King of Thai Boat Noodles

King of Thai Boat Noodles reminded me of the Thai food I ate when I live in San Francisco. My favorites were the roasted duck noodle soup, pad Thai and sticky rice with mango. They put a generous amount of sauce over the sticky rice so there was flavor till the very last bite. Their prices were reasonable and the portion size are good.

They are located at Samsung Plaza and are open for lunch and dinner. They reopened for dine in but you can still order takeout by phone or in person. Parking is available inside the Samsung Plaza, just check in with the attendant when you enter.

For more information about King of Thai Boat Noodles, visit kingofthaiboatnoodles.com.

661 Keeaumoku St., Ste 103
Honolulu, HI 96814
(808) 949-3800

Roasted Duck Noodle Soup

Seafood Noodle Soup

Pad Thai

Sticky Rice w/ Mango

Muki Dogs - CLOSED

Muki Dogs is a hot dog stand that serves plant-based sausage. They are located in Kaimuki at the corner of Waialae Ave and Koko Head Ave. The owner is friendly and says "hi" and talks to everyone who passes by the cart. He recommended that I try "the works" which had all the topping. I was worried about the taste and texture but after taking a bite, it wasn't bad. It was like eating a breakfast sausage patty that didn't have enough salt. I have no plans to give up eating meat but if you are in the Kaimuki area, give this place a try because these hot dogs are good for you. 

The hot dog was under $7 and it takes a few minutes to prepare. They open from Tuesday to Saturday 10am - 3pm and they accept cash and credit. You can follow them on instagram for updates, @mukidogs.

3631 Waialae Ave
Honolulu, HI 96816
(808) 234-4739

The Works