Localicious Hawaii 2017 Recap Report

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A SLICE OF 2017’s BIGGEST MOMENTS

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Order the “Localicious Dish” and Support Ag Education in Hawai‘i!

EAT LOCAL

TASTE THE ALOHA Grab a bite at a Localicious Hawai‘i restaurant and help us grow future farmers. During the month of March, participating restaurants will be donating $1 from select menu item(s) created from locally grown or raised products to HAF’s agricultural education programs.

view participating restaurants at: WWW.LOCALICIOUSHAWAII.COM

MAHALO TO OUR SPONSORS!

HAWAI`I 2017

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

ABOUT LOCALICIOUS HAWAIʻI

EAT LOCAL ART & ESSAY CONTEST

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2017 RESTAURANTS

IN THE NEWS

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VEGGIE U 101

SPONSORS

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LETTER FROM THE EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR March is an inspiring time of year for both our staff and our partnering restaurants. Over the last four years of this campaign, we have seen an increasing amount of community members that are choosing to invest their dollars in a sustainable future for these precious islands. Localicious Hawaiʻi does just that by funding the Veggie U Hawaiʻi program. As one of our organization’s biggest educational offerings, Veggie U works directly with public and charter school teachers to introduce our keiki to where food comes from and the important role farmers play in our community. This program has made tremendous impacts on classrooms statewide, teaching students how a vegetable goes from seed to crop and introducing them to locally grown and raised products.

Localicious Hawaiʻi has also made great strides in recognizing restaurants across the state that choose to source local. Thanks to their yearlong stewardship, we are seeing the “buy local, eat local” trend transform into an incredible statewide movement. On behalf of our entire team at the Hawaiʻi Agricultural Foundation, mahalo nui loa for your continued support.

Denise Yamaguchi, Executive Director 1


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31 DAYS. 6 ISLANDS. 173 RESTAURANTS. ABOUT LOCALICIOUS Localicious Hawai‘i aims to raise public awareness of restaurants that are active supporters of the state’s agricultural industry. Throughout the month of March, eateries statewide designate one or more menu items that incorporate locally grown, caught or raised products as “Localicious dishes.” For every dish sold, one dollar is donated to HAF’s Veggie U program, which gives fourth-grade teachers the tools they need to engage their students in interactive ag- and science-focused activities. Since the program’s launch in 2014, approximately 60 public schools and 170 classrooms statewide have received garden kits and structured curricula.

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GREEN SMOOTHIE, THE GROVE RESTAURANT & BAR, OʻAHU


LOCALICIOUS HAWAIʻI 2017 RECAP

LOCO MOCO, THE PINEAPPLE ROOM by Alan Wong, OʻAHU

seared catch of the day, oasis on the beach, kauaʻi

AHI POKE SRIRACHA BOWL, DA KITCHEN, Maui

local with a twist The choice is simple: 1. Find your favorite Localicious restaurants 2. Order the Localicious dish 3. Explore, indulge and enjoy!

KULA SEASAME SALAD, AMA BAR AND GRILL, MAUI

BIG BOY BOWL, UMEKE’S FISH MARKET BAR AND GRILL, hawaiʻi island

GARLIC SCRIMPS, TIN ROOF, MAUI

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2017 DONATING RESTAURANTS 4

OʻAHU

KAUAʻI

‘AMA‘AMA

MAC 24/7 Bar + Restaurant

Anuenue Café

12th Ave Grill

Mariposa at Neiman Marcus

Eating House 1849, Koloa

Alan Wong’s Honolulu

Mermaid Bar at Neiman Marcus

Gaylord’s at Kilohana

Angelo Pietro Honolulu

Mr. Ojisan Restaurant

Hukilau Lanai

Arancino at The Kahala

Mud Hen Water

Lava Lava Beach Club - Kaua‘i

Arancino di Mare

Murphy’s Bar & Grill

Mark’s Place

Arancino on Beachwalk

MW Restaurant

Oasis on the Beach

Artizen by MW

Nico’s Pier 38

Bevy

Orchids at Halekulani

HAWAIʻI ISLAND

Bevy Market

Piggy Smalls

Annie’s Island Fresh Burgers

Big City Diner - Kailua

Plantation Tavern

Hawaii Calls Restaurant & Lounge

Big City Diner - Kaimuki

Plumeria Beach House

Huggo’s

Big City Diner - Pearlridge

Poke Stop

The Koa Table

Big City Diner - Waipio

Ravish Honolulu

Lava Lava Beach Club - Waikoloa

Big City Diner - Ward

REAL a gastropub

MAI Grille

Big City Diner - Windward Mall

Roy’s Hawaii Kai

Moon and Turtle

BLT Market

Roy’s Ko Olina

On The Rocks

BLT Steak Waikiki

Roy’s Waikiki

Pueo’s Osteria

Blue Note Hawaii

Roy’s Beach House

Rebel Kitchen

Blue Tree Cafe

Sansei Seafood Restaurant &

Roy’s Waikoloa Bar & Grill

BREW’d craft pub

Sushi Bar - Oʻahu

Sweet Cane By The Bay

Burgers and Things

Scratch Kitchen & Bake Shop

Sweet Cane Café

BYO Bowls

Senia

Sweet Cane UH Hilo

Chao Phya Thai Restaurant

Side Street Inn on Da Strip

Tommy Bahama - Mauna Lani

Chef Chai

Stripsteak

UH Dining Services - Hilo

d.k Steak House

Teddy’s Bigger Burger

Umeke’s

Dean and Deluca

The Edge by Tamuras

Umeke’s Fish Market Bar and Grill

Dean’s Drive Inn

The Grove at THE MODERN

Zippy’s

Diamond Head Market & Grill

HONOLULU

EAT Honolulu

The Pacific Club

LĀNAʻI, MAUI and MOLOKAʻI

Eating House 1849, Kapolei

The Pig & The Lady

Ama Bar & Grill

Eating House 1849, Waikiki

The Pineapple Room by Alan

Black Rock Kitchen

Espresso Bar at Neiman Marcus

Wong

Café 565

Fish House at Four Seasons

Tiki’s Grill & Bar

Café Mambo

Ko Olina Resort

Tommy Bahama Waikiki

Da Kitchen

Flour & Barley

Top of Waikiki

Gannon’s Wailea

Hoku’s

Waiʻolu Ocean View Lounge

Haliʻimaile General Store

Honolulu Beerworks

Zippy’s

Hula Grill Kaʻanapali

Honolulu Burger Co.

Humble Market Kitchin

Honolulu Coffee Experience

Humuhumunukunukuapuaʻa

Center

Japengo at Hyatt Regency Maui

Hula Grill Waikiki

Hy’s Steak House

Manoli’s Pizza Company

Japengo Steak and Seafood

Nick’s Fishmarket Maui

Waikiki

Pailolo Bar & Grill

Jugo Life Juicery

Roy’s Kaanapali

Kakaʻako Kitchen

Sarento’s on the Beach

Koko Head Cafe

Son’z Steakhouse

La Tour Cafe

Tin Roof

Le Bistro

Zippy’s


LOCALICIOUS HAWAIʻI 2017 RECAP

BY THE NUMBERS

173 PARTICIPATING LOCALICIOUS RESTAURANTS STATEWIDE

$50,000 IN DONATIONS WERE RAISED THROUGHOUT THE MONTH OF MARCH 2017

21,589,229 PERSONS WERE REACHED THROUGH VARIOUS MEDIA outlets, including RADIO, TV, PRINT AND ONLINE

8,918

PERSONS WERE ENGAGED ON FACEBOOK

5,409

PERSONS WERE ENGAGED ON INSTAGRAM MARINATED TOMATOES, Humuhumunukunukuapuaʻa, MAUI

264

PERSONS WERE ENGAGED ON TWITTER 5


GROWING YOUNG MINDS, One Seed at a Time! With the purchase of every Localicious dish during the month of March, $1 is donated toward the Veggie U Hawaiʝi program. Veggie U works with fourth grade teachers to engage their students with hands-on, interactive lesson plans pertaining to local food production, the role farmers play in communities and how to make healthy food choices. Since the program’s introduction to the state in 2014, approximately 60 public schools and 170 classrooms statewide have received garden kits and structured curricula.

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LOCALICIOUS HAWAIʻI 2017 RECAP

Eat Local ART AND ESSAY CONTEST Localicious Hawaiʻi’s Eat Local Art and Essay Contest helps keiki learn more about locally grown produce through a creative outlet. This year’s theme was “My Favorite Dish Created with a Locally Grown and Raised Crop.”

2017 WINNERS

Butchie Batangan, Grade K-3 Winner Grade 1, Kaiulani Elementary School

Mia’s winning submission won her and her peers a bento party and a classroom visit from a Chef Jayson Kanekoa of Hawaii Calls Restaurant and Lounge.

Butchie’s artwork was featured on Hawaiʻi News Now in celebration of the launch of the 2017 Localicious Hawaiʻi campaign.

Mia Okazaki, Grade 4-6 Winner Grade 5, Holuloa Elementary SChool

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IN THE NEWS

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LOCALICIOUS HAWAIʻI 2017 RECAP

Grilled ahi tuna, japengo at hyatt regency maui, maui

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MAHALO TO OUR SPONSORS

PRESENTING SPONSOR:

LAMBWICH, bevy market, oʻahu SUPPORTING SPONSORS:

MEDIA SPONSORS:

HAWAI`I 2017

Interested in Supporting OR PARTICIPATING IN Localicious? Let’s Talk! Hawaiʻi Agricultural Foundation 3538 Waialae Avenue, Suite #203 Honolulu, HI 96816 10

Phone: (808) 927-9749 Email: info@hawaiiagfoundation.org Website: www.hawaiiagfoundation.org


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