Many Waikiki tourists miss historic downtown Honolulu, filled with brick buildings and ethnic businesses, and that's a shame. This up-and-coming arts and nightlife area is home to spiffy Indigo, right in back of the 1920s Hawaii Theatre. The

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Many Waikiki tourists miss historic downtown Honolulu, filled with brick buildings and ethnic businesses, and that's a shame. This up-and-coming arts and nightlife area is home to spiffy Indigo, right in back of the 1920s Hawaii Theatre. The tasteful Chinese interior includes red calligraphy lanterns, or ask for an outside table on the patio, where you can listen to a gurgling fountain along the old brick exterior. Chef Glen Chu channels his Chinese grandmother's recipes into a new fusion Eurasian cuisine, with offerings like Shanghai Mahogany Duck with Soft Bao Buns Roasted and Raspberry Hoisin sauce, Goat Cheese Won Tons with Four Fruit Sauce, or Palm Sugar Glazed Sweet & Sour Baby Back Ribs. Live jazz accompanies your dinner. Voted one of the top lesbian-friendly restaurants by Girlfriends magazine.

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