Wood and Bucket

Wood and Bucket Wood and Bucket - Find us in the Waikiki Sand Villa Hotel Historically, Hawaii’s main source of economics came from sugar cane and pineapples.

Immigrants from around the world came to Hawaii to work on the plantations and were the backbone of Hawaii in the early 1900’s. Plantation workers brought their own lunches to the fields, which were carried in wooden buckets, held at the end of a long bamboo stick. During the long, hot days, the hard working laborers would enjoy their lunches under the swaying palm trees. The cool island breezes a

nd simple meals brought comfort to many. This way of life in Hawaii would become a melting pot of cultures and thus Hawaii’s unique Pacific-region cuisine was formed.

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2375 Ala Wai Boulevard
Honolulu, HI
96815

Opening Hours

Monday 6am - 4am
Tuesday 6am - 4am
Wednesday 6am - 4am
Thursday 6am - 4am
Friday 6am - 4am
Saturday 6am - 4am
Sunday 6am - 4am

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(808) 922-4744

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