Broke Da Mout' covers favorite neighborhood eateries on the island of Oahu.
Susan Kang Sunderland is a freelance writer with a professional background in public relations and marketing communications. She contributes to local and national publications.


Below are the most recent Broke Da Mout' columns, written by Susan Sunderland


A Taste Of ‘Koreanmoku Street’

Wednesday - September 23, 2009
By Susan Sunderland

Let’s go to Korea town. Where’s that? It’s mauka of Ala Moana Center on Koreanmoku Street. I mean, Keeaumoku Street. Within a span of five blocks is a concentration of nifty places to find imported Korean goods and delicious food.

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The Bentos To Bagoong Beat

Wednesday - July 22, 2009
By Susan Sunderland

I ate my way to a column assignment. When one’s a freelancer, life is feast or famine. I chose feast.

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Where To Eat On South King Street

Wednesday - July 23, 2008
By Susan Sunderland

Second in a two-part series on roadside eateries along major thoroughfare King Street. Our writer is pretty single-minded, so we put her on a one-way street to casual dining. Will she ever get home?

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Good Eats On North King Street

Wednesday - July 16, 2008
By Susan Sunderland

My favorite Food Network program is Diners, Drive-ins and Dives with off-the-hook host Guy Fieri. I wear my sunglasses on the back of my neck and shout “Money!” when I taste something good.

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The Real Vegas Deal: Great Eats

Wednesday - March 12, 2008
By Susan Sunderland

LAS VEGAS - All the gaming glitz and decadence makes for an ideal adult playground ... and a vociferous appetite.
And Las Vegas doesn’t disappoint in that regard.

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