November 20, 2008

Books: Lunch Quandary, Solved

Kathryn Drury Wagner

David Choo’s new book, Lunch Break Honolulu, has 65 reasons to leave your desk and forage for sustenance. Inside are snappy reviews on everything from old standbys—burgers and dim sum—to adventurous, Zen macrobiotic extravaganzas. The book is $9.95, from Watermark Publishing Company, a sister company to HONOLULU magazine.


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