When you live in a place with such a diverse population as Honolulu, you become familiar with all of the different cuisines. I happen to love food from the far east. 
You will find numerous Chinese, Japanese, Thai, Vietnamese, Filipino, etc. foods in Honolulu. And if you want to try make your own, Chinatown is the place to go for ingredients. 
You will find foods in Chinatown that you won’t find in your chain supermarket. That is one of the things I miss the most about Hawaii . . . all the different foods.
I had to put in this photo of Club Hubba Hubba (I did some solarization on the photo to make it a little more interesting). This club has been around for decades and although it closed its doors in 1997, the sign is still there. Chinatown is being revitalized and now you will find art galleries and fine restaurants in some of the old buildings.
Maralee
Through My Lens 
What!? . . . no free fruit samples?? . . . why, that’s unAmerican!
Oh, right . . . Chinatown.
Nice photos, as usual.
And they let you know it right up front.
I hope in the ‘revitalization’ efforts they don’t lose the essence of Chinatown. Gosh I miss that place. So many memories!
No, it hasn’t. It’s just a small area closer to the Fort Street side. The bulk of Chinatown is still the same.