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Enjoy Friendly Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner Service At Neighborhood Restaurant
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breakfast, lunch and full-ser- vice dinner seven days a week. Patrons are pleased to hear that Kalapawai offers its own signature blend of cof- fee through Hawaiian Para- dise Coffee that is served and available for purchase.
muffin or sitting down for a full-service meal.
lua Beach Park, right be- hind the original store.
looking for a career change from commercial real estate and saw that the store was for sale. We literally lived a block away, and having re- tail experience in his young- er years, he decided this was the opportunity.
While the menu features dishes served at all four locations, the Kalapawai team has also introduced items crafted for specif- ic areas and their demo- graphics to help those in the neighborhood feel right at home when dining and shopping. The menu in- cludes vegetarian and veg- an options, and the Kalap- awai ‘ohana takes pride in providing “wonderful guest service” for anyone, wheth- er a customer is coming in for a cup of coffee and a
Nate Aoyagi heads Ka- lapawai’s wine program for all four locations. Lind- sey explains that execu- tive chef Jason Iwane has been with the company for 18 years and oversees the kitchen managers at each location, while mentoring the culinary team and help- ing to foster the culture and create menu items. Lind- sey’s wife, Jessica, is Ka- lapawai’s baker and crafts the cookies and some of Kalapawai’s ‘ono fresh- made pies that are available by the slice.
West O‘ahu residents should keep an eye out for Kalapawai’s spring menus as the team aims to “keep things interesting” for new and re- turning customers throughout the year.
“The emerald color is significant to Kalapawai,” Lindsey adds. “We paint- ed it green because it has a visceral, emotional kind of feeling of nostalgia to locals; it’s that old planta- tion-style architecture, and when you see certain styles or colors of buildings, it makes it feel like old Ha- wai‘i. The market was ex- actly that.”
For more information, visit kalapawaimarket.com.
The popular Kalapawai Café & Deli restaurants offer
Kalapawai remains ac- tive in the communities it serves. The local business will sponsor the Lanikai Triathlon on April 2 at Kai-
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