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Excellent with an excellent view. It is located on the top of the Ilikai Hotel. On one side you see the beautiful lights of Waikiki and on the other side you can watch a beautiful sunset. Pricing is high but food and service is excellent.

Located on the top of the hill in Kaimuki. This ristorante is kind of nice. It is not a large restaurant but usually hangs art work of local artist on the walls. The food is very good. Does not have a great atmosphere but OK.

Suke Roku is a hidden away little Ramen (Japenese Noddle) Place. Pricing is very good. Proportions are excellent. The taste is really good. I think this is one of the best tasting little ramen shops in Honolulu. They have just opened. They on Keeaumoku St. fronting the Sam Sung shopping mall. Careful you will miss it if you bink your eye.
I think the shumai is the "best" I have ever tasted.
A real must for a low cost lunch or diner.

Yohei is a very popular Sushi Restaurant and does an excellent job with sushi. This is located off of Dillingham Blvd and across from HCC and next to the canal. The restaurant seats about 10-15 on the counter and 30 on the tables. Sometimes very crowded.

I haven't visited this resaurant in a while. It was very comfortable and the food was good. I don't recall the pricing since it was a while ago that I visited them. The restaurant is located on the corner next to Kilohana Square. Parking is OK. Never had a problem finding parking.

Sushi is not the greatest but the entertainment of the plates traveling around and seeing the other customers pick the different platters is interesting. Sometime crowded but often easy to get in because the sushi just keeps on coming and you are not waiting for the ordering. Good place to take a family. Inexpensive compared to other sushi places.

I am not sure that the address is correct. I have visited the resaurant in the Ilikai many times. This is an entertaining restaurant. The food is pretty good and the pricing is OK. The only thing that bothers me, is the chefs are usually not Japanese.

Naniwa-Ya is a very good Japanese restaurant. It really has some real authentic taste. This restaurant is located in the Royal Hawaiian Shopping Center and on the far Diamond Head end of the Center. It is rather large and is frequently visited by Japanese tourist. I have always found the food good.

I think the reviewers prior to me are underestimating the pricing. This restaurant is pretty pricy. In fact, I am being very conservative with my pricing. Be careful when you order the lobster by the lb. I have known people ending up paying over $300 for a lobster plate without being told that it would cost that much.
The food is excellent and the service is very good. The atmosphere is one of the best in Honolulu. Highly recommend visiting this restaurant.... just be careful of what you order. Check your prices first.

This is the Pizza place and the place to order some rather large Kalua pig sandwiches. The sandwiches could feed two and the garlic cheese balls are a must. The sodas are huge and the people are just great. So if you are ever in the airport area then you must try to stop by. Look for the green house on the side of the road with surf boards on the fence. This is the restaurant of Hawaii's GREAT Kahuna Surfer....

This is a restaurant for the family. The portions are large and is served family size where everyone takes from a common bowl. Service is excellent and so is the food. Not a dress up restaurant.... just a real family style.

This is an excellent location to take visitors. The Aloha Tower has many shops and this restaurant lends to the Hawaiian atmosphere of local entertainment. The food is good and the entertainment is excellent.

Actually I rarely eat there as a restaurant. I go there for the drinks and entertainment along with the food. The garlic fries are really good and so are the pizza pupu's. The Aloha Tower adds to the atmosphere and the boats on the water really makes you feel like you are in Hawaii...

Dim Sum.... This is a real famous Dim Sum restaurant in Honolulu. Want a quick meal for lunch..... this is really where you can come. The food is good and the service is like other Dim Sum places.... fast.
They are located about a block from Ala Moana Shopping Center on Keeaumoku street. You will find them on the right side as you go towards the mountains.

Halekulani is one of the finest hotels in Hawaii. And along with the Hotel is this restaurant. This is one of the finest hotel restaurants in the world. It has gotten awards for being such a restaurant. You can be sure that the food is excellent. The pricing is high but worth the dining experience of a first class restaurant.

This is the place that I usually will go for a lunch. This place has a good atmosphere and a good menu. Prices are reasonable the the food is excellent. Recommended for a business lunch.

This is one of the most popular Vietnamese Restaurants for tourist. The food is very good and reasonable. If you go there for lunch be prepared to wait for a short time. This is usually a little crowded. Wait is never more than 15 min. This considered by may as the best in Honolulu for authentic Vietnamese food.

This is the place for breakfast if you like sausage, eggs and fried potatos. The Bakery is good. The seating is very limited, so do NOT go with a crowd. You will be lucky to get a seat side by side. Counter space is limited. Seems like this place has been here since the begining of Honolulu.

Nachos are good but the Pizza here is one of the best in Honolulu. Hidden away but well known for the Pizza. This PUB is a hangout for the boat owners and they rarely share the fact that the Pizza here is REALLY good.
Try it... You will not regret it.

Food is really good. Actually if you like the Kakaako Kitchen food it from the same roots. You will find this a pretty good taste but the noise in the restaurant is quite high. The walls seem to be really hard and so the sounds are like a cafeteria.