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    Noods Ramen Bar

    4.3 (47 reviews)
    Closed • 11:00 am - 9:00 pm

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    Spicy tonkatsu
    Rosie T.

    Are you kidding me?! This ramen bar is located inside a little shopping plaza in Hawaii Kai, and the owner is the sweetest! Upon walking in, you'll see seats on the left side and the menu high above the register in the front. I got the spicy curry ramen, my MIL got the spicy tonkatsu ramen, my husband got the regular tonkatsu, and we got snacks of the shrimp, gyoza, and fried rice. WE LOVED ALL OF IT!!! My favorite was definitely the spicy curry ramen and the fried rice. I liked that the curry was spicy and creamy, and that the fried rice had a peppery taste. The gyoza and shrimp were just gyoza and shrimp, nothing that stood out to me, but we LOVED the ramen! All the broths had such a layer of depth in the soup and was so flavorful! The owner was so kind as well, and she was working hard between taking orders and cleaning tables. When you're done eating, take your bowls to the back counter and you can get a refill of your water there too. All in all, we decided we are coming back again when we're in the area and craving ramen.

    Dan A.

    Noods Ramen Bar's Hawaii Kai location has been open for a few months....I've been to their two other locations in Kaimuki and Windward Mall. Ordered online...menu appears standard for all three locales. Requested Black Garlic Tonkotsu Ramen for takeaway. You can select an option to have all accoutrements - char siu, ajitama, etc. - separate from the noodles...and that is what I chose. I don't recall ordering the Black Garlic Tonkotsu before and it lived up to expectations. Noods ( do they make their own? ) were al dente...broth was piping hot in it's separate container. Flavorful without being too salty or oily. Prices are reasonable. Hours are 1100a till 900p daily. Plenty of parking in the Hawaii Kai Shopping Center. Noods is situated on the makai side.

    Creamy garlic shoyu broth with dumplings
    Jeffrey T.

    Noods in the Neighborhood? Yes, Please! It is always exciting when a new spot opens up and brings another local option for good eats. Noods in Hawaii Kai is a welcomed addition to the area, especially since there was no ramen place nearby until now. Located near Longs/CVS, next to the former Ba-Le, parking is easy and plentiful. You order and pay at the counter, then choose to dine inside or head out back to enjoy the peaceful view from the outdoor seating. Staff brings your food to the table, but guests are expected to bus their own trays and bowls back to the counter. Easy enough. They currently offer a special from 2 PM to 5 PM, where you get a free order of kimchee gyoza with order of ramen. They were divine, crispy, with a flavorful punch. Chili crisp dipping sauce was the perfect touch. The Black Garlic Tonkotsu broth is my go-to, but today I tried the Creamy Garlic Shoyu with Dumplings, and it was delicious. Rich, savory, and exactly what I needed on a rainy day.

    Wall menu 8/30/25 (1 of 4)
    Jo Y.

    Noods, slang for noodles, opened in Kaimuki in April 2020, after it began as a pop-up out of his McCully restaurant/bar called Osoyami Bar & Grill but wanted to give Noods its own permanent space. Noods offered comfort-style and innovative ramen creations with sides. After opening its 2nd location in Windward Mall in Nov. 2022, it expanded to HI Kai Shopping Center in Feb. 2025. This review is for the HI Kai location. The HI Kai location has a condensed menu version of the flagship Kaimuki restaurant. It offers flavors for everyone: * Ramen: shio, shoyu, miso, black garlic, tonkotsu, dumpling soup, shoyu curry katsu, Thai curry, garlic shoyu, tan tan, kim chi, shoyu shitake, tori paitan, truffle shoyu. The ramen bowls are Hakata-style noodles made from Sun Noodles. Its best seller is black garlic tonkotsu. * Vegetarian: shio, shoyu, miso, Thai curry, tan tan. * Sides: gyoza, potstickers, fried rice, chicken katsu, tempura, quail ajitama, takoyaki, hiyayako, edamame, * Drinks: lemonade, canned soda, tea, calpico, bottled water. * Specials: black garlic shoyu ramen from July to Sept. 2025, free kimchi potstickers with purchase of ramen from 2p to 5p. We ordered the black garlic shoyu ramen, shoyu ramen, and char siu fried rice. Both bowls of ramen were presented well and were flavorful with the chewy noodles; however, I was disappointed that they were not served temperature hot. The fried rice could have been more flavorful. While viewing the menus of the Kaimuki and HI Kai locations online, I noticed that the Kaimuki location offered discounted prices on its lunch combo, weekly specials, and happy hour specials; whereas the HI Kai location only offers free kimchi potstickers with a ramen purchase from 2p to 5p. So, if you're looking for discounted specials, the Kaimuki location may be for you. The casual dine-in is a little bit different from the Kaimuki location. You order, pay, and pick up your order at the front counter and then sit at any available table. There is self-serve iced water at a counter on the left side. Once done, you bus your own table and separate your trash next to the iced water. The lone staff worker was very friendly and provided efficient service. There was also a lone cook working in the kitchen. We sat in the indoor air-conditioned dining area which had counters and multi-colored metal chairs. You could also sit outside in the back under a covered umbrella with a beautiful view of the Marina waterfront. There is also covered outdoor seating in the front. The dine-in areas were clean. Hours of operation are daily from 11a to 9p. Located next to Bale Sandwich Shop, free parking is available in this large shopping complex anchored by Safeway and CVS Longs Drugs. Noods is a great addition to the HI Kai community, especially for those of us who love ramen, and hope that their restaurant will be a successful venture for local restaurateur Blaine Nishizawa. Support local!

    Ginger Scallion Gyoza
    Angel H.

    I love ramen and this place is great. I've been to other Noods locations and they're always on point. At this location, you order and pay at the front with the cashier. When the food is ready they'll call you to pick up your food. It's self serve. When you're done, they have a location for you to return your bowl and cups. We got the Black Garlic Tonkotsu (pork bone broth, green onion, chashu, ajitama, menma, garlic chips, nori, sesame, black garlic oil) $17 and Tori Paitan (chicken broth, green onion, chicken chashu, ajitama, menma, nori, sesame, negi oil) $16. We also got an order of the Ginger Scallion Gyoza $7. The great thing about Noods is that all of their gyoza is made with beef instead of pork. The Black Garlic Tonkotsu was excellent. The Sun noodles were cooked perfectly. The chashu had the right amount of fattiness to it and it was tender. I loved the seasoned ajitama. Too bad they only give you half an egg instead of the whole egg. The Ginger Scallion Gyoza was good. I always mix my soy sauce and vinegar for dipping. Even though the gyoza was already seasoned, the dipping sauce just kicked it up a notch. The cashier was friendly. They do a lot of takeout. They have about five tables to dine in at the front. They also have a backdoor to more seating on the outside.

    Doris D.

    Same great ramen as the other locations. I liked that this was self serve, order at the front and seat yourself. You get to save on the tip! We had the tonkatsu and shio ramen, both delicious.

    Gyoza
    Marie C.

    What a great little place for noods and other sides that is surprisingly decently priced. I wouldn't say it's a huge place to eat at. They had a lot of takeout orders when I was there. The fried rice was very good. Would definitely recommend. Great service

    Dynamite shrimp and takoyaki
    Ray L.

    Finally tried Noods which opened in the old Tokyo Noodle location. We ordered tan tan ramen, sides of takoyaki and ginger onion gyoza. In door seating is limited to 4 tables and a few counter stools. They do have outdoor seats in the back and front for those nice hawaiian days. Service at the counter was quick and friendly. They have self service water and orders are brought to your table. The tan tan was very favorable and good toppings of seaweed, agitame egg, ground pork and bamboo shoots. The takoyaki was hot and crunchy. My fav was the gyoza which was covered with a ginger onion sauce. That really put a nice touch to this side. Prices of ramen range from $15 to $17 and sides around $7.

    Carol H.

    Arrived for early dinner so was lucky to get early deal of free kimchee potstickers with order of ramen! Both were delicious. We sat in the back of restaurant which has a beautiful view of marina.

    Tan tan ramen
    Amy F.

    We tried the tan tan, spicy tonkotsu, and Thai curry ramen and we liked our choices. The boiled egg is prepared just like in Japan, so it's very flavorful. The prices are reasonable too and I was offered a frequent customer card. After you buy 9 ramen, you get the 10th free. We'll definitely be returning customers. Great addition to Hawaii Kai.

    Noods Ramwn Bar in Hawaii Kai.
    Fran C.

    I'm not much of a ramen guy, but my friend sure digs her noodles. Noods Ramen Bar was the place of choice after pickin' up some crispy shoyu wings from Vons Chicken. I remembered this location used to be a "Bobo Bao" restaurant, but I guess that business folded up, and Noods took over the space in Hawaii Kai. Upon walking into the restaurant we were greeted by a friendly lady (I think she was the owner). After looking over the menu, my friend proceeded to order a Yuzu Shio Ramen, and I just got some Garlic Fried Rice as I thought the garlic fried rice would go perfect with some wings. A nice clean restaurant with minimum seating inside, but the restaurant also had covered outdoor seating in the front of the restaurant, as well as in the back of the restaurant. After placing our food order, we elected to sit outside behind the restaurant. What can I say about the grub? My garlic fried rice was garlicky good, and it complimented the crispy shoyu wings I bought from Vons. As for my friend who got the Yuzu Shio Ramen, she said it was deeeeeeeeeeeeeeeelicious! Reasonable prices for their grub, and outstanding professional service which makes it an easy 5 star dining experience on Yelp! Wanna get some noodles? Check out Noods Ramen Bar in Hawaii Kai!

    Irene M.

    Happy National Noodle Month... With that I decided to use my noodle and visit the newest Noods location in Hawaii Kai Shopping Center the one with Safeway but is located right next to McDonald's. This more informal location is like a more private food court setting as you order at the counter and are given a buzzer (for both dine in and take out) and you return to the counter to pick up your order which I did and didn't mind at all though there's just a few tables and some counter seating available along with a couple tables outside as well. Though strange enough this noodle nut had the Dumpling Soup and what's great is that it comes with 10 boiled gyoza along with the broth of your choice which I chose "Truffle Tonkotsu" and it was a nice and light broth with a touch of truffle but wished it had more yummy truffle powder, it's also topped with choy sum making this more simplistic dish a great alternative when you're just craving some soup. The staff are very friendly and helpful to guide you to their system and with self service water and used dishes drop off station when you're done makes this a great spot to get your noods and enjoy it too. Thank you!

    Friendly guy to greet you

    The weather has been a little chilly recently and I've been really craving ramen. I like coming to Hawaii Kai cause it's not as busy as town. I thought about what I could eat while out this side of Honolulu, and I remembered Noods has a spot over by Longs that I'd been wanting to try. The wacky-waving-inflatable guy greeted me. Upon entering the restaurant, I didn't realize how small it was. If you dine-in, there's like 3 double tables and a couple of counter spots. The menu board is electronic up on screens above the register/service counter. Look at their menu online for your convenience! You order before you sit, and they will bring your order out to you if you choose dine-in. Otherwise, their takeout game is superstrong! You can order online or call in. They also offer free water, self-serve thru the dispenser, and canned drinks for sale. I initially wanted a tonkotsu broth, but the pesto option looked interesting so I decided to get the miso pesto ramen, along with the garlic fried rice, and chili oil pan fried gyoza. Then the nice girl behind the counter offered me the free kimchi potstickers for free with my ramen purchase. Of course I accepted, because why would I say "no" to free food?! The ramen came with all the usual fixings - pieces of pork, menma, ajitama, and green onion for $15. I felt while the flavors were decent, the broth was pretty salty. The garlic fried rice and the garlic chili oil were both very meh and nothing special. Thankfully it was only $4 for the rice but the gyoza was $7. Can't complain about the kimchi potstickers cause those were free. Overall, I think I want to come back to try the tonkotsu broth, but I won't be ordering any sides unless it's free again. Solid 3.5 as food wasn't terrible but could be better and for the really good service and friendly help at the counter... and .5 stars for the wacky-waving-inflatable guy in front.

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    It is SO nice to have a ramen restaurant in Hawaii Kai that serves vegetarian options! Thank you so much! Great service, yummy food!

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    Finally a Great vegan, vegetarian noodle menu!!!! Love the vegan potstickers, and the selection of broths and a vegetarian rice! A must try!

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    They have excellent food and service. The happy hours offering is a great deal, but it's only available at the Kaimuki location.

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    Wagaya

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    4.5(1.3k reviews)
    7.8 mi•Mo'ili'ili
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    Got the black garlic ramen extra noodles and extra boiled egg…read more The broth is rich and flavorful. We also shared Ahi katsu, calamari, and agedashi tofu. Agedashi tofu always hits hard and never disappoints. The ahi katsu was delightfully soft and not tough. Our server was friendly and accommodating. The place is small so you might need to wait a bit if you come during the rush hour.

    Food - I'm going through a cold noodle phase right now, so I ordered their cold noodle dish. It was…read moregood. I really like their noodles. It was firm, nice and chewey, and was not mushy. The sauce to dip the noodles in was good. It was flavorful, salty, and sweet. My wife had a bowl of ramen. I got to try the soup and it tasted really good. I also like how thick it was. I don't like thin soup on my ramen, so this I really liked. My daughter was gulping down her noodles... just shoving it into her mouth. That is a huge thing for me because she's picky with food. We also had the potato mochi. I also liked that one. It had good texture, crunch, and chew. It was brushed with a glaze. The flavor was good. I'm not a chicken karaage guy. But I'm mentioning it because we ordered it. The chicken karaage were good chunks of chicken. Not like other places who give small chunks. My wife liked it because it had more chicken than batter. Service - The Place had good service. The food came out on time. Servers were checking up on us without hovering or being overbearing. They paid attention when we called asking for help. I was listening to the workers, and they seem to like being there. I mean, "work is work", and no one REALLY LIKES going to work. I'm pretty sure we'd all rather be someplace else besides work. Maybe I caught them in a good mood, but, it genuinely seemed like the moral in the place was good and the people working there that night didn't mind being there. Vibe - Small, family vibe. I liked that there was buzz but it wasn't loud. When we came, most of the people there were older, but as we left later in the evening, a more younger crowd started lining up and coming in. That tells me, they appeal to a wide demographic/pallet, which is good. Overall, it's going on the list of places to go back to and recommend. I don't really like going to ramen places during the summer because it's hot. But I would go here.

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    Kamitoku - Spicy Beefy Wild

    Kamitoku

    4.4(687 reviews)
    9.2 mi•Ala Moana
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    Happy to hear that Kamitoku Ramen from Ward Centre relocated to South Shore Market (previously…read moreoccupied by Scratch Kitchen). They are currently exploring a new concept, which is a bit different from what it used to be. There's quite a bit of items missing from their old menu, but they have included new dishes to try. I got their Beefy Gold which has a lighter broth. I also ordered a side of yuzu peel & juice, reminiscent of the yuzu shio ramen. I'd say that the broth is pretty good (light broth is gentle to the stomach), and the noodles were cooked well. You'll probably miss the fatty chunk of charsiu, but they now have pulled beef charsiu instead which is stringy and just as flavorful :) Service was friendly as always and they were very attentive to our needs. Ambiance is a bit more upscale than their previous Ward location, and definitely larger. Will come back again to try their Otoko-Meshi items, overall just glad that they're back!

    First time going to their new location at Ward…read more The menu has considerably removed many items with just a few ramen options compared to before. They also changed the recipe for the worse. Not as creamy as it was and now using shredded beef instead of the generous whole portions of beef...the fatty part of the beef added to the flavor. Now it's just dry shredded beef like you would get in a burrito. Ordered the Seabara and didn't even have the back fat which it's known for. The vibe is totally off too. Gone are the Japanese posters, decorations and jpop playing in the background. And also noticed not one Japanese national working there...makes me think new owners?? Sadly another once great restaurant that has become crap. Also bad idea on moving there...the former Scratch Kitchen that closed down twice...some unlucky vibes there. Won't be surprised if they close down soon too.

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    Lucky Belly - Shrimp Kim Chee Bowl

    Lucky Belly

    4.2(2.2k reviews)
    10.1 mi•Downtown
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    So glad we ate here! Looks like there are lots of hip options in Chinatown, and we would have…read morewalked around and tried even more if we had had more time. We had a 4 hour layover in Honolulu and it was a quick 15 minute Lyft ride here to Lucky Belly. We were the only party here right at 5:30 pm. Loved the art and clean simple elegance of the exposed brick wall and wood tables. We were greeted and served by a very friendly host. We had the duck tacos, plus the special dim sum appetizer combo of pork belly bao, lobster dumplings and oxtail dumplings. We could not pick a favorite. The variety of textures was fantastic and each of the meat fillings were perfectly seasoned and tender, delicious! Each had a different sauce- just enough, not too much. Nothing was spicy but there was chili oil on the table if you wanted to add more heat. We got 2 nonalcoholic spritzers, one lilikoi and one hibiscus, which were each refreshing and complimented the meal. Since the service was so efficient, after eating, we still had time to zip over to Magic Island to stroll around, take in the scene and enjoy the sunset before heading back to the airport. Our last evening in Hawaii was really special thanks to this delightful restaurant!

    Horrifying experience. We arrived to a nearly empty restaurant. The hostess asked if we had a…read morereservation. We arrived an hour or so before they were about to close. All of the window seats were empty. In fact the restaurant was nearly empty. We were told the only option for us was the inconspicuous booth at the back of the restaurant. Not a good start. The food was okay. There was more than we were expecting, however the short ribs were a little tough. The ambiance, it was nice and empty by the time we left. Overall, what had been something we'd been looking forward to for years turned out to be a dismal disappointment. The experience left us feeling unwelcome, particularly because it seemed the staff were uncomfortable with two men simply going out for lunch. Being a Black and Asian couple shouldn't have any bearing on how paying customers are treated, but unfortunately, that's how the experience felt to us. We can overlook mediocre food or service, but feeling judged or unwelcome is something we won't overlook. We were there as paying customers and deserved to be treated with the same courtesy and respect as anyone else. Unfortunately, this is a place we won't be returning to, and based on our experience, we would not recommend it to others.

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    Goma Tei Ramen Ala Moana - Truffle ramen

    Goma Tei Ramen Ala Moana

    4.0(1.3k reviews)
    8.7 mi•Ala Moana
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    5 Stars - Goma Tei Ramen…read more Goma Tei Ramen - Ala Moana 1450 Ala Moana Boulevard, Honolulu, HI 96814 Visited: September 6, 2026 This was my first time at Goma Tei Ramen, and I really enjoyed it! I ordered the Spicy Tan Tan Ramen, Level 3 ($19.75), and it was excellent. Level 3 definitely brought the heat--it was very spicy, but just as importantly, it was incredibly flavorful. I loved it! The others in my party all seemed to really enjoy their meals as well. We also had Wakame Tan Tan Ramen ($14.99 each), a Teriyaki Chicken Rice Bowl ($15.99), and Seafood Fried Rice ($19.99). Our subtotal was $89.21 before tax. The service was fast and friendly, and overall it was a great first experience. If you enjoy ramen with some serious spice and plenty of flavor, the Level 3 Spicy Tan Tan is definitely worth trying. I'll definitely be returning!

    Gomq Tei can get really busy, with a physical wait list to track your place in line. It's located…read morein the underbelly of the Ala Moana mall, so you're essentially waiting in the parking lot. I was able to go for lunch on a random weekday which had zero wait thankfully. I ordered their Tan Tan Ramen with Pork Tonkatsu. They offer to keep the tonkatsu on the side but I like when the breading absorbs some of the flavor from the broth. The noodles were al dente and the tonkatsu was tender. I think the price is decent and the food comes out pretty fast, but the soup was grainy and had a layer of sourness that didn't hit right for me.

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