639073 Fri Jul 24 03:34:37 -0700 2009 16 25 Elsewhere In America 0 4886331 Hurry!! i am arriving on Aug 6th!!! need to know!! Fri Jul 24 03:34:38 -0700 2009 105205 UES Mayor 1 4887447 best is a debate for both try On On they have some of the best cake noodle on the island, and they do have peking duck. there food is generally very very good. But ask 4 chinese food devotees which restaurant has the best cake noodle and peking duck an you wlll get 16 answers. On On is at the Corner of McCully & Young. Most windward residents swear that Pah Ke's in Kaneohe has some of the best chinese food around. and remember, you are coming to Hawaii, relax brah, relax. Hurry?? So NYC... LOL Fri Jul 24 10:35:20 -0700 2009 4886331 57890 KaimukiMan 2 4893131 Dis Kalihi boy (now UES Mayor) was in hurry -ie panicking cause no one answered my first post 3 weeks ago!! I was wondering where everyone wen go!! Mon Jul 27 04:00:53 -0700 2009 4887447 105205 UES Mayor 3 4894485 woah braddah... tree weeks? planny time, slow down yah? we not going ice you out you know. mebbe if only get like tree days or tree houahs, das time fo panic out. no hu hu Mon Jul 27 12:12:39 -0700 2009 4893131 57890 KaimukiMan 2 4952211 Just back from Oahu-had a chance to try On On-was not impressed with it although a ton better than Waimalu Chop Suey place in the little mall there. If anyone remembers the old King's Palace in Kaimuki-long gone-that's what I'll be looking for on my next trip-thier cake needle was so good. Speaking of King's Palce-they did an oyster roll which have never been able to find elsewhere-anyone remember? Mon Aug 17 04:35:43 -0700 2009 4887447 105205 UES Mayor 1 4888398 Had a pretty good Minute Chicken with Ong Choy over cake noodles at Happy Days in Kaimuki sometime back. Not necessarily the best I've ever had, but decent enough. Be sure to ask for bone-in chicken otherwise your get cut up boneless chicken breast. Golden Duck on King Street might also work. Both places are reasonably priced, local style restaurants. While I'm thinking about noodles, Royal Garden at the Ala Moana Hotel has a very good Sam See Mien (pork, chicken and mushrooms over noodles). It's not on the regular menu but you can ask for it, excellent with their dim sum for lunch. Fri Jul 24 16:04:37 -0700 2009 4886331 13204 curiousgeo 1 4889913 I have not had it, but Little Village House is generally considered best Chinese on Oahu, so they may have the best Peking duck. Pah Ke made a lovely, special, expensive meal for us, so they could do the same for you. Basically, I'm with KMan: chill bro! You're coming to paradise. Not the time to be anal retentive. Sat Jul 25 11:50:50 -0700 2009 4886331 10483 Joebob 2 4893090 I would rate Little Village very high too, except I don't think they have traditional chinese/hawaiian cake noodle. other than that you cant go wrong at Little Village. Mon Jul 27 02:00:19 -0700 2009 4889913 57890 KaimukiMan 3 4895511 That raises an interesting question: because some of LV's best dishes aren't on the menu e.g., duck in taro, would/could they make cake noodle if one asked them? Has anyone asked? Mon Jul 27 17:44:31 -0700 2009 4893090 10483 Joebob 4 4895722 i am gonna get roasted for saying this.... i think it depends on if you are asking in cantonese or english. or at least they believe that you appreciate chinese food. but in general, LV is much more hong kong style than local style. a couple of the dishes are listed as crispy noodle, but not cake Mon Jul 27 19:24:41 -0700 2009 4895511 57890 KaimukiMan 1 4991060 Sorry, but On On has gone down the hill for me. I don't go there anymore and unless something's changed, I'd much rather go to Golden Duck for most food. For best cake noodle, Golden Duck wouldn't be on the list, but Pahoa Chop Suey is. I love cake noodle that is a little crunchy when the sauce is put over it and Pahoa makes their noodles at the time of ordering. Others pre-make it partial cooked I think. Plus, I don't know where they get their noodles from, but it has a much tastier flavor than other places. There's something about the noodle itself which I love. Portions are big too. Never tried the Peking Duck there. I don't have Peking Duck too often (just parties), but Wah Kung at Ranch 99 market complex is good. I'm sure there are others. By the way, if you have a craving for Peking Duck and you're alone, try Island Manapua (I go to the Manoa location). They sell 4 roast duck in a bun pieces with green onion sliver and plum sauce to go. No crispy skin from the peking duck but close to it in a pinch. Sun Aug 30 16:33:53 -0700 2009 4886331 1105787 cossmo 2 4991972 Is Pahoa on the Big Island? I need for Oahu-coming back in December-Hurry!!lol Mon Aug 31 04:09:33 -0700 2009 4991060 105205 UES Mayor 3 4993684 Unless cossmo means Pauoa Chop Suey, on Pauoa Road at the foot of Pacific Heights. That's just a guess though and I've never eaten there. Mon Aug 31 13:54:18 -0700 2009 4991972 13204 curiousgeo 4 5001224 Oops! Yup, it's Pauoa. Best cake noodles I think. I usually have it with the boneless chicken sauce. Thu Sep 03 01:32:21 -0700 2009 4993684 1105787 cossmo 5 5002384 I've driven by there often enough, did it move a couple of doors down in the building? Also is there parking in the apartment lot or do you just park on the street? Thanks. Thu Sep 03 10:42:40 -0700 2009 5001224 13204 curiousgeo 6 5003645 I think it's been there for ages. Entrance either on Pauoa Rd or Pacific Hts Rd through the driveways into the back. Park along the fence. The others under the building are for the tenants. Pretty safe, never had trouble or break-in. Just lock the doors like any other place. Thu Sep 03 18:09:35 -0700 2009 5002384 1105787 cossmo 7 5100440 Since UES Mayor will likely be coming back in Dec: Peking Duck @ Royal Garden in Ala Moana Hotel was good, as for Cake Noodle, that would be Happy Days in Kaimuki, always fresh and good. My daughter & I have to have Roast Duck Noodle Soup there, consistently good. Tue Oct 13 13:30:31 -0700 2009 5003645 1115426 Cousin Anna