What a beautiful buffet! In my opinion best that I've been too on island. Great selection with seafood and fried food, desserts and carving station. There was prime rib, porchetta, ika karaage, crab legs, temaki rolls (spicy ahi, scallop, California, salmon skin) fried oyster and more! Kids younger than 6 eat free! Located above katsu midori sushi. My favorite was the snow crab legs with butter. Meaty and steamed. Also ate a whole bunch ika karaage. Service was good and we went on a Friday so we could see the fireworks. Will be back! read more

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The view is a view. Boats and sunset! The food would be ideal if you were trying to resolve an inability to experience sadness. Out of respect for decapodas I have decided not to speak on behalf of what occurred with the crab . Ahi Poke Nachos. There are all kinds of potato chips on the plate, all the ones you see at the grocery store, if you've been wanting to sample a lot of different kinds of potato chips this would be a way to do it without over committing to a whole bag. If you have siblings you will not like the freshness of the chips because you will just inherently think your sibling left the bag open. If you were to order a chicken sandwich at Subway and they were to add three different sauces from the squirty bottles and you liked it then you should definitely order this dish. Like a 6 inch yard bird Sammy from Subway with extra hit of low fat BBQ and a drizzle of the honey mustard also hit me with the zero fat ranch. Wait can I also get a dose of that ballsamic. That's what's on the chips. If you have never in your life had fish, like you come from a place on earth with no bodies of water and zero import infrastructure yet you've enjoyed nibbling the end of your pencil, you would gravitate towards this dish. The chips and sauce do come with eraser morsels. The staff isn't pretentious or condescending or anyone that would give you snobby vibes they're very relatable super normal folks. Like you would want to be friends with them if they were friendly. They are genuinely bewildered. No other way to explain each staff member other than bewildered. All of them. Not rude. Each person employed is confused and just reallllllllly confused about a lot of things. Before we could warn our friends who were also in town, they went to 100 Sails for one of their birthdays, a work trip but trying to celebrate, ugh so sad. They made note of the birthday while making reservations and the husband mentioned it in person and ZERO mention by any staff. Zero acknowledgement. So if you really want to have a sad birthday, this would ALSO be the place. read more

Been in this place before; probably have eaten here 5 times and on my birthday we came back. The selection of food is really worth the price. The people are very hospitable and courteous. I asked to be seated near the window because the view is amazing overlooking the harbor and the sunset is beautiful. We also stayed to watch the fireworks!!!! HIGHLY RECOMMEND!!! read more

Considering hotel restaurants are typically very pricey and considering how Waikiki is such a touristy area, the prices at 100 Sails is not bad at all given all that. I was trying to find a dinner spot one night and it was getting kind of late-ish. Other restaurants at Prince Waikiki were full so I went up to 100 Sails and sat at the bar. I had a couple drinks and really enjoyed their ube cocktail. One of the many things I miss about Oahu.. I ordered their poke nachos and their steak. Both servings were great for the price and both were quite tasty as well. Good balance of things. It did take a while to get my order taken, but after that, service was excellent. read more

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Best happy hour in Waikiki! It's every day from 4-6pm, so make sure to get there on time! It's only at the bar and there isn't much seating, so it gets crowded quickly! The happy hour menu includes $10 cocktails like various fun martinis like pogtini, mango mint, and lychee peach and tequila spritzes. They also have sake, beer and wine. On the food side, they have a $20 ribeye which is cooked perfectly and very flavorful. They also have a $17 lobster roll which is a full size and mouth watering! The bartenders were very attentive, even when it got crowded and the vibe is very nice. Highly recommend! read more

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After a long strenuous summer, I decided to treat myself to a nice hotel room and dinner. It was also my friend's birthday, so even more to celebrate! So why not a stay at the Prince with dinner at 100 Sails! It was luxurious but not pretentious. The views are spectacular. We got seated at the window but there are not bad seats. The food was great. I couldn't eat everything, but I tried the prime rib, pork porcetta (?), made to order hand rolls, fresh sashimi and poke, shrimp cocktail, and crab. Then I had dessert! I love the bread pudding, some kind of chocolate pie. For my friend's birthday, they brought over a special piece of ube cheesecake. The service was great too. That night we were served by John who taught us how to say Happy Birthday in Ilocano. I checked out the breakfast buffet too the next morning. No regrets. read more

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I had the pleasure of attending Ocean to Table: An Ahi Experience at Prince Waikiki, and it was one of the most thoughtfully curated dining events I've experienced. From the moment we arrived, it was clear this wasn't going to be an ordinary dinner. The evening began with a live breakdown of an entire fresh ahi provided by Tropic Fish Hawaii. Watching the chefs expertly filet the fish gave me a new appreciation for the craftsmanship, sustainability, and respect that goes into preparing high-quality seafood. The menu showcased the incredible versatility of ahi, with every course highlighting a different preparation and paired with wines that complemented each dish beautifully. If this Ocean to Table series returns, I wouldn't hesitate to attend again. Whether you're a foodie, wine enthusiast, or simply someone who appreciates seeing where your meal comes from, this is an experience that's absolutely worth it. read more

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Really good happy hour 4-6 daily. The steak is a good deal and the lobster roll, while still pricey, is also very good. Skip the desserts, they are buffet quality, aka not good. read more

We stayed at the hotel and decided to do the Chef's Selection buffet. This is the one on weekdays not the weekend. The menu looked good and the cost is less than the weekend brunch. It was $62/person and I feel like it was worth it. We were pleasantly surprised with the selection. It had plenty of food to everyone's taste. Many grilled and bbq meats, two types of sushi, ceviche and crudo. Soup, salad and cheese boards. We left feeling very full. Service was great- we were warmly greeted by the hostess who was incredibly kind. Our bar servers were nice too and helpful. Our server was attentive and empty/used plates were taken away very fast with utensils being replaced quickly as well. We will be back with family to try the Sunday brunch. Highly recommend! read more

I have chosen 100 Sails Restaurant to celebrate my sister's birthday not only because of the gorgeous sunset view of the marina but the restaurant has an A La Carte menu options. The reception desk staff were welcoming and very friendly. Our server took extra good care of us. Everyone in our group of 5 enjoyed every dish. I enjoyed the perfectly seasoned snow crab legs with butter. The Kona Kanpachi was perfectly cooked with crispy skin. The Lobster Rolls were heavenly delicious, full of chunks of real lobster. We saved room for dessert. Aside from the restaurant's birthday cheesecake slice, we also ordered the Chocolate Crunch Cake and Crème Brûlée. It was a great celebration! Truly enjoyed dining with a view. Valet parking is free with validation or you can park across on the street. read more

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We came to 100 Sails for the Father's Day dinner buffet and overall had a really nice experience. The buffet had a good variety and felt like a fun special occasion dinner. Some of the standouts for me were the made to order hand rolls, seafood Alfredo, salt and pepper shrimp, chicken kalbi, and the kiawe smoked prime rib. I also appreciated the nice assortment of desserts to finish off the experience, and our waiter John gave us a free dessert for my parents 33rd wedding anniversary (which happened to be that day also). The brisket also had good flavor but was a touch overcooked compared to what I was hoping for. It was not bad by any means, just a little more dry than usual. The main reason this is a 4 star review instead of 5 stars was the organization of the buffet lines and overall unorganized stations. During our visit, it was not always clear where the line was supposed to start, (as both ends of the line were easily accessible) what direction people were supposed to go, or whether certain stations had separate lines. At times it felt like everyone was kind of piled around the same areas, which made the experience feel more chaotic than it needed to be, especially for a holiday buffet. That said, the food selection was strong, the setting was nice, and it still felt like a good place to celebrate Father's Day. read more

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We came on a Wednesday afternoon just in time for sunset. We started off with a welcoming drink, a strawberry refresher which was light and bubbly and came with a beautiful floral flower. Then we were served the Hotate Temaki. It was so good. I loved the consistency of the scallops, the pop of the tokibo, touch of color with the marigold flower and the crunch of the jalapeño. The toki highball was very light and refreshing, for someone who doesn't drink much it was easy on the stomach and went down well. It was lovely to have a great view of the chefs prepping the dishes right in front of us. The server was very accommodating to my friend and I who didn't drink alcohol and offered us soda instead. The virgin Haku Vodka Sour looked very appealing especially with the sunlight hitting it. The cucumber was so light and refreshing, so smooth. Everything was so beautifully plated, like the Kona Kanpachi Kauai Shrimp Aguachile. I loved the flavors l. And it had the perfect kick of cilantro, and the sauce was very tangy. I love the touch of flowers with every plate. The shrimp was delicious, it almost tasted like ahi, in the sense that wasn't so fishy. Next was the Wagyu Temaki, I loved the uni with the A5 Wagyu steak on the bottom and the gold flakes so vibrant on top. So delicate. Very creamy. I loved the side of ginger, it almost tasted like a green Granny Smith apple. So thinly sliced too. The Virgin Roku Gin Sorbet was so delicious and light. Up next was the Smoked Black Cod Saikuo Miso Yaki Temaki, my favorite so far but maybe I'm just being biased because I love miso yaki. It was warm and melted in my mouth. I loved the kochujang gel, it was popping in my mouth. The A5 Waygu Striploin was the perfect texture and I loved the cut of it. It was also melting in my mouth. I loved the beef fat potato, it was the perfect mix of crunch and savoriness. And how the dish was balanced out with the baby romaine. Then was the Snake River Farms American Wagyu Brisket Oshizushi. It was very interesting. I loved the tobiko in it. The Mango Roll Cake was so yummy and the perfect consistency. Usually, I'm not a fan of mango, but this was the perfect touch of flavor. Light and delicious with every bite, and everything plated so nicely. Such a lovely dinner. It was an honor to come for the 2nd annual Tsuki Maki dinner. Thank you Chef Angie Lee of Tsuki Maki and Chef Brooke Tadena of Prince Waikiki for the beautiful plated 7 course dinner. read more

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I'd been here years ago for a work event, but this was my first time trying their happy hour. Since it happened to be Mother's Day, we made sure to arrive right at 4pm when happy hour starts. No one was at the front at 4, so we had to walk inside to ask if they were open -- understandable, since the staff seemed busy preparing for the Mother's Day rush. Happy hour is only available in the bar area near the entrance. At that time, it was just us and one other group, with two bartenders working. Service was attentive, fast, and pleasant. I ordered the Lychee & Peach Martini and the Mango Mint Martini. Both leaned sweet and light, but they were refreshing and enjoyable. For food, I had the Coffee Ribeye Steak. I requested medium rare, but it came out closer to medium well. Even so, the steak itself was good quality and flavorful. By the time we were leaving around 5, the Mother's Day crowd started pouring in and things looked a bit chaotic, so we were glad we came early and avoided the rush. Overall, a nice and reasonably priced happy hour. I'd come back to try more cocktails and explore more of the menu. read more

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We came here on a Sunday night for dinner. I was hoping that they would have tablecloths on the tables. We were a party of 14 and the place was packed. This was my first time here. There were a lot of graduation celebrations. I thought there would be bigger selection of food. It was all in one area. I guess I am used to the buffets on a cruise ship. The prime rib and pork belly were good. I wish there was more variety of sashimi. The fried oysters were divine. There were no fruity or chocolaty desserts. read more

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I ate 5 plates of crab legs and somehow did not take a single photo, but that was by far the highlight. Had the best date night here for both our first time, even though we've both lived here for years. Had a perfect table to see the sunset and really enjoyed the dinner buffet. My favorite was the steamed crab and my partner loved the prime rib. The sashimi was a bit dried out but it might have been the timing. The fried food like oysters and salt and pepper shrimp were not the best, but there were lots of other great things to choose from. Server was very attentive and friendly. It was a busy Sunday night and still had everything we needed. I would like more gluten free options in the dessert area. read more

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We had some friends from out of town staying at The Prince so we were finally able to check out their happy hour from 4:00-6:00pm. Happy hour is in the bar/lounge area. Very reasonably priced beverages and savory dishes. Martinis and Spritz are $10 and they even have a sake flight sampler for $12. We ordered several of them and I would recommend all of them if that is your poison. Otherwise, they also have beer and wine. For the savory, we ordered the ribeye, seared ahi, poke nachos and BBQ chicken pinsa flatbread (pizza). The ribeye was very tender! I especially liked the ahi poke nachos, as they were served on a bed of won tons, taro chips and other vegetable chips. I've never had poke served this way before so it was very original in my opinion. Luckily, we arrived shortly after 4:00pm so we had our choice of seating. Before 5:00pm, the place was already packed. There wasn't a seat available at the bar or lounge tables. The place felt "lively". They even have two flatscreen TV's on the Mauka side of the bar area for those sports enthusiasts. I highly recommend 100 Sails for happy hour if you're ever in Waikiki. The beverages and savory menu are tempting for the prices! The Prince Hotel parking is self-parking in the garage or valet in front. read more

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Service was uneven. When we first arrived, we were basically ignored and weren't even sure if the restaurant was open yet. We finally asked and were told that we could come in but no one really welcomed us. We sat at the bar for happy hour. Decent prices for happy hour. The garlic fries were VERY garlicky (that's a good thing), but the texture was off. They were awkwardly chewy instead of crispy. Really enjoyed the martinis. Fruity and interesting, not one-note. There were still several drinks I would go back and try. read more

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Pleasantly surprised how Amazing this Happy Hour is 100 Sails Restaurant & Bar located here at the Hawaii Prince Hotel Everything we ate here was delicious and well executed. From the Poke Nachos to the Chicken Wings,Seared Ahi, but the two menu items that Shined above everything else were the Warm Lobster Roll and the Coffee Rub Ribeye Steak. The Lobster Roll served on a warm Hoagie and loaded with Lobster tossed with a Yuzu Mayo and Dill was just fabulous. Priced at $32 might sound steep but it was well worth it. As for the Coffee Rub Ribeye Steak, being the Carnivore that I am was cooked to perfection. There is nothing better than a Ribeye that's hot off a Charbroiled Grill and they cut it Pupu Style which makes it easy to eat. This Ribeye was cooled to perfection and it was so damn good we ordered a second one and it was just as good as the first. I highly recommend ordering this Ribeye Steak with the sauce on the side because I don't like Steak's masked in any type of sauce but this Coffee Demiglace was perfect for dipping but i just love a Ribeye Steak plain and just seasoned with salt and pepper but this Coffee Rub was an exception to the rule. Sorry Signature Prime Steak and Little Joe's , this Ribeye Steak here at 100 Sails is next level good for a Happy Hour Steak Big thanks to Brooke Tadena for creating a Killer Happy Hour Menu that wont break the bank. And thanks to our Server Harold who is an OG Server here at Hawaii Prince who gave us excellent service. Im definitely coming back here for more of this Happy Hour Yumminess #excellenthappyhour #ramfisalwayshungry read more

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We went here on a Thursday recently. It was our first time, though we have been to Waikiki area many times. Reservations are highly recommended. They will call to confirm and remind you of the price ($89 per person, half price for 6-10, I believe under 6 are free) and the strict 2 hour seating limit. The restaurant is located in the Prince Hotel near the Waikiki harbor area. You can park in the Prince Hotel paid parking and they will validate you up to 2.5 hours. You have to take some stairs up to the 3rd floor which is where the restaurant is...overlooking the harbor. The entire restaurant is inside. No open windows. When you enter they ask your reservation and promptly seat you. I was told that for Crab legs, Thursday Friday and Saturday are best but especially Thursday and best to pick the 5-7 pm window for best selection. It was busy but not crazy busy. We grabbed our plates and checked out what they had. It's an impressive spread of high quality items. Crab legs were plentiful and very good quality. Prime rib station was carving fresh and they also had a fried pork they were carving too. They had poke, sushi rolls, sashimi, clam linguine, fresh fish filets, shrimp, fried oysters to name a few. Dessert bar had some nice items too, including bread pudding. Plenty of fresh fruits and salads too. The waiters took our drink order as soon as we sat back down. Those who got water received countless refills. The staff is on top of refills of water and taking empty plates. Very classy operation. Well managed. We were so stuffed at the end. We didn't make the full 2 hours. Everything was top notch. Try a little of everything instead of just gorging on crab legs (some will do that no matter what). It's all good! Great selection. Friendly and attentive service. Beautiful location. Highly recommend. And as our friend recommended, "don't eat lunch" before eating there for dinner. Boy was he right! read more

As a longtime 5-star business owner myself, I immediately recognize quality--not only in the food, but in the people who create the experience. For my birthday, a good friend wanted to take me to 100 Sails at the Prince Waikiki. Word is their buffet is great, but I rarely do buffets because I'm not a big eater. Still, I thought I'd check out the lineup and see what caught my attention. I'm not really a prime rib person, but somehow I found myself drawn to that station--not because of the prime rib, but because of the gracious and inviting energy of the woman carving and serving the guests. She spoke to each person with such genuine delight. You could see how comfortable and happy people were interacting with her. How could I NOT ask for a nice piece? So there I was with a beautiful, juicy cut of prime rib--and then she introduced me to the pork belly! Well, BOTH ended up on my plate. After enjoying all the delicious food, I had to go back and acknowledge her. There was something special about the joy and positive energy she poured into every guest she served. Her name is Angela Alvarado. If you visit 100 Sails, you won't miss her--you'll FEEL HER LIGHT! Great food is important, but people like Angela are what turn a meal into an experience worth remembering. Thank you to my dear friend for a wonderful birthday dinner--and yes, I ate WELL! read more

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We went on a Tuesday. Mistake. If you want seafood then you should make a point of going the weekend. Early in the week the food is more barbecue meats. Went around the different areas of food and it was okay but nothing special. All four of us opted for the Ala carte menu. The two that ordered the steak loved it. It was coffee rubbed. I had a taste and thought it was a little tough but my partner insisted that I must have gotten a bad piece and offered me another but I declined. He insisted it was tender. I had the Kona kapachi. Two pieces and I loved it, the skin was crisp and the fish was tender. It also came with ban chan (takuan, Kim chi and hijiki) and rice with edimame and hijiki. The surprise was the valet fee. We were charged $10 for each car that was paid on the dinner check. Not sure why but we were only charged $19.10 instead of $20. Is this a new thing? Last time we were at Kahala and Halekulani we weren't charged a fee (only tip the valet w/ validation). So w/ valet fee and tip for 2 cars it was $25. Think we'll self park next time. read more

I've been wanting to try 100 Sails for so long! Came here for a work dinner on a Wednesday night, so there was no prime rib or crab this night. For our group of 6, we made reservations a couple weeks in advance. There was a good variety of food and everything felt very clean. My favorite thing was definitely the skirt steak and the dessert! I left feeling very stuffed and would definitely recommend coming here for a solid buffet option. read more

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We have dined here at least a dozen times over the last 5 years and we hosted a dinner for out of town guests and had a good table, away from the loud bar. Food was mediocre at best and I was honestly a little embarrassed as I had talke 100 Sails up beforehand. The buffet area looked nice as we were there at 5 but the food was a real disappointment. The prime rib was NOT medium rare, and it was overly salty and had an off taste. I normally would eat at least 1-2 pieces but I tried a bite and it wasn't tasty. The hand rolls were good and those got eaten, as did the sashimi and shrimp cocktail shrimp. We didn't think that the salt and pepper shrimp was seasoned properly and the calamari was rubbery. The fried oysters were good as was the mashed potatoes. The CRAB! What a huge disappointment. I don't think those small snow crabs were even legal. The legs were the size of pencils and the entire table gave up trying to crack them as there was so little meat after all that work. Seriously--the smallest, driest crabs I have ever tried to eat in my life. Needless to say-we just cancelled our next gathering there bc of this poor experience. With 2 drinks, tax and tip we just thought it was poor value for about $150 each. I would rather go to a good local family restaurant and get a delicious meal than waste it here. read more

Just had the breakfast buffet. Fruits, pastries, & omelet station were okay and pretty much standard stuff. Quality of the fried rice, sausage, bacon, & Portuguese sausage was all substandard. Seemed like a Grade B stuff. At least they had natto and miso soup. For the price I guess it was okay. read more

It's always an enjoyable time coming here. First things first, I do recommend making reservations. They have valet parking and self parking with validation. FYI stalls are pretty small and tight. They sit you almost immediately and you can head to the buffet. From the times I've been there, the menu items are pretty much the same, with a few changes here and there. My fave is their pasta and sushi bar. The fish tastes so fresh and is melt-in-your-mouth. I'm not the biggest fan of prime rib, but it was good. For dessert, and always remember to leave room for dessert, I do recommend the bread pudding. Probably the best bread pudding I've tasted. All in all, 100 sails is a perfect buffet for a special celebration. They offer complimentary dessert for celebrations. And it's all $89 per person. read more

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3.75 stars. Since it was so expensive, defs recommend eating as much of the more expensive stuff (crab, sashimi, prime rib, etc). Therefore I mostly just had crab and sashimi. I kept going back for me. The crab was good but also kinda small and not as meaty as other crab I've had at other seafood buffets (hence the lower review) read more

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Located in the Prince Waikiki, this cute little spot is located on the third floor with an amazing view of the water. I called in and made a reservation at 7:30 PM which was perfect timing to see the sunset. The selection at this buffet isn't as big as Vegas but the quality was good! I believe the price was $85 per person for the snow crab and prime rib dinner. Alcohol is sold separately. I really enjoyed the prime rib, snow crab, mash potatoes, salad bar, broccoli salad, fried oysters, and clam chowder. I'm sure there were more that I liked but I forgot haha. There is a salad bar with a variety of veggies and fruits. The dessert had a great variety! I enjoyed the little chocolate mousse the best. The bradpudding was also a big hit. My family surprised me with a birthday cake so the kind waiter bought over a taro cheesecake which was so good! I highly recommend this buffet but specifically for the snow crab and prime rib nights. The nights vary and the menu changes. All in all a nice experience, from the view to the company and food! The buffet is well kept and clean. read more

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Dined at 100 Sails located inside of the Prince Waikiki hotel for both breakfast and dinner buffets. Breakfast: There was an egg omelette station which you could let the cook know how you would like your eggs cooked and the different topping choices displayed. Many options of breakfast meats, oatmeal, cereals, Japanese items like miso soup, natto and more. It was included with our hotel stay but is $35 per person for breakfast. Dinner: Steamed crab legs!! Most buffets that offer crab legs are served cold but here at 100 sails it is steamed which is how I prefer. It was consistently being refilled. There is a hand roll station with four different options to choose from but you can also customize your own. The sashimi and poke was fresh! I was pleasantly surprised by how fresh the fish was for a buffet. Definitely took advantage of the seafood options for dinner! Carving station had prime rib and lamb chops. I believe the lamb chops are only during holidays, which was for Valentine's when I dined. Dinner is $89 per person but $109 for the holiday. Note: drinks are not apart of the buffet menu. So it is not refillable if you are getting sodas and such. If you have a sweet tooth, there are dessert options if you saved some space in your stomach. If you're not feeling the all you can eat, they do have an ala cart menu as well. Website has updated menu for the month. There is also a bar if you choose to drink there. All the workers were very welcoming and were very attentive clearing out our table. We never had to wait for our table to be cleared or for any water refills. Validated parking - self park or valet. Reservations made through OpenTable. read more

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Everything is very good, they are better than my expectations. The service is wonderful with very nice server and helper. We arrived a bit late and we got seated right away. We didn't want to do their buffet, because we are not that hungry and we have less than 30mins before closing. They are very efficient and the food came out faster than expected. We never feel rush even though we were the last party of the night. Very nice and clean restaurant. We will come back again, especially for their lobster roll (we missed the lobster roll pics because they are too good) and we will order the tuna nachos again. Thank you for the great dinner. read more

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Went to Happy Hour twice while in Oahu, everything is 5 stars, value for the menu, wait staff was great with very genuine hospitality. The sliders and nachos were the bomb. The concierge went out of her way to help me on an unrelated issue. Seems like the other positive Prince hotel reviews are spot on. read more

Great buffet layout. Nice view overlooking the marina. Great service. Food was good. Best brunch in Waikiki. read more

I was really excited to try the buffet at 100 Sails, but ultimately, the experience left a little to be desired. The restaurant is located inside the Prince Waikiki hotel. We made a reservation on OpenTable. Vibe of the restaurant was nice and classy. The dinner buffet itself is $89 per adult, and, with tax and tip, comes out to over $100 per person. For that price, I feel like the variety and quality of the buffet was lacking. I was especially disappointed with the quality of the poke as it did not taste very fresh. I had better poke from much cheaper poke joints around Oahu. I did, however, really enjoy the clam chowder. I also liked my Ocean Mai Tai. That being said, I don't think I would return as I believe that there are buffets that offer better quality and variety for around the same price point or less. read more

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Our Ohana made a reservation and came here for my husband's birthday. There was an excellent selection of food-my daughter was in heaven when she saw the snow crab! Their sushi's bar was delicious and fresh, and the pasta was amazing. The servers were excellent and very attentive, and the kitchen staff made sure the food was constantly replenished. It was a nice interior and the hotel was beautiful. read more

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Went here again, only because my Dad dragged me here and paid. I warned him, but he wanted to give them another chance. What were we thinking? The prime rib still wasn't tender. It doesn't seem like they slow roast it any more. The only thing that I ate was the sashimi, poke and crab. Why do I do this to myself. read more

My wife and I are staying at the Modern and wandered out to find a place for a great cup of coffee and some breakfast. Expensive but worth it. Fruit was fresh. Omelet bar and delicious coffee. Overlooking the Marina was icing on top. The service was excellent and my coffee cup was never empty. When I finished my food they didn't rush to clear plates but were prompt to not let them linger. Absolutely recommend when you are looking lux ambiance and pretty darn good food. read more

This review is for the buffet only at 100 Sails. With ocean views, premium food, and a nice dining area, the 100 Sails buffet at the Prince Waikiki is one of the best and fanciest resort buffets on island. Recommend for Sunday brunch. Over the years, we have managed to stop in for the Sunday brunch and the evening dinner buffet. Both may have a wait as this is a popular buffet; reservations are possible and parking is available at the Prince although it can be very limited at times. Brunch and dinner offer many of the same items such as crab legs, prime rib, porchetta, salad, dessert, sashimi, soup, and fruit. Dinner offers some more items such as a handroll bar, fried oysters, chicken, mashed potatoes, etc but the brunch buffet is the way to go. Brunch offers a waffle bar, omelette station as well as the crab and prime rib that are also at dinner. Also, obviously, brunch has marina ocean views and dinner is just dark outside. Drinks are not included in the price except for the free coffee, iced tea, or hot tea. read more

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....Back AGAIN, as promised. Unfortunately, however, after looking forward to the AYCE crab legs and fresh oysters... I was a bit disappointed this time. There were no fresh oysters and the crab legs were changed from Dungeness to the Snow Crab variety. Although the crab was tasty, it was a disappointment. We don't have an AYCE in California where I live, so when visiting Hawaii, I anticipate my visit to 100 Sails.... way before I get here. With that said, my husband is a fan of the AYCE prime rib, that did not disappoint. .... I was able to eat 3 full plates, so nothing to really complain about and the things I enjoyed most this trip were: the FRESHEST ahi poke, the cocktail shrimp, the sashimi, the clam chowder was delicious, and the snow crab, of course, was cooked & salted perfectly (not overly salted) Noted that the alcoholic beverages were on point and so beautiful, so kudos to the current bartender (we were there on Thursday, 7/24/25 at 6:30 p.m.) Some things never change though and I'd like to shout out to our waitress, Grace, who we remember from the last time. Since this is a buffet and she's not required to actually serve us, she is very attentive and pleasant each time we visit. Happy to see her smiley face again this trip! read more

100 Sails Restaurant & Bar - Really fresh seafood!! Delicious EVERYTHING!! - Buffets Near Me - Honolulu, Hawaii

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A luxurious place for breakfast. Why? You can take the escalator or elevator up or even stairs. The name is befitting the gorgeous backdrop of boats and perfect blue skies. The receptionist is the happiest person to greet you in the morning with her cheery voice and smile. I even heard her said Aloha to a few guests who were tickled to hear that as they checked in. If available request a table by the window instead of by the buffet. What service, it is a buffet and there is a made to order omelet station. I ordered the works with half a ladle of egg for a smaller one with cheese at the last addition. A kind male employee even carried my plate to where I was sitting. Wow! I really enjoyed the curry/ I had to get a chawan(rice bowl) then spoon the curry over the rice. It was delicious. I added the red tsukemono ( picked vegetable) on the side and it made it doubly delicious. Even the orange juice tasted extra good. I made an iced coffee. Thanks Jackie for the stevia. I added lots of cream. Their decorations are extremely pretty- the tree, the decorations above the bar. You are not rushed so you can leisurely enjoy each others company, talk story and enjoy the beauty of it all. Thankyou Donna(for treating us) and Jackie for the pretty yellow and pink lei. Thanks both for the omiyage (gifts)too. read more

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During our stay-cation we came here for the breakfast buffet then the dinner buffet. Both are a must. Breakfast: Loved that there's a lot of options. Omelette station is the best I went back twice. They also have a lots of vegetable/salad options for breakfast which surprised me. Miso soup is offered for breakfast. We also told our server that we were celebrating our anniversary and she brought us a little matcha dessert. Calm atmosphere in the morning. Dinner: Again lots of options and variety. Prime rib and crab legs. Loved that their prime rib was not fatty. I ate my fill of sashimi, poke and hand rolls. Lots of salad options but it was difficult than the breakfast options. Clam chowder is the dinner soup option. Not much variety for desserts but what they had was yummy. A bit louder in the evening but that's expected since there's more people. read more

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We celebrated our anniversary at 100 Sails at The Prince in Waikiki, which was a bit since our last visit. The service was great. We never had to wait for a waiter to clear the table or refill our water glasses. We enjoyed the all-you-can-eat snow crab legs and prime rib, with the hand roll bar being our favorite. The desserts were light and delightful. I would definitely recommend coming back for another visit. read more