If you want to do a walk of Chinatown, the route is highlighted in yellow. Begin at Smith Street at King Street and walk north along Smith up to Beretania Ave. Turn left on Beretania, and then left again on Maunakea Street, now in the Southerly (towards the water) direction. Maunakea is the “main” street in Chinatown and includes so many worthwhile places to try tasty bites.
Look everywhere. Look up at the building facades and see buildings dating back to the late 1800’s and early 1900’s. Avoid buying bulk of anything, especially fruit. If it’s already bagged, move on to a fruit stand where you can buy one or two to see if you like it.
Here’s a link for a few tips on what to try. Continue south on Maunakea to King Street and turn right (west). You’ll see so many interesting places. Turn right into the Kekaulike Market and explore in there completely. Here’s my map of your suggested route highlighted in yellow, and the two markets you should definitely spend time inside of, are circled in red. Maunakea Marketplace is even better! Bring your appetite… try anything that looks good! Contact me if you have any questions… Matthew@HawaiiFoodTours.com
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