Business Is Good In Waikiki

Duke's was too busy, and a couple of other places were also hopping as we strolled around Waikiki. We finally stopped in at P.F. Changs, where there was no wait, and enjoyed our second meal ever in this establishment (the first was in Phoenix some years ago). Our waiter was a charming fellow from Brazil.

We chose the Dinner For Two, and specified the Hot and Sour soup, chicken lettuce wrap, Mongolian Beef, and Kung Pao Shrimp. We spiced up the soup and the lettuce wrap with the chili sauce. The beef and the shrimp pretty well stood on their own.

We certainly wouldn't hesitate to return, although we always have a soft spot for the truly independent restaurants. Those are getting harder and harder to find though.

Now it's off to bed and an early ride to the airport in the morning.