Quaint little bar off the main King st road, across from a new pool hall (velvets), you would never…read morethink it was here. A decent sized room with four or five booths and bar seating. Numerous televisions broadcasting your karaoke selection video. They have a great Japanese song selection and a pretty decent English selection. Multiple touch screen karaoke song request remotes. Multiple mics. And they have Orion on draft. Service was great and they gave us ample warning before last call. I will definitely be returning here sometime again!

This place This is…read morethe best Japanese karaoke lounge I've ever had the privilege of singing at--and I lived in Japan

We had a party of 10 (we big people!) fit perfectly in their Deluxe room to celebrate my birthday…read more The proprietor, Tory, was very friendly and accommodating! Convenient location for those North Shore peeps who don't wanna drive to town. Street parking was pretty easy to find. We were happy to bring our own food and drinks. We had a blast and plan to return soon!

Great time. Very efficient. Great customer service. Clean room. Nice cold AC. Will definitely be…read moreback. Bring your drinks and food.

Welcoming staff and great service consistently. Karaoke playing times for customers is equally…read moredistributed for all participants.

Have been to Ohana 2 too many times due to hubby loving karaoke and having a drink after work…read more Karaoke is sit down and sound system is a box where bartender punches in the number of the song. Inconsistent volume is frustrating but when busy there are lots of good singers. Only one bartender is actually aware of patrons and keeps drinks filled. When slower, she is at the gambling machines in back. Other bartender smokes outside and seems irritated to having to stop smoking with friends to come inside and pour a drink, then immediately goes back outside to smoke, checking back every 1/2 hour or so. Drinks are very heavy pour. Keep drinks basic. Don't order margaritas or Mai Tai's here. Most patrons order either beer or straight booze. No ambience, dirty counters, have never seen them cleaned, ever! Bathroom is the same. Nevertheless, will be continuing to come to Ohana, since it is the only bar close to where we live.

Came to Toma with a larger group on a Sunday night. We called later in the day to see if they had…read moreopenings, and they were able to accommodate our group at a later time. There was lots of parking right infront, but I also heard that you can park in the HOCU credit union lot next door at certain hours. The rooms are spacious and clean, and I love that you can bring your own food and drinks. There is a good amount of songs, but we did notice some songs that were not there. Prices are reasonable as well and staff is friendly. This is a solid and more affordable karaoke spot in town that I'd recommend!

The place was clean. We had more than enough room…read more The remote to pick a song was kind of hard to use, but the young teachers with us knew how. Thank goodness. A good time was had by all .

Food was amazing. We are from out of state and stopped in for food late one night and was…read morepleasantly surprised how delicious everything was. It was fun hanging with the locals.

This place is great. Great Juke Box, pool, food, Karaoke and a double bonus... my Friends knew the…read moreowner who was there. I don't know her name but she answers to "Auntie" along with all the other broads at this place. One down side... No Belvedere and Auntie gave us "complimentary" stinky dried shrimp we ate it (I secretly didn't eat one ahaha) with a smile and a shot! Respect the stink shrimp and Auntie. Holla Ohana 's I'll be back!

New 7 Kings is a straight-up hostess bar. There is no getting away from that fact. However, for…read morethose of you who long for "Chicken Alice's Chicken" You ought to know that Alice Yang makes her chicken at New 7 Kings. Incidentally, I have only met Alice once but I'll say she is high up in the pantheon of the nicest people I have ever met. As for the room itself, it's fairly big, lots of booths of course to trap unsuspecting gentlemen into a corner, fairly well lit. There's a long bar with plenty of stools; several TVs, big song book. And although I knew someone who knew someone who knew someone so I wasn't harangued to buy any twenty buck iced teas for anyone, looking around I got the impression that this was fairly low pressure place as hostess bars go. Which is to say I think you can go just for the food and that will be fine. Usually the busier bars are like this I think, plenty of fish in the sea so to speak. And of course you'll want to ask for some Chicken Alice's Chicken. If you are not familiar with Chicken Alice's Chicken more info is available here http://starbulletin.com/2005/02/16/features/story1.html

Ok, it is a hostess bar. We met a bunch of friends and got the big private room. The pupus were…read morepretty good. The karaoke machine didn't work too well. I didn't notice the parking until driving around for a bit. Private lt is on the side.

I've been to this beautifully restored building so many times for various events, and it's always a…read morejoy each and every time. This particular reason for attending was to see "A Taste of Ireland", which I had been looking forward to for awhile. The venue was about 2/3 full but there was definitely an air of anticipation when the house lights went down. Watching the footwork of the these amazingly talented dancers made Irish dancing an art form that few of us could ever attempt without tripping over ourselves. Then, a handsome young man came out and sang to a cheering audience while a lovely young woman with a fiddle dazzled us all with her talents throughout the show. We would have gladly sat through an encore but it obviously wasn't in the cards. Darn. Something I found out later after speaking to three of the dancers is that none of them are Irish, and the lead singer is a local boy‼

2026 Hawaii Rainbow Film Festival. Located in the heart of Honolulu, surrounded by the urban…read morerevival of Chinatown. 2nd floor bar and lounge area allows for drinks and food. Tons of parking in the surrounding public garages.

11/2025 I had the opportunity of attending Lisa Matsumoto's play Once Upon Noddah Time twice, both…read morewere matinees. This venue has been a mainstay at Leeward Community College for years and the first time I've come here since I was a student back in the day. There's plenty of parking right in front of the theater. To get to the theater there is a huge staircase to walk down or the other option is an elevator in the next building over to the left of the theater, if you're facing the theater. There are signs with arrows and easy enough to find but it is a bit of a walk because you're walking almost the full length of the other building and once you're downstairs, then need to walk the same length back to the entrance. For kupuna with arthritis issues, this can be quite the challenge. The theater lobby has a beautiful painted mural upon entering. To get to you seat, once again, everything's stairs up, then down. Women's restroom, down a short flight of stairs. The knees were practically screaming from all the stairs. The theater seats are nicely laid out and space between each row is good where one can comfortably walk to your seat without having to squeeze thru. Both times I went, we had good seats. The first time was in G12/G13, about midway and the 2nd time was seats C30/31 closer, left stage. The theater does get cold as the performance progresses so good idea to bring a jacket/sweater. The play itself was great! There was a cast of about 30, some were students and some actors with previous experience. It was a good play for the whole family with the happy musical numbers, actor interaction with the audience, and comedy. Add to the fact it was done local style with pidgin. The only problem we had was you couldn't hear a lot of the cast members no matter which seat you were at because not all of them were wearing microphones. The main characters were but some of the supporting cast that had speaking lines, you couldn't hear at all. This made it very frustrating to hear the play. I had mentioned it to the gal at the box office when I went the 2nd time. Especially at the start of the play when the bufo were speaking to the audience. I couldn't hear them at row G. Row C was better but not by much. I can only imagine folks in the seats further up couldn't hear anything at all. Overall, enjoyable play. The LCC theater is a beautiful venue with the layout of the seats. The drawbacks are too many stairs to get to your seat and hard to hear this wonderful performance.

Really nice and very clean theatre. Watched a variety of voice, dance and acting students showcase…read moretheir talents. It gets cold, so bring a jacket/sweater. The seats are leveled upward from the first row so everyone can see, but if someone is right in front, they somewhat block your view, especially if you want to take pictures or video from your phone. Parking is abundant since it is LCC, and right in front of the theater. There are stairs going down to the entrance with a huge sign right above.