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Dell's Kitchen and Bakery

4.4 (282 reviews)
Closed • 9:00 am - 8:00 pm

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Moderate noise
Outdoor seating
Dogs allowed

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Stacy S.

Okay, wow! This was a delightful surprise. I had never heard of this eatery before, but decided to check it out based on the great ratings. They're located in McCully on the corner of McCully St. and Young St. Free parking is available in their lot, but be careful of potholes! it's very spacious and clean inside. There are two counter areas - the left side has the plate lunch menu items, and the right side has the pasta menu and bakery items. Basically you order and pay at one of the two counters, find a table, then they bring your food to you. Employees were very friendly. When you're finished eating, you bus your own table by putting your dirty dishes in the plastic bins. I ordered the Miso Salmon for $20. It took about 10-15 min for my food to arrive. The salmon was absolutely delicious! It was moist and had a great miso flavoring. It was also a generous size. The plate came with rice, cabbage salad & potato salad. I didn't eat much of that as the salmon was rather filling. I will definitely return to work my way through the rest of their menu!

Dan A.

Bakery side of Dell's Kitchen and Bakery is fabulous. Kitchen is not shabby at all. I asked for thick slices on the half-loaf of Yudane Shokupan ( Japanese milk bread ) and waited ten minutes...aomwthing to donwith their bread slicer. It doesn't matter cause Dell's bread and pastries are worth the wait. I also ordered their signature drink: Strawberry Matcha Yuzunade. This is one of the best iced matcha beverages that I've had. Parking stalls are available for Dell's K&B, as well as their sister eatery, Mio Pastalogy.

Cute Dell's Kitchen & Bakery statue by the entrance area.
Fran C.

It's been awhile since I last came to Dell's Kitchen and Bakery, as the last time I was here, I was basically here for their baked goods. This time when I came back to Dell's Kitchen and Bakery and it was time to try their wonderful plate lunches. Met up with a friend, & we got the following - 1. Ahi Katsu plate 2. Garlic Chili Chicken plate I ended up getting the Garlic Chili Chicken plate, and I must say it was quite good! Nice garlicky taste, but as for heat in the chili......sorry I couldn't taste it, but of course my tolerance for spicy food is a bit high, as maybe that's why I couldn't taste the heat. My plate came with a scoop of - potato salad, white rice, & a cabbage salad. Overall a great deal for just $14 bucks for this Garlic Chili Chicken plate. I would definitely come back here to eat this dish again. The restaurant is casual, and there's plenty free parking in the private parking lot. If you're in the McCully neighborhood, give Dell's Kitchen & Bakery a try! They get plenty good stuff here!

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Wayne I.

Looking for a Japanese-inspired plate lunch? Check out Dell's Kitchen and Bakery in McCully. Their Miso Eggplant is a great choice if you're going vegetarian, and the Soy Ginger Pork is a solid option for pork lovers. Plate lunches come with two sides--potato salad and cabbage salad--and both were really good. Don't skip the Plantation Iced Tea. The traditional pineapple iced tea is tasty, but the yuzu version really stands out. There's plenty of seating, plus convenient free parking. Service was friendly and quick. Pro tip: Dine in. Your food is served on a real plate, which definitely elevates the experience. There's also a free water station available.

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S M.

Today I got to try the Loco Moco and it was very tasty. Also, the service was very friendly and helpful.

- Kawagoe housemade gyoza with mustard sauce
Tim H.

You've probably driven past this spot at South Beretania & McCully, but trust me ...it's worth pulling over for. Nearly everything here is made in-house, and Chef Dell (who's also behind Vein in Kaka'ako) is absolutely delivering. Expect top-quality ingredients like fresh Mio Pastalogy pasta, egg salad sandwiches made with Japanese eggs, and premium-grade Matsuri rice. The biggest win? It's affordable without compromising on flavor or portion size. Food: 5/5 - A lineup of favorites worth every bite: - Egg Salad Sammy!! - Kawagoe housemade gyoza with mustard sauce - Kurobuta Tonkatsu - Izakaya Kawagoe's famous chicken karaage - Garlic Chili Chicken - Mahi Furikake Katsu Parking: 4/5 - Small private lot for dine-in or takeout, plus nearby street parking when it gets busy. Ambience: 4/5 - Spacious dining area with plenty of room to relax and enjoy. Service: 5/5 - Warm, friendly, and attentive from start to finish.

Gyudon
Sydni K.

Came here for dinner on a Tuesday and ordered the gyudon. Gyudon is one of my favorite dishes, so I always have to get it when a restaurant offers it. The gyudon was a decent portion and the meat was soft and flavorful. It was a bit more liquidy than other gyudons I've had but still hit the spot. Dell's and Mio Pastalogy are in the same area and share seating, but you have to order from separate registers if you want a meal from each. It's an interesting combo, but I like that I can get both Japanese food and pasta in the same place. They also share the same parking lot. It wasn't super crowded when I came around 6, but it started to fill up. There is ample seating inside and a water pitcher which was nice. Overall great spot for comfort food and a casual dinner.

Shay Y.

I think I got the garlic chili chicken? It was just ok. It was compared to zippy's korean chicken, but it's not really close. The service was really good. But the meal itself wasn't memorable. I wanted to like it more than I did. Cute place, would've liked to rate higher. Portion was decent though. Very Japanese-style plate lunches. And also pasta (which no one in my party had). And a bakery, but it was close to the end of the day when we got there, so there wasn't much to look at.

Natto pasta (3/5)
Kelly K.

During my visit home, Dell's Kitchen and Bakery came up a few times in conversation. I was curious to try the bakery and food. It didn't exactly make sense when people mentioned that there were both pasta and Japanese dishes in separate parts of the space. What it really means, I think, is that the bakery and pasta dishes are ordered at one counter and Japanese dishes at a different counter. Kind of strange if you ask me. We ended up ordering from the pasta side and had natto pasta (3/5) and mentaiko pasta (3/5). Both dishes were made fresh and came out relatively quickly. The portions were decent and made sense given the reasonable prices. The overall taste was just ok and I think my Dad felt the same way. While the pasta did serve to quell our hunger, it wasn't exactly memorable either. I think it was missing a little bit of seasoning/flavor. Also the plates looked kind of neat but borderline messy if that makes sense. I also got the chocolate and calamansi financiers from the adjacent bakery which to me were too dense but my parents seemed to enjoy them. As we were eating there was a slow but steady flow of patrons picking up food to go. Parking is very convenient as there is an ample lot in front of the restaurant. While I greatly appreciate finding free parking easily, I don't know if this restaurant will survive with a lack of patrons as it wasn't very busy at 11:30a on a weekend. Service was friendly but unenthusiastic about the bakery/menu items. The overall restaurant vibe is a bunch of cheap tables in an empty space. It's has no charm or personality. Overall, I am glad I tried Dell's but I don't know that I'd seek out a meal or the bakery item at Dell's. LOCATION: 4/5 FOOD: 3/5 SERVICE: 3/5 VALUE: 3.5/5 AMBIANCE: 3/5 CLEANLINESS; 3/5 PARKING: 5/5

Whatever you do, whatever you order-do get a side of gyoza!
Pali K.

Amazing food, awesome service, and very fair prices -- Dell's Kitchen is an absolute winner. It's one of the few places I've found here that really captures that true "Japan-Japan" quality, izakaya-style staples, served up plate lunch style. We tried the kurobuta tonkatsu featuring Kyushu/Kagoshima pork, the loco moco (which I almost never order), and a side of gyoza -- and wow, everything was super oishii! The tonkatsu was juicy, tender, and deeply satisfying. The loco moco was the surprise star for me -- the burger was moist, flavorful, and smothered in one of the best brown gravies I've ever had. It was light in color, full of flavor, and not overly salty. The gyoza was equally impressive -- so tasty and well-balanced that you could really pick up each ingredient, and it was so good it honestly didn't even need sauce. P.S. Right next door (under the same roof) is Mio Pastalogy, same owner and awesome pasta dishes!

Miso Salmon Plate
Amy S.

I've driven past this place too many times to count, but finally decided to give in this time. We came for dinner. Two different menus - the left side is Japanese and the right side is Italian fusion dishes. Order at the counter and seat yourself. Self service water station and bathrooms are available. We ordered the Kawagoe Karaage and Miso Salmon dishes. Salmon was very tender and had that umami taste from the miso marinade. The Karaage was a lightly fried juicy surprise. Both were delicious! Nice presentation and larger portion than I was expecting. I enjoyed all the variety of sides, especially their potato salad. Parking was easy with a spot right in the front. Service was nice and polite. Food came out in about 15 minutes. Would come back again to try other dishes, maybe the Italian side next!

Justin H.

I've tried many many different lunch places. This one by far has the most delicious meal I've ever eaten. Portions are very good, lots of different kinds of food to choose from. Fast and great service, come by and check out Dell's Kitchen. Lots of parking spots and inside table are very clean.

Inspiring pastries!
Dawn K.

Not fancy, not trendy, but definitely elevated--that's Dell's Kitchen and Bakery. It's next-level takeout. In fact, when you dine-in, they 'serve' you on ceramic plates and present actual silverware, and chopsticks, of course! There is something for everyone here, young and old, pescatarian and vegetarians. No matter what you're craving, Dell's has a delicious dish just waiting to be devoured. But, first, they are going to create it with culinary expertise. From careful cuts to pretty plating, everything is done with thoughtfulness and tastiness. And it's all made to order so don't expect fast food. Trust me, it's worth the wait. There is also a case stocked full of Japanese-inspired pastries with interesting twists. Savory and sweet delicacies you can take with you for a special snack. See, Dell's has something for everyone! Hubby and I chose Dell's for a casual lunch date. The spacious dining room has lots of seating. You order at the counter and they serve you. Iced water is available in a help-yo' self-cooler. Grab a cup, sip, and sit back in the air-conditioning and wait for your food. Again, worth the wait! We tried two pescatarian options but they also offer three vegetarian options. Love that! Hubby enjoyed his ahi katsu, fresh and delish. The serving was generous. You could enjoy this dish in any high-end restaurant. But you'd probably get a smaller serving and pay more. We had the seafood croquette. I say 'we' because after trying one bite, hubby kept asking for more. He said it's the best seafood croquette he ever ate. The sweet and savory sauce that topped it was divine. A perfect compliment. We both adored the potato salad, beautifully prepared and incredibly balanced. The flower carrot garnish was a classy touch and the fried kale topped off both dishes wonderfully. This is a great neighborhood joint. It's right in the heart of Moiliili, lots of parking, on the way to the freeway. Perfect place to stop by for pastries and plates. We'll definitely be back to try more of their traditional but in inspiring offerings.

Some chicken croque monsieu thing. It was okay. Kinda too peppery.

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Love all their baked goods, especially yudane bread lately, addicted to their daily sandwiches. Plus great service, mahalo staff

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Okayama Kobo Bakery & Cafe - Cinnamon roll

Okayama Kobo Bakery & Cafe

4.5(393 reviews)
1.5 mi•Kaka'ako

The mischief of the moment…read more.. Okayama Kobo has been the place with collab and this one is not just kawaii but adorably put together...love that it's for the month of October not just a few days for folks like me who take awhile to gather herself but once is never enough to enjoy their baked goods and drinks that's not just delicious but almost too stunning to devour. Located in Ward Entertainment so parking is free and easy just deciding on what you want is the test and today is no different that I decided to get a box as why not the presentation makes me smile and it's purple. The service here is always so polite and friendly confirming each choice I made so that I know they not just understood but always on the same page with my choices. As you cash out is where you make your drink choices and as much as I love their matcha here I had to get a Kuromi drink of Kuromi Berry Lemonade which is a raspberry lemonade tea with butterfly pea tea for the added color presentation. The vibe is so fun and adorable with Kuromi everywhere I do recommend to get there early for best selection and seating so that you can relax and be mischievous at your leisure ;). Thank you!

A little taste of Japan right here in Hawaii!…read more Okayama Kobo is such a cool bakery that instantly transported me back to my trips to Japan! Everything has that authentic Japanese bakery feel, and the pastries are definitely worth the visit. My absolute favorites were the purple potato puff and purple potato bun--so delicious! The matchas are also ON POINT! No matter what time you go, there always seems to be a line, and now I understand why! The quality and flavors speak for themselves. If you love Japanese bakeries, this is definitely a must-visit. Will definitely be back for more!

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Leonard's Bakery

4.5(10.4k reviews)
1.3 mi•Kaimuki
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Almost Missed Out on Leonard's Bakery -- So Glad I Didn't!…read more During my trip to Oahu, I passed by Leonard's Bakery on my second day and noticed a really long line, so I decided to skip it. Honestly, I wasn't even planning to come back! But on my very last day in Hawaii, my friend took me there, and I'm so glad I finally gave it a try! We arrived around 10:30 AM, and surprisingly, there wasn't much of a line! I waited less than three minutes before placing my order. Since it was my first visit, I ordered half a dozen malasadas, choosing one of each available flavor. The atmosphere was simple and casual, and the ordering process was quick and straightforward. After ordering inside, I waited outside for my order to be called at the pickup window. And let me tell you, those freshly made, hot malasadas were absolutely delicious! They were so fresh and warm, and I loved every bite. Definitely worth stopping by! My advice: The lines can vary! On my second day, the line was extremely long, but on my last day, I barely waited. You might get lucky, or you might need some patience. Either way, I recommend giving them a try! I'm so glad I didn't leave Hawaii without experiencing Leonard's Bakery. It was a wonderful way to end my vacation, and I'll definitely be returning on my next trip to Oahu! Overall experience: 5/5

Soft and crisp malasadas!…read more We got the filled donuts with macadamia nut filling and guava filling. I was not the biggest fan of either of those fillings, but the dough itself was pretty good! It wasn't too sweet and I thought the flavor was overall nice on the dough. They seemed freshly made! Service was fairly quick! We ordered inside and then picked up the donuts outside.

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Leonard's Bakery - 3/29/26 get the guava & mac nut filled ones

3/29/26 get the guava & mac nut filled ones

Leonard's Bakery - Original Malasada

Original Malasada

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Epi-Ya Boulangerie & Patisserie - Butter pastry

Epi-Ya Boulangerie & Patisserie

4.4(312 reviews)
0.8 mi
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I highly recommend going to Epi-Ya Boulangerie & Patisserie for all your sweet and savory pastry…read moreneeds. Their staff are friendly and greets you upon entering. Once you step in the smell of fresh bread instantly fills the air. Located in the Times Arcade Mall on Beretania, there is plenty of parking in front of the bakery. Whenever I go I always get their Curry Pan, Apple Muffin, Shio Butter roll, and White Bread. Curry Pan: nice crispy exterior, soft bread interior and good Japanese curry filling Muffins: light flavoring and airy, not dense Shio Butter Roll: good balance of salt and butter. It may look plain but it packs a lot of flavor. White Bread: soft, buttery and they can slice the bread to your desired thickness

It's pretty nostalgic when you are able to take your baby to one of your favorite bakeries growing…read moreup I remember growing up and coming here with my mom to pick up an assortment of things. She would sometimes have ham rolls and raisin breadsticks waiting for us afterschool. My coworker said they have the best croissants on island. They are indeed very similar to those I've had in Paris. My favorites from Epi-Ya? The custard pudding! While plentiful in Tokyo, not very many establishments will make or sell custard pudding. Because of this, I would get one almost everyday when visiting Japan The bread is baked fresh daily and everything is much lower in price (compared to other bakeries) It's always busy, so that just goes to show that the community also enjoys this beloved patisserie. Thanks for reading my reviews! Let me know what I should try next!

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Epi-Ya Boulangerie & Patisserie - Entrance to Epi-Ya Boulangerie & Patisserie

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Sing Cheong Yuan Bakery - LEFT TO RIGHT (Pork hash + custard tarts + baked Manapua char Siu) *10/1824

Sing Cheong Yuan Bakery

4.5(978 reviews)
2.4 mi•Chinatown
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SO freaking good! As a tourist, first of all, THANK YOU for being open so early! Sing Cheong Yuan…read moreBakery made our last morning in Hawaii so much easier. We were able to load up on delicious dim sum before heading to the airport and it was a great last stop. The half moons were AMAZING. I believe these are more popular here (I certainly haven't seen them on the east coast but will keep an eye out), and I know I'll be thinking about them when I'm back in NYC. The portions were MASSIVE! Seriously, the size of the dim sum here is something I'm going to miss. The black-eyed bean jung was another standout. Absolutely PACKED with filling, flavorful, and so satisfying. They do not skimp here! Everything felt generous, comforting, and delicious. I'm genuinely sad about not having this back home. An absolute must-visit, and definitely somewhere I'll be returning to the next time I'm in Hawaii!

Great fresh baked goods and snacks…read more Quite high quality manapua (bao)- soft and chewy although the dough is made with egg. 6/5 Steamed mochi rice wrapped in banana leaves were very good. Soft mochi rice and the meat and egg inside very tasty. 6/5 Steamed rice cakes are good, but not amazing. A little hard, but not sour. 4/5 The mochi is good, but not excellent. 4/5 Black seasame, coconut/peanut. Kind servers and bakers inside

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Sing Cheong Yuan Bakery - Sesame crackers, Chinese pretzels, tea cookies and more.

Sesame crackers, Chinese pretzels, tea cookies and more.

Sing Cheong Yuan Bakery - Mochi Siu Mai ($1.50) cross section

Mochi Siu Mai ($1.50) cross section

Sing Cheong Yuan Bakery - Breakfast of champions! Baked char siu manapua, char siu su, and pork hash

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The Local General Store - Butter Mochi Danish: hojicha butter mochi, local mangoes, coconut whipped cream and brown butter coconut streusel

The Local General Store

4.7(169 reviews)
2.0 mi
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So far I've only tried the breakfast items here a few times. The breakfast sandwich is different…read morebut good. I think the meat changes but it's usually some slice of meat rather than a sausage or bacon and there's also cooked greens on there that are a little different. The croissant items I've had have all been really good. Today I tried the quiche and it was very good and had a really tasty croissant crust. The egg and ricotta in there was really creamy and custard like. Mushrooms were good but I wonder if this would be even better with Hamakua mushrooms? It would mesh well with their use of local ingredients. The one negative is that the $3.75 coffee was TINY. Granted if you eat there I think you can refill it but kind of a rip off if you're getting things to go. The meat is all pretty pricy but it's local stuff so that's cool. There's also some unique things that you probably can't find elsewhere. I was excited to see venison pastrami and venison liver mousse. Hoping to try some of that stuff soon!

My friend has me loving these pastries from local general store. I have been horrible with taking…read morepics but got to eat more of their delicious baked goods. Since it was their anniversary on Sunday, also got their celebratory funfetti cupcake which also like their baked goods did not disappoint. The croissant base of many of their pastries is flaky. When fresh it crunches with every bite that you take. This time around we had the cinnamon roll, mango danish which had a chocolate mochi filling, and their char siu bun. It's such a neat take to have char siu in a croissant. We are used to having it in the doughy bao bread but in a croissant, savory with a crunchy outside tastes so much better. I love sweet but this one wasn't overly sweet, who would have thought that mango and chocolate pair so well together. It's the summer months, fresh mango on pastries. It was the perfect ripeness. For the cinnamon roll, you honestly cannot forget get their cinnamon roll...It's flaky and again the frosting is not overly sweet. Can't wait to get another box of their pastries again soon.

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The Local General Store - Black sesame mochi danish

Black sesame mochi danish

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Black sesame mochi danish cross section

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Pipeline Bakeshop & Creamery - Pumpkin Crunch

Pipeline Bakeshop & Creamery

4.4(897 reviews)
2.2 mi
•$$

I love Pipeline Bakeshops Malasadas! I have been to several Malasada places in Hawaii but | love…read morethere's the best for the following reasons: 1. the size of the malasadas: some restaurants tend to make their Malasadas smaller and when places do this it ruins the overall texture and quality of it. The bigger the malasadas size the more airy and fluffy and more bread layers that will be inside. 2. their malasadas always taste fresh and the same quality each time. 3. their malasadas don't feel oily or heavy at all Overall I would highly recommend this place for their Malasadas! I'm so happy to have found them. I can back multiple times on my trip. They also have other desserts too that I have yet to try. They have ice cream, cakes, and other desserts Also tip: if you are ordering a malasada also order a coffee or a matcha drink to go with it. The cinnamon sugar from the malasada just matches so perfectly with a drink this restaurant is also a nice place for walking! There's lot of stores and restaurants to walk around! I'm trying to remember but I think there was a book off that was not too far from here! If you either drive or maybe walk. Service: staff was super helpful and friendly while I was there. I was having an issue with my online order because my phone was being glitchy and they were so nice in helping :) Also wanted to note their branding is so cute!! They even sell merch items too

Review only based on the Malasadas. They are made to order so they come out fresh. They do not…read morecontain any fillings, so if you are looking for something Leonard's you may be disappointed. Haven't tried their other offerings, but will do so next time. Good location in Kaimuki, around other shops and restaurants. It is clean and bright inside. There isn't really anywhere to sit in the shop to eat, so you'll have to take it to go.

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Pipeline Bakeshop & Creamery - Interior during Malasada Day / Fat Tuesday, 2/17/2026

Interior during Malasada Day / Fat Tuesday, 2/17/2026

Pipeline Bakeshop & Creamery - 1/2 dozen malasada

1/2 dozen malasada

Pipeline Bakeshop & Creamery

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