niko2x wrote:I was there the yr and fell in love with the waves (none of that gong on here in the atlantic coast). If i do have a stopover there, I'll be among the tourist (god i hate them, too) with my rental stick.
Waves are good now because winter season is nearing. Today, north and west shores should be about 10-15 feet. (Probably real choppy because of the winds and all) If you come during summertime, the south shore has it's peak. 4-6 feet which is good for south shore as it is known to usually be flat-1/2 feet.
DEFINITELY have to try that place out bmw, i've never been into japanese cuisine before but i usually find myself bored on weekends after i've killed myself at the arcades so i'll go check it out...
On another note the last two times i visited kaui i felt like the only person on the island who didn't own a surfboard :hehe:
barooboodoo wrote:DEFINITELY have to try that place out bmw, i've never been into japanese cuisine before but i usually find myself bored on weekends after i've killed myself at the arcades so i'll go check it out...
i'm not sure if there's a topic on this already
but i enjoy japanese food and love cooking myself
just wondering if u guys have any fav jpa receipt u guys like to share
I would love to learn some japanese dessert
they are always so colorful and beautiful to eat~~
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