The Mouse has been wanting to try Basalt at Dukes Lane for a while. But being located in Waikiki and not knowing where to park kinda hindered the try.
Since location is practically empty, The Cat and The Mouse finally tried, especially since prices were lowered for take-out plus an additional percentage off.
Packaging
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Pork Ribs
Spicy pineapple slaw, waffle fries, BBQ sauce. We substituted rice for the fries. The Cat was impressed with the amount of food, the price, and the packaging. Good job!
The Mouse had a burger. Again.
Basalt Burger
8oz wagyu beef patty, cheddar cheese, brioche bun, lettuce, tomato, sweet onion, Hawaiian Island dressing, french fries. The Mouse 86’ed the cheese and substituted rice for fries. Medium rare. Excellent.
Executive Chef Keith Kong recommended dessert.
Grand Marnier Mousse Cake
Dark chocolate devil’s food cake, raspberry sauce, mixed berries. Rich and decadent. Nom!
While the restaurant still offers take-out as they slowly re-open for sit down service, the discount is pau. Sigh.
Still, the prices are reasonable. When things settle down, The Cat and The Mouse probably will venture into the tourist jungle for a sit down.
Stay safe and well.
The Mouse
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