Honolulu's Chinatown is one of the oldest Chinatowns in the United States. It features vibrant markets, diverse restaurants from Chinese dim sum to Vietnamese pho, historic temples, and art galleries. Highlights include Maunakea Marketplace, Kuan Yin Temple, and Oahu Market (operating since 1904).
Free to explore. Prices vary for food and shopping.
Morning for fresh markets and food. First Friday of month for art walk with galleries open late. February for Chinese New Year celebrations.
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Top markets: Oahu Market (since 1904, fresh seafood and produce), Maunakea Marketplace (diverse Asian food court with 52,000 sq ft), and Kekaulike Market for dry goods and local produce.
On the first Friday of each month, art galleries along Nu'uanu and Bethel Streets stay open late with special exhibitions. It's a free, self-guided walk to explore original artworks, affordable prints, and local artists.
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