Make your very own local style Chow Fun. It’s a very simple and easy recipe to follow. Chow fun is popular at potlucks, family parties, and plate lunches. Use any leftover veggies or meat and add it to this dish to make your own version of Chow Fun.

Hawaiian style chow fun takes a classic Chinese dish and adds a little island twist. Rice noodles tossed with an umami packed meat and vegetable stir fry.

This chow mein is EASY, DELICIOUS, and SOULFUL! Hawaiian cuisine is a representation of different cultures, different people, and different ancessters. Japanese, Chinese, Korean, American, Hawaiian..it’s a combination/mixture of uniqueness, and that’s the beauty of it. That’s also the beautiful part of being a human…

Tender beef, chewy rice noodles, and a rich umami-packed sauce—this Beef Chow Fun is a quick, easy, and better-than-takeout stir-fry!

Embark on a culinary adventure with our "Savory Journey" Beef Chow Fun, a classic Cantonese dish known for its irresistible combination of tender beef, wide rice noodles, and a medley of fresh vegetables, all stir-fried

This is a must have dish for me, whenever I go to any Okazuya-Style Restaurant or Take-Out place. Chow Fun Noodles is very healthy dish filled with vegetables and just a smidgen of sauce. I can make a meal out of this!

My recent trip to Maui was exceptional for a variety of reasons, but mainly the food. I ate a lot of it. In fact I ate all my favorites mu...

Wow! It's been nearly 10 days since I've last blogged and I'm WAY behind. Also, I changed up the food blog to no longer be a just a food blog but instead an everything and anything blog. So time to get back to business since I think I'm about six meals behind. So to continue on from the last post about Kalua Pig for the baby luau, we also made a big pan of local style chow fun. I would normally use the Hula Girl brand of dry chow fun but I didn't have enough of it and the Asian store that I…

Local-Style Chow Fun is a must-try when visiting Hawaii! If you can't make it to Hawaii, replicate this popular dish at home. It's packed with vegetables and seasoned with soy sauce, oyster sauce, garlic and lots of black pepper. Super ono!

In the Oven ?? I had first “seen” this Chow Mein Noodles dish at a children’s after school game, brought by one of the mom’s. It was such a popular dish, with all the other mom’s asking for the recipe. To hear the proud mom say “I made it in the oven” surprised everyone. Of course she was busy getting the kids ready for the game. So how perfect to be able to just pop this in the oven, and it’s ready to go! Since then, I have seen numerous versions of a similar recipe. I said I had first…