Disappearing eating establishments

[Kalihiboy]

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PBN reporting that Planet Hollywood will close in Waikiki next week when its lease runs out.

Hasn't this closed once before and re-opened?

[anapuni808]

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Was the food here better than at Down to Earth from across the street?

yes, it was much better - with the added advantage of not being run by a cult.

[Frankie's Market]

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PBN reporting that Planet Hollywood will close in Waikiki next week when its lease runs out.

Hasn't this closed once before and re-opened?

I never heard about the PH in Waikiki previously closing down. From the time of its grand opening, it's always been at the old Mitsukoshi building.

There was a PH in Lahaina, which closed down about 10 years ago.

[Kalihiboy]

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I never heard about the PH in Waikiki previously closing down. From the time of its grand opening, it's always been at the old Mitsukoshi building.

There was a PH in Lahaina, which closed down about 10 years ago.

What I mean is I thought it was closed temporarily when it changed ownership circa 2001 or so?

[sansei]

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hi one place i do miss was garden house is they once fixed our weedeater and now our weedeater isnt working so if we may wish to either fix our's or trade it in for a new one,my mom and second sis would go to sand island to aloha power equipment and my mom would then either trade our's in or get a new weedeater.

well thank's for your time

[Kalihiboy]

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hi one place i do miss was garden house is they once fixed our weedeater and now our weedeater isnt working so if we may wish to either fix our's or trade it in for a new one,my mom and second sis would go to sand island to aloha power equipment and my mom would then either trade our's in or get a new weedeater.

well thank's for your time

I didnt think they sold food at the Garden House?

[tutusue]

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I didnt think they sold food at the Garden House?

Fertilizer...to grow the produce?! That's a bit of a stretch, I know!

[Kalihiboy]

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Fertilizer...to grow the produce?! That's a bit of a stretch, I know!

Garden House actually would be a great name for a place that you could eat plenty of salads, vegetables, etc.

[Frankie's Market]

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I didnt think they sold food at the Garden House?

Fertilizer...to grow the produce?! That's a bit of a stretch, I know!

The name of the thread is "Disappearing eating establishments." And as Sansei said, the Garden House was where he had his Weed Eater repaired.

[leashlaws]

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The name of the thread is "Disappearing eating establishments." And as Sansei said, the Garden House was where he had his Weed Eater repaired.

Good one Frankie!

[sansei]

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hi this is sansei and i didnt read that this was for disappering eating establishment's is i thought it would've been ok to post about garden house here since it shared disappearing establishment's,i didnt mean to post it here. sorry

well thank's for your time

[Pomai]

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PBN reporting that Planet Hollywood will close in Waikiki next week when its lease runs out.

April 18 (yesterday) was their last day. Yet according to the founder and CEO, he plans on reopening an even better restaurant at a new location in Hawaii, TBA.

Also recently closed down just a few footsteps away Ewa of Planet Hollywood in Waikiki is Ramen Nakamura.

I wish they'd open a Goma Tei in Waikiki.

I miss Daruma. They had the best, most authentic Tokyo style Ramen I've tasted on the island yet. They used to have a location on Koreamoku street in front of Sam Sung plaza, and another newer location in the Royal Hawaiian Shopping Center.

[Pomai]

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Also recently closed down just a few footsteps away Ewa of Planet Hollywood in Waikiki is Ramen Nakamura.

Slight correction: according to a sign posted on their papered-shut window, Ramen Nakamura in Waikiki is only temporarily closed for renovation, saying they will reopen in April. Guess they're still working inside.

Nothing wrong with the way it was, but perhaps they want a look that's more chic and modern like Goma Tei. We'll see.

[craigwatanabe]

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The name of the thread is "Disappearing eating establishments." And as Sansei said, the Garden House was where he had his Weed Eater repaired.

[Fritz]

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Cold Stone Creamery at Salt Lake Shopping Center is closed.

I went there once. Never went back. Who wants to pay six bucks for an ice cream cone?

Lets see what's next. Wish there was a tavern there.