Remember to connect your dish with your historical fact!<\/p>\n
Ka Wai \u02bbAwa\u02bbawa<\/p>\n
\tA refreshing blend of Tahitian limes, Ka\u02bb\u016b oranges and bumpy-skinned H\u0101na lemons served over crushed ice with a splash of vanilla steeped heavy cream. <\/p>\n
Wai \u02bbawa\u02bbawa means bitterwaters. Our tangy drink is a tribute to Kamehameha\u2019s battlecry uttered before doing battle with the Maui warriors at \u02bb\u012aao, \u201c I mua e n\u0101 p\u014dki\u02bbi a inu i ka wai \u02bbawa\u02bbawa. \u02bbA\u02bbohe hope e ho\u02bbi ai. \u2013 Go forward & drink the bitter waters. There is no turning back. $2.50<\/p>\n
Dressed for the Coronation Ball <\/p>\n
Lusciously sweet Kula strawberries dressed in tuxedos of dark and white chocolate. Accompanied by a lovely Swiss champagne truffle. <\/p>\n
Built by Kal\u0101kaua in 1882, the palace stood as a constant reminder to Hawaiians that we are somebody and that we stand on par with other nations of the world. If \u2018Iolani Palace was a dessert this is what it would taste like. $ 4.50<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
Remember to connect your dish with your historical fact! Ka Wai \u02bbAwa\u02bbawa A refreshing blend of Tahitian limes, Ka\u02bb\u016b oranges and bumpy-skinned H\u0101na lemons served over crushed ice with a splash of vanilla steeped heavy cream. Wai \u02bbawa\u02bbawa means bitterwaters. … Continue reading