Broke Da Mout' covers favorite neighborhood eateries on the island of Oahu.
Susan Kang Sunderland is a freelance writer with a professional background in public relations and marketing communications. She contributes to local and national publications.
Below are the most recent Broke Da Mout' columns, written by Susan Sunderland
The Local Charm Of Lunch Wagons
Wednesday - December 08, 2010
By Susan Sunderland
Islanders are a casual bunch. The more informality in our lives, the better. That goes for dining as well. No need to impress us with full-service tabletop service, a glossy menu with tassels and expensive china. We are content to balance a plate lunch on our laps while sitting on a wooden bench outdoors. Some of our best-tasting meals come from lunch wagons, where the proprietor hands us a meal spilling over with gravy through a truck window.
Read Column>>Enjoying Salad Days On Oahu
Wednesday - February 17, 2010
By Susan Sunderland
Did you welcome the new year with a vow to eat healthier and lose weight? That resolution will last four weeks, according to experts. But good intentions count for something.
Read Column>>A Taste Of ‘Koreanmoku Street’
Wednesday - September 23, 2009
By Susan Sunderland
Let’s go to Korea town. Where’s that? It’s mauka of Ala Moana Center on Koreanmoku Street. I mean, Keeaumoku Street. Within a span of five blocks is a concentration of nifty places to find imported Korean goods and delicious food.
Read Column>>The Bentos To Bagoong Beat
Wednesday - July 22, 2009
By Susan Sunderland
I ate my way to a column assignment. When one’s a freelancer, life is feast or famine. I chose feast.
Read Column>>Where To Eat On South King Street
Wednesday - July 23, 2008
By Susan Sunderland
Second in a two-part series on roadside eateries along major thoroughfare King Street. Our writer is pretty single-minded, so we put her on a one-way street to casual dining. Will she ever get home?
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