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    Max's Restaurant - Dillingham

    3.1 (736 reviews)
    ModerateFilipino
    Open 10:30 am - 9:00 pm

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    Casual
    Moderate noise
    Good for kids
    Good for groups

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    Adobong Pork Ribs Pinakbet

    I don't usually leave negative reviews, but I felt this experience was worth sharing. I ordered the Adobo Ribs at Max's Dillingham because I wanted to honor my late father, who loved cooking adobo for our family. I was looking forward to a comforting meal that would bring back good memories, but unfortunately, it was a huge disappointment. The ribs were extremely tough, tasted like the meat wasn't fresh, and had an unpleasant flavor that didn't resemble the rich, savory adobo I grew up with. My husband had such a hard time chewing the ribs that his jaw was actually sore afterward--no kidding. We ended up leaving a good portion of the dish uneaten because it just wasn't enjoyable. To be fair, not everything was bad. The Pinakbet was delicious. The vegetables were fresh, well-cooked, and full of flavor. It was easily the best part of our meal and showed that the kitchen is capable of preparing quality dishes. I'm not writing this to criticize for the sake of criticizing. I'm sharing my honest experience in the hope that Max's Dillingham will pay more attention to the quality and freshness of their Adobo Ribs. A dish that's meant to represent such a beloved Filipino classic deserves much better. I truly hope this was just an off day, because I'd like to see them live up to the reputation that made us choose Max's in the first place.

    Lumpia Lumpiang Shanghai
    Mhonn P.

    We've always come to this Filipino restaurant whenever we crave for authentic Filipino food. It has vast amounts of delicious authentic Filipino food. We've been to different locations around the world and one thing in common are they all taste amazing! The people are so friendly (Filipino are always so courteous) and they pay close attention to you. Different locations have different takes on Filipino architecture and displays; however, this particular location seems to be becoming run down - need that extra special touch of Filipino culture not overstock of boxes and paper products. But still worth the visit. I highly recommend!!!!

    Lechon
    Russ L.

    Max's Restaurant is one of the popular restaurant chain in the Philippines. The restaurant offers a more relaxed atmosphere, family friendly vibe sit down restaurant. I remembered when they opened this location that it was always packed. Now, they are still packed, they do a lot of parties here. It has been a while since I've eaten here, so I was excited when my niece suggested we eat here and get the Halo Halo. I noticed that most of the dishes dishes are either overly seasoned- too salty or too much fat. The dinuguan has a weird smell to it, and Kare Kare was too salty for my taste. Dont need that alamang/bagoong. The Lechon Manok and Crispy Pata was a bit bland for me. The sawsawan made it taste better. The Halo Halo is still the star of the show. Service from the aunties and uncles though are still top notch. They never lost a bit considering they do have a big party going on. I do hope that they improve on the quality of the dishes if they want their loyal customers around.

    Max's Fried Chicken, Lechon Kawali, Kare Kare, Dinuguan, Laing, Sizzling Tofu sisig, Sinigang Hipon Soup, Nilagang Baka Soup
    Liann A.

    When we arrived to Honolulu straight from the airport and rent a car we go to Costco and this Max's for our first meal. Parking can be busy in this huge lot and we got lucky that it wasn't super busy by the time we got there. Service is great, food is good. We got sinigang tyan ng bangus (stomach of milkfish) and I got the Bangsilog breakfast which comes with a huge bangus, rice, and 2 eggs. My dad got coconut juice and my mom got hot tea. Max's reminds me of my childhood and a nice spot for Filipino food in Hawaii. They have a lot of seating and kind of private room areas, can get busy here!

    wedding buffet
    Myning C.

    Attended a wedding and feast there! Food was yummers and loved all the drinks like coconut water, calamansi- so good!!!

    Fiesta Plate
    Pat C.

    Walked in on a Monday evening and got seated quickly. The interior was clean and well lit. Our server Efren was attentive. Got their combo meals with a quarter of Max's chicken. The Fiesta Plate has two choices for the lumpia: fresh or fried, and a choice of side (rice or french fries). For Max's Platter, one has a choice between pancit canton and rice noodles (bihon), and the same choices of side as above. The chicken was delicious. Juicy and very flavorful. Both come with a chewy caramel bar. Had a great experience here.

    Hearty lunch combo--crispy pork with rice and soup
    Tyler A.

    Came in to Max's Restaurant in Dillingham for a quick lunch date with my girlfriend and it was exactly what we were craving--hearty Filipino comfort food and big portions. We ordered the crispy pork belly plate with rice and dipping sauce, plus soup on the side. The pork was the star: crunchy skin, tender meat, and super satisfying with the rice. The soup was warm and flavorful and rounded everything out perfectly. Service was friendly and pretty quick, and the vibe inside was casual and relaxed--easy spot to sit, eat, and take your time. Great value for the amount of food you get. We left full and happy and will definitely be back.

    Max's Fried Chicken, Beef Sisig, Adobo Fried Rice with Salted Duck Egg, Pinakbet
    Marthin M.

    The food was good and reminded me of the Max in the Philippines. Since I'm from Seattle, the max friend chicken wasn't dry and really flavorful. I think due to budget cuts the food portions were way smaller, but that's probably happening to every resturant. Given that we went there on a Thursday noon time, food came out fast. Environment was nice and big.

    Sis Inihaw Na Liempo
    Alan B.

    My first meal back in US, and of course it was Max's! There's no way of duplicating their lechon kawali Sisig! It's my death row meal, my ultimate cheat day plate and my guiltiest pleasure. I love how it comes sizzling on its hot plate and how crispy the bits get the longer it keeps contact with it. My cousin treated me to lunch and we ordered an ass ton of other food too but nothing, nothing, nothing compares to the lechon kawali sisig. Funny enough my cousin is a freaking celebrity here and we were treated like movies stars...he comes here weekly and orders three or four dishes just for himself! My only gripe is the increasing prices but maybe it's due to being in Hawaii...nevertheless the sticker shock was real. Saying all this, I'll pay anything for the Sisig!

    Lisa T.

    Lunch. lechon kawali, canton pansit, chicken adobo, black bean fish, garlic rice. Beef soup for dinner. Food = 5 stars. Customer service = 3 stars. Went in few times. Hard time to order, especially when there is a large party. Had few gift cards to use. Last month, dine in dinner, there was a big party there. No Customer service, didn't even get utensils. Had to ask for everything. Utensils, water, bill, take out box. Manager that night, Elizabeth, said my 2 gift cards were too old to use. After leaving, I checked on line, both cards totaled over $100+. I sent an inquiry to max's. General manager stated on email, can use old gift cards, emailed balances for both cards. Good thing I inquired. And General manager, Maly, said it's still good to use. Sharing my experiences. Note: Prior visits, Customer Service was bad. Being ignored. I am oriental, but not Filipino.

    Fresh veggies with chicken and breaded fish
    Shane M.

    Large family style restaurant offering a mix of authentic Filipino cuisine. When I was there it was a Saturday and the whole restaurant was divided into various large private parties. They'll do individual plates and appetizers or a full buffet style of your choice. The whole fried chicken seems to be the specialty. They will also chop it into quarters for you. Most dishes include a large amount of fresh veggies as well. It is heavily staffed so you will not wait for drinks or any additional menu items you order. If you would like to get a dose of original Filipino food give this place a shot.

    Lechon Kawali
    Xin L.

    I love filipino food and I feel like there really isn't as much restaurants that serve it as I'd like there to be. We came on a sunday morning and the place was bustling with business. We were seated after waiting momentarily and handed out menus. The restaurant has a diner aesthetic, being very nicely decorated of its history and such. The food: - Pork Sisig: very flavorful and full of various textures of the pork ears and belly, pairs very well with rice. - Lechon Kawali: so crunchy and flavorful. however, there were some parts that were admitted a bit more dry. - Kare Kare: such a deeply flavorful dish, the peanut curry is just absolutely decadent and creamy. The meats inside was also tender and just perfect. I love kare kare in general so I knew I'd like it. I would definitely revisit and recommend to any other folks who wants to visit a filipino restaurant.

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    S M.

    Today I got to try the Lechon Kawali (Crispy Pork Belly) and it was very tasty. The service was very friendly and helpful.

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    3.9
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    I used to go here all the time to get my filipino food fix. Unfortunately they closed the Kalihi…read morerestaurant and now have to make the drive out to Waipahu. If you have never been here I highly recommend you trying their filipino food. Portion size is good and worth the money but the main reason you're buying their food is cause it's winnahs. I did take out a few of their menu items. Their special for July is lechon Kawali, pancit, pork gisantes and pork adobo fried rice. It's good to get this or mixed plate with 3 choices. It allows to try more of their menu selections. While one is good 3 or 4 is much better especially if coming here for the very first time. You won't be disappointed. I called in to place my order and it would be twenty minutes which is fine cause that's how long it took me to get there. The food was hot and ready to go. I made sure my ac was off so I can enjoy a nice hot lunch. The place was crowded even at 1pm. People know good food when they eat it. Lots of parking. The lechon Kawali was good. It's nice and meaty with some nice soft fat pieces. Oh so good. Yeah if you are worried about cholesterol then this might not be for you. If not you gonna enjoy it. The pancit is good. The pork gisantes which is more commonly known as pork and peas is really good. It's like stew and you wanna mix your rice with it. If you like eggs over easy then you should have that over your gisantes. It's sooooooo good. Kinda like Loco moco except it's stew. When that yolk breaks and blends in with the gisantes hoo boy. Just really good stuff there. Then the main attraction is their pork adobo fried rice omelet. I believe they were the original restaurant that brought it out. I might be wrong but they make it just right. Every bite is so good especially when you bite into one that has fat in it. Yummy. Yeah not a good choice if you're staying away from cholesterol but if not you're gonna enjoy it. The pork adobo fried rice is not dry like some other places I've tried. Ok I admit i love filipino food. I had to get dinuguan. Chocolate meat. Another winner with rice and really good with over eggs on top of it. Nice tender succulent pieces of pork. Oh my God, it's so good. I also got Shanghai lumpia. This is da bomb. You gotta eat this one hot and fresh. If not it gets stale and soggy so I ate this first. You dip it into vinegar. I like a little heat so I add Tabasco to it. Great with beer. It's so good. I'm missing it already. Then the final dish i got was their sari sari. It's soup with mixed veggies, baby shrimp and lechon. The soup is delicious and comforting. It's great on a cold night or maybe when you're feeling sick. Better than your chicken noodle soup for sure. It's also great remedy for that hangover you got last night. Lol All in all you just gotta try it. Let me know what you got and how good it tasted. Enjoy and thank me later.

    Everybody please check your food carefully!! Today 7/16/26 I ordered lechon and was shock ,…read moredisappointed and furious to find pieces of GLASS in our dish!!! I called and made a complaint and all the lady said was , sorry! I asked to speak to the manager or supervisor and she said that they don't have one. WTF! I'm calling the owners tomorrow! My daughter took a bite and started chewing and felt something hard . I'm soo upset!! Update: 7/16/26 Called Melissa the owner to address this issue. She seemed very concerned and worried about my daughter who found it in her mouth. Thank God my 1-1/2 year old grandson didn't swallow it because he was eating it with my daughter!! Sooo dangerous ! Melissa will investigate this. Thanks Melissa. This taught me a lesson , as well as having a phobia . ALWAYS check your food when buying from restaurants or fast food. I Love eating and ordering pans of food at Elena's but I'll be very careful from now on.

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    Craving authentic Filipino comfort food in Honolulu? Hit up Shay's for a mix plate featuring…read morepancit, dinuguan, monggo, and veggie lumpia - spot-on flavors that hit all the right nostalgic notes. The pancit was a standout: bihon noodles perfectly stir-fried with green onions and subtle seasoning, light yet satisfying as a side that balanced the richer dishes without overwhelming. Dinuguan brought that deep, savory pork blood stew richness - tender meat in a chocolatey gravy with a vinegar kick, way better than average and not overly gamey Monggo (mung beans) was hearty and comforting, simmered smooth with malunggay or bittermelon options for that homey veggie depth - grows on you with each bite. Veggie lumpia delivered crispy perfection: fresh fillings, not greasy, and a great crunchy contrast to the stews. Generous portions at fair prices, quick service, and that lechon nearby if you want to level up next time. Solid Waipahu/Honolulu Filipino spot - will return!

    Ordered takeout from this spot the other day, but we have dined in a handful of times. The food is…read moregood but not good enough to warrant the customer service I experienced this last visit. I arrived at 9:50am. As I was walking up to the entrance i noticed that there weren't any hours of operation posted, but I could see through the window that there were workers inside and the lights were on. The door was unlocked as soon as I stepped inside, the woman standing at the hostess stand told me "we open at 10." She puts her fingers up showing me the number 10. Ok no problem, I'll just wait outside. I was sitting on the bench, scrolling through my phone, a couple walked into the restaurant and they were seated right away. I looked at my watch, it was 9:57am. Unbelievable. I walked back into the restaurant and a different woman greeted me. "I just wanted to place an order to go" I said. This lady was more pleasant than the first, and she took my order right away. I ordered the 3 choice plate lunch and the chefs special adobo fried rice with lechon kawali. I'm pretty picky when it comes to Filipino food because I feel like nothing compares to my mom's cooking (biased, I know) and Shay's was one of the better ones we enjoyed. However, this time the adobo fried rice was a bit salty. The Bicol express wasn't as coconut-y as I remember. It was just meh. Probably won't be back for a while.

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    How prophetic- see Jennifer Y's review from a few months ago…read more Evidently Fort Ruger Market closed yesterday on April 14, 2026. Great memories over the decades. Too bad it didn't play out well. The boiled peanuts were always a buy when we were in the mood. A posting this morning on the doors indicates they will re-open after renovation (does not mention timetable). Social media indicated they closed down 4/14/26. Same owner? New owner? Totally different business? Would be a shame if the iconic "Fort Ruger Market" disappears. If you lived in Kaimuki or went to Kapiolani Community College, this store was an example of the mom n pop stores that used to dot many neighborhoods before the arrival of 7-11 and other convenience stores. They were a Kaimuki Institution for over 75+ years. Hope they come back in a new and better form. Posted notice seen 4/15/26. Note: 4/16/26- a kitv news broadcast indicated that the owner, connected with the Young Fish Market family, told KITV after renovation the bldg would be occupied by CU Korean store, and that they would carry some of the Ruger Mkt favorites like poke and boiled peanuts . Hope they can incorporate the Fort Ruger Market name. Too iconic to disappear.

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    It seems Nona has moved around quite a bit. Currently, they are open Fridays and Sundays in this…read morecommunity kitchen (?) on Palolo Ave. This is great for us because it's close to our neighborhood and there's free parking. The chicken wings are very good. We tried 3 flavors in the 15 piece pack ($25.95) - calamansi chili, OG sauce, and yuzu buttah. The calamansi is tangy and spicy so you get a lot of flavor with a slow burn. The OG sauce is a classic soy garlic blend that is always satisfying. The yuzu buttah is not your typical lemon pepper rub. It has a nice fresh yet rich flavor. Our favorites were the OG and yuzu buttah. We're anxious to try the other flavors next. The waffle fries were nice, crispy on the outside and soft on the inside, not dry at all. The homemade mac salad was also tasty and was a great balance to the spicy calamansi wings. I don't know how long they will be in this location orphan the hours will be. Definitely follow them on IG and make sure you catch them soon! The sandwiches look amazing... next level, for sure!

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    4.2
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    3.2 mi
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    Best food truck in the area! HI.Shack serves large portions of delicious crab/lobster rolls and…read moretasty drinks. For all that you get, the price is more than fair. I also appreciate that it's located to so many other food truck options so everyone in your group can try something different (but this spot is the obvious choice). Food took a little while to be ready but they give you a buzzer so you can walk around a bit and come back when it's done.

    Food: I had the Bansilog. I heard there was Filipino food in Waikiki so I had to check it out and…read moreit happened to be breakfast. It's tasted great. I had to ask for the vinegar sauce which they forgot to bring out. It really hit the spot and it had a hard boiled egg too but I think it was their version of a salted egg, I think. I love salted duck eggs. I wasn't feeling it though. I think cuz it was over boiled and had a ring of sulfer around the egg yolk. Nonetheless less I liked and enjoyed my meal. Ambiance: I like that it has outdoor seating and is open and airy. It look like in the evening there is space for a performer or duet performers. It would be nice to check it out in the evening and try their dinner menu. Service: The service wasn't great. However, it could be the result of finding people to work. They needed the help. I'm not sure when they opened so if they are new then they can still be ironing out the kinks. I wasn't served a menu so I got up and got it myself since a couple after me was served a menu and water before me. Then I returned the menu to tell them what I wanted but they decided to come to my table to take my order. They were working hard so I'm not saying they weren't working. They were hustling. They said my order would take awhile cuz the kitchen was backed up! I'm ok with that since they told me upfront. I gave a three due to the slow service but I will have to come back and try it again. I can't give my full judgement on one visit. It could have been an off day. I do like that I can get a Filipino breakfast close to Kaimuki!!

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