Hawaiian cuisine

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Iolani Palace and the Bishop Museum I feel like those are the two things that we did that were very like cultural and I don't think that a lot of people other than like maybe eating Hawaiian food that like that's the extent I think most people have or going to like a luau like people do cultural things but I think for

me I was like I want to learn the history it was really cool that like what we were able to do on a couple of days that we were there of like kind of poking into the Hawaiian identity a little

bit

And

so we made an effort to just go to the different places that Hawaii is known for in terms of food.

We got the best Hawaiian food at Helena's Hawaiian Food.

It was so good.

You know what a mocha loco is? No.

It's like a Hawaiian dish.

I'm going to get the ingredients wrong, but it's kind of like hamburger breakfast, like mix-up thing, right? And they had it on the menu.

Quincy ordered it, right? Everyone's eating their food.

The loco moco is quite something.

You didn't even say what the dishes are, but I'm going to tell you right now.

It's a loco moco, and it is a classic Hawaiian comfort food dish.

It's a white rice topped with a hamburger patty, brown gravy, and a sunny side up fried egg.

It's so in Hawaii.

It's probably not an actual Hawaiian dish, but a mocha loco is a hamburger with York and Shire.

Where's the Shire sauce? War Shit Shire.

War Shit Shire.

Um, fun fact about me, I spent a lot of time in Hawaii.

I lived there for two years, and it's a big Hawaiian breakfast thing where it's basically just white rice, a hamburger patty, and an egg and gravy.

Ew.

The gravy threw me off.

That's just fun for kids to say, isn't it? Huli huli.

That's distinctly Hawaiian.

Very tropical preparation.

And they also like grilled fish and kalua pork.