Kahuku Grill is located on the historical site, The Old Kahuku Sugar Mill. The mill was built in 1893, during post American Civil War (1861-1865) and was instrumental in the production of sugar. The Old Kahuku Sugar Mill was Hawaii's largest industry in the early 1900's. The sugar produced in Hawaii was exported not only to the U.S. but Asia and the South Pacific from 1893-1971. Subsequent to 1971 the production of sugar discontinued and the mill was named a state historical site. The Kahuku Sugar Mill today is one of the last standing mills from its time and tourist and locals alike now frequent the Mill for its outstanding dinning options.
Although not a conventional museum, the Kahuku Sugar Mill showcases the remnants of old machinery and gears from its historical sugar production days. This fascinating glimpse into the past is complemented by the lively atmosphere that surrounds the mill. Within the Kahuku Town Center, visitors can explore a variety of food trucks offering delectable local dishes, desserts, and breakfast options. From traditional Hawaiian plate lunches to mouthwatering banana lumpia and pork skewers, there's something for everyone to savor.
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