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Zagat lauds Alan Wong's and Roy's
POSTED: 01:30 a.m. HST, Jan 21, 2009
Chefs Alan Wong and Roy Yamaguchi can add another notch to their culinary belts: The Zagat Survey's new "Eat, Drink, Stay, Play" guide rates Wong's King Street restaurant as Hawaii's top stop for food and the Roy's restaurants throughout the state as most popular.
Among nightclubs, top picks were Duke's Canoe Club and the Halekulani's House Without A Key.
The Four Seasons resorts came out on top for restaurant service, with two of their restaurants -- Pahu i'a on the Big Island and Ferraro's on Maui -- rated best on those islands. On Oahu, La Mer at the Halekulani ranked No. 1, and on Kauai, Tidepools at the Grand Hyatt.
The guide is available at bookstores and online through ZAGAT.com. Or call (888) 371-5440.
Chefs Alan Wong and Roy Yamaguchi can add another notch to their culinary belts: The Zagat Survey's new "Eat, Drink, Stay, Play" guide rates Wong's King Street restaurant as Hawaii's top stop for food and the Roy's restaurants throughout the state as most popular.
Among nightclubs, top picks were Duke's Canoe Club and the Halekulani's House Without A Key.
The Four Seasons resorts came out on top for restaurant service, with two of their restaurants -- Pahu i'a on the Big Island and Ferraro's on Maui -- rated best on those islands. On Oahu, La Mer at the Halekulani ranked No. 1, and on Kauai, Tidepools at the Grand Hyatt.
The guide is available at bookstores and online through ZAGAT.com. Or call (888) 371-5440.
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