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PPP Loans to Restaurants during 2020 Rank Loan Business_name City Jobs Lender 1 $8,752,825 REINS INTERNATIONAL (USA) CO., LTD. Honolulu 500 JPMorgan Chase Bank, National Association 2 $5,368,500 ROY'S HOLDINGS INC HONOLULU 500 First Hawaiian Bank 3 $4,248,400 FEARLESS, INC. PAIA 373 First Hawaiian Bank 4 $3,375,000 SCANLAN MANAGEMENT LLC HONOLULU 250 American Savings Bank, FSB 5 $3,324,800 GENKI SUSHI USA INC HONOLULU 404 First Hawaiian Bank 6 $3,234,695 HOALOHA NA EHA, LTD LAHAINA Bank of Hawaii 7 $2,163,700 KAZI RESTAURANTS OF HAWAII, INC HONOLULU 500 Wallis Bank 8 $2,111,700 POSSO PIZZA INC. HONOLULU 250 American Savings Bank, FSB 9 $1,953,700 W STEAK WAIKIKI LLC HONOLULU 200 First Hawaiian Bank 10 $1,885,900 NICOS LLC HONOLULU 270 Central Pacific Bank 11 $1,755,200 HAWAII FIVE STARS, INC. HILO 241 Hawaii National Bank 12 $1,684,900 MPK3 LLC LAHAINA 85 Central Pacific Bank 13 $1,680,300 UNION MAK CORP. HONOLULU 342 First Hawaiian Bank 14 $1,634,000 JJC HAWAII LLC HONOLULU 250 First Hawaiian Bank 15 $1,528,100 RT HAWAII RESTAURANTS INC HONOLULU 311 Central Pacific Bank 16 $1,525,000 IP 1, LLC KIHEI 69 Central Pacific Bank 17 $1,480,000 DUKE'S MAUI, LLC LAHAINA 190 Central Pacific Bank 18 $1,464,500 ZETTON, INC. Honolulu 163 First Hawaiian Bank 19 $1,409,800 LAVA LAVA, LLC KAILUA KONA 137 First Hawaiian Bank 20 $1,405,300 GLENNCO HAWAII, INC. HONOLULU 237 American Savings Bank, FSB 21 $1,400,900 MPK KO OLINA LLC KAPOLEI 78 Central Pacific Bank 22 $1,319,600 ANG INC. EWA BEACH 239 Bank of Hawaii 23 $1,305,900 OLU KAI LTD KAILUA KONA 167 First Hawaiian Bank 24 $1,282,800 OCEAN INVESTMENTS, LLC HONOLULU 122 Central Pacific Bank 25 $1,262,500 TS MERRIMAN, INC LAHAINA 201 Central Pacific Bank 26 $1,207,700 REI FOOD SERVICE, LLC PEARL CITY Bank of Hawaii 27 $1,203,500 MAUI BREWING WAIKIKI LLC KAILUA 159 Central Pacific Bank 28 $1,162,400 LEILANI'S RESTAURANT LLC LAHAINAINA 188 Central Pacific Bank 29 $1,152,831 MNS LTD HONOLULU 260 Central Pacific Bank 30 $1,135,300 KAZI FOODS CORP OF HAWAII HONOLULU 255 Wallis Bank 31 $1,105,200 EGGS 'N THINGS HAWAII INC. HONOLULU 135 Central Pacific Bank 32 $1,089,100 GU INDUSTRIAL & BUSINESS CORP. HONOLULU 170 First Hawaiian Bank 33 $1,004,200 LWD, INC. HONOLULU 151 Hawaii National Bank 34 $958,877 IP2, LLC KOLOA 32 Central Pacific Bank 35 $956,700 HC RETAIL, LLC HONOLULU 166 Hawaii National Bank 36 $953,100 POP'S INC. PEARL CITY 174 Central Pacific Bank 37 $942,500 HULA GRILL WAIKIKI LLC HONOLULU 127 Central Pacific Bank 38 $924,200 DUKE'S CANOE CLUB, LLC LIHUE 171 Central Pacific Bank 39 $920,735 COLR LLC Kihei 163 First Hawaiian Bank 40 $916,800 MOKU KAKAAKO LLC HONOLULU 51 Central Pacific Bank 41 $901,200 MBC KIHEI LLC KAILUA 101 Central Pacific Bank 42 $900,300 KIMO'S PARTNERSHIP, LLC LAHAINA 136 Central Pacific Bank 43 $900,000 VQ PJS HAWAII LLC HONOLULU 300 First Hawaiian Bank 44 $845,800 BRYB INC. EWA BEACH 169 Bank of Hawaii 45 $837,100 LAVA LAVA TOO LLC KAILUA KONA 91 First Hawaiian Bank 46 $818,300 POIPU BEACH RESTAURANT LLC KOLOA 128 Central Pacific Bank 47 $809,200 RY GROUP, LLC HONOLULU 94 First Hawaiian Bank 48 $803,000 TBB HOLDINGS INC HONOLULU 300 First Hawaiian Bank 49 $800,925 CHUNG RESTAURANTS OF KAUAI, LLC LIHUE Bank of Hawaii 50 $789,140 CHUN WAH KAM NOODLE FACTORY, INC. HONOLULU Bank of Hawaii 51 $787,600 MAUI INTERNATIONAL ENTERTAINMENT LLCLAHAINA 139 American Savings Bank, FSB 52 $747,326 KAZAMA ENTERPRISES, INC. AIEA 91 Central Pacific Bank 53 $743,340 CHEESEBURGER IN PARADISE WAIKIKI LP HONOLULU Bank of Hawaii 54 $739,300 GK HAWAII RESTAURANTS, INC HONOLULU 295 Central Pacific Bank 55 $733,000 JUST IN TIME FOODS INC HALEIWA 110 Bank of Hawaii 56 $725,400 ARANCINO DI MARE LLC HONOLULU 90 First Hawaiian Bank 57 $686,402 ENTERTAINMENT AMERICA, INC. Mililani 180 Territorial Savings Bank 58 $682,300 GKBH RESTAURANT LLC HONOLULU 115 First Hawaiian Bank 59 $669,577 COCONUTS RESTAURANT GROUP LLC HONOLULU 98 Central Pacific Bank 60 $667,718 LEALANI CORPORATION KOLOA 80 First Hawaiian Bank 61 $660,250 PFCH ROYAL HAWAIIAN LLC HONOLULU 174 Bank of Hawaii 62 $658,500 MHW LLC HONOLULU 64 Central Pacific Bank 63 $656,800 OCTOPUS / DK INC HONOLULU 47 Central Pacific Bank 64 $653,500 PBHK INC HONOLULU 56 Bank of Hawaii 65 $649,700 WAIKIKI BOYS CLUB, LLC HONOLULU 50 Central Pacific Bank 66 $640,200 NOBU HAWAII, LLC Honolulu 0 New York Business Development Corporation 67 $639,800 MBC KAILUA LLC KAILUA 79 Central Pacific Bank 68 $636,579 CHEESEBURGER IN PARADISE INC. LAHAINA Bank of Hawaii 69 $628,100 BOSH, LTD. KAILUA 80 First Hawaiian Bank 70 $625,000 MUTUAL UNLIMITED, LLC LAHAINA 60 Central Pacific Bank 71 $610,300 PDS QK TENANT LLC HONOLULU 91 First Hawaiian Bank 72 $606,200 CONTEMPORARY RESTAURANT CORPORATIONKAMUELA 54 Central Pacific Bank 73 $602,900 A-6 LLC HONOLULU 87 Ohana Pacific Bank 74 $594,200 RESTAURANT DESTINATIONS INC KAHULUI 71 First Hawaiian Bank 75 $584,380 MR. TUTTLE, LLC KIHEI Bank of Hawaii 76 $581,700 E & J LOUNGE OPERATING CO., INC. HONOLULU 157 American Savings Bank, FSB 77 $567,600 RESTAURANT SUNTORY U.S.A. INC. HONOLULU 57 First Hawaiian Bank 78 $567,500 CABELL ENTERPRISES, INC Honolulu 79 Hawaii National Bank 79 $558,400 WAIKIKI LULUS, LLC HONOLULU 94 Central Pacific Bank 80 $558,100 THE HANALEI BAY DOLPHIN CORP HANALEI 16 First Hawaiian Bank 81 $536,700 SUMIDA & ASSOC INC WAILUKU 75 Central Pacific Bank 82 $534,800 MK VENTURES LLC KOLOA 51 Central Pacific Bank 83 $530,000 S4S MAUI RESTAURANT, LLC KIHEI 68 City National Bank 84 $521,920 HALIIMAILE STORE, INC. MAKAWAO Bank of Hawaii 85 $519,500 RTPHHV, A HAWAII LIMITED PARTNERSHIP HONOLULU 60 First Hawaiian Bank 86 $517,900 MARKJUDY LLC LAHAINA 71 First Hawaiian Bank 87 $514,000 LEE-C CORP. HILO 74 American Savings Bank, FSB 88 $498,745 PIECE OF CAKE INC LAHAINA Bank of Hawaii 89 $495,890 XPRIT RESTAURANT GROUP, LLC Wailea Bank of Hawaii 90 $489,700 COOL CAT CAFE LLC LAHAINA 55 Central Pacific Bank 91 $487,375 VILLAGE TAVERN LLC Lahaina 55 First Hawaiian Bank 92 $485,665 AMAKUA HOLDINGS INC. KIHEI Bank of Hawaii 93 $484,700 ALAN WONG RESTAURANTS INC HONOLULU 46 Central Pacific Bank 94 $482,500 2960 SOUTH KIHEI CORP Kihei 0 Central Pacific Bank 95 $481,850 SHIRO & ASSOCIATES, INC AIEA 81 Bank of Hawaii 96 $481,300 FISHHOPPER LLC KAILUA KONA 73 Bank of Hawaii 97 $480,700 LIKE LIKE DRIVE INN, LTD HONOLULU 59 First Hawaiian Bank 98 $475,175 KANAKA MAOLI HOOKUPU CENTER Hilo 0 Harvest Small Business Finance, LLC 99 $473,935 COGGINS INC. Kailua Kona 0 Central Pacific Bank 100 $467,600 TANAKA OF TOKYO RESTAURANTS, LTD. HONOLULU 84 First Hawaiian Bank 101 $466,000 UMEKES, LLC KAILUA KONA 75 Central Pacific Bank 102 $464,300 BILLS WAIKIKI LLC HONOLULU 93 First Hawaiian Bank 103 $460,855 G-PLUS, LLC HONOLULU Bank of Hawaii 104 $456,088 LONGHI'S KO'OLINA LLC Kapolei 63 First Hawaiian Bank 105 $448,700 THE PIG AND THE LADY LLC Honolulu 71 Hawaii National Bank 106 $447,000 SURFER'S PARADISE HAWAII LLC HALEIWA 78 American Savings Bank, FSB 107 $446,819 TRI STAR RESTAURANT GROUP IV LLC Kihei 0 Seattle Bank 108 $446,242 CINNAMONS AT THE ILIKAI, LLC HONOLULU Bank of Hawaii 109 $442,158 S C TRADING HAWAII HONOLULU 45 Hawaii National Bank 110 $434,500 SHABUYA HAWAII, LLC HONOLULU 240 Pacific City Bank 111 $433,400 FG RESTAURANT, LLC HONOLULU 77 First Hawaiian Bank 112 $432,293 ISLAND LAVA JAVA LLC Kailua Kona 50 First Hawaiian Bank 113 $429,500 GRELYN OF HAWAII, INC. KAHULUI 78 American Savings Bank, FSB 114 $429,400 KUY RESTAURANTS LIMITED LIABILITY COMPANYHONOLULU 104 First Hawaiian Bank 115 $428,085 TAVERN LLC LAHAINA Bank of Hawaii 116 $427,955 UNCLE'S FISHMARKET AND GRILL LLC HONOLULU Bank of Hawaii 117 $419,600 SKY WAIKIKI LLC HONOLULU 58 First Hawaiian Bank 118 $418,800 GIOVANNI PASTRAMI WAIKIKI LLC HONOLULU 63 First Hawaiian Bank 119 $418,095 KULA LODGE AND RESTAURANT INC Kula 42 First Hawaiian Bank 120 $412,900 ARANCINO KAHALA LLC HONOLULU 53 First Hawaiian Bank 121 $409,750 YANAGI SUSHI, INC. HONOLULU Bank of Hawaii 122 $405,972 WAIKIKI ENTERTAINMENT GROUP LLC Honolulu 91 First Hawaiian Bank 123 $405,500 HAWAII INTERNATIONAL FOODS INCORPORATEDHONOLULU 41 Hawaii National Bank 124 $401,645 FLATBREAD PAIA LLC PAIA Bank of Hawaii 125 $400,097 GINSHARI, INC. HONOLULU 69 Bank of Hawaii 126 $399,493 DINING INNOVATION HAWAII, INC. HONOLULU 105 First Hawaiian Bank 127 $399,000 HOBO ENTERPRISES HONOLULU 58 Hawaii National Bank 128 $398,900 RAINBOW DRIVE IN, LTD. HONOLULU 40 First Hawaiian Bank 129 $394,825 KAANAPALI GRILLE & TAP ROOM LP LAHAINA Bank of Hawaii 130 $392,000 SARENTO'S ON THE BEACH LLC Honolulu 34 First Hawaiian Bank 131 $391,975 BENIHANA OF TOKYO LLC HONOLULU Bank of Hawaii 132 $390,300 ZELOS ENTERPRISES, LLC HANALEI 31 First Hawaiian Bank 133 $388,523 BIG ISLAND ALEHOUSE LLC KAILUA KONA 59 Northrim Bank 134 $380,300 HK HOLDINGS LLC HONOLULU 75 First Hawaiian Bank 135 $379,805 CHEESEBURGER WAIKIKI LP HONOLULU Bank of Hawaii 136 $378,930 VALENTE HOLDINGS, LLC LIHUE Bank of Hawaii 137 $374,400 HFY INVESTMENT INC HONOLULU 65 First Hawaiian Bank 138 $370,660 R & P LONGHI, LLC Kihei 51 First Hawaiian Bank 139 $368,300 COCO ICHI HAWAII INC.
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  • Kaae, Leonard Kuuleinamoku, July 19, 2012 Leonard Kuuleinamoku Kaae, 84, of Honolulu, a Retired Hawaiian Tug & Barge Seaman and an Army Veteran, Died

    Kaae, Leonard Kuuleinamoku, July 19, 2012 Leonard Kuuleinamoku Kaae, 84, of Honolulu, a Retired Hawaiian Tug & Barge Seaman and an Army Veteran, Died

    Kaae, Leonard Kuuleinamoku, July 19, 2012 Leonard Kuuleinamoku Kaae, 84, of Honolulu, a retired Hawaiian Tug & Barge seaman and an Army veteran, died. He was born in Honolulu. He is survived by wife Ruth H. and sisters Ethel Hardley and Rose Giltner. Private services. [Honolulu Star-Advertiser 11 August 2012] Kaahanui, Agnes Lily Kahihiulaokalani, 77, of Honolulu, Hawaii, passed away June 14, 2012 at Kuakini Medical Center. Born July 10, 1934 in Honolulu, Hawaii. She was retired Maintenance Housekeeping Personel at Iolani Palace. She is survived by sons, Clifford Kalani (Marylyn) Kaahanui, Clyde Haumea Kaahanui, Cyrus Kamea Aloha Kaahanui, Hiromi (Jeanette) Fukuzawa; daughters, Katherine Ku’ulei Kaahanui, Kathleen Kuuipo (Arthur) Sing, Karen Kehaulani Kaahanui; 14 grandchildren; 10 great-grandchildren; sister, Rebecca Leimomi Naha. Visitation 10:00 a.m. Thursday (7/19) at Mililani Downtown Mortuary, Funeral Service 11:00 a.m., Burial 2:00 p.m. at Hawaiian Memorial Park Cemetery. Casual Attire. Flowers Welcome. [Honolulu Star-Advertiser 17 July 2012] Kaahanui, Agnes Lily Kahihiulaokalani, June 14, 2012 Agnes Lily Kahihiulaokalani Kaahanui, 77, of Honolulu, a retired Iolani Palace maintenance housekeeping worker, died in Kuakini Medical Center. She was born in Honolulu. She is survived by sons Clifford K., Clyde H. and Cyrus K. Kaahanui, and Hiromi Fukuzawa; daughters Katherine K. and Karen K. Kaahanui, and Kathleen K. Sing; sister Rebecca L. Naha; 14 grandchildren; and 10 great- grandchildren. Visitation: 10 a.m. Thursday at Mililani Downtown Mortuary. Services: 11 a.m. Burial: 2 p.m. at Hawaiian Memorial Park. Casual attire. Flowers welcome. [Honolulu Star- Advertiser 17 July 2012] Kaahanui, Carolyn Luana, July 21, 2012 Carolyn Luana Kaahanui, 59, of Kahului, a Makena Surf housekeeping department employee, died in Maui Memorial Medical Center.