Let’s Go Out 12 Thursday, September 22, 2016 Hawaii Tribune-Herald GINA’S LUNCH WAGON KIAWE FIRED • Across Naniloa Hotel in golf course parking lot • Use Kaukau Card • M-F 9:30-2pm SUNDAY BRUNCH BY THE BAY EVERY SUNDAY 11:00AM - 2:00PM featuring SAIMIN STATION STEAMED SNOW CRAB CLUSTERS omelet station, kalua pork eggs benedict, signature seafood bar, dessert station & much more! OVER 40 ITEMS $33per person call (808) 969-6470 for reservations HILO HAWAIIAN HOTEL • 71 BANYAN DRIVE • HILO • HI 96720 view full menu at facebook.com/queenscourt.hawaii Prime Rib Available includes house wines, draft beer, soda, juices & THE NEW BLOODY MARY CART Fridays & Sundays Dinner Buffet Palate Pleaser! ‘Imiloa’s Sky Garden Restaurant 600 ‘Imiloa Pl, Hilo 969-9753 Breakfast & Lunch Tues-Sun 7am-4pm Dinner RESERVATIONS RECOMMENDED Thurs to Sun 5-8:30pm 3 questions: Gina’s Lunch Wagon Q: What are some of the most popular menu items at Gina’s Lunch Wagon? A: Of course, our chicken, cooked over a kiawe fire. Our roast pork with homemade pork gravy and our boneless kalbi ribs also are very popular. Q: What is one of Gina’s Lunch Wagon’s signature dishes? A: One of our signature dishes is the shrimp. Each extra-large shrimp is peeled and deveined on-site and sautéed in garlic butter. You can even order it done spicy. Q: What’s something most people don’t know about dining at Gina’s Lunch Wagon? A: We’re still open! Not only do we have the best chicken in Hilo, but we also offer beef and pork ribs. The boneless kalbi is hand-trimmed. We also offer daily specials and our famous homemade gravies are made from scratch. No powdered gravy here! On Tap is Week HOLLYN JOHNSON/Tribune-Herald Gina Lea of Gina’s Lunch Wagon stands in her kitchen trailer Tuesday afternoon at the Hilo Naniloa Hotel golf course parking lot, where customers come for her huli chicken and lunch plates. WINE AT 5 Where: Cafe Il Mondo, 3580 Mamane St., Honokaa When: 5 p.m. today Details: A Blue Zones presentation and sampling of Cannonau Di Sardegna wine from Sardinia, Italy. Even if it’s just an hour, it’s important to set aside time to slow down and connect with friends and loved ones over a glass of wine (or beverage of your choice). Free. Contact: Cafe Il Mondo, 775-7711, info@peacedayparade. org THE “GUITAR SLINGERS” SHOWCASE Where: Hilo Town Tavern, 168 Keawe St., Hilo When: 7 p.m. today Details: Two of the Big Island’s hottest names in rock guitar will join forces on stage. Wesley Matsuda and Larry Dupio will share the stage for a full evening of your favorite high-energy classic rock backed by the all-star rhythm section of Gonzo on bass and Sean Kenny on drums. A veritable “who’s who” of Hilo talent also will appear as several guest vocalists join them along with some very special surprise appearances you won’t want to miss. Show open to all ages. Cost is $10 or $8 with the donation of one or more canned food items for The Food Basket. Contact: Gonzo, 968-0776, GonzoBass@aol.com 10th ANNUAL PEACE DAY PARADE AND FESTIVAL Where: Mamane Street, Honokaa When: 4 p.m. Saturday Details: Colorful and entertaining celebration with taiko drumming, hula and all kinds of music. Followed with food booths, great music, bon dance, silent auction and more. Special hooponopono-centered activity for young people will be presented by West Hawaii Mediation and the Hamakua Youth Center. Contact: Miles Okumura, 640-4602, info@ peacedayparade.org MUSIC ON THE LAWN Where: Society for Kona’s Education and Art, 84-5191 Mamalahoa Highway, Honaunau When: 2 p.m. Sunday Details: Enjoy an afternoon of live music — country, barbershop quartet, rock, the Beatles and Hawaiian. Food and beverages available. All welcome to join the Kona Kanikapila at 5 p.m. Cost is $5 for adults, children 12 and younger free. Contact: Donna Stiles, 328-9392, skea@hawaii.rr.com Your weekend guide to East Hawaii Email your Island Beat announcements to entertainment@ hawaiitribune-herald.com
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