It has been years since I last visited Kitchen Delight for the Shock & Awe breakfast, sure miss those days when breakfast was only $1.75. Slowly going up now @ $5.00 but still low compared to other businesses for breakfast. Decided to make a stop here for our breakfast before we continue the day's adventure. I ordered 2 breakfast plate wanted to sub for fried rice for .50 more but they sold out on fried rice. a breakfast plate of spam and Portuguese sausage with over- easy style eggs for both. The eggs, spam, sausage were cooked just like how we love it, I would make cook this for us but I am too lazy and I just can't get my eggs to come out over-easy like this, hehe so for $5. it is more convenient just to stop here for our breakfast. Street parking still limited , everything still the same, cash only, hole in the wall, okazuya, daily specials, just no more Aunty Gladys & they are trying to keep the prices low in this economy! read more

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Driving around Wahiawa this morning my fellow co-workers decided to stop by this place where they sell $5 breakfast Wow! Deals . Located corner of California Ave and Mango St . Establishment is called Kitchen Delight they also sell Okazuya as well . We went for the breakfast 2 eggs of your choice and meats including Spam, Portuguese Sausage, luncheon meat , ham, and hot dogs .All for $5 what a deal lots of phone orders along with take outs .Service is fast and friendly so if you're in the area check them out . Support local read more

Kitchen Delight - Menu - Hawaiian Near Me - Wahiawā, Hawaii

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If you know, you know. Kitchen Delight has been a staple for me since their original days as Gladys Delicatessen -- and the quality and local feel have stayed consistent all these years. I'm obsessed with their okazuya options. The key is to go early if you want the full spread while everything's hot and freshly stocked. If you come later, some of the favorites might be gone -- they sell out for a reason. If okazuya is running low, their breakfast plates are HUGE and super affordable, so you're still winning. All the aunties have been there forever and run the place quick and straight to the point -- no fluff, just efficient local service. It's busy often (for good reason), so calling ahead is possible, but don't be surprised if they don't answer during rush times. Plenty of street parking nearby, but remember it's cash only, so come prepared. Classic Wahiawa comfort food that never disappoints. read more

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Aunty greeting smile at Kitchen Delight: ($10) Double plate: 4 over-easy eggs, 6 pieces Portuguese Sausages; ($1) scoop of Shoyu hotdogs; and ($2) scoop of Adobo turkey tails. This plate was loaded and skilled with 4 complete eggs laid perfectly over a bed of fresh rice. Only $13.00 cash! Complimentary condiment table at the checkout: Aloha shoyu, ketchup, salt/pepper, Sriracha, Tabasco, and Umami garlicky spicy vinegar sauce. read more

Kitchen Delight - Double Over-easy, Portuguese sausage, side order: Sweet Longanisa, Mochiko chicken, and Teri Turkey-tail. - Hawaiian Near Me - Wahiawā, Hawaii

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The only option for an okazuya in Wahiawa. This used to be a solid option for a cheap breakfast, but good times don't last. The shock and awe is now 5 bucks and the portions are the same. Slightly harder to justify. The okazu foods are just ok. Ordered a hamburger patty and some shrimp tempura. It was cold, but ok. Overall not a bad place, just not as much a deal as it used to be... read more

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Cash Only!!!!! I love okazuya food especially when they look like they were in business for a long time. Located on Mango street across Storage place, easy to find. Street parking is available but you must look. We got lucky as we found parking right outside. It was a busy street. As I walked in I notice how open it was with a the food showcase and a cashier up in the back. Looked like there was a sit in dining area because of the floor space inside before walking towards the back of the store. There were so many options, I was so excited. I decided to try fried chicken, chow fun, fish patty, veggie lumpia, hot dog , egg, maki sushi. Truth is I was disappointed because everything was not drained, very oily, and there was no taste. Looks like they were shorting the dashi and salt. I was actually disappointed. The price was reasonable for the portion which is a plus for everyone. I'm a very harsh critiquer and I'm willing to try again. Maybe it was an off day? I was hoping to get the mom and pops old school secret recipe and taste. Satisfaction? thumbs down, oily and no taste Would I come again? if I'm in the area and have CASH. But I like giving second chances. Mood? **Two stars for taste , THREE stars for good price and portion. I hope this helps. What is good there that everyone gets? Or would you know another mom and pops okazuya store? read more

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We were planning to go to Guieb for breakfast but found a parking space in front of Kitchen Delight. Fast change we will pick up for breakfast and lunch from here and take home. Small, few tables to dine in, counter to place orders or select from their prepared local Japanese type okazu food behind the glass. Note: update- The breakfast is now listed as $5.00 on their menu board. Lots of items caught my eye. The lady next to me told me she wanted to try one of everything on one plate- we giggled. I chose 2 each of: hot dog sticks, hamburger, fried chicken, longanisa 1 of: Vegetable tempura Potato tempura 1 serving Fried saimin 1 serving kimpira gobo These were to share with hubs, not all for me. My favorites were the crispy edges on the sweet potato(purple) tempura, longanisa and tender gobo. Afterthought I should have gotten a plain musubi it would have gone well with the flavor of the gobo. The cook seems to have a heavy hand on seasoning IMHO(salty) but perhaps some might like that. The fried saimin not so much flavor as the rest. Might be perfect to take down to the beach and chase down with ice cold water, Diet Coke or maybe something stronger. The vegetable tempura and fried chicken(huge, $4 a piece) looked awesome but was fried a bit too long so difficult to tear apart to eat. I grew up eating okazuya from Honda Delicatessan ( long gone) for elementary school field trips located across from the original Liliha Bakery. Those flavors from the past are hard for me to forget. Fast food chains seem to have replaced old school okazuyas but some still survive, not many in my neighborhood. For now bentos close to Pearlridge will have to do for me. read more

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Had an early lunch at nearby Shiges Saimin. Our Uber driver asked if we had tried Kitchen Delight. Well told him to take us there so we could pick up Okazu for dinner. This place had no signage that I could see from the street. Our driver pointed out a non descript green building. The service was pleasant. I ordered one Teriyaki turkey tail, one shrimp tempura, one vegetable tempura, and a roll of maki sushi. The turkey tail was the best of the bunch. The tempura both shrimp and vegetable were oily and had a thick tasteless batter. The roll of maki sushi was passable with a slight vinegar taste. batter. Other reviews had mentioned the breakfast plates, maybe that would have been better..Enjoy read more

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The Double Shock and Awe at Kitchen Delight will fill you up. Not many places you will find a meal of 4 eggs, 2 choices of meat and on a bed of fried rice for $11. The bowl of turkey tail adobo was also a tender, juicy but not to vinegary addition to my kanak attack. They are one of the most affordable okazuyas on the island, so if in Wahiawa check them out on Mango Street in a light green building with no real signage. They don't have a parking lot, but there's usually a lot of street parking. #bigboyproblems read more

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Hearty cheap $5.00 breakfast plate. My "go to" is sunny side up eggs, rice and luncheon meat. The manang working there are nice "yes ma'am".

I've been frequenting Kitchen Delight in Wahiawa lately. The food was always good but what keeps me coming back are the prices. Once I ordered 3 pieces of okazu including a adobo Turkey tail and it was only $4.50. They still have the shock and awe breakfast ( rice, 2 eggs and choice of meat) for only $4.00. It's like you went back in time about 10 years. There are okazuyas with better food but Kitchen Delight is about half the price. read more

Kitchen Delight - I think this was $8.50. - Hawaiian Near Me - Wahiawā, Hawaii

Pricing excellent with the amount of food that you get. I've only eaten breakfast from them and will compare other dishes that they serve. So far, it is a great place if you're looking for some place cheap that has somewhat a home made feel to it. read more

It's rare to find a place so cheap and yet so delicious! I was dropping off my old man and found out about a unicorn in today's economy a solid breakfast, plate lunch or bento all 20 bucks or less. Now okazuyas been my jam since baby days but this place takes the cake. I got the shock and awe breakfast for 5 DOLLARS! And I'll happily say it again for the people in the back. For 2 eggs a solid set of meat and rice I can't complain. I love my set scrambled and they did it quite well. Outside of the cash only part which id definitely forget going again (which I understand why) its a perfect place for your pre work meal or even during! It boggles me how this place was hated on. read more

Turkey tail adobo was really good! Plus, u can't beat $5 breakfast plate. Always like to come here and get some cheap/ono grinds.

You definitely get what you pay for. The Filipino aunty at cashier was so nice and welcoming... you rarely find customer service like hers anymore. If you're looking for a fast and simple breakfast, this is the place. It's not your typical trendy brunch spot, but that's part of the charm. The food is straightforward, and comes out quickly as its showcase in front of you. Honestly, would you rather spend $30 per person for one meal somewhere else, or get three meals for the same $30 here? read more

I woke up @4a on my day off with no where to eat in Kaneohe besides fast food. Searched Yelp for an okazuya as I know most open early. I stumbled across this place. I know it's kinda far but it was worth the drive! Ordered 2 breakfast plates (fried rice was just meh) and 2 okazu plates. Paid only $35! They have a wide variety of choices to choose from all of which are fairly cheap compared to the okazuya places in town. This place is on a side street (mango street) between California ave and Kilani. I'll definitely be back to try some of their plate lunches! read more

Service is great. Food is good thank you for your services. Love the time they open and close service is great. I love it. I love the food.

We went on a Saturday around 11:45. Ordered food ahead of time, pick up was a breeze, and no line. Street parking available. Food was hot, delicious, and very affordable. We'll be going back again. Highly recommend. read more

Good cheap food. Fair prices to say the least. Small place with no parking. Service is friendly enough. The inside has some seating if you would like to dine in. Food tasted good and fresh. Cash only. I posted menu and hours as well from feb2023. Aloha. read more

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Cant beat the price!!! Food was good and great for a quick breakfast before starting the day. Small seating area. I parked down the street in a small public parking area read more

Kitchen Delight - double shock with fried rice and portuguese sausage, longanisa and egg breakfast place - Hawaiian Near Me - Wahiawā, Hawaii

Hubby and I came here for breakfast. It's cash only. The breakfast plate with one meat is $4.00 from the menu I looked at. They have different combos you can get for a good price. This place was good for breakfast. I got white rice, two eggs over easy with two thick slices of spam. Spam was cooked through and slightly crispy on the outside. Just how I like it. I drank a Aloha maid iced tea. Tasted kind of strange for a canned drink but the food is what I enjoyed. The inside is fairly small and looks run down inside but the breakfast was good. I haven't really tried other items they sell. Maybe next time. Not really too sure of their business hours. I know they only open for breakfast and lunch.. Parking is on the street and usually fills up but we got here early enough where I found a parking spot up front. Not too bad.. read more

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This place is very quiet and convenient for a home cooked breakfast, super homey and feel good place. The aunty that took our order is super nice and she also helps make the food. We'll be back my husband and i's food was only 8.50 for two plates! I got fried rice and spam with eggs my hubby got Portuguese sausage eggs and white rice. So homey and so good! read more

Kitchen Delight - Hawaiian Near Me - Wahiawā, Hawaii

Cash only. Affordable and tastes good . Service is good..Nana's are always on point, simple ambiance not over whelming just like home read more

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Went here with a relative last Thursday, August 18th for the first time for the both of us having interest from a local YouTuber who liked their Shock N Awe breakfast and entree bowls. But we were there for the okazu items and knowing how okazu-ya hours are and how soon foods go empty (as they usually do not restock once they are out of a food item), we decided to go early and was there about 9:20ish. The outside looks worn and could use a better neutral color of gloss paint. Once inside, we saw three contemporary glass display cases and since there were two other parties before us, we just looked at what items we wanted to get. There was just the one older woman servicing the front, don't know if there were any others in the back cooking. She didn't talk much really, listened to what you order and take your cash and give you change back. A positive was that each item on sale had a price shown, so you could add up your meal and not get shocked at the end of your selection! I went with chow funn, nori wrapped ume plain rice ball, teri chicken, sweet potato tempura, eggplant omelet and gobo. Total came out to $10.50 which got me so excited, as I know okazu-ya items can get out of hand and may total $18-$19 or even more! At the time I was there, there were pretty much that each selection had about half remaining, except that I saw there was only one remaining corn beef hash (which I didn't see and should have gotten). When we left, there were three separate customers standing behind us so it gets busy off and on. Dropped off my relative at his house and once I got home, I had to take a few bites of the foods! Now upon opening the lid, you can see the shine on the exterior of the sweet potato tempura and on the eggplant omelet... turned out that was OIL --- and lots of it! This could only mean one thing: the oil used for deep frying wasn't hot enough temperature wise, so the oil soaked through! urghh ! Let me break down each item separately: 1) chow funn - looked alright, but bland in taste - needs flavoring noticeably, 2) the nori wrapped rice ball - did its job, nothing to complain about - neither sticky nor dried out grains of rice, 3) teri chicken - a little too salty for my taste and funny as it doesn't look anything like what I had envisioned as local style teri chicken as it looked to be a butterflied piece of thigh and dipped perhaps in batter that had some teri(yaki) sauce --- taste was weak (and salty), 4) sweet potato tempura - for $1, the overall size made it a generous bargain! BUT, seeing how much of a shine it had, I decided to get two paper towels to soak up the oil. Boy, two paper towels was NOT enough, as it soaked through both towels and made both my left and right hands completely were soaked in oil, 5) eggplant omelet - see comments above ... same as the sweet potato, plus it REALLY needed some salt (and perhaps pepper) to flavor the eggplant. It just looked to be that the pounded down eggplant was put into eggwash and deep-fried, 6) gobo - way over simmered with no crunch at all - suitable for people missing some or even all their teeth, as you could slightly chew with one's gums and be able to swallow. I have never had gobo served this overcooked since I first went to an okazu-ya establishment back in 1967! Funny, this two (2) star rating can be improved to a four (4) star rating *IF* they just correct by improving on their deep-frying cooking process *and* put flavoring into their items with quality control! Someone in the kitchen staff needs to taste all their products to ensure a good product goes out to the customers. Seeing it 'from the other side', one would assume the cook(s) were late to wake up, late to open up and prep and with the rush to prep all their items properly, quality was compromised just so that these items would be ready for the shop's 5 am opening. For now, I cannot recommend you go there for the okazu items even though they were of great value to your pocketbook! I do hope the owner of this place, Sandro C. sees this review and will take action to improve on their okazu food items. Again, this place can generate even more customers, but they need to get their act together on the okazu items side, as all these Yelp reviews say their Shock N Awe breakfasts can't be beaten for value! read more

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I haven't been in this place since it was the old okazuya many, many, many years ago and I don't remember the name. I vaguely remember the ono okazuya food and counter being along where window is. Now this place is called Kitchen Delight which used to be across the street where Great Wall is. My mom recommended Kitchen Delight because where else can you get a $2.00 breakfast nowadays? It's very rare lol. Our $2 rice, eggs and bacon satisfied our tummies. We also ordered a roll of their maki sushi ($4), shrimp tempura, sweet potato tempura and a couple of canned beverages ($1.50 I think) for the road. Everything tasted good. My Mister ordered their $5 tripe stew. The tripe was cooked well and they were very generous with the rice but the tripe "stew" was more like tripe with tomato sauce but thank goodness it was only $5. We won't be ordering that again. My mom also told us to make sure that we got our receipts because apparently the lady that works the counter accused her of not paying one time and my mom had to go Tita on her lol. TIPS: -They accept CASH only -Get your receipt and check it as well -Street parking -You can dine in but there are not that many tables OVERALL: Not bad. Check it out! read more

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I love this place. Honestly it is a hit or miss when it comes to some of their food, but for the most part they are cheap and never disappoints. If your looking for cheap breakfast you cant go wrong with their Shock wave breakfast for $2.50 your choice of meat with eggs and rice. Their Okazu is good and been coming here since I was in elementary school keep in mind I am in my mid thirties so yes the place has changed as well as location but the memories this place brings no where can beat that. If you are in Wahiawa try this place out. read more

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Heard about this place yrs ago and today after leaving Wahiawa Botanical Gardens we stumbled upon it by accident...barrio cafe didnt have parking and Dots was closed for lunch so while driving to the shopping center we passed here and decided to stop. Typical ole hole in the wall I mean ole, few broken seats and all. But the food is CHEAP and decent. Okayzuya style plus Super bowls along w the famous Shock and Awe Breakfast. Customer service is typical in these type of places in the country side...straight to the point kine service lol but polite. We got 2 super bowls, 2 sweet potato tempura, 1 veggie tempura and a drink and only paid $12.50 now that's a deal I think. Street parking only we was lucky and got the spot right in front. And we went when they weren't busy only 3 other customers. read more

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OKAZUYA.....OKAZUYA....OKAZUYA!!!!! This day is Thursday n dang I don't need to wait for Aloha Friday to enjoy this yummy food at Kitchen Delight In Wahiwa.....I know...I know it's kinda far.....but my mind just goes bonkers when I can "Eat...Devour..Grind"...some Onolicious Okazuya! Takes about 25 minutes...from Pearl City...Aiea...Waipahu...Ewa Beach....35/40 minutes from Honolulu or the Westside!! So no worries...you will not regret it....Honest! ;))). Extra bonus you also pick up some ono pastries and Chantilly Cake, Mouth watering famous brownies, giant orange chiffon cake n yummy Custard pies at Kilani Bakery...,.just two blocks down from Kitchen Delight!!!! This cute retro Okazuya Delicatessen.....has numerous side dishes....Bowl Specials n Awesome Plate lunch specials too!! I'm a petite girl....but yes I have a big appetite...every item I chose was flavorful and freshly made!.....My selection was....a delicious egg plant n tofu dish..so tender.....a mini Lau Lau which was super tasty(definitely will order this again).....yummy homemade "Gobo" which was tender n delish.....rolled egg...also ordered a "Make sushi roll"...ahhhh I'm so full n happy!! There were an array of side dishes (see pic);))))) 1.) Prep n presentation: delicious assortment of Okazuya Dishes....well seasoned n prepared n presented well. 2.)Store cleanliness n customer service: Kitchen Delight is a very simple Okazuya Delicatessen....a cute retro feel...clean showcases/counters...nice simple seating area. The lady there was very sweet and helpful...lucky for us it was 1:30 pm.....so happily the lunch crowd had already left! Yayyyy! We hungrily took our bento boxes and sushi...and headed back home.....then simply enjoyed all our Okazuya from Kitchen Delight! So Onolicious n oh so full!!!!! read more

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$1.75 breakfast! Really! This is what got me to go to Kitchen Delight - all the way over in Wahiawa, Oahu. I HAD TO go because I saw Dan O.'s check in and I read reviews by Peter C., Kristin C., Zoe T., and Ric C. about this awesome breakfast deal! Roz and I went at 8:00 a.m. on a Saturday morning and found easy street parking. There was a constant flow of customers and friendly chit chat between them and the owner, Aunty Gladys. We both ordered the famous "Shock and Awe" Breakfast of two eggs, breakfast meat, and two scoops of rice for $1.75. Roz and I got our eggs overeasy with Portuguese sausage... no complaints here! Cannot go wrong! They also have okazuya items and it's really reasonable! I got shrimp tempura, eggplant tempura, sweet potato tempura, and an ume musubi for less than $4.00! What a deal! Just order and pick up at the counter, then takeout or have a seat in the Old School diner type of environment. It's cool! If I did a foodie tour in Wahiawa, I would bring my customers here first. They would have a choice an inexpensive breakfast, an okazuya meal, or both! It's a unique Hawaiian style of experience... full of aloha! read more

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Old school okazuya is never a bad idea. It takes you back to the times when you were a kid and your parents would pick up some goodies for your lunch bento for your field trip. Ah. #hawaiikinetingz I usually don't eat too much before work, but I was randomly craving longanisa, fried rice, and eggs one day, did a trusty Yelp search, and voila, I ended up at Kitchen Delight for the first time in years. Like the old location where Great Wall Chinese restaurant is, this location on Mango Street next to a laundromat has an old school kitchen feel. Items range from tempura to nishime, to spam musubis, to chicken, to cone sushi, typical offerings for an okazuya. From what I remember, I'm not too fond of how they do their tempura; the batter is heavier and comes out to a chewy texture (my ideal tempura is light and airy). The signature here is the shock and awe breakfast which is your choice of meat with eggs and rice, but I usually whip up something similar on my off days. But the longanisa, fried rice, and eggs did hit the spot! Would stop here more regularly if I'm feeling the need to step up my pre-work breakfast game a little more. read more

We wanted the shock n awe plate with fried rice but they didn't have fried rice this morning. Still good with white rice though. We also got the longganisia and long rice. The breakfast plate was really good and I'd recommend that. My complaint with the longganisia and long rice is they were just room temperature and sitting in the case, it would have been nice if they would have heated them up at least. That all said it all was a good little local spot. read more

Kitchen Delight - Shock n awe plate w Portuguese sausage, long rice and longganisia. - Hawaiian Near Me - Wahiawā, Hawaii

Doesn't look like much. A hole in the wall take- out place but the food is ono , satisfying and the prices reasonable. No frills comfort food. Try um. Only open 5am - 2pm. I would call first. (808)-622-3463 read more

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The breakfast "Shock and Awl" price went up to $4. It's still cheaper than all the places serving breakfast in Wahiawa, Mililani, and the North Shore. Even the plate lunches and "super bowls" are cheaper than the surrounding areas. They even have okazuya. Likes a hole in the wall mom and pops place but even they serve really awesome food. I suggest calling head if you're in a rush. read more

The food did not taste good at all, just ended up throwing it away. will not go back there again

Kitchen Delight falls under my category of cheap eats. Their breakfast "shock and all" priced at $1.75 is hard to beat and at an incredible deal. You get your choice of meats ( Portuguese sausage, ham, polish, spam, or luncheon meat), two eggs cooked (scrambled, over easy, or sunny up) and two scoops of rice. If you're hungry you can order a double. One order completely satisfies my breakfast hunger. I haven't tried anything else here beside the breakfast deal. They do have pre cooked okazuya sides behind the counter, which you can order. This location seats more compared to their old. Street parking only and not difficult to find. Tip: Phone in your order during the morning rush hour. read more

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Super fast and cheap... a touch oily but it's okazu... isn't it always? Cash only, so come prepared :)

When they closed their previous location, I was quite sad as I remember this place as being very inexpensive for breakfast and having an assortment of okazu. They re-opened just steps away a few months after, and brought back their shock and awe breakfast for $1.75, you get 2 scoops of rice, 2 eggs, choice of breakfast meat. This is what brought us here, but there must have been about 8-10 people waiting for their breakfast on this Saturday morning, so I decided to get an assortment of okazu, and got noodles, fried chicken, and a rice ball, the total was $3 and some change, very reasonably priced. Glad they re-opened! read more

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A hidden gem on a seldom traveled side street. They are home to a great $2.50 breakfast plate (price has gone up $.50, over the past year or so, but you still cant beat it), and a great okazu selection. Everything is delicious, and if you stop by here a little after opening you'll see scores of people grabbing their lunch here. If I'm in the neighborhood before work, this is where you might find me. I recommend making your breakfast plate a double, as regular breakfast plate comes with rice, two eggs, and your choice of meat, and you may be left wanting more. Parking is limited to the street, so you may have to be patient when you come down the street. It is fairly well lit right out front. There is a laundromat just next door that opens at 4 so not at all dark. Again, there is no parking lot. Also important, they are CASH ONLY, so don't forget to grab some before you head in. If you forget, not to worry! There is a BoH just around the corner that you can hit up. I would use the drive thru ATM, as this isn't necessarily the safest area early in the morning. read more

Unreal delight in old Wahiawa town. The awesomeness of Kitchen Delight can be summed up in three words: "SHOCK AND AWE". Yep, that describes the magnet that brings all comers to this little hole-in-the-wall near Dots of Wahiawa. As many have described before me, "Shock and Awe" is the breakfast special that consists of two scoops of rice, two eggs and your choice of breakfast meats for only $1.75 a plate. Let me repeat- One Dollar and Seventy Five Cents. Yeah, the meat is on the thin side but for that price you can easily double the fun and still pay less that $4.00 for two plates- DEAL! We ordered a Portuguese sausage plate and a luncheon meat plate. The Portuguese sausage plate came with 4 thin slices and the over medium eggs were cooked just right. Not overcooked, perfect with the rice. The scrambled eggs were a tad overcooked and came out more popcorn style, broken smaller pieces but still tasty. The luncheon meat was one slice cut into two pieces, not a lot of meat but acceptable for the price. ( For $1.75 a plate, cannot complain, yeah? Yeah!) Both meat portions were fine, shows you that if your trying to cut down on animal protein for breakfast, a smaller portion may satisfy your breakfast meat craving after all. It did for us. They offer Okazuya type items and serve plate lunches too, all at reasonable prices. Will have to try that the next time we are in Wahiawa. The gals there offer friendly service too and made the experience enjoyable. A tip of da coconut hat to Yelper Judy C. and other Yelpers who posted pics and check-ins to remind me of where to try when in the area. Located just off California Ave on Mango street, you turn right onto California Ave. from Kamehameha hwy. and turn left on Mango Ave. It's in the green bldg. on the left (makai) side of the street. Lots of off street parking. For a regular breakfast plate at $1.75, there is no excuse for not checking out Kitchen Delight for a SHOCKing AND AWEsome offering in Central Oahu. read more

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Okay, so I absolutely had to try out the only Okazuya in Wahiawa. My family members are not breakfast eaters per se, so I wasn't completely blown out of the water by their popular, advertised $2.00 breakfast. I know the majority of the people that come here come specifically for the value offered by the $2.00 breakfast which consists of 2 scoops of rice, choice of meat 2-4 pieces depending and 2 eggs. We arrived at around 10:45am. Surprisingly, there was a bunch of stuff left. Some things looked good, and other things looked dried out and... OLD and crispy dry. Sorry, don't mean to be insulting, but some items looked as if they were sitting there from the day before... bleh! Let's just say, i avoided those things... lol! What I did order was 2 fried chicken $3.00 ea, corned beef hash $1.50, 3 cone sushi $1.00 ea and 3 veggie tempura $1.00 ea. All of these items were good. It reminded me of the way my husband's 99 year old Grandma used to cook. This is a dying art... nothing can beat old school food. I would return here again as prices are reasonable (cash only), and the service is nice. Maybe next time I will try the $2.00 brekkie spec! read more

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