FUN FACT Summer-Fall 2026 • Hawaii Military Guide 219 Bishop St. Mission St. Kinau Federal King St. Beretania St. Iwilei Rd Lunalilo Freeway Restaurant Row Mililani St. Richards St. Alakea St. King St. Queen St. Fort St. Vineyard Blvd. Aala St. Awa St. N. Kuakini St. S. Kuakini St. River St. Hotel St. Aala Park Chinese Cultural Plaza Pauahi St. Washington Place St Andrew’s Cathedral Pele St. Nimitz Hwy. Aloha Tower Marketplace Punchbowl St. Halekauwila St. Queen St. Miller St. Capt. Cook Ave. Magellan Ave. Lusitania St. Lauhala St. Lisbon St. Alapai St. South St. Pohukaina St. Quinn Ln. Keawe St. Ala Moana Blvd. Auahi St. Emily St. Kawaiahao Coral St. Cooke St. Coral St. South St. Downtown Honolulu Federal Building Kukahi St. Kamehameha Statue Kawaiahao Church South King St. S. Beretania St. State Capitol Chinatown 92 To Airport To Waikiki College Walk Aala Pl Bethel St. Nuuanu Ave. Maunakea St. Smith St. Kekaulike St. Honolulu Municipal Bldg Honolulu Hale Channel St. Irvin Memorial Park Iolani Palace State Library Reed Ln Queens Medical Center Queen Emma St. Merchant St. Fort Street Mall Post Office Honolulu Harbor One Way One Way One Way One Way 98 Pali Hwy Nuuanu Ave. Mission House Museum 92 Honolulu Vehicle Processing Center while winding down the day with an adult beverage. Located on the Mezzanine Level of the Topa Financial Center, MURPHY’S BAR & GRILL This Irish staple is the place to gather and build community on a Chinatown corner. Cuisine includes corned beef and cabbage, Guinness braised lamb shank and other Irish favorites – along with specialty dishes for the non-Irish palate. The desserts and drinks are also off the charts! LIVESTOCK TAVERN Upscale American comfort food is located in the heart of Chinatown. Enjoy the ambience and libations for an eventful dinner or weekend brunch. Reservations can be made on OpenTable. THE TCHIN TCHIN BAR This hip rooftop bar is located up a narrow staircase on Chinatown’s main nightlife strip. Showcasing leather couches, an eye-appealing bar and terrace adorned with plants – along with globally inspired small plates and cocktails – this bar is a favorite for those “in the know.” During WWII, Honolulu’s male-to-female ratio was estimated at 500:1. Brothels buzzed, with Chinatown’s former “red light” status immortalized in the 1953 film “From Here to Eternity”, starring Frank Sinatra, Ernest Borgnine and Donna Reed.
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