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    Maruki Tei

    3.4 (136 reviews)
    InexpensiveHawaiian, Japanese
    Closed 10:00 am - 7:30 pm

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    What's the vibe?
    Moderate noise
    Casual
    Dogs allowed
    Outdoor seating

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    Craig T.

    Been at this establishment many times I guess I never did review . Well nowadays it's so rare to have Okazuya's still around . It's hard work waking up early to do prep work than closing while you sell out of everything than working late into the early evenings to prep for the next day. It's so sad because the next generation don't want to work so hard purchase over the business. That's why all the Okazuya's closes their doors . Well my favorite go to is their Maki sushi it reminds me of my mom' s sushi . It's very plain with shoyu tuna, red and green Ebi and with egg or Takuan (Radish). This place uses egg because Takuan is very expensive. My mom uses Takuan which was ono a little crunch to the sushi . These days the maki sushi is so fancy , with imitation crab , Avocado, cabbage or spam , Kanpyo. This Maki sushi at Maruki Tei is plain old school sushi . This particular restaurant as I can remember being here at Windward for Years . Try their Saimin it's also a hit . Support local

    Maruki Tei Combo bento
    Wayne I.

    Maruki Tei is a solid choice for Okazuya-style bentos and sushi. You can order pre-made bentos and sushi packs. You can also order selections that are visible through a glass case. Service is normally fast and friendly. Lots of tables and chairs in the food court. Plenty of free and convenient parking at Windward Mall.

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    Maile K.

    Food here is always good! Makes coming through the mountain so very worth the drive to the Windward side. So many okazuya options to choose from. I especially like the sesame chicken, mac salad and the shrimp tempura. That could possibly be my choice for last meal on earth, where my mom doesn't have to cook. Located in the food court at Windward Mall, there is ALWAYS a line at Maruki-Tei. Lines tell you the food is good. The mini bento was a great choice for me & my sis to share. She's not a big eater, but we needed a snack. Rice, chowfun, sesame chicken and hamburger patty. It was a perfect powerup. If anyone on the Windward side is heading into town, you know what I like!!

    Feb W.

    Came here for a quick lunch. Located in the foodcourt of Windward Mall, this food stall is supposed to be serving Japanese food but if you look on to their menu they're mostly Hawaiian. Anyhow... Service is not good, the woman is grumpy and giving me attitude (coz I couldn't make up my mind on what food I wanna order on the spot), so partly my fault. She kept waving her head and make me feel uncomfortable even more. Anyhow... I got rice & chicken long rice - was good. Tasty and delicious. Rice is mushy and being an Asian it makes me sad. Lol. The chicken long rice on the other hand was good and it was seasoned well. This place is pretty popular as I've noticed long queues. Make sure you know your order so that they won't give you an attitude. Tsssk... should I come back? Of course! But will make sure that I know what I'm going to order next time. Mahalo for reading & happy juandering fellow yeeps!

    Two Choice Combo - Teri Beef (1.50 premium adder), Sesame Chicken with Chow Fun (requested Teri Sauce on top)
    Keola K.

    The Food: Two choice - teri beef and sesame chicken with chow fun. The good: Teri Beef was awesome, it's always my go to and there's didn't disappoint. I like mine soft, sweet and salty, lots of sauce, and with some fat. It had all of that and made for a happy tummy. Now if you like the BbQ grill style teri beef, this isn't the one....this one is cooked and swimming in a load of teriyaki sauce. Also the sesame chicken was another winner.......sorta like a big thigh of mochiko chicken. The so-so: The chow function wasn't anything special. Not rally much flavor and a good thing I asked them to pour some teri sauce alllll over haha. So that made it better. The sorta surprise: be cautious of the (P) next to the entrees on the menu, as it's a premium and adds $1.50 to each premium choice. My fave teriyaki beef is a premium so was like whaaaa haha. Missed it when looking the first time. Lastly, I decided to try them out as for an okazuya "everything ready place" they had a consistent line.....so just mean it's good right. I was pleasantly surprised and will definitely stop here again when I am on this side.

    Sushi tray (from catering menu)
    Rod U.

    Can expensive okazuya food be worth a 35 mile round trip drive? If you want maki sushi and other plantation foods (boiled shoyu chicken and teriyaki hamburger, miso marinated fried sesame chicken, sweet soy pork tofu etc) from a bygone era, heck yeah! Don't take my word for it, 30+ people in a line that stretches to the entrance of the mall food court during lunch speaks for itself. Straight to it, the reason in itself to go, the maki sushi. The su, sweeter than most using mild rice vinegar perfectly seasons the not to sticky rice. The filling, canned tuna cooked with more rice vinegar, sugar and seasoned with colorful dried shrimp, and crisp takuan. Together, a maki that I haven't tasted in 30 years that recalls bon dance food stalls. Yes, the sesame chicken is greasy, as is the tempura but that's flavor right? Yes, they use a lot of sugar. There's nothing wrong with protein candy. Yes, the inari (cone sushi) is unexpectedly not that good, bordering on salty. Yes, the prices are high. $8.50/roll of maki sushi. Regardless, one of the few places remaining where the people cooking the food (grandmas) actually grew up with the flavors and are not simply following a recipe handed down through the generations. Good eats.

    June M.

    I was bit disappointed with the quality of my catered order this year. I order a total of 3 trays for my party, the Nishime did not have many of the traditional ingredients and did not look like what is served on the line. The teri-hamberger was moist but the sauce was the biggest disappointment, lumpy like gelatin, it did not disolve when heated. I've order this dish at least the past years. I don't think I'll go back here for awhile.

    Shrimp tempura - sweet batter
    Reyna A.

    Wow ! I don't know what I was expecting but their food exceeded my expectations ! I ordered the lau lau & poi & single piece of teri chicken (bone-in) & one order of shrimp tempura (2 pieces) and my son ordered the teri hamburger & boneless teri chicken plate with chow funn. Wow ! Everything really tasted homemade & cooked with so much aloha. The grandma that was helping us was very patient too because we had no idea that you have to specify boneless teri chicken if you want the boneless entree (which my son wanted). She picked out a very superb thigh (bone-in) for my entree order. Very pleased with the food here. The lau lau was hot, moist and had great portions of pork, butterfish & fat. The poi was a great choice to have available too ! The hamburger was moist & juicy and And to top it off, their prices are unbeatable for okazuya food imho. Will definitely be back for more !

    Mini sesame chicken.
    Mollie B.

    Maruki Tei has been one of my favorites since forever. My go to is usually the sesame chicken with a side of Mac salad. Recently came home in October and it was one of our first places we went to. I was so bummed, because man the prices went up!! I get it, inflation. This time around I ordered my same plate, but chose a mini. Also didn't get a Mac salad, because I knew it would've been more expensive. There was one person in front of me waiting to check out. An older woman came in front of her to order and the young girl at the register raised her voice and said you need to stand in line. The woman said nevermind and walked away. Although the woman shouldn't have cut, there are other ways to handle this. Maybe a softer and kinder voice? While waiting for the woman (who was helping me) to ring me up, that same young girl came and started using the register to help the guy after me, even though I was standing there waiting. Not sure if she wanted to help him because she was checking him out or because she wanted to move the line. Either way, it was rude. Back to the food. This was my mini I bought. It cost almost $9.50 and the worse part was that I had to warm it up in the microwave at work. I work 10min away which means it probably wasn't even warm :(

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    Jason M.

    From the very first time I tried Maruki Tei I was a fan! Went to the windward side so of course I had to get my fix. My go to is the sesame chicken, Mac salad and vegetable tempura. Always so ono!

    Regular plate with teriyaki chicken and chicken nishime. Only $9.95. Teri sauce on one scoop only.
    Bryan W.

    Pretty good food, good quantity, inexpensive, and very fast. They give a lot of food. Not what you would expect from an okazuya kind of place. You can order white rice, brown rice, or chow fun as your side with your two or three selections. Food is on the saltier side but good with the rice. Lucky for me the plate does not include macaroni salad!

    Bento - Sesame chicken, spam, tamago, meatball, kamaboko, chow fun, rice.
    Brennan H.

    My friend and I both got the bento and it was about $10. We were going to get the regular plate but this had more variety in it so we decided on it. The sesame chicken is basically mochiko chicken. It had good flavor but the breading was a bit soggy. The spam was good as it tasted like they added something to spruce it up. The tamago had some kamaboko and green onion inside it. The meatball was juicy and had a sweet flavor. On the bottom, about two-thirds was rice and one-third was chow fun. Rice was good and on the mushier side which paired well with the salty food. The chow fun was an okazuya-style but needed a bit more flavoring as it tasted a bit plain. Overall a quick place for lunch which filled me up.

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    It was amazing, slowly okazuya are fading. They have been business at least 70 y/o from a small place to to Windward Mall.

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    Hands down my favorite sesame chicken and maki sushi. Always consistent and solid prices here.

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    Tasty comfort food that continues the old style. Service is fast given how busy they are.

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    Great place for a quick bento or spam musubi. Their saimin selections are also very delicious!!

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    Adela’s Country Eatery

    4.8(3.8k reviews)
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    4.5(1.6k reviews)
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    Finally got to try this place after visiting the island so many times! My husband and I shared a…read morelunch plate with the beef stew and kalua pork, and everything was so flavorful and satisfying. We also tried their famous "Sweet Lady of Waiahole," which definitely lived up to the hype--so delicious. There's convenient parking available, plus seating if you want to stay and enjoy your meal. Really glad we stopped by!

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    Waiahole Poi Factory - Amazing food. Ho'io salad is a must. Fresh poi is tops. You can't go wrong at Waiahole Poi Factory.

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    4.1(3.2k reviews)
    0.8 mi
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    4.1(382 reviews)
    1.4 mi
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    No frills, no place to dine in, no rhyme or reason, but damn this place is it!…read moreHand rolls, poke, goodies to snack on, to bring to work, to gift, anyone would be thankful for these beautiful morsels of yumminess. Spicy ahi bowl (which you can also get by the pound) with a hit of spice, wasabi hand roll and a portion of poi and I was in lala land, Add in great customer service, and easygoing vibes, definitely will be by every time I am in the area. Definitely recommend to locals and travelers alike. Support this beautiful mom and pop eatery,

    A local okazuya gem on the Eastside or Oahu in Kaneohe, this place is filled with all the comfort…read moreokazuya foods you know and love. Usually when I'm in the area I'll give em a quick stop just for some of my okazu favorites like their homemade hash and ahi patties, vegetable tempura, teri hamburger, and crab cream croquettes. I usually get some musubis or hand rolls for the road also just for good measure. They also do local plate lunches like chicken katsu, garlic and teri chicken, or if you're in the mood for a hawaiian plate with lau lau and kalua pig, they do that too, per order. They're located in a small parking lot off Kam Hwy in Kaneohe, shared with Kin Wah and Aloha gas station. The shop itself is pretty small too but as soon as you walk in someone is ready to help and assist you with your order. They give mom and pop store vibes with their friendly service and counter ordering system. Theyre a little bit on the pricier side but with inflation being what it is nowadays what can you do? If you find yourself on the East side and are looking a quick, ready-to-go bite option give em a go.

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    Counter #1 of goodies

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    Corned beef and potato croquette

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    4.4(475 reviews)
    0.3 mi
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    What's up 808 and visitors to the 808,…read more This BBQ is excellent plus, we enjoy our experience at Whiskey Smoke 808. Literally we ate everything on our plates with that in mind, we almost ate up our plate as well. The customer service was fantastic. Excellent plus they cater to our needs and then also some dietary restrictions that were easily adjusted. I ended up ordering the beautiful pulled pork nachos, which were fantastic made with an excellent brilliant taste and cheese sauce, which they make on site themselves and also utilizes it in the macaroni and cheese. I was more than pleased with this restaurant. Highly recommend it and will definitely be coming back again when we visit the 808. The environment gives classic barbecue restaurant lots of good art on the wall lots of good high-quality vibes thank you guys so much and really appreciate what you're doing.

    The owners are horrible humans. I pulled into the parking…read morelot on a Monday and as I was pulling in, saw that they were closed. Bummer. So go to leave and the owner is there in his big white diesel truck blocking the 1 way to leave. So I give a Lil tap of the horn to let him know I'm there. I attempt to then turn around to go backwards out of the 1 way and it was not safe, so I come back through and am waiting behind the truck again. Another man comes out and says, "he's waiting for someone," okay, I respond with a smile, can he pull up so I can leave? Kid relays the message. Owner aggressively slamms on gas spinning out the tires. As I'm pulling through, the kid scolds, "this isn't a roundabout. " I said yea, I'm a customer. I thought you were open. He goes well "We aren't so leave" motioning with his arm. I guess the bummer part, is I really like this place. The food is good. But I won't help companies who are shit to others.

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    Whiskey Smoke 808 - The best Garlic Parmesan Steak Fries and Brisket Sandwich I've ever had.

    The best Garlic Parmesan Steak Fries and Brisket Sandwich I've ever had.

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    Uncle Glenn's Hawaiian Food - chicken long rice, squid luau, kalua pork, lomi salmon and rice

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    4.8(89 reviews)
    0.1 mi

    1-The Food & Prices is the most Amazing, Ono Bento's and Plates that no one can Conpare in all 8…read moreIslands right now, Shoyu ir Spicey POKE-Broke the Mouth, Garlic Chicken-Crunchy with Taste, Pasteles Stew-Stir it up, Squid Luau & Chicken LONG Rice-Taste Buds Happy, Think Hawaiian Food and will be waiting, but Hurry sells out fast. 2-Drink Prices Amazing no one can touch this Bar at all, it us such an Ohana Style place you will be Amazed. 3-Hawaiian Music, be ready Kahiau & Friends got it all ready to sing along or do some Hula, because that's what they offer you be Eating, Drinking and Singing from start to end and be satisfied for the evening and gotta return next week. Get Ready RELAX and Evening with Friends and Ohana that makes you Laugh, SIGN and want to Dance, jist have your dancing Shoes Ready, Wednesday is Totally Recommended. When you leave you feel Like you haven't paid the Bill for the night l, compare to other places you know how much it cost you.

    Another great meal at Uncle Glens!…read more They have the best lunch deal on Wednesday for Hawaiian food! We love the laulau and squid luau are hands down a family favorite! You can't beat the prices and the food is great! Only disappointing item they ran out of chili pepper water! Pastele stew - hands down yummy No worries we'll be back for more.

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    Uncle Glenn's Hawaiian Food - They're now in the old BeachHouse location

    They're now in the old BeachHouse location

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    Combo bento - kalua pig and squid luau

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