I'm thinking of doing a night walk along Kuhio as well, will shoot for a Friday or Saturday night to catch all the different "flavors". Kalākaua is next for sure.
Greetings from Brisbane, Australia....and thank you for a lovely tour of Kuhio Ave. That was 'my street' whenever I visited and stayed Honolulu in the past, and I loved seeing the old familiar sights, as well as the newer stuff on the avenue.
GREAT REVIEW WONDERFULLY RELAXED AND INFORMATIVE NARRATIVE - This kupuna once delivered the old Star-Bulletin daily newspaper in languid, "less-buildings" Waikiki of the early 1950s and I knew every inch of Kuhio, Mahalo for the memories - Lui
My sister and I absolutely loved this video. You are the best at narrating videos and giving a mix of insight and education. We really enjoy your laid back easy style of talking and shooting. You’re really the best💕🇨🇦
It used to be really sketchy back in the 70-80s with drugs and prostitution but it has changed quite a bit. It is a bit more "rugged" then Kalakau and like all major tourists areas we have crime and such. The area around International Marketplace is changing for the better for sure. Hotels like the Laylow nearby, the new Waikiki Food Court, Ritz-Carlton, and others are lending towards busier evenings and as such more eyeballs on whats going on. There used to be several nightclubs along this strip, which I miss, but now I think there are only 1 or two. The side roads between Ala Waiki-Kuhio-Kalakaua are hit or miss depending on what is located on each street. Lewers and Seaside have changed big time from a few decades ago but still have a couple of blocks that are iffy. I think I need to do a night time video :)
With all the ABC stores every few steps in Hawaii, I figured there would be hundreds of them. I was shocked when I found out there's less than 80 ABC stores worldwide😳
The elementary school on the left towards the end of the walk is in the quietest area of Kuhio. Street noise but no bars, street performers, or large crowds.
I'm thinking of doing a night walk along Kuhio as well, will shoot for a Friday or Saturday night to catch all the different "flavors". Kalākaua is next for sure.
Greetings from Brisbane, Australia....and thank you for a lovely tour of Kuhio Ave. That was 'my street' whenever I visited and stayed Honolulu in the past, and I loved seeing the old familiar sights, as well as the newer stuff on the avenue.
Great tour of Kuhio Ave, will be in Waikiki in November, staying at the Outrigger, looking forward to strolling Kuhio and Kalakaua, thanks for sharing
Interesting city walk 😊
Thank you, Wow Moscow, across the world.
good information..love your tubes
GREAT REVIEW WONDERFULLY RELAXED AND INFORMATIVE NARRATIVE - This kupuna once delivered the old Star-Bulletin daily newspaper in languid, "less-buildings"
Waikiki of the early 1950s and I knew every inch of Kuhio, Mahalo for the memories - Lui
Awesome, Mahalo Lui for sharing, sounds like some good memories.
YES !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
My sister and I absolutely loved this video. You are the best at narrating videos and giving a mix of insight and education. We really enjoy your laid back easy style of talking and shooting. You’re really the best💕🇨🇦
Thank you so much! I will be doing others in the coming months.
Nice work.
Thanks!
Thank you!! 👍👍👍
Mahalo! So well done, Brandon~ Hana hou!!
Would LOVE a Kuhio Ave. night tour! I have to admit that I've always stuck to Kalakaua as much as possible at night...
Mahalo an and Thank you!!!!!!
That does sound like a good idea 👍 🤙🏼!
Hey Brandon... ANOTHER Excellent Video..I have heard Though that Kuhio Ave is SKECTHY especiallly at Night.. Crime, etc.. Thoughts?
It used to be really sketchy back in the 70-80s with drugs and prostitution but it has changed quite a bit. It is a bit more "rugged" then Kalakau and like all major tourists areas we have crime and such. The area around International Marketplace is changing for the better for sure. Hotels like the Laylow nearby, the new Waikiki Food Court, Ritz-Carlton, and others are lending towards busier evenings and as such more eyeballs on whats going on. There used to be several nightclubs along this strip, which I miss, but now I think there are only 1 or two. The side roads between Ala Waiki-Kuhio-Kalakaua are hit or miss depending on what is located on each street. Lewers and Seaside have changed big time from a few decades ago but still have a couple of blocks that are iffy. I think I need to do a night time video :)
Will be there next week for a month.
Awesome! Have a great stay.
do you have a review of the Surfjack ?, location to beach, etc.
Not yet, it’s on the list. It’s about a block and a half from the beach. Between Kuhio and Ala Wai
You were there same time we were 😊
Oh wow! I hope you had a great stay 👍
With all the ABC stores every few steps in Hawaii, I figured there would be hundreds of them. I was shocked when I found out there's less than 80 ABC stores worldwide😳
It is quite unique to Hawai'i, many don't know they are locally owned and operated. I always get a friendly greeting when I go into one.
What was the noise level as you were passing through the elementary school?
The elementary school on the left towards the end of the walk is in the quietest area of Kuhio. Street noise but no bars, street performers, or large crowds.
@@suitesandlobbies thank you for taking the time to reply interested in the area .