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 All-you-can-eat King Crab Legs for under $40 per person? Yes, please! One of my dear friend told about me this buffet so of course I had to come and check it out. [Updated]- 2/25/18  Asian Cafe Express takes after the concept of a Chinese tea restaurant (Cha Chaan Teng),
offering authentic yet super affordable and filling portions with a vast menu that's perfect for groups or families. I've been here a few times already and wanted to share my experience.  Cream puff shaped in a Swan. When one craves for authentic Chinese Dim Sum in the middle of the desert, where to go? Of course by Lee Lee International Supermarket --- which is one of the most popular Asian hangout spots around here.
 *$31.95 without player's card.* You might as one pick one up even if you don't intend to gamble, just need to show your ID card.
 Shore Bird has been around since 1979
and is best known for their "grill-your-own-dinner" concept by the beach. So you get to enjoy all the fun of grilling while they take care of all the prep and clean-up for you. Over the past years, many famous celebrities has stopped by for a visit.  Brasa Grilled Ahi Tuna Melt with Waffle fries (and Maui onion dip; not shown)- $20. With the frequency of me writing about Harbor Restaurant at Pier 38, one might conclude
I am sponsored by the restaurant-- I am NOT (though if you are reading this Harbor 38, I don't mind). ;) I just really like their food.  If you haven't checked out Waikiki Yokocho yet you should. They are running a summer festival special ($1.99 draft beer) along with special food sets from several of the restaurants until the end of August 2017. Waikiki Yokocho Official website. Happy Summer!  I think nothing says you are in Hawaii more than sipping on a drink
while looking out to the Pacific Ocean under grass huts. Ok, there's no grass huts here but at Duke's Waikiki, that's probably the closest you will get to that imagery. To top it off, a breakfast buffet is a great way to jump start your day, especially when it cost less than $20. Was it worth it you ask?  We’ve passed by this restaurant numerous times for many years now and didn’t really give it a second thought. From the exterior, it appears quite plain. Advertisements covering their windows showed exceptionally low prices for Chicken and Lobster. We were a bit hesitant as it’s situated right next to a gentlemen’s club... but am glad we finally gave the restaurant a try. |
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