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    Keiki (kids) meal
    Till W.

    STIX Asia is such a cool place. You go down to what feels like the basement level that leads you to a cool line of restaurants, like you've uncovered a secret area. HK Cafe is one of the restaurants on that list. I had wanted to come here for dim sum, but opted for the wonton noodle soup instead. It was a decent portion and I was very satisfied. There were 3 keiki (kids) options and it was a nice size as well! We ordered the chicken nuggets/wings/fries/rice set from the keiki list for our younger son. For dessert, my husband and I shared the leaking milk dessert which is like two French toasts with milk oozing out when you take your first fork stab in it.

    Beef chow fun
    Tania T.

    Comfort food to the rescue! After days of American food we needed some Asian comfort food Hong Kong Style! HK Cafe never fails with their spot on Cantonese flavors. Today, we had the beef chow fun which had really good flavor and the blend of sprouts, green onions and beef! Next was the chicken wings with a mix of spices! To top it off with the Hong Kong honey tea was the perfect comfort meal just like in the real Hong Kong! Service was quick & attentive and the ambiance was a chill and casual vibe! Fun cafe!

    Rudy H.

    This is a popular branch with its original location located in Honolulu Chinatown. This location is inside STIX Asia in Waikiki (formerly Waikiki Yokocho). It seems to be one of the busiest restaurant as well. I've had the steamed spare ribs with black bean as well as the pork fried rice just for a good measure for a restaurant that billed itself as a Hong Kong Cafe. Give me "wok hei" fried rice! and see if you're truly Hong Kong style. While the spare ribs with the black bean sauce was pretty bad, the fried rice was good and I could tasted the little "wok hei" albeit not enough. But I could tasted it. I will show up again soon and will give them another test with another Cantonese classics : Beef Chow Fun How "wok hei" can you go?

    N6 - curry laksa with beef & wontons
    Emma N.

    The beef was perfectly tender, and the soup was creamy and spicy. At first the soup wasn't very spicy - but the spice grows on you over time! I wish I could just order a whole dish of the beef itself cuz it was cooked so perfectly, and was a beautiful flavor. Would absolutely come here again! Staff was nice as well.

    Julie K.

    I got sick on our trip to Hawaii and wanted something soupy. I found HK Cafe walking back from the drug store. It was the best find ever. I ordered the braised beef noodle soup. It was so good and brought back memories of Asian cafes in California. It is small place within a food court. There was one server and presumably a cook/chef in the back. I liked how it was quieter than some of the other restaurants in the area.

    Kalakaua Ave Street entrance to Asian Food Hall
    Yee Ping C.

    Excellent service-polite waitress, fast, all condiments provided, cooked HK style (Cantonese), large servings, tasty like home town cooking. Very clean. Ordered stir fry shrimp w western broccoli, steamed rice, steamed shrimp dumplings (4), satay beef chow funn, hot tea. Directions:-on Kalakaua Ave, look for Stix sign in red neon, Asian Food Hall, in red neon sign, descend escalator, HK Cafe is on immediate right. Google maps took us down side street with entry to another food court. Will happily return. Slightly expensive but portions are large, enough for two meals for me. My son gobbled up all his dishes!

    KaShan G.

    I honestly thought the HK French toast was the best I've eaten and I had many French toast in my life. The savory dishes were great too and the presentation was also great. I think it's overall better than NYC, LA, SF, Chicago, Seattle cha chaan teng, or even HK. It's such a shame in our 4 day vacation in Hawaii, it completely boarded up and closed when we tried to return on the 2nd time and last day of our trip. We were so shocked.

    Iced coffee
    Joe P.

    I had a mediocre experience at Stix Asia, the food hall on Kalākaua and I vowed to return. I believe HK Cafe opened up since I visited last time in March, 2023. They serve hearty Cantonese food in a casual setting. I had the char siu omelette. HK also has a beef or shrimp version. The char siu was moist & tender, and it was a large portion. I was full even though I didn't eat all the rice. HTC had the beef brisket noodle soup and enjoyed it. She said the beef was tender, and the portion was large. Our waitress was super nice & friendly, and helpful with the menu. I look forward to returning to try some other dishes like chicken wings and Singapore rice noodle.

    Pat C.

    I was hungry in Waikiki and found this place inside STIX Asia. Service was lightning fast even if there's only one server on that Wednesday evening, Jiayu. Despite being alone, she was attentive to everyone dining yet was very efficient and quick. Food is great. Singapore rice noodles were awesome. Shrimp and pork dumplings were soo flavorful. I recommend this place for their yummy food, great service and very casual relaxed atmosphere. Giving this a 5/5!

    Curry laksa
    Mari T.

    Positives: it's in Stix. We love Stix. Validated parking nights and weekends. Lots of menu options Kamaaina discount! Large shrimp in the curry laksa Large portion of noodles Love their chili oil it's spicy and very tasty Negatives: a bit pricey for what you get, and the flavor of the curry was very light, almost bland. For being what they're known for, I wanted to be more wowed. I would definitely come back to try more things and would come back just for the chili oil!

    Rebecca T.

    Our meal tonight was just okay; the food tasted different from when I came here in July 2023 and I suspected it's a different chef. I remember the stir fry noodles with bean sprouts and shredded pork was so good back in July and I was looking forward to eating it again, but what I had tonight was almost a completely different dish. First the toppings were cut in such big chunks. They should be thinly sliced and kinda blend into the noodles so each chopstick-ful should have a good proportion of everything. That's clearly not the case. I was eating the noodles separately from the toppings. Second, this dish isn't supposed to look dark. Typically not much soy sauce is involved. The gravy should've been clear and whitish using chicken broth and corn starch as a thickener. Third, the noodles were not fried crispy enough. I was so disappointed how different this tasted tonight compared to what I had just 5 months ago. Fourth, the shredded pork should have a silky texture to it from being marinated a certain way that I myself can't do at home. I feel like I can make this stir fry noodle better myself so what's the point to eat out. The soup noodles looked and tasted almost like the stir fry noodle dish, but it should be different. The broth shouldn't be soy sauce color either and there wasn't enough depth, almost like water with salt. And same problem - all the toppings were cut to big chunks. And they used the same pork like the stir fry noodles. The only saving grace was the chicken wings. They're still amazing! That's the main reason why we came here! It's the first time for us trying the beef fried rice too and that was good too, although I'm not sure why it's soy sauce again. At least that was enjoyable. Seems like all the dishes we ordered were heavily soy-sauce-based and it's not supposed to be like this. Our meal tonight was definitely not the standard of HK food. This might be able to satisfy a non Cantonese person, but it probably wouldn't fly with a person who's familiar with Cantonese especially Hong Kong food. I'll give this place a try again maybe in a few months, or go to their Chinatown location instead.

    Chu Hou Beef Brisket & Beef Tendon w/ Rice
    Ruby S.

    Quaint ambience of customers deciding whether to dine in or take out. Stop by before 6 pm for more options with seats. Limited seating capacity is under 25 people. There's only one male worker that served as host or greeter and server. He accommodated our requests despite dinner rush from dine in patrons and multiple in-person take out orders. All dishes were served piping hot! Singapore Rice Noodles: Sampled with pair of chopsticks from my husband's dish. My first impression was a robust, curry flavor. He certainly enjoyed and finished his entire meal. Chu Hou Beef Brisket & Beef Tendon w/ Rice: I didn't taste this dish. My son enjoyed the flavorful beef brisket, beef tendon minus the fat, and rice. House Special Fried Chicken Wings or HSFCW 6 pcs: Fried to perfection. Not oily. No signs of excess oil. Definitely not spicy. Tasty, very moist and succulent. Coating remained intact with chicken. Shredded cabbage came in handy with cleansing palate in between bites. Ideal appetizer paired with an alcoholic or nonalcoholic beverage of your choice. Hubby and I shared this appetizer together. We agreed it's on higher end in cost. Worth spending the money. Szechuan Style Pickle with Sliced Pork Noodle Soup: Select your choice of thick noodles, thin noodles, or egg noodles. Thin noodles will be served by default with your dish if a certain type of noodle is not selected. Clean, mild tasting broth integrated exceptionally well with oyster sauce. Generous servings of moist, tender and succulent pork served with strips of pickles, sliced red peppers, green bell peppers, onions, and green onions. Loved how the al dente thin noodles withstood piping hot broth from start to end. Especially loved how the pickles and veggies enhanced the broth! Located in Stix Asia with entrance closest to Kalākaua Ave. Would love to return and try other noodle soups, appetizers and desserts.

    Rand E.

    A sister restaurant from the original in Chinatown. We only had a few morsels to taste so couldn't give a better review. The beef brisket was full flavored and melted in your mouth. The chicken wing was tasty with a five spice seasoning (& maybe msg). Since I'm sensitive to msg...not to my liking. But the full menu looks intriguing and good for another try.

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    Yi Xin Cafe

    4.4
    (464 reviews)
    1.1 mi
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    What rock have I been living under? My first time here to celebrate my birthday with someone dear…read morefriends. Yi Xin Cafe does not disappoint! True Hong Kong style Chinese food! The food took me back to my days of travel to Hong Kong in the 90s. The stand were the salt, egg, fried chicken wings, as well as the curry crab, and the fried green beans with minced meat with sambal! Definitely I must try. Also, the Hong Kong MilkTea was excellent with a cute little frozen tea, teddy bear on it. Thoroughly enjoyed ourselves celebrating the service was excellent! Our server made great recommendations. I will definitely be back. Lots of parking available this place can get quite crowded so my recommendation would be to go in between lunch and dinner.

    I had been looking forward to eating at Yi Xi Cafe my entire trip because I kept hearing about…read moretheir Singapore chili crab and salted egg yolk dishes. Unfortunately, it was one of the biggest disappointments of my vacation. The Singapore crab completely missed the mark. Instead of the rich, savory, slightly sweet and spicy flavor I was expecting, it tasted like it was covered in plain tomato sauce with very little seasoning. There was no depth or authentic flavor at all. The salted egg yolk wings were just as disappointing. They were incredibly bland and lacked the rich, buttery, savory salted egg flavor that makes this dish so popular. I honestly don't understand why these are recommended as signature dishes. I came in with high expectations based on the reviews, but left wondering why anyone would recommend such bland, overly saucy food. There are far better places to experience authentic Singapore-style flavors. Worst meal of our trip.

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    Szechun spicy JJ chicken pot
    Impressive presentation that served with sizzling sound, but the beef was too well done & on the tough side.

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    Lee Ho Fook Restaurant

    Lee Ho Fook Restaurant

    4.5
    (283 reviews)
    3.2 mi
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    My wife and I had been craving good Chinese food for a while, so after finishing my workday in town…read moreand getting the suggestion from my wife that Chinese sounded good for takeout dinner, I crossed into Chinatown and tried Lee Ho Fook for the first time. The first thing I saw when I walked in was the owner making dumplings by hand. That immediately gave me the feeling I was in the right place. Growing up I watched my own Mom make our version of dumplings, so seeing that kind of care and craftsmanship felt familiar. The owner was warm and very welcoming, and as each dish was completed she brought it out fresh from the kitchen, which gave me a chance to taste the food while it was still steaming. It was hot, but I could not stop myself from sampling it :) Everything I ordered was delicious and clearly made fresh. I'll be honest though, watching the dumplings being prepared right in front of me was a real highlight. I'm sure that some of you out there can relate to this. I also had the chance to meet owner's mother and another gentleman who I believe may have been family, which added to the welcoming atmosphere. The restaurant is small, but it did not feel rushed. We had a good time talking story while the food was being prepared. It was a challenge for me to drive home with all that food in the back of my car. I was tempted to pull over and just indulge, but I remembered that I had to share it lol My summary? Good food, genuine hospitality, and a great first impression. I will definitely be back.

    Lee Ho Fook does one dish better than other places. Their minute chicken w cake noodles…read more They are a small husband and wife operation. The restaurant is small but kept clean. As longtime owners they have regulars who have their own favorites but even if you are a newcomer you will be treated cordially. I've seen solo diners come in and order won ton noodle soups and beef dishes. I've tried them but found they aren't nearly as good as several other places in Chinatown. The minute chicken is nicely charred and flavorful with a little gravy. Their cake noodle is one of the best in town. Combine them and you have their signature dish. If you enjoy cake noodles then almost other dish w the cake noodles will probably satisfy. But if it's your first time, or you want to try their best dish then minute chicken w cake noodles is the way to go.

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    Lunch @Lee Ho Fook Restaurant-; 3/30/2025. I Ordered one of my Fave,"Minute Chicken Cake Noodles!".Gravy separated also.So yummy their Food.
    Lunch @Lee Ho Fook Restaurant-; 3/30/2025. I Ordered one of my Fave,"Minute Chicken Cake Noodles!".Gravy separated also.So yummy their Food.
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    Kirin Restaurant

    Kirin Restaurant

    4.2
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    The moment I stepped in, Kirin Chinese Restaurant felt like a celebration of Chinese cuisine in…read moreHawaii. It's easily the best Chinese food I've had on the islands, and the experience left me impressed from start to finish. The dishes were consistently delicious, with vibrant flavors, quality ingredients, and thoughtful preparation. Each bite showcased balance and artistry typical of standout Chinese dining. Star dishes stood out for their aromatic profiles and generous portions. A few favorites offered comfort with a refined touch, elevating familiar favorites to something memorable. The menu seems well-curated to deliver both classic staples and chef-driven specials. Attentive, friendly, and efficient without hovering. The staff anticipated needs, explained menu options with enthusiasm. The timing between courses was spot-on, keeping the meal flowing smoothly. The staff's knowledge about each dish enhanced the overall dining experience. The dining room was inviting, comfortable, and suitable for both casual dinners and special occasions. Given the quality and portion sizes, the value felt very fair for Hawaii's dining scene. Kirin stands out as a top-tier Chinese restaurant in Hawaii, delivering extraordinary food and warm, professional service. If you're craving authentic flavors executed with care and flair, this is a must-visit.

    My husband and I came to Waikīkī and made the cardinal mistake of not making dinner reservations…read moreanywhere. We went out to have dinner and realized everywhere had an incredibly long wait time. We remembered passing Kirin and the menu looked good so I called to ask if they had a long wait. I was happy to hear there was no wait so we walked over and were immediately sat at a table. We eat Chinese food a lot and was happy to be back in a familiar environment. Our waitress was very kind and funny and the food was very tasty! The only issue we had is we felt there could have been a bit more chicken in the sweet and sour chicken. We ordered the 6-piece dim sum plate, hot tea, BBQ fried rice, and the sweet and sour chicken. Had we had known about the chicken we would have ordered a bit more food because we left a tad hungry still. We would still recommend this place!

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    Bo’s Kitchen

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    4.4
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    2.3 mi
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    Bo's is one of those places you want to tell everybody and nobody about. A hidden gem whose food…read moredelights the senses and leaves you feeling all warm and fuzzy after. Several visits later and we still haven't come across a dish we didn't like. Definitely recommend coming hungry- portions are the right size and they do not disappoint.

    Bo's kitchen offers Chinese comfort food at affordable prices and generous portions. I have been…read morehere a handful of times and have yet to be disappointed by their food. I ordered 5 items off their menu and they arranged for pick up time to be 30 minutes. Talk about fast! I got two beef brisket wonton noodle soups, a choi sum tofu noodle soup, their choi sum with oyster sauce, and the green beans with tofu. I also listed these in order of best to worst tasting, with the beans/tofu still being a satisfactory 8/10 (could be better with more sauce and if the garlic were more toasted.) The beef in the brisket soup was a bit lean (great if you're not looking for the fatty meat cuts), but I am one who loves pork belly, so just a tan bit lean. Overall, food was great and still hot by the time I got home with the take out order. Will definitely be back! FYI: there are limited parking stalls on the King street side, but if swing around back; there's a much bigger lot.

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    3.1
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    This Chinese restaurant has been around for a while serving up seafood and other delicious dishes…read more They're known for their lobster deals, and along with your traditional Chinese classics. We like the lobster, honey walnut shrimp, salted fish egg white fried rice, fried tofu, spinach with thousand year old eggs and many more. Definitely a nostalgic spot for myself, and it's usually busy. Our lobster was small last time and the sauce was watery. But overall would recommend. Check it out for your Chinese food fix!

    Food&service is good, enough space for everyone if you're in a big party, seafood options are…read moreabundant, and I often bring my family who are craving family style meals, but man today, I'm kinda bummed. Adding in 18 percent gratuity on a party of 4 sneakily and asking for my signature after writing in their own tip is outrageous. I'm usually a 20 percent tipper, I respect wait staff and genuinely respect what they do. We are great patrons of every restaurant and all of my reviews have shown my appreciation of them. Doing this is deceptive, do yourself a favor, when having lunch, or dinner, check your tip portion of the receipt and be sure that they don't add in their own tip and total. Ken was the server's name. I had them reprint the ticket at that time.

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    Jade Dynasty Seafood Restaurant

    Jade Dynasty Seafood Restaurant

    3.6
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    I haven't been here in a few YEARS after an okay experience my first time. However, friends…read moreinvited us here for a late dim sum a few weeks ago and we absolutely loved it. First off, no wait bc it was close to 1:30. Everything came out piping hot and fresh Out of all the dim sum places on the island, and I've tried them all, this is my new favorite Siu Mai 5/5 was my DD favorite Beef Ball had good flavor and texture Fried Pork Dumpling (ham siu gok) had water chestnut in it which was a first for me. But it worked! Egg tart 5/5 had a great crust and the bite with the filling was actually really good Ngl Pan fried Chives and Shrimp dumpling was tasty Definitely be back when I am back in town We also came here for dinner a few nights later. Note: they don't serve dim sum during dinner. There wasn't many seafood selection let alone fresh seafood. Clams were even out. Fresh Ong Choy and bbq pork was the highlights. Definitely more of a dim sum restaurant

    Jade's still a go-to dim sum option in town. Plentiful parking in the mall, and no wait at 11 am on…read morea Friday. Service is pretty quick. Can definitely find better dim sum on island but can't beat the convenience.

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    Venue: Jade Dynasty // AB Sign: Designed with Aloha // Backdrop + Table Linens: Elegance With Grace
    Venue: Jade Dynasty // AB Sign: Designed with Aloha // Backdrop + Table Linens: Elegance With Grace
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    King Restaurant & Bar

    King Restaurant & Bar

    4.1
    (282 reviews)
    1.5 mi
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    I was recently invited to attend a dinner for my part time job where I wasn't really keen to…read morepartake but was heavily persuaded to join them at King Restaurant & Bar (KRB) where I gave in. What a blessing that was as I was impressed with the food quality and attention to detail. There were many star dishes that impressed me and luckily had the honor to pack up the leftovers which I ended up sharing with family. They raved over the food from KRB, so I suggested we come here for dinner. To play it safe I called ahead and made a reservation for a round table as I tend to order an array of different dishes. To our surprise, KRB wasn't busy that weekday evening with both private dining rooms occupied and only one other table of 4 during our arrival. I asked the family what they wanted to eat and because they are big eaters who also enjoy leftovers, our initial food order consisted of 9 different dishes that included doubling up both noodle orders. Overall, our meal was above average with family favorites of tofu casserole that was so delicious that I ended up getting another one. The seafood crispy noodles were also phenomenal as it was executed well with great texture contrast and finesse in flavors. Personally I enjoyed the free range chicken with ginger onion sauce and the sautéed lamb with leeks. We also appreciated the complimentary dessert of chilled coconut milk tapioca. Service was above average as the staff were attentive to our needs and exchanged plates halfway during our dinner. The only setback for me was the ambiance as it was semi dark and dingy. The interior could use an upgrade. Recent returned visits to KRB is truly deserving of 5-stars from me. The food exceeded my expectations where it was worthy to drag my family here and have concluded KRB is deserving to be included in our rotation of restaurants to patronize.

    Went here for my friend's graduation party, it was great but some dishes are way better than others…read morefor sure. The fowl was amazing my gosh, but the crab was also awesome. Personally the oysters were quite soft and not what I expected. It was a bit disorienting to bite into it. Place is relatively big and is chinese style with the spinning table.

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    Honey walnut shrimp
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    Har gow (shrimp dumplings) & shrimp look fun.

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