Kamaʻāina and Pacific businesses in New York, NY

10 public listings in the Hawaiian Yellow Pages for New York, NY — kitchens, hālau, trades, and rooms that still know the way home.

Restaurants · Plate lunch & poke

Lower East Side Hawaiian rotisserie / fried chicken takeout from Noreetuh partners Jin Ahn & Chung Chow.

New York, NYKamaʻāinaWebsite

Civic clubs

501(c)(3) supporting Hawaiʻi and Pacific Island families in NYC; hosts the long-running Annual Hawaii Potluck Picnic in Central Park.

New York, NYIsland RootsWebsite

Makers & gifts

Multi-location NYC cafés (aka Kona Coffee & Company) direct-trading Kona beans, founded by Oʻahu-raised Tae Kim.

New York, NYKamaʻāinaWebsite

Hula schools · Classes & workshops · Hula & Polynesian dance

NYC hula/ʻukulele teaching and booking artist at Lotus Music & Dance, with Pacific Island life history.

New York, NYPacific IslanderWebsite

Restaurants · Plate lunch & poke

East Village restaurant serving modern Hawaiian cuisine from chef/co-owner Chung Chow and partner Jin Ahn.

New York, NYKamaʻāinaWebsite

Hālau · Classes & workshops · Hula & Polynesian dance

New York hālau extension of Honolulu’s Pua Aliʻi ʻIlima under Nā Kumu Vicky Holt Takamine & Jeffrey Takamine (Maiki Aiu Lake lineage).

New York, NYKānaka ʻŌiwiWebsite

Civic clubs

Regional Punahou School alumni chapter (~1,000 members) hosting NYC/tri-state events for Honolulu prep alumni.

New York, NYIsland RootsWebsite

Civic clubs

New York Pacific Island cultural organization behind Tatou Festival, co-founded by Polynesian artists with Hawaiʻi ties.

New York, NYPacific IslanderWebsite

Civic clubs

University of Hawaiʻi Alumni Association East chapter covering NY metro and neighboring states; Central Park picnic partner.

New York, NYIsland RootsWebsite

Civic clubs

NYC chapter of UTOPIA supporting LGBTQ+ Pacific Islander cultural stewardship and advocacy.

New York, NYPacific IslanderWebsite