GUAM
Maui Taco plate; tacos, beans, nachos, and rice.

Maui Tacos (Photo courtesy of The Guam Guide)

From Filipino-Chamorro cuisine to affogato & cookies, these spots are going all in to make sure your cravings are satisfied!

My Husband Told Me To Chill It
A cookie and a cup of milk tea or coffee at My Husband Told Me To Chill It.

My Husband Told Me To Chill It (Photo courtesy of The Guam Guide)

From the people behind one of Guam’s TCG stores, My Wife Told Me To Sell It, this cafe brings an even sweeter experience for card hobbyists and collectors alike. My Husband Told Me To Chill It, a play on words of its card store counterpart, offers a selection of sweet treats for all to enjoy. From their brookies to their butter pecan lattes, their delicacies will hit as good as pulling a rare Pokémon card. The cafe operates alongside the card store, so you can now enjoy ripping card packs while partaking in the sweetest of treats. All in one place!

Kusina
A meal at Kusina; A hamburg steak with rice on the bottom and a sunny-side up on top.

Kusina (Photo courtesy of The Guam Guide)

Guam is filled with diverse groups of people from around the world. Kusina is a spot that perfectly captures that picture. The restaurant specializes in Chamorro & Filipino cuisine, adding a fusion that was made to be remembered by both locals and foreigners. From their krispy pata to their beef shank kådu, your options will all be filled with love.

Cafe O’ Lake
A cup of tea at NC&R-Cafe O’ Lake

NC&R-Cafe O’ Lake (Photo courtesy of The Guam Guide)

If you’re looking for a spot that hits all the marks, Cafe O’ Lake would be that very place. This brand-new cafe serves a wide selection of items such as frappes, panini wraps, and what seems to be the most unique item from their menu: Pizza Cones! If you’re feeling daring and experimental with some new dishes, be sure to stop by Cafe O’ Lake!

Machida Shoten Ramen
A ramen bowl and chicken karaage at Machida Shoten.

Machida Shoten (Photo courtesy of The Guam Guide)

Machida Shoten Ramen is a Japanese ramen chain restaurant that has decided to show the island of Guam what their ramen game is all about. If you enjoy eating ramen that is made with intention and authenticity, then be sure to grab a bite here!

Maui Tacos
Maui Taco plate; tacos, beans, nachos, and rice.

Maui Tacos (Photo courtesy of The Guam Guide)

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