Episode 018

This week on Hawaiian Grown Kitchen, Hawaiian Grown Catering executive staff (Grant Kawasaki, Norlan Horita, and Shannon Akazawa) feature a new line of yasai sushi, some traditional favorites, and some creative new temaki hand-rolls for those looking for something different and new.
This week on Hawaiian Grown Kitchen, Hawaiian Grown Catering executive staff (Grant Kawasaki, Norlan Horita, and Shannon Akazawa) feature a new line of yasai sushi, some traditional favorites, and some creative new temaki hand-rolls for those looking for something different and new.
This week on Hawaiian Grown Kitchen, Hawaiian Grown Catering executive staff (Grant Kawasaki, Norlan Horita, and Shannon Akazawa) feature a new line of yasai sushi, some traditional favorites, and some creative new temaki hand-rolls for those looking for something different and new.
This week on Hawaiian Grown Kitchen, Hawaiian Grown Catering executive staff (Grant Kawasaki, Norlan Horita, and Shannon Akazawa) feature a new line of yasai sushi, some traditional favorites, and some creative new temaki hand-rolls for those looking for something different and new.
This week on Hawaiian Grown Kitchen, Hawaiian Grown Catering executive staff (Grant Kawasaki, Norlan Horita, and Shannon Akazawa) feature a new line of yasai sushi, some traditional favorites, and some creative new temaki hand-rolls for those looking for something different and new.
Haley Otani has one last request for the day as D. Otani Produces new employee finishes the day.
So we seen the massive warehouse where all the fresh produce is stored and shipped in daily, but how does it get to our restaurants and stores? Officer Hercules Salmonella does an impromptu inspection on Charles, a Delivery Driver for D. Otani Produce, to make sure the highest quality and handling of the produce is met with great quality.
Joey Otani continues his hilarious request for Tahprahdah, D. Otani's newest employee, inside there massive state of the art warehouse on 1321 Hart Street.
At 18 years, D. Otani Produce, Inc. has grown into one of Hawaii’s largest produce wholesalers, enjoying business with hotels, restaurants, institutions. We are also a major distributor to Hawaii’s retailers. Led by Dwight Otani, the company’s Mission Statement follows: “Quality produce with efficient service and competitive prices is what D. Otani Produce strives for daily.”
Go behind the scenes with Grant Kawasaki and explore the conduit for all our produce as to how it gets from the local farms to our stores.