Great poke spot! The staff is super friendly, and they have tons of toppings and sauces to choose…read morefrom. I ordered the Ahi Lover with extra ahi and got salad instead of rice. Everything tasted fresh, and with the extra ahi, it was a great portion. The bowls are so colorful with all the toppings that come with it. I'm looking forward to coming back and trying a roll next time! They also have yummy looking drinks. I got my order to go but they have seating inside and out.

Up Roll has poke rolls, bowls, and fun drinks. I got the yuzu salmon roll and a yuzu jelly drink,…read moreboth of which were okay but lacking in flavor. The yuzu salmon roll didn't taste anything like yuzu, but the fish was fresh and not fishy tasting. It came with a side sauce of choice, but I wish they would've added it inside because it was hard to add between bites and the roll was bland without it. The yuzu jelly drink also didn't taste much like yuzu, and I wish they had wider boba straws instead of just normal ones! There's a parking lot for the building with rates starting at $1.50, no complimentary grace period if you're just running in and out though. Overall, this place was fine, but I wouldn't come back

Kiosk in the mall is not where I look for sushi on the mainland but this was great sushi. Rainbow…read moreroll had freah bright taste and price was right for grab and go service. Staff very friendly. Nice case to display rolls and made it easy to make selection. Plenty of seating around the food court.

Literally my favorite place ever. I come here whenever I can. Love their "roll it your way"…read morefeature. Everything is so fresh and it shows. Everyone is so kind. I love love love this place.

Very disappointed with the large sushi platter my uncle picked up for us today. It was the Kamaaina…read morePlate and all 96 pieces in the assortment were made with unseasoned (or severely under-seasoned) Suhi rice. It was unlike anything I've ever had from Kozo in 30 years. We have become accustomed to their flavorful sushi rice with a tasty amount of vinegar and sugar, but today's order tasted like it was made with plain rice. Inari was also missing the toasted seaame seeds Please follow the Kozo standard sushi recipe's. I did a search to see if the owner had changed because the sushi fell short of anything we've. ever had from Kozo, and yes, it's the same owner since 2013. What happened today? .

I've been coming to this kozo for years whenever I'm home because the food has always been…read moreconsistent. I was happy to be able to order online and schedule pick up. It was easy and my food was ready on time. I couldn't decide so I got a little of everything. The crunch spicy ahi bowl was delicious, with both the spicy ahi and the crunchy kakiage. Also enjoyed the spicy inari with their sweet and spicy sauces. This location is a small pick up store front but it's easy to just grab and go.

I was lucky enough to try Inari Factory during their flash sale last month! $1.50/piece!…read more The line moved quickly, and it wasn't too long when I arrived. Inari Factory is one of the businesses lined up in front of Don Quixote in town. Free parking in the lot. My boyfriend and I tried the hand rolls and inari. Each piece was bountifully filled with delicious Japanese rice and various pokes. Fresh fish. Perfectly seasoned. Very worth the price! The staff were friendly and hardworking. I will definitely be back!

My wife and I stopped by Inari Factory to grab a set of four inari bombs. Between the two of us, we…read moreordered an imitation crab, spicy salmon poke, aburi salmon, and an aburi unagi. Of the four flavors, the best ones were the aburi ones. Since these items had to be made-to-order, they were the freshest. With the imitation crab and spicy salmon poke inaris, these had been sitting the fridge for some time and you could tell the rice was not as fresh (i.e. a little bit colder and just a tad drier). With all the inaris we had, the toppings were well-seasoned and the topping-to-rice ratio was very generous. The tofu wrapping the inari was sweet and savory, and very moist. Each inari is $2.50, but once you order five pieces (and more), you start to see a small discount applied to your order. If you want the best deal, you should actually head inside Don Quijote to the sushi section: Inari Factory has pre-made inaris inside. For $7.99, you can get a set of five. The only thing you miss out on is variety, and the rice certainly won't be as fresh as the aburi ones. I would definitely stop by Inari Factory again for a snack or a meal.

i love this location because all the musubi is made to order. unfortunately that means if you're in…read morea rush, it's not always convenient. but the wait is usually no more than 15 minutes. always super friendly staff. order and then wait outside. they'll bring it out to you. don't forget to start a stamp card if you come often!

I love Musubi cafe, but I know some of their locations have either limited menu or they don't make…read morethem to order. This location will always make them as you order them. You order and wait outside, nothing beats a recently done Musubi. My favorites are the Tempura shrimp avocado roll, and the Salmon Roe Musubi. Great option for something quick and cheap to eat while in the island!

I've seen them twice at the Wai Kai Ono Grindz market and knew I wanted to try their crab! My…read morefriend got the crab rangoons and they were tasty. I got the crab burger and it was made to order, the wait was about 15 mins. The bread was fresh and light, the crab patty was flavorful and the perfect size. I really enjoyed the pineapple coleslaw - it was sweet, a little creamy, and not overly sauced. I liked the tartar/aioli on the sandwich as well , gave it a nice burst of freshness and zing of flavor. Prices are what you'd expect for real crab, but worth it in my opinion. And the customer service is great!

At Kakaako Farmers Market: I ordered crab cake salad for $19. Needed to wait for 5 minutes:but not…read morebad you can look around other vendors. The salad came with pineapple coleslaw and mango vinaigrette plus a slice of lemon. Crab cake is so rich and tastyI loved it.

I like to support local businesses and love my sushi, so our party of three decided to try out this…read morefood place at the New Ohana Hale building. So why a 3? This place has so much potential, but needs some loving put into it. First of all, I felt that the staff were not properly trained in service. For example, when asking for wasabi and ginger, they provided us with a squeeze bottle for the wasabi that was filled with a lot of liquid rather than wasabi, and a glass container of wasabi that looked like they use to serve others. We saw a person on an ig post about this restaurant serving freshly grated wasabi and that was not what we got. Plus, in the video, her portions differed from what we were served (as in she got way more than what we were served). I feel that all diners should get treated the same when eating at any establishment. I must say, I did love the taste of the spicy ahi and the spicy bomb. I do hope that they do get their quality more up-to-par because I like to see small local businesses succeed.

A secret gem at the intersection of Ala Moana Boulevard and Kalākaua Avenue. After a long day of…read moremeetings, we wandered into this beautiful building with 20 ft. + ceilings and an open floor plan. Having tried many of the best sushi and izakaya restaurants in Waikiki, I can honestly say "Wasabi" has the most amazing temaki hand rolls; the nori has the perfect crunch, the spicy tuna is perfection, and the rice has a quality that is on par with the sushi rice in Japan - the perfect consistency and moisture with ratio of seasoning. I tried the spicy tuna temaki, veggie temaki, and A1-Wagyu (Japanese steak like butter - so soft and melt in your mouth) nigiri, and ahi sashimi (smooth, super fresh high-quality local-caught ahi). It's BYOB for now which is convenient because they are directly across from the Waikiki Brewing Co. I should have took photos but it was too delicious and we were too excited. The chefs and service were awesome too - sharing their experiences of being on the ocean - fishing from a boat and being blessed by a Tiger shark. I will definitely be back as both quality and service are exceptional.

I'd give this food truck kiosk a solid 3.5 stars for their katsu sandwich at the Kakaako farmers…read moremarket. The sandwich is hearty and made with very fresh bread. I actually prefer it to the one at Nana Ai in Kaimuki. It's a great sandwich that tastes exactly as you'd expect. However, since we've had it a few times, we'll probably try something more unique on our next visit.

Perfect Katsu sandwich! Worth trying for: tender pork Katsu and cabbage with the fluffy white…read morebread! Gochiso sama deshita!