Going all-out for 18 holes can work up quite the appetite. Check out these options for tee-rific meals.

Bird of Paradise

Prior to the pandemic, Bird of Paradise at Prince Waikiki Golf Club in Ewa Beach was known for its brunch and buffets. While the restaurant’s menu is currently streamlined, it still features delectable dishes that are centered around local clientele.

The teriyaki pork sandwich — which includes 6 ounces of marinated pork with lettuce, tomatoes and onions — is one of the bestsellers and is described as ultimate comfort food.

The Prince Pupu Platter, meanwhile, is a definitive crowd favorite because it comes with a little bit of everything — teriyaki pork, shrimp siu mai, calamari karaage, chicken wings and two musubis.

You also won’t want to miss the Hurricane Tots that are loaded with Sriracha mayonnaise, kabayaki sauce, furikake, kakimochi and green onions. This is a newer menu item that did so well at the golf course that its Waikiki hotel location now serves it on the a la carte menu at the resort’s Hinana Bar.

In the upcoming months, diners can look forward to an expanded menu, but it will still include numerous local favorites.

Happy hour is available Monday to Thursday from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. and features discounts on domestic and premium beers, along with pitchers.

Bird of Paradise
91-1200 Fort Weaver Road
808-952-4784
princewaikiki.com/bird-of-paradise

The Bay View Bar, Bistro & Banquet Hall

Kaneohe Bay’s golf course restaurant is known for its banquet hall, complete with a flexible event space and catering capabilities. Its restaurant, The Bay View Bar & Bistro, features a menu with local favorites like sizzling steak, poke, burgers, wings and more.

“We have bar and grill items on the daily, along with live music,” says restaurant owner Jonah Souza.

The eatery is bustling with weekly events like free karaoke on Tuesdays, live music throughout the week and brunch on Sundays. Souza also says banquet hall rentals are available seven days a week. Popular menu items include the rib-eye steak and smoked pork sizzling platters, spicy and Hawaiian-style poke and poke nachos.

“We downsized the menu since the pandemic, but customers can look forward to new hours and an expanded menu coming in July,” Souza says.

The Bay View Bar, Bistro & Banquet Hall
45-285 Kaneohe Bay Drive
808-227-9935

Waikele Country Club

Waikele Country Club’s restaurant specializes in Pan-Asian cuisine. Bestsellers include teishoku sets — oneor two-choice combos — that come with rice, miso soup, tsukemono, salad and okobachi salad.

Sizzling kalbi and sizzling spicy pork, served on piping-hot platters, are especially popular entrées. Other customer favorites include the Waikele Burger, Reuben sandwich, garlic miso chicken, kalua pork quesadilla and steamed basa.

The restaurant also features a private dining room, as well as indoor and outdoor seating.

Waikele Country Club
94-200 Paioa Place
808-676-6355
golfwaikele.com/restaurant
Instagram: @golfwaikele

Roy’s Ko Olina

Located off the 18th hole at world-class Ko Olina Golf Club, this Roy’s restaurant is known for its scenic views, delectable cuisine and extensive wine list.

Popular dishes include baked brie encroute for two ($19) — which includes cabernet-poached Fuji apples, toasted baguettes and local honey butter — Westside Ko Olina ahi poke ($24), Ko Olina dragon roll with misoyaki marinated island fish, and more.

Pro tip: The restaurant is also open for lunch from 11:30 a.m. to 2 p.m. and “Aloha Hour” (happy hour) from 2 to 5 p.m.

Roy’s Ko Olina
92-1220 Aliinui Drive
808-676-7697
royyamaguchi.com/roys-ko-olina
Instagram: @royshawaii

Pearl Country Club Restaurant

Whether you’re dining for breakfast or lunch, Pearl Country Club Restaurant boasts a menu that caters to all ages, appetites and group sizes. Popular entrées include fish and chips, pastrami sandwich, Chef Aurelio’s award-winning oxtail soup and gourmet burgers.

The restaurant has new specials every weekend, Taco Tuesday deals and an extensive party platter menu. Every last Wednesday of the month, the country club hosts a night market with more than 40 local vendors and food trucks, along with live music.

Pearl Country Club Restaurant
98-535 Kaonohi St.
808-487-1558
pearlcc.com/restaurant
Instagram:@pearlcountryclub

L&L Hawaiian Barbecue, Ala Wai Golf

Ala Wai Golf Course is home to the only L&L Hawaiian Barbecue location with a bar — so that means you can order a gin and tonic with your chicken katsu at 7 a.m. or before any morning tee time.

This L&L location is open daily from 7 a.m. to 6 p.m. and features local-style favorites like Spam musubi, barbecue chicken, chicken katsu, garlic shrimp and more.

L&L Hawaiian Barbecue, Ala Wai Golf Course
404 Kapahulu Ave.
808-737-0288
hawaiianbarbecue.com
Instagram:@llhawaiianbbq