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SUSHI HANA
$$$$•Sushi•5(112)
OMAKASE Sushi Course Menu:
OMAKASE means "Up to you" in Japanese. A unique Japanese dining experience that involves placing one's trust in the chef's culinary skills to create a personal meal. This selected course meal includes carefully crafted dishes from appetizer to Nigiris to tempura to grilled fish to soup to all the way to dessert. This journey begins with the freshest, highest-quality fish imported from Japan. Our sushi chef, Haruki Higashitai masterfully navigates the seasons, bringing you distinctive flavors the reflect the quality and essence of each ingredient.
Just be ready to savor his creation!
Reservations only on Saturday for this one-of-a-kind traditional Japanese experience, OMAKASE Sushi Course Menu.
Saturdays - 5pm or 7:15pm (2hr service), Serving only 7 guests per time slot.
$185.00 plus taxSushi Gyoshin
$$$$•Sushi•5(36)Discover a hidden oasis nestled on Piikoi St, where culinary wonders await. Our carefully curated selection of the freshest fish, sourced from local Hawaii and Japan's renowned Tsukiji Market, will captivate you. Each dish is a masterpiece, crafted by Hiroshi Tsuji, a culinary artisans who value traditional sushi. From mouthwatering small plates to exquisite sushi creations, every bite is a flavorful journey. Experience the magic at our inviting counter, where you can witness the artistry firsthand. Welcome to a place where passion, craftsmanship, and exceptional taste harmonize.
Izakaya Matsuri
$$$$•Japanese•4.9(540)"Welcome to Izakaya Matsuri!"
We offer you freshest Sashimi, Sushi and various chef Specials in Japanese cuisine along with selected Sake, Shochu and wines to complete your meal. Izakaya Matsuri is located in the center of town- on Young St. with lots of free parking for our customers.
(*We do not provide highchairs, or baby seats for children since we are Japanese - Izakaya style restaurant which is mainly for adults.)
* Please, aware that your reservation may be cancelled if you do not confirm your reservation, please cancel your reservation within 12 hours prior to your reservation,
or you will be subject to charge the cancellation fee per person $30.
Do text, or call us to cancel (business cell) 808-745-5858. (The cancellation fee will be automatically charged if it happens after 12 hours prior to your reservation time)
* You will be charged the fee for NO show.($50 per person on your credit card)
* Please, be aware we may add group service charge20 % for a table of 5 or more.Tempura Ichika
$$$$•Japanese•4.9(101)Discover the vibrant culinary scene of Honolulu at Tempura Ichika, where Michelin-starred chef Kiyoshi Chikano offers an unforgettable Tempura Omakase dining experience. As Honolulu’s only full-time resident Michelin-star chef, Chikano blends tradition and innovation through delicate seasonal tempura and refined Japanese flavors.
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Ezo Abalone from the cold waters of Hokkaido
Small in size yet firm in texture, offering a pleasantly crisp bite and a rich aroma of the sea.
Served as tempura, finished with truffle salt to enhance its natural sweetness and deep umami flavor.
Surprisingly tender and deeply luxurious, this seasonal delicacy showcases the pure blessings of nature — a truly special dish to savor.
Business Hours
Dinner service: 5:00 PM – 10:00 PM with two seating system
Open Monday – Saturday
Wednesday: Irregular hours
Sushi Ginza Onodera - Kapahulu
$$$$•Sushi•5(40)Our Hawaii location is led by Executive Chef Takeshi Shimbashi and is a traditional Omakase "chef's selection" dining experience.
A small, wood-hued building with a sushi counter offering three Omakase menus & sake, the Hawaii location was the company's first US-based restaurant and has been in operation since 2013.Honu Oceanside
$$$$•Seafood•4.9(7,432)Located steps from the ocean in Lahaina, Maui, Honu Oceanside invites guests to enjoy world-
class ocean views, accompanied by a menu selection featuring fresh fish, incredible seafood,
locally-sourced produce, inventive craft cocktails, and more! Enjoy a beautiful sunset accompanied by a worldly bottle of wine for a luxurious dinner or date night on the water. We can’t wait to wow you with our tide-
to-table menu, complemented by globally sourced wines, stunning scenery, impeccable service,
and Aloha!
We invite all ages to dine from our dinner menu; however, we do have additional items that may satisfy young guests. Please ask your server for details or give us a call at 808-667-9390
Residents' Beach House
$$$$•Pacific Rim•4.9(33)Nestled just beyond the Waiakauhi Pond and 18th tee box of the Hualalai Golf Course is Residents’ Beach House. With casual lanai dining and a menu of simply prepared fresh local fish, sandwiches, salads, pizzas and daily specials, this is a great venue to take in an amazing sunset, relax and sip on a famous “Big Daddy” Mai Tai.CanoeHouse
$$$$•Creative Japanese•4.8(4,256)Dine in the company of friends old and new at CanoeHouse, where Hawai‘i’s deep connection between land and sea is celebrated through soulful, Japanese-inspired cuisine. Set against the backdrop of golden sunsets and the Pacific’s horizon, this cherished oceanfront restaurant has welcomed generations of guests since opening in 1989. Once a humble canoe storage site frequented by legends like Duke Kahanamoku and Babe Ruth, CanoeHouse has evolved into a beloved gathering place for locals and visitors alike. Executive Chef Rhoda Magbitang brings a rich island heritage to each thoughtfully crafted, seasonal dish—highlighting Hawai‘i’s diverse ingredients, farmers, and purveyors with every bite.
Kale's Hale
$$$$•Hawaiian•4.8(123)Discover the World's FIRST Hawaiian Fusion yakiniku experience - an all-you-can-eat journey where the art of Korean BBQ meets the vibrant soul of Hawai'i. Indulge in premium cuts, island-inspired Hawai'i foods, and authentic Hawaiian ingredients, thoughtfully curated to celebrate the flavors and traditions of the islands.
Chef Kale is a Native Hawaiian, Japanese, Chinese self-taught chef. His signature "Luau Soup" is a play on Luau stew (Hawaiian) and seaweed soup (Asian). This fusion combines lau kalo (the leaf of the most important plant in Hawai'i, kalo) and wagyu bits for the soup base.
Located in historic Kalihi, a one minute drive from Bishop Museum. The atmosphere consists of light wood tones with an intimate interior. The best part of the restaurant are the new smoke free tables. You do not leave smelling like BBQ!
Chef Kale has many restaurants and projects across Hawai'i. However, you may be lucky enough to catch him serving your table with one of the nightly specials.Yohei Sushi
$$$$•Japanese•4.9(149)Kazuto Obara came to Hawaii in the 1970s with a dream to open his own authentic Japanese restaurant. Practicing the traditional style of sushi known as Edomae, Chef Obara crafts a special omakase experience from the waters of his birth country (Japan) and his home (Hawaii). With his family roots from Hiroshima, he has served generations of families here in the islands. Book a reservation today
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- EEliaGoldSan Diego •2 reviews4.0Dined 4 days agoA beautiful spot to celebrate with your loved ones. I loved the quiet nature and atmosphere.More infoQuiora$$$$• Italian• Waikiki•4.4
- NNathanHawaii •3 reviews5.0Dined 7 days agoFood was very good. Service was outstanding - waiter very attentive.More infoDean & Deluca Hawaii, The Artisan Loft$$$$• Hawaiian Regional• Waikiki•4.7
- EEmmaLondon •9 reviews5.0Dined on 10 Sept 2026Came here as a recommendation from YouTuber Jaycation and so glad we did. I am slightly hard of hearing and she was softly spoken but I believe our hostess was Chrissy. She was kind and friendly and explained dishes to us when we asked questions. Overall, if we had time we would have gone back, but definitely will recommend. Food and drinks were great. We did pop in at lunchtime to make sure we knew where it was for the evening and the barman was friendly too, training a new guy who made our Mango #5 perfectly.More infoMahina and Sun's - Surfjack Hotel$$$$• Hawaiian Regional• Waikiki•4.6
- RRussellGoldLas Vegas •27 reviews5.0Dined on 10 Sept 2026We decided to order 3 apps for the two of us and share an entree and dessert. Poke nachos, boiled egg with ikura and smoke meat, and blackened ahi. All three were delicious. Shared the rib eye with mashed potatoes and bone marrow. Ended the dinner with the shaved ice with fresh strawberries and pistachios. Will definitely return again soon.More infoSolera$$$$• Hawaiian Regional• Waikiki•4.5
- KKathrynGold5 reviews5.0Dined on 29 Aug 2026Favorite Son at the Ambassador Waikiki hosted an awesome culinary event on 08/28/2026 titled Grapes vs Grain. A four course menu was prepped with wine and beer being paired with each dish to see which paired better with the meal. Each pairing was thoughtfully done to ensure the flavors were really brought out to complement each dish. This was my first visit to Favorite Son but it surely won't be my last. The staff were very friendly throughout the evening and both the chef and general manager came around to thank us for coming out and participating and discussed future possible events. The hotel provides valet parking when visiting the restaurant and validates the parking as well. The event was held outdoors and it was a great breezy night. There's indoor seating and a bar as well when wanting to come visit Favorite Son. Highly enjoyed my evening and would love to go back!More infoFavorite Son at the Ambassador Hotel Waikiki by Hilton Tapestry$$$$• Hawaiian Regional• Waikiki•3.6
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Poke, poi, lomi-lomi–colorful luau dishes endure as the shining staples of Hawaiian dining. But that doesn’t mean there’s not a panoply of dining options to spark your appetite. When you need to escape the high noon sun, shaved ice shops are plentiful. And if you’re craving something light, afternoon tea service is artful eating at its best. Bean-to-bar chocolate is growing in popularity with the fertile soils of the Aina offering just the right conditions for cocoa plants to thrive. Whether it’s resort-style dining or casual cantina bites you’re after, when made with the spirit of Aloha, you’ll taste it.
Frequently asked questions
Dog friendly restaurants in Hawaii include Merriman's Honolulu, Moku Kitchen and Monkeypod Kitchen - Waikiki
Child friendly restaurants in Hawaii include Lava Lava Beach Club, Mala Ocean Tavern and Duke's Beach House Maui
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