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Pah Ke's Chinese Restaurant
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Review by:
citysearch c.
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DON'T MISS THIS GREAT PLACE. From the outside this looks like a thousand other Chinese restaurants. Inside, if you check the menu you will see an excellent but somewhat typical Chinese menu. BUT if you make arrangments in advance, the owner, Raymond Siu, will prepare a special feast that is out of this world. We ate at Pah Ke one night and then Alan Wong's the next and they were of equal calibre. Mr Siu used to work at many of the big name Honolulu places and now has his own restaurant. On the special meals he tries to use as much local produce and seafood as is possible. When we go to the windward side for a week or two week vacation, we often eat 3 or 4 times at Pah Ke. It is a hidden gem. Be sure to ask him to prepare his chocolate sampler for dessert! (I have no $$ interest at all in this place-I wish I did. I'm just a loyal fan.)
Pros: Great food, no corkage
Cons: None, not one in 20+ visits
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