FREE KIDS SIZE YOGURT WITH ONE TOPPING!

TO REDEEM:  

1. Give them a 'shaka' by tapping on the blue shaka button above!
2. Follow @onoyohawaii on instagram or facebook 
3. At the counter show the cashier your Shaka Guide app!

**Offer is limited to just one (1) free kids size yogurt per app**

ABOUT ONO YO

Ono Yo is a frozen yogurt and acai truck focused on making naturally simple frozen yogurt and authentic acai that’s deliciously good for you. They use high quality ingredients of real fruit, organic plain Greek yogurt, and Brazilian acai to create their product. Their toppings are always fresh, season-specific, and locally-produced.

ONO YO

• Kahuku, HI 96731
• (808) 799-2110
• Mon - Sat 11AM - 9PM
• Sun 11AM - 7PM
• Click here for menu

South Shore Market truly represents Oʻahu's south shore. Combining outdoor active lifestyle and the area's surf spots with the energy of Kakaʻako's culture and art. It is an indoor marketplace or mini mall with a variety of Hawaiian brands sold here. It's definitely a hip place to hang out with friends and relax.

South Shore Market

1170 Auahi St, 

Honolulu, HI 96814

(808) 591-8411

http://wardvillage.com/

Enjoy a nice dinner here and order the Vegan Pho, you’ll love it. Piggy Smalls is ‘The Pig and the Lady's’ “sister” restaurant, and like its sister, is highly praised by all the local foodies. This place has got some really amazing new age twist on classic Vietnamese dishes. If you’re in town, this is definitely worth checking out.

Piggy Smalls

1200 Ala Moana Blvd, 

Honolulu, HI 96814

(808) 777-3588

https://thepigandthelady.com/piggysmalls

Delight in wonderful flavors with creative dishes like jalapeño mashed potatoes and Merriman’s filet mignon. It’s got a nice atmosphere and live entertainment. Perfect for a  superb special dinner. The food is fresh and delicious and is always a great selection of many local foods.

Merriman’s Honolulu

1108 Auahi St #170, 

Honolulu, HI 96814

(808) 215-0022

https://www.merrimanshawaii.com/honolulu/

Located in the new wing at South Shore Market, this innovative restaurant takes traditional meals and adds a little twist. Every meal is created uniquely and absolutely delicious. Listen to live music by local artists as you eat. 

Scratch Kitchen & Meatery

1170 Auahi St, 

Honolulu, HI 96816

(808) 589-1669

http://www.scratch-hawaii.com/

One of the biggest malls in America with many shops to venture into. Ala Moana has about a hundred food stops, and even more for shoes and clothing, so you will never run out of things to shop for. The walkways are beautifully landscaped with plants and koi ponds, and songs and hula dances are performed periodically. Located just a 20-minute drive from Honolulu International Airport and within walking distance of Waikiki hotels. Drop by, get a Dole Whip, and be prepared to do a lot of shopping.

Ala Moana Center

1450 Ala Moana Blvd, 

Honolulu, HI 96814

(808) 955-9517

https://www.alamoanacenter.com/en.html

Whether this is the first or fifth shave ice of your vacation, Shimazu Shave Ice will not disappoint. With over 4.5 stars on TripAdvisor, Yelp, Google and Facebook this is one of our favorite spots for this refreshing treat.

This is a must stop for foodies. The food here is great and flavourful! They do Vietnamese food that is absolutely more than just hype. Vietnamese fusion with local elements. A very known restaurant with high demand so make reservations early. 

The Pig and the Lady

83 N King St, 

Honolulu, HI 96817

(808) 585-8255

https://thepigandthelady.com/

Drop by for lunch and you’ll never be disappointed. Indulge in amazing noodle bowls, great flavors and that lucky experience. You will need to make reservations as the restaurant can get really very busy but the staff are always friendly. Get ready for an upscale Chinese fusion and enter the Lucky Belly.

Lucky Belly

50 N Hotel St, 

Honolulu, HI 96817

(808) 531-1888

http://www.luckybelly.com/

Start of with lemon slices and a hot cup of tea. Everything in the Little Village Noodle House is delicious which is why they’re known as one of the best Chinese restaurants in town. This place is always packed so make reservations early and their popular dishes sell out quickly so it is a must that you go in early if you want to try all of their specialties. 

Little Village Noodle House

1113 Smith St, 

Honolulu, HI 96817

(808) 545-3008

https://www.littlevillagehawaii.com/

A small and cozy Korean restaurant in downtown Honolulu. There are four dishes to choose from but a wide range of sauce combinations that can create very different flavors. Visit Topped and experience dining while listening to contemporary Korean tunes while BBQ smells waft from the kitchen.

Topped

66 N Hotel St, 

Honolulu, HI 96817

(808) 545-7997

https://www.toppedhi.com/

Located just 10 minutes from Waikiki, Manoa Falls feels like a world away! Hike along a jungle path that leads to a 150-foot waterfall. Along the way, look out for native plant species, listen to the birds chirp and breath in the fresh mountain air.

Pu'u Ualaka'a is home to a genuine and stunning natural beauty. Mountain biking, camping and open fires are not allowed in the park. The park boasts a great view from Pearl Harbor to Diamond Head. One of the few best places to view the sunset, it is quite a bit of an adventure to go to but is definitely worth the time and effort! 

Pu’u Uluakaa State Park

2760 Round Top Dr, 

Honolulu, HI 96822

http://dlnr.hawaii.gov/dsp/parks/oahu/puu-ualakaa-state-wayside/

Makiki Valley has over 100 different hikes with miles of trails to choose from. We’d love to take you to all of them, but we’ve chosen one of our favorites.

The Tantalus Arboretum Hike is a short, family-friendly hike through dense forest (bug spray is HIGHLY recommended). Once you’re on the trail, you’ll loop around a large fig tree to end up where you started.

Please note: this trail is currently undergoing some maintenance issues. As of right now, a large tree has fallen and you must turn right to access the fig tree. You can no longer loop, so you’ll have to return the way you came.

This city park is located on North Kuakini Street in Honolulu built in honor of Queen Liliʻuokalani who gave the garden’s site to the city and county of Honolulu. It is a completely beautiful and peaceful place noteworthy of stopping by. Visit the garden and see the relaxing waterfall. If you love a good stroll, fresh air, greenery and flowing waterfalls, this is a good place to add to your to-do list. 

Liliuokalani Botanical Garden

123 N Kuakini St, 

Honolulu, HI 96817

(808) 522-7066

http://www.honolulu.gov/parks/hbg.html

Just a short drive from Manoa Falls and Lyon Arboretum is a Chinese cemetery with a unique history. We don’t want to spoil the story, but the site of this cemetery is of particular importance in the practice of feng shui. No need to get out of the car, just pull over on the side of the road as we tell you a bit more about this spot.

To share the teachings of jodo shinshu buddhism so all beings may enjoy life with gratitude, peace and harmony - this is the goal of the Honpa Hongwanji Mission. The temple is one of the most beautiful architecture in Hawaii. One of the reasons people come is for the Bon Dance, a popular cultural event with food and lots of activities more importantly traditional Japanese dancing open to the community. You can also take classes available throughout the year on courses like Jodo Shinshu and basic and advanced topics on Buddhism.

Hongwanji Temple 
1727 Pali Hwy,
Honolulu, HI 96813
(808) 536-7044
www.hawaiibetsuin.org

The “Punchbowl” was formed about or less than 100,000 years ago during the secondary volcanic activity in Honolulu. It is given it’s Hawaiian name “Puowaina”, which translates to “Hill of Sacrifice”. Hawaiians used the Punchbowl as an altar, offering human sacrifices to pagan gods. Congress approved the funding and construction began in February 1948 and opened to the public on July 1949. Around five million visitors march to the cemetery each year to pay their respects and to enjoy the scenic view from the Punchbowl.

Punchbowl Memorial

Open Daily 8am-6pm

2177 Puowaina Dr, 

Honolulu, HI 96813

(808) 532-3720

The ʻIolani Palace was home to the rulers of the Kingdom of Hawaii starting from Kamehameha III. The palace was opened to the public as a museum in 1978 after renovations. The palace’s architecture is like nothing seen anywhere else in the world. This style is labeled American Florentine - characterized by designs similar to Italian Renaissance architecture but still notably influenced by Hawaiian elements. Guided tours are available which will take you strolling through the Grand Hall, the State Dining Room, the Blue Room, the Throne Room, the King and and Queen’s suites and the Imprisonment room. Check out their website below for more info.  

Iolani Palace

364 S King St, 

Honolulu, HI 96813

(808) 522-0822

www.iolanipalace.org

If you’re looking for great bread and pastries, Fendu Boulangerie has the finest and freshly baked bread and croissants in Oahu. Check out their bread of the day when you come by. They offer a daily special bread like the Rustic Kalamata Olive Bread, Buckwheat Fig Bread, Sundried Tomato Cheese Bread and their "standard lineup" including the Multigrain with Flax Seed (yum), Sweet Onion Naan, Baguette, French Sourdough and others.

Fendu Boulangerie

2752 Woodlawn Dr # 5-119, 

Honolulu, HI 96822

(808) 988-4310

http://www.bakerieshonolulu.com/

Enjoy a wide selection of crepes made with fresh ingredients - choose if you’d like savory or sweet or both. The Cafe is located in Manoa Marketplace next to Serino's pizza, not much of a hassle since there’s free parking. Come on over to taste crepes of very good quality served with a smile. Great crepes and coffee, good acai bowls, friendly staff - it’s a perfect combination! 

Le Crepe Cafe

2752 Woodlawn Dr Suite 6-100, 

Honolulu, HI 96822

(808) 988-6688

https://www.lecrepecafe.com/

Get greeted by knowledgeable staff, flavorful/authentic Italian dishes and good wine selection. Located near Manoa Valley Theatre, so it’s a great stop for before show dining. Reservations are required. Indulge in delicious and beautifully presented Italian food. Do yourself a favour if visiting Oahu and set aside a night to go to dinner at this restaurant.

Paesano Ristorante Italiano

2752 Woodlawn Dr #5, 

Honolulu, HI 96822

(808) 988-5923

Are you craving for delicious Mexican food? Then this is an awesome place to go. Check out their beef chimichanga and enchiladas! Also try their Carne Asada - succulent, tender, and incredibly flavorful even if it’s cooked thoroughly. If you haven't tried Serg’s, you definitely need to. 

Serges Mexican Kitchen

2740 E Manoa Rd, 

Honolulu, HI 96822

(808) 988-8118

https://sergsmexicanrestaurant.com/

Check out their sub sandwiches - grilled and tasty with fries and onion rings! Their subs are always made to order and fresh and their onion rings come in generous portions. They have an attentive and helpful staff. Closes at 7:30 PM. 

Island Sub’s & Burgers

2752 Woodlawn Dr, 

Honolulu, HI 96822

(808) 988-2685

PRIMARY HOURS:

Monday through Friday except Holidays 6:00 am - 5:00 pm.  

$0.75/half-hour for the first 2 hours

$1.50/half-hour thereafter

SECONDARY HOURS:

Monday through Friday, 5:00 pm - Midnight, Sat, Sun & Holidays 6:00 am - Midnight 

$0.50/half-hour

MAXIMUM $3.00

You MUST PAY AND EXIT BY Midnight as the cashier's booth closes at 11:45 pm.  So make sure that you have your ticket in hand to pay by 11:45 pm elsewise, you'll have to wait until the following morning at 6:00 am.

Address mk

155 N Beretania St

Honolulu, HI 96817

PRIMARY HOURS:

Monday through Friday, except State Holidays 6:00AM - 5:00PM

$0.75/half hour for the 1st 2 hours

$1.50 each 1/2 hour thereafter (or fraction thereof)

SECONDARY HOURS:

Monday through Friday 5:00PM to 12:00AM

All Day Saturdays, Sunday and State Holidays

$0.50 1/2 hour

$3.00 Maximum

Hold onto your ticket because you'll NEED it to pay to exit. Lost ticket costs $21.00!

Address

1170 Nuuanu Ave

Honolulu, HI 96817