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Let's get a list going of all the places that you like to eat for under 10 bucks a person.
I guess I'll start with a few... Tho not in order...
Kens, 1plus1 cafe(near officemax), blanes, Lemon Grass Keeau, Leungs, Ning's Thai (pahoa) boggiewoogie pizza.
Just a few places I've eaten at more than once.
Hope you can share your favorites since I'd like to add a few more to my list.
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Though not in Puna, Sombat's in Hilo. Lunch specials starting at $7.00.
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Hilo Places
The Ponds Happy hour specials 2-5pm) on Kalanianaole at Ice Pond:
http://pondshilo.net/
the little cafe on the North of Suisan by Liliokalani Gardens (delightful beer battered fish & chips with fluffy mahimahi on Fri)
Ocean Deli on Keawe :
http://oceansushihilo.com/
Ichiban Sushi on Lanikaula (the subway strip mall)
Puka Puka Kitchen on Kamehameha (Bayfront)
Lucys on Keawe:
http://lucystaqueria.com/
Bueno Burrito on Keawe:
http://mibuenoburrito.com/
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For me, this is any good roadside food: huli-huli chicken, panadijas, smokemeat, maybe some laulau (this is harder to find).
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Makuu Mkt on Sunday.@ ericlp.. Wanna go out to dinner?
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The specialty sandwiches from the Deli at the Kea'au Foodland are really good, they will heat them up for you too.
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What is panadijas and where can I find it.
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The spelling varies, haves also seen panadias & panadas, but basically they are Island style empanadas the little crispy fried turnovers .... have seen both sweet & savory ( ube, haupia & lilikoi being my favs for sweet.... and kalua pork for savory... but there are all kines...
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There's a panadijas guy in front of the Kurtistown ball park on Thursday afternoons, he tends to run out by 3pm. These seem to be "traditional" (but what would I know?)
A kid (who I believe is related, he uses the same recipe) was selling them at Uncle Robert's Wednesday Night Bazaar, I think he also works the Hilo beach parks.
As with Mexican food, every recipe is a little different.
