WAIKIKI 212 Hawaii Military Guide • Summer-Fall 2026 KAIMANA BEACH Looking to get away from the crowds? Kaimana Beach is a clean stretch of and near the long-closed Natatorium. The park is more peaceful than central Waikiki beaches and attracts local residents for weekend pot lucks. It is located at 2863 Kalakaua Ave. Need some sustenance? Kaimana Beach Hotel borders the beach and has a bar in the lobby. Or advance to the upscale Hau Tree restaurant overlooking the beach. THE TASTES OF WAIKIKI From U.S. Mainland chains like Red Lobster to only-in-Waikiki eateries like The Seaside, this neighborhood is packed with dining options to please every palate! TIKI’S GRILL AND BAR A lively oceanfront experience overlooking Waikiki Beach. The restaurant features a menu of fresh island seafood, premium steaks, tropical cocktails, pupus, and live entertainment. TANAKA OF TOKYO Be wowed with onion volcanos and flying food tricks while savoring “ono” (delicious) steak, chicken, shrimp, fried rice and more. Tanaka of Tokyo is among Hawaii’s most popular locally-owned family Japanese teppanyaki restaurants. Double the pleasure with a pair of Waikiki locations: OUTRIGGER Waikiki Paradise Hotel at 150 Kaiulani Ave. and Waikiki Shopping Plaza at 2250 Kalakaua Ave. HARD ROCK CAFE Situated in the heart of Waikiki, this icon offers an array of collectible fashions and music related merchandise perfect for souvenirs and gifts. Then, follow the sweeping artistic guitar wave up to an open-air second floor with a sticking ocean blue wave bar for a truly unique dining experience at 280 Beach Walk.
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