Islanders will enter the new millennium with full stomachs, as sashimi, sushi, laulau, champagne and other seasonal grinds are in great demand for this New Year's Eve. While good eats and drinks are normally a must in any festivity here, Hawaii residents appear willing to spend more on food this year to greet 2000 with flair. "They're trying to celebrate the millennium in style," said Jeffrie Jones, director of marketing for Foodland and Sack 'N Save supermarkets. Fish dealers say it's a bit early to forecast supply -- and therefore prices -- for high-end ahi for sashimi for Friday, but fish eaters should not be surprised to see prices at $20 to $40 a pound. "Right now, it's really hard to say," said Carl Matsudo, a Safeway seafood merchandiser. Added Guy Tamashiro, fish buyer for Tamashiro Market in Kalihi-Palama: "... I think there will be affordable ahi for most people, but we really can't tell yet." The market tries to carry all grades of ahi. Stores won't begin buying fresh fish supplies for New Year's eve until tomorrow.

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