A Taste of the Islands:
Chicken Katsu - one of many Hawaiian dishes influenced by Japanese culture. A tasty chicken dish, often served with rice, has been a popular favorite in Hawaii for many generations...(read more)
Category Archives: Island Culture
We invite you to learn more about the island culture Kalani was founded on.
King Kamehameha Day
King Kamehameha Day
A grand celebration takes place every year on June 11th in honor of King Kamehameha. This traditional festival includes parades and lei draping ceremonies. Celebrated across the islands, this day is particularly special in North Kahala; the small town where Kamehameha was born...(read more)
Lanikai Beach
Lanikai Beach
This Beach may truly be heaven on earth. A frequent location for photoshoots, this 1/2 mile long beach is ranked as one of the best beaches in the world. Lanikai Beach is a great spot to watch the sun rise or set between the Mokulua islands...(read more)
History of the Loco Moco
History of the Loco Moco
Loco Moco is a staple dish in Hawaiian restaurants. Did you know one of it's key ingredients wasn't part of the first Loco Moco served, but actually added later? Find out how the Loco Moco came to be...(read more)
Hawaiian Lei
Hawaiian Lei
Leis can be made from many different varieties of flowers. Vine style leis have a historical sacred use whereas flower leis are more common and a wonderful way to welcome visitors...(read more)