Local poke shop opened in 2018
Ting said she is just glad she can be back at the business she helped build from a incubator kitchen at Hope & Main in Warren and a mobile food cart. The restaurant opened at 185 Camp St. in 2018.
Ting’s winning bid secured her the restaurant name, location and food truck. She wasn’t able to reopen until April because she said she had to reincorporate to get all new permits, accounts and to buy some new equipment.
Ting and Brady’s restaurant ownership was dissolved last year when lawsuits over that ownership went unresolved even after mediation. Though the business was solvent, the ownership dispute brought the restaurant under court receivership and a Special Master was appointed to protect business interests.
Hawaii Magazine
Our 2021 Readers’ Choice Awards reveals the top new restaurants in Hawaiʻi.
Apr 29, 2021
The food scene in Hawaiʻi has changed since COVID-19. Some of the state’s most popular restaurants Alan Wong’s Honolulu on Oʻahu, Da Kitchen on Maui have closed for good. And others have had to change course, ditching fussy menus for simpler dishes that work as takeout and delivery options. And despite the economic turmoil this global pandemic has had on restaurants everywhere not just Hawaiʻi eateries opened and, more importantly, stayed open. Here are the Top 5 Best New Restaurants in Hawaiʻi, voted by you, in our 2021 Readers’ Choice Awards.
Diners are returning, but restaurants face dire hiring climate
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1of9Buy PhotoTom Mastrogiovanni, left, and Adam Shumway work in the kitchen at The Hollow Bar and Kitchen on Wednesday, April 21, 2021, in Albany, N.Y. Co-owner Michael Philip says that he has been fortunate to have a core staff that has stayed with for a long time. (Paul Buckowski/Times Union)Paul Buckowski/Albany Times UnionShow MoreShow Less
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January ain’t so bad…
There’s plenty of exciting things happening this week in Dubai to make January a little bit more bearable, from half-price poke to a free quiz and bingo night.
Here are 6 brilliant things to do in Dubai this week…
Sunday January 10
1. Save 50 per cent on poke bowls
Trying to stay active this January? We could all use an extra boost of motivation. That’s why Maui Poke Bar is offering 50 per cent off poke bowls to anyone who can show that they’ve walked or ran 5km that day. The Dubai Media City cafe will accept proof on your phone, fitness watch or app, and the promotion is running all the way through January.
Looking for a new place to dine? Be sure to check out these 35 new Vancouver restaurants.
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Daily Hive
Looks like Vancouver’s downtown core is down a spot to grab our favourite diced, raw fish dish: Hooked Poke Bar appears to be no longer in operation. The 995 Hornby Street corner unit now has a “For Lease” sign propped up in the window and the laid-back casual eatery’s website looks to have been taken down or expired.