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Two sources agree on the day. Honolulu Magazine published on 6 February 2023 under the headline "Stix Asia[2] Food Hall Now Open With 13 Restaurants in Waikiki", with the standfirst "Waikiki's revamped Asian food hall grand opens today". The Honolulu Star-Advertiser[4] had trailed it on 31 January: "Hawaii's premier Asian food hall is grand opening Feb. 6."
The operator's own page for this hall, which gives the address as "2250 Kalakaua Ave Lower Level 100, Honolulu" and describes the current line-up: "over 15 authentic cuisines from Japan, Taiwan, China, Korea and Singapore", split between Noodle Street and Asian Street restaurants.[1]
Describes the hall three years on - "a wildly popular three-year-old food hall on the lower level of the Waikiki Shopping Plaza in Honolulu, on the island of O'ahu" - and names its Michelin Guide-featured tenant, "Baikohken, a Hokkaido-style ramen spot".[1]
Kelli Shiroma Braiotta's preview for the Honolulu Star-Advertiser, which names the opening day a week ahead and gives the address: "Get ready, Oahu - Hawaii's premier Asian food hall is grand opening Feb. 6. STIX ASIA[2] (2250 Kalakaua Ave.), located in the lower level of Waikiki Shopping Plaza, is an Asian-themed food hall." Its nine photographs of the stalls are the source[1] of two pictures on this pin.
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