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Omg I don't know why I keep passing this place by. I've been to Hawaii a few times and each time I just walk pass this place. This place makes the bomb handrolls. Im not an inari fan, but I bet you its prob really good. One thing was that it closed early at 4pm instead of 6pm. That was so sad because I wanted to get some rolls en route to the airport. I had the hokate, ikura, eel, and the poke handrolls. They were so fresh. The seaweed comes in a plastic wrap so it doesnt get soggy. Its really good. You order and then they make the rolls. I had to make sure the lady got it correct because she seemed a little confused. She pulled out a little paper and I pointed to the items. It's part of a strip along Don Quitote. Maybe thats why I kept walking pass it. However, don't let the appearance of this little stall deceive you.
Tried the inari bombs with shoyu ahi and spicy ahi. The flavors were good and fresh, and I liked the idea of turning poke into a fun, handheld bite. That said, it was just okay for me overall. I wish the poke pieces were cut smaller and more bite-sized -- it would've made the texture better balanced and easier to eat in one clean bite. Creative concept and solid flavor, just hoping for a little more refinement in the portion size next time.
Having missed out on the first anniversary special of $1 inari bombs at Inari Factory earlier this year, I was glad it did a year and a half anniversary with $1.50 inari bombs! Gonna be $2 at two years? Inari Factory is an eatery by Don Quijote itself, so you might find some of their items similar to the poke/seafood bar inside. It's located right outside at the food court. With any kind of sushi, the quality of rice and the preparation of the rice is of utmost importance, so seeing a sign that the rice is nanatsuboshi rice from Hokkaido is a great sign. It was prepared well enough. The anniversary special only pertained to specific toppings, and you can choose from inari bombs or hand rolls. We went with Unagi, Tobikko, and Ahi Tuna bombs with Spicy Tuna and Crab Salad hand rolls. Everything was pretty good. Portions were generous. Flavor was all right. Unagi was the best, followed by the crab salad. Nothing exciting, but still more than acceptable and would return to try other items. Service was efficient and I like how everything was nicely prepared and neatly boxed.
Hawaii is a melting pot of its multiethnic population. This environment brings people together from all over which also introduces fusion cuisine. Step in Inari Factory (IF), which brings together Hawaii and Japan. Poke, which has also gained popularity nationwide, is a Hawaiian dish that uses raw fish that is combined with seasonings (i.e. sea salt, chili flakes) and condiments (i.e. Hawaiian seaweed, kukui nuts, onions). Pair this with inari, which is sushi rice that is stuffed into a seasoned deep-fried tofu that is shaped in a rectangle box. IF opened in January 2024, located in one of the stalls of the left-hand side entrance of Don Quijote. They boast these fancy inaris that is topped with assorted toppings, with popular ones being fresh ahi and salmon. I've noticed IF via social media and my sister previously bought me some to try when they had a promotion, but I never made my way over to their store front until just recently. In my recollection, the inari was good but was advised of the cost. Keep in mind that Japan rice is used here, so it may seem pricey, but in my opinion, this is justified of its high-quality ingredients, execution and final product. A former colleague recently came back to the islands from Japan with her nephew and wanted to meet up. We agreed on Don Quijote as the office we were going to is just across the street next. After our business matters were settled, they wanted to grab a quick lunch before going shopping at Ala Moana, and I suggested IF of its proximity and originality as these poke inari are not available in Japan. To seal the deal, I advised that it was their last day of their 1.5 yr anniversary sale of $1.50 for either inari or hand rolls. Our lucky stars were sure aligned as there was a minimal line as we arrived at 12:36pm. We were third in line and while waiting we took out our cameras and started snapping away. The next thing I noticed the line grew and now had about 10 people behind us in line waiting. The anniversary sale offerings were limited as salmon options were sold out. You could select from spicy ahi poke, shoyu ahi poke, imitation crab, ocean salad, tobiko, and unagi. For the hand rolls, they had spicy ahi poke, shoyu ahi poke, imitation crab and natto. Majority of these items were premade so ordering was simple and quick. You told the staff your items which was marked on a sheet and another staff packaged your order accordingly. The line moved quickly. After paying, you're given a number. Within a few minutes our number was called and off we went. We opted to eat at the dining area of the food court at Don Quixote to save time. We snapped a few pics and started to dig in. I got 2 each of the spicy ahi and shoyu ahi poke inari, along with 1 spicy ahi hand roll. I was impressed on the execution as the flavors were bold and fish quality. The rice was perfect. I was concerned about possibly mushy rice and unnecessary teriyaki sauce drizzle on top as I've experienced at other places. Overdressing the protein is not my cup of tea when it comes to seafood. My out of town guests were flabbergasted of this concept as poke inari doesn't exist where they're from. They were in awe of the fish quality and the flavors. Huge hit and an amazing, quick and tasty lunch where it didn't break the bank. Overall, a great first experience ordering in person at IF where I'm indeed a fan. Although the anniversary sale is over, the inari here would make a meal or Scooby snack that's tasty and satisfying.
I was so excited for this place because I love inari sushi! This place is located outside of Don Quixote Kaheka. They specialize in inari bombs or stuffed inari but they also have hand rolls or temaki. I decided to try their deluxe unagi and seared salmon. They costed a bit extra (+$1 each). The regular inari bombs were 2 for $5 included some poke selection, imitation crab, ocean salad & tobiko. At 2 for $7 I was expecting a pretty decent sized inari. I was a bit disappointed when it was pretty small (2 biter for me). The unagi did have shredded tamago (scrambled egg) under the unagi. The seared salmon was also disappointing because it was fully cooked, not just seared on top. Maybe I misunderstood? Idk. The inari wrapper or abura-age was also a bit dry for my liking. You definitely need a drink to wash it all down. Overall, I'm glad I tried this place out but would not return.
Still 5 stars all the way! Ingredients are fresh and delicious. The staff is efficient and friendly. So glad this business is still going strong! Their anniversary special is a great deal but even at regular price this place is well worth it. It you haven't stopped by to give them a try you should.
@fortunefoodfinds: "RICE n' shine! A variety of Inari Bombs (sushi rice stuffed in seasoned fried tofu pouches) from Inari Factory outside of Don Quijote Honolulu. Aburi wagyu beef, aburi fresh salmon, aburi unagi, spicy ahi poke, shoyu ahi poke, imitation crab, ocean salad, n' gari ginger. Can be a snack or meal, but getting 8pcs is the best deal! Btw check out Don Don Donki's mini canvas tote. If you DON know, now you know!" Staff: friendly Interior: window stand Exterior: shared picnic style table seating Wait time: 10 mins Parking: lot Overall comments: it's been a minute since I last had Inari Factory. What's changed? The portion size of the inari bombs n' the topping options. Last year the inari bombs were at least double in size n' they used to offer garlic shrimp. Other than that, the sushi rice n' tofu pouches are still very tasty n' the toppings were piled on just enough to not make a complete mess. The 8pc deal is worth it n' with other food vendors around, you're most likely going to share it.
Came here during their $1 anniversary sale which was super dealz!! Luckily I went on their first day around 2pm and there wasn't much of a line to order but I did have to wait 45 min to receive the food. It's a really small window and kitchen those poor workers couldn't really work efficiently in there. I ordered the spicy salmon, spicy ahi, shoyu salmon, shoyu tuna & unagi. All of them were good but our favorite was the shoyu salmon. We didn't care much for the unagi - it laid on a bed of shredded tamago and didn't really go together. They were advertised as their new "easy to eat" size so I was expecting them to be really small but was surprised they were still decently sized since I got full after eating about 6 of them! I'll def come back to try their regular sizes!
We ordered the specials they offered for their 2nd year anniversary & every piece we ordered was pretty yummy! But it would've been nice if we had all of our orders. The girl forgot our 2 shoyu poke inari. Thought my other half had gotten a separate box or container with it while I was paying but he told me no. We was gonna call but they don't have a phone number. Total came out to nearly $26. Knocked a star down because of that & there's no phone number/a way to contact them about it. UPDATE: I've returned to the place & showed them the pic & amount paid of what was given on the day it happened & let them know it was hard to get in contact with them considering there was no contact information if something went wrong etc. The same aunty who rung me up that day was the cashier today so we got the order correctly, kindly helped & fixed the girl's error & gave me the missing 2 shoyu inari free. Took pics of what I ordered for my uncle & for my other half & I. Will go back again because, they're pretty good. Arigatou for the meal & assistance in fixing someone else's error. God bless!
Their inari - tofu skin and rice - was good! Flavorful and even though it's premade and kept cold, the rice still had good texture. I've tried their salmon and ahi poke flavors, imitation crab, Wagyu beef and aburi salmon. Out of everything I'd say Wagyu beef was the best. The poke was ok. The salmon one had a fish bone in it so be careful!!! The other flavors were just ok. Service was a bit slow. Their ordering system doesn't make sense. I spoke my order, and the staff had to look through a long list of items in the paper order sheet to check it, so that took some time even I was just ordering 2 already-made inari from the display window. Someone in front of me had a large order and I was just standing there for 10-15 mins waiting to order my 2 pieces. The handrolls in the display case were already made and I could see the nori being a little soggy already. I hope they weren't selling those. There's also a lot of rice in it with just little protein at the top. I think handrolls have to be made to order. I think I only really enjoyed the Wagyu beef inari from my entire order. It's conveniently located outside Don Quijote of kahaka with plenty of parking (at least in their adjacent secondary lot). I was hoping I would like this place just as much as another inari place in town but sadly it wasn't for me. Hope they will come up with more interesting flavors and improve on the quality.
Frequently passing by this place every time we go to Don Quijote & always wanted to try it since I love inari. Friend told me they were having their 1st anniversary sale and each piece was $1 so decided to check it out. Went around 12pm & the line was past the Don Quijote entrance! Waited for almost 2 hours to order and then another 45mins to get our food. We ordered spicy ahi, shoyu ahi, takoyaki, unagi, and tobiko. The aburaage (tofu skin) and rice were seasoned well! They pack the inari with a good amount of filling so it took me 2-3 bites to eat it. The unagi and takoyaki were okay, just takoyaki balls and unagi with shredded egg on top. I liked the tobiko, fresh and very crunchy. The shoyu ahi was really good! Ahi was fresh and seasoned well. Our favorite was the spicy ahi. Big chunks and good flavor to them. Would definitely get the spicy ahi again. My husband went the next day to order when they opened and waited around 40mins so not as bad as the day before. They got our order wrong and gave us shoyu ahi instead of spicy ahi. Kinda disappointed but we just took the ahi & made our own spicy ahi sauce so it turned out good.
Quality of food is 5 stars ! Excellent superb taste & freshness. But do they really open at 11 am because yesterday we were there at around 11:15 am & the man inside said they weren't open yet. Will be back definitely !
Update on Inari factory since I was inside Don Quijote decided to have lunch at Inari factory. Last time I knew it was a lot so this time only got the 4 pak lol I ordered their Shoyu Salmon, spicy ahi, shoyu Ahi and Imitation crab
3 months ago
I was lucky enough to try Inari Factory during their flash sale last month! $1.50/piece! 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! read more
My wife and I stopped by Inari Factory to grab a set of four inari bombs. Between the two of us, we ordered 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. read more
One of the stalls right outside the entrance of Don Quijote. It's a premade, pay and eat right away kind of place. they have selections of ready to eat, hand foods that you can order, pay, and eat within 10 minutes when you're in a rush, which is convenient! There's outdoor tables as well if you want to stay and eat, but it does get packed so be wary or where you're eating. as for pricing, it's alright, i paid as much as a mini plate lunch somewhere else for 3 pcs. so expect to pay between $10-20 if you want to be full. Quality is just as good as inside donq as well. (I think it's the same distributor for the ingredients). Just a good place to try once in a while or if you're on the go! read more
Omg I don't know why I keep passing this place by. I've been to Hawaii a few times and each time I just walk pass this place. This place makes the bomb handrolls. Im not an inari fan, but I bet you its prob really good. One thing was that it closed early at 4pm instead of 6pm. That was so sad because I wanted to get some rolls en route to the airport. I had the hokate, ikura, eel, and the poke handrolls. They were so fresh. The seaweed comes in a plastic wrap so it doesnt get soggy. Its really good. You order and then they make the rolls. I had to make sure the lady got it correct because she seemed a little confused. She pulled out a little paper and I pointed to the items. It's part of a strip along Don Quitote. Maybe thats why I kept walking pass it. However, don't let the appearance of this little stall deceive you. read more
8 months ago
Tried the inari bombs with shoyu ahi and spicy ahi. The flavors were good and fresh, and I liked the idea of turning poke into a fun, handheld bite. That said, it was just okay for me overall. I wish the poke pieces were cut smaller and more bite-sized -- it would've made the texture better balanced and easier to eat in one clean bite. Creative concept and solid flavor, just hoping for a little more refinement in the portion size next time. read more
Having missed out on the first anniversary special of $1 inari bombs at Inari Factory earlier this year, I was glad it did a year and a half anniversary with $1.50 inari bombs! Gonna be $2 at two years? Inari Factory is an eatery by Don Quijote itself, so you might find some of their items similar to the poke/seafood bar inside. It's located right outside at the food court. With any kind of sushi, the quality of rice and the preparation of the rice is of utmost importance, so seeing a sign that the rice is nanatsuboshi rice from Hokkaido is a great sign. It was prepared well enough. The anniversary special only pertained to specific toppings, and you can choose from inari bombs or hand rolls. We went with Unagi, Tobikko, and Ahi Tuna bombs with Spicy Tuna and Crab Salad hand rolls. Everything was pretty good. Portions were generous. Flavor was all right. Unagi was the best, followed by the crab salad. Nothing exciting, but still more than acceptable and would return to try other items. Service was efficient and I like how everything was nicely prepared and neatly boxed. read more
Hawaii is a melting pot of its multiethnic population. This environment brings people together from all over which also introduces fusion cuisine. Step in Inari Factory (IF), which brings together Hawaii and Japan. Poke, which has also gained popularity nationwide, is a Hawaiian dish that uses raw fish that is combined with seasonings (i.e. sea salt, chili flakes) and condiments (i.e. Hawaiian seaweed, kukui nuts, onions). Pair this with inari, which is sushi rice that is stuffed into a seasoned deep-fried tofu that is shaped in a rectangle box. IF opened in January 2024, located in one of the stalls of the left-hand side entrance of Don Quijote. They boast these fancy inaris that is topped with assorted toppings, with popular ones being fresh ahi and salmon. I've noticed IF via social media and my sister previously bought me some to try when they had a promotion, but I never made my way over to their store front until just recently. In my recollection, the inari was good but was advised of the cost. Keep in mind that Japan rice is used here, so it may seem pricey, but in my opinion, this is justified of its high-quality ingredients, execution and final product. A former colleague recently came back to the islands from Japan with her nephew and wanted to meet up. We agreed on Don Quijote as the office we were going to is just across the street next. After our business matters were settled, they wanted to grab a quick lunch before going shopping at Ala Moana, and I suggested IF of its proximity and originality as these poke inari are not available in Japan. To seal the deal, I advised that it was their last day of their 1.5 yr anniversary sale of $1.50 for either inari or hand rolls. Our lucky stars were sure aligned as there was a minimal line as we arrived at 12:36pm. We were third in line and while waiting we took out our cameras and started snapping away. The next thing I noticed the line grew and now had about 10 people behind us in line waiting. The anniversary sale offerings were limited as salmon options were sold out. You could select from spicy ahi poke, shoyu ahi poke, imitation crab, ocean salad, tobiko, and unagi. For the hand rolls, they had spicy ahi poke, shoyu ahi poke, imitation crab and natto. Majority of these items were premade so ordering was simple and quick. You told the staff your items which was marked on a sheet and another staff packaged your order accordingly. The line moved quickly. After paying, you're given a number. Within a few minutes our number was called and off we went. We opted to eat at the dining area of the food court at Don Quixote to save time. We snapped a few pics and started to dig in. I got 2 each of the spicy ahi and shoyu ahi poke inari, along with 1 spicy ahi hand roll. I was impressed on the execution as the flavors were bold and fish quality. The rice was perfect. I was concerned about possibly mushy rice and unnecessary teriyaki sauce drizzle on top as I've experienced at other places. Overdressing the protein is not my cup of tea when it comes to seafood. My out of town guests were flabbergasted of this concept as poke inari doesn't exist where they're from. They were in awe of the fish quality and the flavors. Huge hit and an amazing, quick and tasty lunch where it didn't break the bank. Overall, a great first experience ordering in person at IF where I'm indeed a fan. Although the anniversary sale is over, the inari here would make a meal or Scooby snack that's tasty and satisfying. read more
I was so excited for this place because I love inari sushi! This place is located outside of Don Quixote Kaheka. They specialize in inari bombs or stuffed inari but they also have hand rolls or temaki. I decided to try their deluxe unagi and seared salmon. They costed a bit extra (+$1 each). The regular inari bombs were 2 for $5 included some poke selection, imitation crab, ocean salad & tobiko. At 2 for $7 I was expecting a pretty decent sized inari. I was a bit disappointed when it was pretty small (2 biter for me). The unagi did have shredded tamago (scrambled egg) under the unagi. The seared salmon was also disappointing because it was fully cooked, not just seared on top. Maybe I misunderstood? Idk. The inari wrapper or abura-age was also a bit dry for my liking. You definitely need a drink to wash it all down. Overall, I'm glad I tried this place out but would not return. read more
Still 5 stars all the way! Ingredients are fresh and delicious. The staff is efficient and friendly. So glad this business is still going strong! Their anniversary special is a great deal but even at regular price this place is well worth it. It you haven't stopped by to give them a try you should. read more
@fortunefoodfinds: "RICE n' shine! A variety of Inari Bombs (sushi rice stuffed in seasoned fried tofu pouches) from Inari Factory outside of Don Quijote Honolulu. Aburi wagyu beef, aburi fresh salmon, aburi unagi, spicy ahi poke, shoyu ahi poke, imitation crab, ocean salad, n' gari ginger. Can be a snack or meal, but getting 8pcs is the best deal! Btw check out Don Don Donki's mini canvas tote. If you DON know, now you know!" Staff: friendly Interior: window stand Exterior: shared picnic style table seating Wait time: 10 mins Parking: lot Overall comments: it's been a minute since I last had Inari Factory. What's changed? The portion size of the inari bombs n' the topping options. Last year the inari bombs were at least double in size n' they used to offer garlic shrimp. Other than that, the sushi rice n' tofu pouches are still very tasty n' the toppings were piled on just enough to not make a complete mess. The 8pc deal is worth it n' with other food vendors around, you're most likely going to share it. read more
Came here during their $1 anniversary sale which was super dealz!! Luckily I went on their first day around 2pm and there wasn't much of a line to order but I did have to wait 45 min to receive the food. It's a really small window and kitchen those poor workers couldn't really work efficiently in there. I ordered the spicy salmon, spicy ahi, shoyu salmon, shoyu tuna & unagi. All of them were good but our favorite was the shoyu salmon. We didn't care much for the unagi - it laid on a bed of shredded tamago and didn't really go together. They were advertised as their new "easy to eat" size so I was expecting them to be really small but was surprised they were still decently sized since I got full after eating about 6 of them! I'll def come back to try their regular sizes! read more
8 months ago
We ordered the specials they offered for their 2nd year anniversary & every piece we ordered was pretty yummy! But it would've been nice if we had all of our orders. The girl forgot our 2 shoyu poke inari. Thought my other half had gotten a separate box or container with it while I was paying but he told me no. We was gonna call but they don't have a phone number. Total came out to nearly $26. Knocked a star down because of that & there's no phone number/a way to contact them about it. UPDATE: I've returned to the place & showed them the pic & amount paid of what was given on the day it happened & let them know it was hard to get in contact with them considering there was no contact information if something went wrong etc. The same aunty who rung me up that day was the cashier today so we got the order correctly, kindly helped & fixed the girl's error & gave me the missing 2 shoyu inari free. Took pics of what I ordered for my uncle & for my other half & I. Will go back again because, they're pretty good. Arigatou for the meal & assistance in fixing someone else's error. God bless! read more
2 years ago
Their inari - tofu skin and rice - was good! Flavorful and even though it's premade and kept cold, the rice still had good texture. I've tried their salmon and ahi poke flavors, imitation crab, Wagyu beef and aburi salmon. Out of everything I'd say Wagyu beef was the best. The poke was ok. The salmon one had a fish bone in it so be careful!!! The other flavors were just ok. Service was a bit slow. Their ordering system doesn't make sense. I spoke my order, and the staff had to look through a long list of items in the paper order sheet to check it, so that took some time even I was just ordering 2 already-made inari from the display window. Someone in front of me had a large order and I was just standing there for 10-15 mins waiting to order my 2 pieces. The handrolls in the display case were already made and I could see the nori being a little soggy already. I hope they weren't selling those. There's also a lot of rice in it with just little protein at the top. I think handrolls have to be made to order. I think I only really enjoyed the Wagyu beef inari from my entire order. It's conveniently located outside Don Quijote of kahaka with plenty of parking (at least in their adjacent secondary lot). I was hoping I would like this place just as much as another inari place in town but sadly it wasn't for me. Hope they will come up with more interesting flavors and improve on the quality. read more
2 years ago
Frequently passing by this place every time we go to Don Quijote & always wanted to try it since I love inari. Friend told me they were having their 1st anniversary sale and each piece was $1 so decided to check it out. Went around 12pm & the line was past the Don Quijote entrance! Waited for almost 2 hours to order and then another 45mins to get our food. We ordered spicy ahi, shoyu ahi, takoyaki, unagi, and tobiko. The aburaage (tofu skin) and rice were seasoned well! They pack the inari with a good amount of filling so it took me 2-3 bites to eat it. The unagi and takoyaki were okay, just takoyaki balls and unagi with shredded egg on top. I liked the tobiko, fresh and very crunchy. The shoyu ahi was really good! Ahi was fresh and seasoned well. Our favorite was the spicy ahi. Big chunks and good flavor to them. Would definitely get the spicy ahi again. My husband went the next day to order when they opened and waited around 40mins so not as bad as the day before. They got our order wrong and gave us shoyu ahi instead of spicy ahi. Kinda disappointed but we just took the ahi & made our own spicy ahi sauce so it turned out good. read more
Update on Inari factory since I was inside Don Quijote decided to have lunch at Inari factory. Last time I knew it was a lot so this time only got the 4 pak lol I ordered their Shoyu Salmon, spicy ahi, shoyu Ahi and Imitation crab read more
Located right outside of Don Quijote in the Ala Moana area, I was excited to see that the menu has expanded to include hand rolls, but disappointed that their inari bombs shrunk in size. Other changes that I noticed are there isn't any garlic shrimp and the tobiko doesn't come with shredded egg anymore. Otherwise, this is still a great value for sushi. At my most recent visit, I ordered 8 pieces of inari for $15.99. I chose two shoyu ahi, two spicy ahi, one spicy salmon, one tobiko, one imitation crab, and one ocean salad. read more
1 year ago
I stopped by early in the day and was intrigued with the selection as there was a bunch of premade temaki in the window display. Staff was friendly and thorough - very helpful. As the customer ahead of me had a larger order they were working on packing both his and my order at the same time. I was impressed with the size of the temaki and cute box displays at first glance. When we took it home we were surprised with the wrapping. There is a pull tab to unravel the plastic wrap which separates the rice from the nori - very fancy and great for the car ride home cause it still tasted fresh. We were a little disappointed as the toppings (in my case spicy ahi tuna) only sat at the very top of the cone. so once you eat the top layer the whole rice cone is just rice. Still it was very tasty and I would like to try more. read more
These inaris are huge and look really appetizing! The rice was good and so were the toppings. I am not sure how to eat them without spilling or breaking into pieces. Two inaris will fill you up. The service was pretty slow but the girl looked new. I think they are decently priced and very convenienet as it is adjacent to Don Quijote. read more
5 months ago
Super cute place! I had the unagi inari and the imitation crab inari. The food was super fresh! Perfect snack! read more
2 years ago
I had no idea what inari sushi was before so visited *Inari Factory*, and I have to say, this place is a hidden gem for anyone craving delicious, unique sushi! Not sure if my favorite type of sushi just yet but the deal they had was unbeatable. They were celebrating one anniversary so each piece was only a $1 we got to try some different types! Everything was fresh and delicious but definitely a bit different from classic sushi. The highlight of my meal was the poke looking one and the seaweed one! For anyone looking to try something different or just craving a great sushi experience, *Inari Factory* should definitely be on your radar. I can't wait to come back and try more of their unique offerings! read more
Honestly, inari isn't my favorite. However, the fact that theirs is overflowing with poke or whatever topping you choose, is awesome! Sometimes I can't finish a poke bowl, but their inari with the spicy ahi is just enough bites to satisfy my craving. I also liked the ocean salad topped inari. Each piece is about 3-4 bite size for me. So I feel the price, portion and quality is well worth it. Service was satisfactory. The worker was pleasant enough and I didn't wait too long. The tables outside Don Q could definitely use a good wash down though. It was so sticky. Other than that, I would return here and I highly recommend you try it for yourself. read more
This place is located right outside of the Kaheka Don Quijote. Choosing their inari sushi is like going to a donut shop. The sushi is displayed in a glass case so you can visually see what you're getting. The amount of topping on each inari is a lot and the sushi itself is larger in size compared to other places. I only tried the Spicy Ahi and Ocean Salad and both were very tasty. My husband only had a few Spicy Ahi and plain inari. Due to the amount of toppings they serve, he transferred some of it and made a few more using the plain sushi. My kids ordered the Combo and loved all of it. Parking is hard to find at this location and the parking spaces are small but I will definitely return! read more
3 years ago
Read some yelp reviews and they said it was good. We decided to try it today after going shopping for groceries again. Hehe. I ordered the combo D. Includes 2 shoyu ahi Inari cones, 1 imitation crab Inari, and ocean salad Inari. My husband decided to go individual picks. 2 Inari, imitation crab, and ocean salad Inari. Came home with our goods and 1st opened my box and it was overflowing but also messy. Oh well at least the ingredients on each Inari was filled. I thought it was fresh in the poke but too much Inari cone sushi taste. Everyone is filled with Inari cones. A little to much for me. Will be back but maybe only buy certain types and don't go overboard read more
I was on my way to Don Quijote and saw this new food stall. They were selling these inari bombs that are popular these days. They sell regular inari bombs and also the yuzu flavored ones (inari age infused with yuzu). The cashier told me that they alternate days and that they were selling the yuzu ones that day. Perfect! Those are the ones that I wanted to try. I got four of the individual ones: ahi poke shoyu $3.99, salmon poke spicy $3.99, garlic shrimp $3.99 and unagi $3.99. They came with a generous amount of toppings. The spicy salmon was on the bland side. The unagi was good with the unagi sauce they put on it. It also had shredded egg on the unagi inari. The shoyu poke had perfect seasoning. The garlic shrimp was lightly floured and had soy beans. They only use rice from Japan, so the rice was nice and fluffy. I could taste the mirin in the rice and it went nicely with the yuzu inari age. If you get a chance get the yuzu one. I'm not sure on what days, so you'll have to call and check. read more
2 years ago
My family and I needed a quick snack after shopping at Don Quijote Kaheka. The overstuffed inari in the storefront glass caught my eye. They had a variety: ahi poke, spicy ahi, spicy salmon, unagi, garlic shrimp, etc. I asked the cashier what the most popular one was and she said the spicy ahi. I decided to try it out and it was a great snack. The rice is from Japan and seasoned well, wrapped in a flavorful inari wrap, and topped with a hefty scoop of poke. If you are expecting top quality, this isn't it. They use previously frozen. However, for the cost and amount they give, I think $3.99 was a good deal! read more
Lunch in Honolulu, Hawaii... I read my friends' reviews for Inari Factory and decided to go! Thanks, Irene and Terrance, for the heads up! Located in front of Don Quijote on Kaheka Street, Inari Factory is one of the many food vendors. It just opened on 1-22-24. We parked across the street in the free covered parking lot. Hours of operation: 10am to 6pm daily Service was friendly and efficient! I decided on Combo B: 2 ahi poke, unagi, imitation crab salad, ocean salad, and garlic shrimp with edamame. Everything was tasty and filling! The rice and aburage had good consistency! We sat outdoors at the picnic tables and benches... with the feral birds at our feet... LOL! Next time, I would get the beef and the salmon... á la carte... just to try everything! read more
As we visited Don Quijote for some essentials, we noticed the Inari Factory on the outside which had a nice variety of delicious Inari displayed in the window. I just had to grab one on the way out and chose their Ahi Poke Inari. Everything is freshly made and great in size! I highly recommend getting a fork or something because its incredibly messy because of its generous size. The lady who assisted me didn't really say anything but was quick to grab my order. The Ahi was fresh and I think the price was reasonable. For one inari it was $3.99 but it was filling and large. Just make sure you have a lot of napkins if you don't use anything but your hands LOL! If you enjoy Inari, I think this is a place to check out. read more
Congratulations on your grand opening!! Inari Factory is the newest vendor to open right outside Don Quijote Kaheka between WagyuKushi and Yama-chan and what a fun concept that we've been seeing around town. No fancy name just exactly what it is Inari sushi which is the seasoned deep fried tofu creates a pocket which is stuffed with sushi rice and typically is eaten just as is and the twist has been topping with various savory items and here there are a dozen choices of toppings each prices vary between $2.99 and $3.99. I couldn't decide and got combo C which has six pieces.. Ahi Poke(Spicy) 2pcs, Unagi 1pcs, Garlic Shrimp 1pcs, Ocean Salad 1pcs, Imitation Crab 1pcs All packed tightly on a box which is nice and secure though the smell of the shrimp is strong and not very appealing for me personally. The service here is a delight and they are newly opened January 22nd 2024 and they do certainly pile it on thick as I'm not sure where and how to begin engorging this. Thank you! read more
Located right outside of don quijote. Super attractive display, huge mounds of seafood on the inari. It's like $4 a piece though. I thought I'd just give it a try since I wanted a snack. Ordered a spicy ahi and a shoyu? The ride and inari were pleasant to eat, but the poke was not. Cubed way too large and just not seasoned well. Definitely not worth the money. The cashier was kind though. Nice lady. read more
2 years ago
We always pass this stall at don quijote but this past weekend they had their $1 anniversary special! So we got 7 inari for a little over 7$! It was really fresh and we were surprised that it wasn't too busy. The just had to wait for the wagyu ones, so it was relatively out fast. read more
LOVED Inari factory!! When shopping at Donki, be sure to save room for them when walking out. Their shoyu ahi is def my fav and is very filling too. After eating 2 of them, I was stuffed. Prices are very reasonable at $3.99 each. Highly recommend checking em out! read more
3 years ago
Maybe, my expectations were set a little too high. So I'll start off with the positives. -huge portions -fairly cheap for how much you're getting Negatives -miso ahi was EXTREMELY ... EXTREMELY salty Maybe, I ordered the wrong things? But would I go back again? Prob not. Inari itself was good, nothing spectacular. Sushi rice tasted well, spicy ahi to me wasn't spicy at all. Again, Miso Ahi was EXTREMELY... EXTREMELY salty. Would never recommend that one. Tobiko was prob my favorite. read more
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