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    Ohana Dish

    4.5 (84 reviews)
    InexpensiveJapanese
    Closed 11:00 am - 3:00 pm

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    Moderate noise
    Casual
    Good for kids
    Good for groups

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    Max M.

    Stumbled across this place by accident while walking around Fort Street and have come back 4x since! It is cash only, and because it is in Fort Street Mall you will have to find parking in China Town, but despite all of this (and living in Kailua) my partner and I will go out of our way to still come regularly because of the amazing food. You wouldn't think much from its looks, but the food has been consistently delicious, especially the donburi and chicken plate lunches. My favorite is their chicken katsu which I felt was especially delicious with thick pieces of meat and a very clean, not oily or over-fried, taste. Whats most impressive is the price of their dishes with plates as low as $10 each and their most expensive being $14. I personally would pay more for the quality of the food but their affordable prices also keep us coming back. And shoutout to the Japanese couple who seem to work and own it who are always working hard and are very friendly! We'll be back many more times I'm sure.

    Mini Bbq chicken curry
    Sade P.

    Came here for lunch i was impressed and the food was served hot. I ordered a mini bbq chicken curry it comes with one scoop of white rice and a scoop of macaroni salad. A mini was $9.50 which I feel is pretty reasonable for a mini plate lunch right now. you also know a place is good when you see local braddahs in their business attire coming here. Overall very affordable and quick, keep in mind that it is cash only .

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    David L.

    I went to Ft Street Mall to get some piroshkis from Rada's, but they were closed. I went by Ohana Dish and what caught my eye was that in addition to the chicken katsu, garlic chicken, etc. they offer oyakodonburi which I haven't had at a plate lunch place before. It was delicious. The only part I'm a little bummed about is that it's on Ft Street Mall which I seldom go to. At least I now have another eating place when I'm there.

    Mini potato croquette

    Fish very light breading. Although they probably buy it that way. Was good. Not over cooked maybe little under. Will hold tartar sauce next time.

    I was planning on buying the shoyu chicken but ended up getting garlic chicken and it was great, next menu would be the shoyu chicken when I visit them again.

    Loco moco no rice
    Akemi O.

    Worker is super sweet. But my Loco moco was a lil bland. I also got it without rice so looked really sad. Not a very big patty. My egg scrambled well done was good perfectly. Not a loco moco the way I eat it, but whatevs. They are kinda slow. 15-20 min for my lil guy. Little long for downtown work area. Suggest calling in an order. I'll try other things before I make my final judgment...but so far just so-so.

    Pork ginger plate, regular
    Jewel T.

    100% recommend the pork ginger! I've been craving pork shogayaki for days and so I'm lucky there's Ohana Dish on Fort St with a really good recipe for it. Theirs is similar to a chop steak, with onion, carrot, and pepper. Very tasty, perfect size for lunch. FYI! They are cash only. So their prices include tax ~

    Mini Pork Ginger
    Sheryl S.

    Little hole in the wall place on Fort Street Mall across The Residences at Bishop Place. Cash only, but very tasty food. This mini is small, but just right for me and everything was Ono! Meat was tender, vegetables crisp, sauce just right, rice perfectly made and even Mac salad had no strange Mayo! I highly recommend!! If you want a bigger portion, don't buy the mini. But it's just perfect for me.

    Mini shoyu pork
    Dante H.

    This is a cute place-- cheap and filling local food cooked by Japanese nationals. The interior is a bit stark, par the course for Fort Street Mall. Lots of sweet and salty flavors, and lots of carbs. I got the mini shoyu pork and the plain saimin. Both added up to maybe $10, a steal for downtown. The shoyu pork was juicy and fatty and falls apart poked by chopsticks. The mini was enough for a meal for me, and I felt stuffed after. I didn't realize just ordering saimin meant fried saimin but I wasn't disappointed. It was just like yakisoba but with less of a tonkatsu and more of a dashi taste. Lots of pieces of pork and crunchy bits of cabbage and onion. Again, a very hearty meal. If you want comfort food and aren't worried about falling asleep after your lunch break, solid spot.

    Ahi belly, very small portion for 12$ large plate. Usually they give a larger portion, but it varies a lot.

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    The chicken taiten is really tasty and tender. I would hope they wouldnt be so stingy with their mac salad.

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    Amazing amazing amazing! Service was amazing and everything ran so smoothly. The ambiance is calm,…read morecozy, and intimate as you're sitting at the chef's bar. The food -- amazing. The soup pairing just makes sense and this is such a comforting meal for me since I LOVE sushi and miss Japan.

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    4.3(4.2k reviews)
    2.8 miWaikiki
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    Free parking
    19 years in business

    I'm not sure what happened to my original review when I tried this spot 2 years ago but this update…read morewas well deserved! During both visits, the employees were so accommodating. Even with a decent amount of seating, there is minimal space so they ask that you leave your strollers outside. When we called the first time saying our daughter was asleep they arranged everything in order to fit the stroller inside. The second visit, I had an even bigger stroller because it was a double stroller for my daughter and son. When I said my son was asleep they again, quickly tried to arrange space for the stroller until we realized he woke up. I truly appreciate them being so welcoming because I've come across many establishments that are not especially towards kids. As for the food, the first time the tonkatsu was a miss for me. I was comparing it to a popular spot on the island that books out months in advance that I tried just before my first visit here and it just seemed a lot more oily and not as tender. We were actually going to eat at the other business again but with two kids and walking non stop on our trip already, I was so happy we had an option closer to us. Both times, we were coming from Hilton Hawaiian Village. They have the cutest car bento boxes for the kids, and they let you choose the car color. My daughter loved the mini umbrella that came with her plate. My son was days before turning 1 year old so a lot of things ended up on the floor and even then, they were so kind about it. The best thing though for my husband and I AND my son, was the loco moco which we were told was limited and a new item for dinner since it was primarily only served as a lunch option? The flavor of the gravy alone was sooo good and rich. My son ended up eating my whole portion of rice and gravy with no crumbs left behind or on the floor lol. The other katsu items we ordered were nice and lightly coated and were not heavily oily at all. The only thing that I felt lacked was their curry especially in comparison to their gravy. I would definitely recommend coming here and I can't wait to come back. That was one of our favorite new dishes this trip and we come every year!

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    4.3 miKaimuki
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    Sunday April 19, 2026 first time, coming here at the 11th Ave. location…read more We were looking for a place for lunch after Planet Fitness Kahala and walking around the Diamond Head Triangle Park. Metered street parking or they have a paid private parking lot. As it was Sunday, we found a parking on Koko Head Avenue and walked there. We were seated right away at 2:30pm and they close at 3:30pm. Then dinner is at 5:00pm. Service was fast and friendly. We ordered right away. Food came out shortly after. It looked good and it tasted good too. The purple potato salad with the 2 sweet potato chips was different and really good! After lunch, we decided to order 2 Kirin beers and a bottle of Iichiko with green tea. We drank 1/3 of the bottle and decided to save the rest for the next time. We will be back again. Support local businesses.

    Great Japanese fusion restaurant with interesting dishes!…read more We ordered the quail eggs, corn, unagi ochazuke, blue cheese shishito peppers, and watercress salad. The peppers might not be everyone's cup of tea but it was certainly unique and interesting. The ochazuke was a favorite! Service was great and ambiance was cozy. Pretty busy on a Friday night. Although I miss their honey toast, I still love their new menu!

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    We went in the with no reservations but they were able to sit us down for a bit to grab some drinks…read moreand a few appetizers. This place took me back to Japan! The employees were awesome and attentive and had good recommendations. I got a calpico grapefruit soda with alcohol. It was delicious, but pretty sweet. Definitely worth a try if you like sweet drinks. My favorite was the calpico shikuwasa soda with Soju! It was so delicious. It was sour and sweet in the perfect way. Tasted like a creamy sour lemonade. I would come back just for this drink! I also really enjoyed their rolls and sushi. I got a few rolls and hand roll and they were all delicious and fresh. I cannot wait to return again!

    The atmosphere was very fun and laid back! It's a great place to get drinks with family and friends…read moreand pick on izakaya and sushi dishes. Fun tip: If you purchase a bottle of sake, you get to randomly draw a prize! Prizes range from a free scallop sashimi to a "hug" from a staff member lol the staff members were all super friendly, but were a bit busy and rushed. The food was good. The dish they're known for, the ikura bowl, was the best standout dish to order. The other items were good but were a bit pricey for the quality and the portion. Overall, a spot I would return to again to try other dishes. My family had a good time there. Tips: the staircase getting up to the restaurant is steep, watch you step and be careful if drinking alcohol lol parking lot is paid and can fill up fast during prime dinner time. Street parking is hit or miss. Reservations are highly recommended.

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