chinatown Art Galleries
On and around Nuuanu Ave., you’ll find the best of Oahu’s art scene.> Learn more about Chinatown Art Galleries
Kyun Yin Temple
Opened in 1880, this temple is dedicated to the Chinese goddess of mercy.
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Chinatown Markets
Discover a variety of exotic foods at Chinatown’s busy markets.
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Chinatown Restaurants
Try some dim sum at Chinatown’s authentic restaurants.> Learn more about Chinatown Restaurants
