
Foodie Stops



Our early lunch was quite simple, Dry Noodles again, plus Wonton Mein….it was exactly how I wanted it. The noodles again were perfectly al dente. Thank you, Auntie. We hope to come back someday soon.
You went back and did what?



Upon reaching the entrance to the falls, we had to walk on the knee-high stream, and within minutes, we were just a few feet away from the falls. It was so hot. Madison and I jumped in and swam in the pool near Twin Falls. It was cold, but tolerable. We swam towards the falls, and found it ironic that the water falling down was warmer than the pool of water. That was very interesting. I’m glad we made this trip back to this side of RTH. After leaving the falls, I picked a couple of fresh guavas from one of the many trees.
Local Uncle said…
“If you make it to Paia Town, you have to go Paia Fish Market, tourists and locals go there. You have to order the Ono Sandwich.” Again, who was I argue with local uncle. We timed it properly. We built an appetite after driving our mini-RTH. So I ordered exactly what Uncle suggested, plus Mahi-Mahi Chips. I’ve had many fish and chips in my life, but this Mahi was soooo fresh, so sweet. It was lightly breaded or shrouded in batter. My ono sandwich was just exactly how Uncle described it….ONOLICIOUS!!! I shall return!!!
So there you go…..that’s our Day Eight….we have 1 more full day/afternoon tomorrow…..it’s planned as a rest/kick back day. Mahalo for following our journey. Good night!