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Went for lunch. There's a few seats inside. Most ppl were grabbing their food to go. When I got there and ordered there was only a few people before me. Someone after me ordered the same thing. The cashier gave my meal to the other person that came after me, even though I walked up to the register to get my meal. She told me the other customer was there first and gave it to him but that was not true. I had to wait an extra 15 minutes for my meal. I corrected the cashier. The food was just ok. Similar to Genki quality. Didn't care much for the miso soup.
Clean restaurant and has three tables to use and dine inside. Sushi was not the best but was fresh and can tell it was hand made. It was okay. Price was misleading. It was advertised for $14.99 but was charged for $16.20 with GET. Credit card fee add on? Who knows Hmm.. if craving sushi or don't wanna wait for 30 mins for an order of the half super sub at Storto's next door, eat here instead. Cashiers was nice and they accept credit cards too.
This is a cute takeout sushi spot in the center of downtown. I usually come here while I'm waiting for my car to get detailed. LOCATION: Off of Queen Street (Mauka side) between Bishop St and Alakea St. PARKING: None. This place is accessible by foot. There's some street parking on Bishop Street and most buildings have paid parking. It's downtown, you know how parking goes. SERVICE: The Korean lady that works here is super sweet. I usually eat my order there. They have 2 tables, a single and a 2-top that are available inside. It's a very small takeout counter type of place. FOOD: The quality of their fish is pretty good. Not too fond of their salmon but the rest of their food is pretty fresh as far as takeout sushi places go. They have keto options as well. Overall, it's a cool place to stop by and have your sushi fix.
"Put your right foot in, put your right foot out, put your right foot in and you shake it all about. You do the hokey pokey and you turn yourself around, that's what it's all about!" The lyrics to this classic children's song is how my friends and I felt about this amazing mom-and-pop poke shop. After arriving to Oahu, we immediately sought out a poke place to wash away the memory of our sad plane food. We decided to check this place out based on the high reviews everyone gave it. It is always a good sign when you see more locals than tourists come into the store, which was the case. Based around a business district, there were only parking garages available. There is a garage around the corner to this shop. I forget the rate/hour but I remember it being steep. The shop itself is small but they have a good amount of poke options. However, their vegetarian options are limited, so I chose the natto bowl. You also have the option to choose other rice options, like purple or brown rice. Our bowls came out quickly and we decided to eat in the store. If your party is large, I'd take your order to-go, as the store doesn't have a lot of seating space. My friends gave high praise to their ahi poke bowls and commented how fresh and flavorful the fish was. I generally like natto, but after that meal I actually prefer it not to be the main course. This variety of natto did taste deeper and earthier than the varieties I'm used to. It was good, but eating two big scoops of natto was too much for me. The ahjummas there were really nice and one woman had a great sense of humor! We appreciated her hospitality to combine the tables and clean up our trays, even though we offered to bus it ourselves. We came out of that store stuffed and contented. My friend probably did do the hokey pokey, based on how many times she recalled this place fondly during our trip! Anyway, come check out this place!
I REALLY love Ahi and was craving some fresh fish so I decided to come here as it's been a while. I've been here a few times previously as it's a close walk in proximity to my job. I was having a hard time deciding between getting a bento or a bowl, but I ended up choosing the $14 spicy ahi & ikura bowl. The really liked their spicy ahi and the ikura tasted fresh. The bowl also came with some miso soup to cleanse your palette after your meal. The portion was big for me so I had a little left over for a late snack before leaving the office. The prices are very reasonable for downtown. The prices listed are the prices you pay out the door.
As a lover of ahi, Ahi Lovers made me love it a little less. Ahi Lovers is your usual sushi spot with rice bowls, rolls, bentos, and etc. It's located Downtown along Queen St in between Alakea and Bishop. Parking? Good luck. I've been meaning to come here for a while, but I never got to or really considered it until I was introduced to it at a going away lunch at the office. I ordered the Bento #10 that comes with 8 different nigiris so I could try a bit of everything (ikura, salmon, ahi, spicy salmon, spicy ahi, Masago, Unagi, and ika. This was decent! The sushi rice was moist, but lacked seasoning if it had any to begin with. Soy sauce saves the day here. The ikura was my favorite for obvious reasons. There was so little Masago to have any meaning. The salmon was good, but the slice was pretty thin to enjoy the richness. Ahi was the typical, average quality. Ika was chewy. Unagi was decent size, but lacked the Unagi sauce! Spicy ahi and spicy salmon were both good. Tasty and not mushy, and the fish wasn't too mutilated. The Bento was solid enough for me to visit Ahi Lovers a 2nd and even a 3rd time. Got the Unagi Maki, and this was HUGE! Very filling and full afterwards. The inside had a nice size shrimp tempura and picked vegetables with thin slices of unagi and tempura flakes. When I opened the box, it was warm, which was very nice. The shrimp tempura maintained its crunchiness and had a nice flavor. The unagi was just too thin and didn't cover the top layer, and there was not enough sauce. It didn't feel like an Unagi maki. Also, the rice was not prepared well. It was bland and mushy. Overall bland and light. During my second visit, I noticed there was a sign with rice choices hidden on the side that's only viewable at the counter. Black rice was a choice too! I always thought it was automatically sushi rice, but the unagi maki I had was mushy white rice. Third visit, I opted for black rice for the Bento #1, 2 pieces each of Ahi and Salmon nigiri, and spicy ahi and salmon nigiri. Also grabbed a fried gyoza since a co-worker suggested that. The Gyoza was good. Crispy wrapping with decent veggie filling. The ahi and salmon were noticeably thin when I could see the black rice through it. It was so thin that you couldn't even taste the fish. The spicy salmon was okay. Lacked taste and flavor, and the salmon was too minced up. The spicy ahi fared better. Bigger pieces, but still lacked taste. Each meal comes with miso soup, but it's not anything to write about. Overall, the food was very light and very thin to really enjoy the fish. Everything was just okay. I don't believe I will return for a 4th time, not for sashimi anyway. It's nice that Ahi Lovers offers different rice choices, including black rice, and there's a nice variety of rolls, bowls, bentos, and salads all ranging from $8-15. It's definitely a healthier option for lunch. I just wish the fish pieces were thicker so you can taste the freshness and natural flavors. The lady at the front is really nice, friendly, courteous, and welcoming with awesome service. Not quite for Ahi Lovers. Probably for Healthy Lovers.
I'm a "lover" of Ahi Lovers! Fresh, yummy, and total dealz! How can you not love them? Located across the street from the Pacific Guardian Center, you'll find this cute little shop. Due to COVID, the one table in the shop may or may not be available for use. It's best if you take it back to your office to eat or possibly find some seating across the street on the planter walls. In regard to parking...#gl, it's downtown. Jk. The closest without validation may be the post office..with their metered stalls. Or else there is parking in the building and in the other buildings. Like I mention, the fish is fresh which is something I love. You're also not paying super crazy prices either. They have all types of plates, from bowls (rice or salad) to nigiris. Thank goodness I'm somewhat far away from them...or it'd be so hard to pass them up every week! I'm not sure if they're related, but they also remind me of Ahi and Vegetable on Fort Street Mall. If you're a sushi/fish "lover", be sure to check them out!
Occasionally I come here for lunch. My fav thing to order is the Tsunami Bowl. I order with poke and extra sauce. So delicious and perfect size for lunch. It also comes with a miso soup. They have some decent bentos also with different rolls, nigiri and chicken etc. reasonable prices and the ladies are always friendly.
STILL OPEN FOR TAKEOUT got the tsunami bowl with spicy ahi on salad A lot of different things on here that don't necessarily go together. Sweet pickles were an odd pairing. Spicy ahi was spicy though, so that was good. Came on a large bed of romaine, so a good sized salad. Next time ill get something a little plainer. Their spicy ahi is more like a negitoro where its ground up and not chunks of fish.
Whenever I "forget" to take home lunch, I like to hit up Ahi Lovers for my favorite: Hurricane bowl. You can order their bowls over salad, rice, or black rice. I've had it all three ways. But this say I felt like being healthy. Their fish is extremely fresh. This bowl has both ahi and salmon. Sometimes sashimi salmon tastes fishy... but theirs always taste mild and buttery. The Gochujang dressing was on point. Made my lips nice and juju... just the way I like it! The thing about eating spicy food... you have to keep eating or else it'll burn . This place also sells different rolls, udon and platters, too! Perfect for office potlucks.
11 years ago
Nicole K. and Sara S. convinced me that Ahi Lovers was the place to go downtown for poke. I never doubt them, so we went. Ahi Lovers is a difficult establishment to find. It;s on the bottom floor of one of those downtown buildings, so the address doesn't really match up with what street it actually is on. The establishment itself is small, with only a couple tables. It also gets very crowded during lunch time with business workers. The line is not a problem though, as they are very efficient in making the food. I only waited a minute or two before my spicy ahi bowl was ready. The spicy ahi bowl will run you a little over $8 (a little more pricy than Foodland or Onos), but you get a choice of what kind of rice you want with your bowl as well as some greens with your choice of poke. I opted for the black rice, which I highly recommend. I also thoroughly enjoyed the flavor and texture of the spicy ahi. Ahi Lovers prepares the spicy ahi similar to Kozo; the ahi isn't cubed, it's like....mashed(?). It's kinda hard to explain, so if you don't like that sort of texture, I'd go for the regular poke, which is prepared in the cubed way. The menu is set up so that you can order very easily, but there isn't exactly the right combination of spicy ahi and salmon nigiri that I want in the combo options. Oh well, maybe I can share with someone next time....or just suck it up and eat the maguro. Haha. The miso soup that came with my spicy ahi bowl was also surprisingly good, but maybe it was just because it was a particularly cold day and I was hungry. Due to the limited seating, we ended up going across the street to eat. It seems like most people take their food back to their offices. As I don't work downtown, parking in a muni lot to come here and eat outside is kinda out of the way for me, but I'd happily do it again, especially to have lunch with my downtown-working friends. read more
I used to come here a lot for the spicy ahi salad and the black rice sushi... But when I came to get my salad today for the first time in a year or so, I noticed the portions of ahi got SO small and the prices are higher :( Ahi and vegetable on fort street gives bigger portions and it's equally as good! read more
9 years ago
A healthy lunch alternative compared to unhealthy lunch plates for Downtown workers. A bit on the pricey side for the quantity of food provided, but that is to be expected for a centrally located seafood restaurant. I liked the seared salmon and spicy ahi. Since I'm watching the amount of rice I eat, I was fine that my bowl wasn't even filled half way with rice. For those of you who are big eaters or don't care about carbs, this might be a cause for concern. read more
6 years ago
9 years ago
Wow! This place is the bomb! It's located in the Davies Pacific building outside facing Queen street. They have a variety of poke and sashimi bowls and bentos. The bentos come with miso soup and if you get the combo it comes with a salad. They also have some awesome specials too. I ordered their Thunder bowl special bowl which was delicious! It came with shrimp tempura, spicy ahi, onions, pickles, tobiko and my choice of black rice topped with special sauce. It was so tasty and worth every bite! If you're craving for sushi and poke bowls at a reasonable price for lunch in downtown then this is the place to go! read more
7 years ago
This restaurant has excellent quality fish compare price. It is located near Longs drug and entrance is on Queen st. They do have a loading zone in the back on Alakea st. My favorite is salmon bowl with miso soup on the side. read more
3 years ago
One of my favorite downtown lunch spots. The best way to describe this place is, fresh, efficient, and friendly. The Food: I am always a fan of fresh food. Especially fresh tuna. Seriously, who isn't? Nobody wants a tuna that has bad texture and smells bad right? Well, you don't have to worry about that here. I love the combo choices and I also love that the meals come with miso soup. The soup is always very hot when served. My Favorite thing to order is the spicy ahi & natto bowl with sushi rice. The Service: has always been consistent for me. My phone order is always ready by the time I get there and if I decide to eat in it's ready in about 5 minutes or less. Sometimes less than a minute. FYI, they get really busy at lunch time. Environment Really small. More of a take out type place. However, since most people take their food to go, you could actually get a table if you're lucky. This LOCATION is located in the Davies Pacific Center in downtown. Entrance facing Queen Street. Note: IMO, This location is just as good as the other one (Ahi Vegtable)on Fort Street Mall. read more
Ever since I stopped working downtown, I have missed getting my Ahi & Vegetable fix. I was excited when I read about Ahi Lovers on Yelp! According to other Yelpers, they are run by the same folks that ran the second Ahi & Vegetable location on Alakea that closed a year or so ago. I headed there for the first time this past week and the food did not disappoint. It was the same great taste that I remember. I ordered my usual Spicy Ahi/Spicy Salmon Combo on Brown Rice. The fish is fresh and has just the right spice and consistency. It comes with miso soup and is a great deal for $8. For $1 more you can order a set, which includes both miso soup and salad. I also love that you can add an extra scoop of Spicy Ahi for just $2 more. Ahi Lovers also takes credit cards, which I appreciate as someone who rarely carries cash. I had read about a stamp card, but I was told they discontinued the program (bummer!). According to a sign in the restaurant, however, they will be starting some kind of new promotion in September. I'm so glad I found out about this place...thanks, Yelpers! I'm sure I'll be a regular here! :) Quick Tip: Call your order in ahead of time to avoid a wait! read more
This is one of those lunch spots that make me wish I worked in Downtown again! It's damn inconvenient to stop by otherwise, to deal with parking & short hours, luckily they were open on the recent MLK day holiday and I was able to snag a close-ish parking and run in to grab lunch. Their various bento choices had me excited - so many options! Nigiri, spicy ahi, spicy salmon, poke, teri chicken, teri beef, california roll and the list goes on! It was a difficult choice to make. They also offer various types of rice: Black rice (!), brown, sushi, white - you had me at black rice! I chose bento B3 with black rice and substituted the poke for more spicy ahi (this choice came with spicy ahi, spicy salmon and poke). For my lunch date, I chose B3 - california roll, spicy ahi & poke. Both bentos were $10 each and came with miso soup. The quantity was great, the quality was good, however I prefer my "spicy" a bit more spicy. Overall, this was a solid lunch choice and will definitely satisfy that ahi-love craving! read more
Ahi Lovers is one of those places that people who work downtown quickly become fans of. It's not hard when they are quick to serve up tasty food, offer reasonable prices, and did I mention the food was tasty? When the hankering for some spicy ahi should arise, look no further. Their spicy ahi might not be the most amazing, but it also isn't the worse either and it definitely doesn't disappoint. It salmon isn't too bad either and the food may not wow, but it definitely doesn't make you cringe and pleases the tongue (without the use of another tongue). Service is quick and be ready to order at the cashier when your turn comes up. Your fellow patrons behind you will thank you. The wait hasn't ever been excessive and doesn't take more than about 5 minutes. When it comes to downtown, that time is worth a lot. For that lunch on the go that is healthy for you, stop on by Ahi Lovers, its a damn good choice. read more
Considering that I pick up lunch from Ahi Lovers at least once a week, felt like it was time for a quick update. On my regular order rotation: http://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/mkKbsghcAg3QFuIC8iPrgw?select=TYZQK9BaGw4ecLgXmeXUNQ#tx0DbPpPkoyq9Zo6SRzkog + Bento Box A: 2 spicy ahi sushi, 2 spicy salmon sushi, 2 maguro nigiri, 2 salmon nigiri + Salmon & spicy ahi combo + Unagi bowl + Spicy ahi & regular ahi combo They're still friendly and super fast with getting your order ready. .....but this is why Ahi Lovers is better than a lot of downtown places, and why I have to give them 5 stars: THEY'RE OPEN TIL 4:00 PM! Even workaholics can have lunch no matter how late it is! I can't even tell you how many times they've saved me from starvation. Thanks, Ahi Lovers! read more
9 years ago
I absolutely love Ahi Lovers. They're very conveniently located if you work downtown, especially for me since it's right across the street from my office. I've gone twice and only tried it two weeks ago. Their storefront is fairly clean, and they get you your food very quickly. The menu prices are exactly what they charge, so if it says $9, you pay $9. I've tried their spicy ahi salad and the sashimi salad. The spicy ahi salad was a little funky since their spicy ahi is sort of mashed together and not in cubes. I feel like this is more of a mainland style spicy ahi, but it was good regardless. I'm pretty weak when it comes to spice, and it was totally manageable. In fact, I even added some wasabi and shoyu for the nose heat I love. The salad dressing was very good too, and the lettuce was a good mixture of the green and white part of the lettuce. This salad was $9. The sashimi salad was also amazing. It came with both ahi and salmon sashimi, two of my favorite fishes. The fish looked fresh and wasn't fishy at all. It's the same dressing as their spicy ahi salad, and for a lot more fish, you just pay $2 at $11 for the salad. The staff is friendly, and their menu is expansive. Tip: if you like shoyu or wasabi, ask for extra because they only give one packet of shoyu and a small amount of wasabi. Overall, I love this place and plan on giving them lots of business. You have to try it for yourself! read more
Ahi lovers unite. My coworker stumbled upon this place while walking down Queen Street and was drawn by the line out the door. Don't be deterred by the line though, there's a reason why there are 6 folks working in the back of the counter. AL has a variety of menu items including sushi, bento, and poke-type bowls. It's not the cheapest lunch (expect to pay about 10 bucks), but that's what I'd expect to pay for auction-fresh ahi. I tried the mixed spicy ahi bento that had spicy ahi, spicy salmon, and poke. It came with rice (my nemesis) and korean veggies. It was all really delicious and the wait time was 5 min. tops. If you're craving poke for lunch, they check this little place out. You won't be disappointed. read more
I visited Ahi Lovers since it's closer to my office than Ahi & Veg. As many of you know, the menu for both places are identical, so I opted to get one of my favorites (at Ahi & Veg), spicy salmon over salad. I was bummed to see that the scoop of spicy salmon was way smaller and it didn't taste too fresh. It wasn't sour or spoiled, just a little fishy, so it was still edible. Some lettuce pieces were old and discolored so I tossed most of it out. Service was quick, I was in and out within five minutes...3 stars, mostly for convenience. Maybe I'll be back someday, but for now, I'll probably walk the extra few minutes to Ahi & Veg in Ft. Street Mall. read more
12 years ago
14 years ago
Yay! After Ahi & Vegetable II on Alakea St. closed down last year, I've waiting for their return. It's reopened under the name "Ahi Lovers" now, about a half block away on Queen street, right next to Cake Couture. Turns out that there must have been some sort of falling out with that partnership and the new place had to have a new name. It's smaller than Ahi&Vege II, with about 2-3 tables for inside seating. The menu looks smaller, but as I order the spicy tuna bowl every time, it doesn't matter to me. Roughly the same price, the same taste, and a friendly owner who noticed me on the street last week and told me they were opening today. They have a stamp card, so collect 10 stamps and get a free meal under $10 It won't take me long to fill the stamp card, I'm so happy I can resume my twice a week Ahi bowl habit without having to walk 15 minutes up to fort street read more
See my Ahi & Vegetable review. I believe it's the same owners as them, and the food is almost identical (I'm not sure if it's just me, but the spicy ahi seems spicier here). I think this location replaced their old Ahi & Vegetable in the Tardus building because it was being sold or something. Likes: Quick service, which is important for the downtown crowd. They also accept credit card! Dislikes: Nothing of note. Maybe the natto, but it's not because of them... it's because natto is yucky. Favorites: Half spicy tuna, half poke bowl with sushi rice and substitute the soup for salad (they still give you a plastic spoon like Ahi & Vegetable does!). You know the drill if you've been to Ahi & Vegetable before. This one is closer to me, so I'll be going here more often. read more
I love ahi, salmon and salad, so I love this place. They have a great business plan...fresh products at a reasonable price. Although the last time I went there I saw that they have expanded their menu which I found kind of confusing with the pressure of having a line of customers behind me. Can't blame them for expanding their menu, though. Seating is limited, but you can grab and go and eat in the courtyard across the street or on the mezzanine above which we call "perverts perch." Lol! I've eaten here probably 20 times so you'll know that I'll be back. read more
Ahi Lovers is my favorite place to pick up quick and healthy lunch in downtown! They have a handful of bentos you can choose from and it can be customized. The black rice is hearty and at no extra charge! The fish here is definitely fresh and well prepared. The wait time after order is less than 5 minutes and a bento costs $10 including tax! Try there!!! read more
7 years ago
I had the bento #2. It included spicy ahi, california roll sushi, poke, and miso soup. Cost = $10 and change. The miso soup was OK. The sushi was OK as well. The poke was good & fresh enough. The spicy ahi was very good too. If they improved the quality sushi, then this bento would be flawless. I think we should do a taste test comparison between Ahi Lover's and Ahi and Vegetable. Both versions are good, but I think Ahi and Veggie is a tad spicier. Very pleasant Korean women working here in pink uniforms; if a guy worked here, does he have to wear pink too? LoL The decor looks clean and fresh. read more
10 years ago
My coworker had a gift certificate that was awarded under the previous owners and they honored it. I've always liked this place. The food is tasty and the cashiers are the usual level of friendly that you'd expect. But knowing what the new owner did for my coworker tells me that they value their customers' experience and that's a company worth supporting! read more
13 years ago
I sooooo love this place. It's close to the office and whenever I am craving for some ahi, poke, salmon, and miso soup, this is always my first stop. Being located in town surrounded by all these other offices and business, it can be very busy and the lines can get long and out the door, when the clock strikes 12, but the ladies are efficient and fast. Only downside is that there are only a few tables, so It's really more of like a to-go place, hence the 4 stars. read more
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