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Ohana Dish

4.5 (86 reviews)
InexpensiveJapanese
Closed • 11:00 am - 3:00 pm

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Moderate noise
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Dogs allowed
Good for kids

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Lily D.

i love little random mom and pop shops! This one is nestled in fort street mall in the downtown district between coffee shops and other restaurants. Also check their posted hours as it seems that they're mainly open on M-F with longer hours and on Saturday with limited hours. Im sure they are more busier on the weekdays with all the office workers nearby! We got the tori nanban with salad for 12.50! what a bargain to get a big plate lunch for less than $15 nowadays. The chicken was very tender and juicy. I actually don't like to eat rice but i ate it all! it was soft and had a good texture. There is indoor seating available - it can be a little hot inside but there is fan in the front. just pick a seat that faces it so you can cool down. the downside? It's cash only! and the location is junk so that means the parking is horrendous unless you work/live around here.

Regular plate of really good chicken katsu
Jojo M.

Ohana Dish is a solid and inexpensive spot to grab a plate lunch during the week in downtown Honolulu. I really enjoy their chicken katsu! It's best enjoyed freshly cooked. The regular size is plenty for one person. They can be busy during the lunch hour so I tend to do a phone order to avoid the wait. This place is worth checking out and does not disappoint.

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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.

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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 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 .

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.

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.

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 ~

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.

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

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Japanese home cooking - owners so nice good simple food. Easy to find, inside seating!

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Awesome staff and food, ate here so much while I was in school I got sick of it, now I'm back haha

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Their chicken katsu was really good and a great price. I can't wait to go back and try something else.

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They got some delicious curry. They certainly are a Scratch Kitchen. I enjoyed every bite.

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This is Japanese-style food. They have excellent katsu, chicken or pork, coated with panko, cooked perfectly, and non-oily.

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4.6(343 reviews)
4.4 mi•Kaimuki
•$$

I'd give this restaurant more than 5 stars if I could. We came here THREE days in a row during our…read moreone week stay in Oahu. I've heard this place gets pretty busy, but thankfully we didn't have to wait all three times (perhaps it was because we went after 7pm and it was storming all week?..). While the food was absolutely amazing, Jesse (especially) and the rest of the guys here, made our meals so special and fun each time. We got the Nishiki and Take each time (last time with the Ikura Shower!) and tried the crab, salmon and regular miso soup, and udon. We're so sad SoCal doesn't have anything like this at this price point. We'd highly recommend giving this a try (and making a reservation if needed!!!).

From start to finish, we had a wonderful time at this pleasant little spot. The staff is kind and…read morewelcoming. We were lucky we got here before the Friday lunch rush. Otherwise, be prepared for a bit of a wait. Our bowls were well balanced, flavorful and delicious. You could tell ingredient was selected and treated with care. The shrimp was incredibly sweet and succulent. We enjoyed the homemade soy sauce, fresh wasabi and yuzu ginger as well. My partner got the egg yolk shoyu dipping sauce, which added a layer of unctuous richnesss to the bowl. They are currently byob and Waialae mini mart is just a few doors down. We had a lovely time and hope to come back soon.

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Totoya - Mixed bowl with crab miso soup and extra nori and salad and shoyu egg on da side

Mixed bowl with crab miso soup and extra nori and salad and shoyu egg on da side

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Ginza Bairin Tonkatsu & Yoshoku Bistro - kurobuta tonkatsu

Ginza Bairin Tonkatsu & Yoshoku Bistro

4.3(4.3k reviews)
2.8 mi•Waikiki
•$$$
Free parking
19 years in business

The highlight of our Hawaii trip! We loved Ginza Bairin so much that we went TWICE during our trip…read more We visited on our previous trip to Hawaii, and it was an absolute must-revisit this time around. If you're visiting Honolulu and love Japanese tonkatsu, do yourself a favor and put this place on your list! The absolute star of the show is the Specialty Kurobuta Pork Loin Katsu. Out of this world! Kurobuta pork is basically the Waygu of the pork world. This pork comes from the Berkshire pig which produces more flavorful, more tender pork. The pork is perfectly cooked, incredibly tender, and coated in a beautifully crispy breading. Every bite is exactly what you want from a great tonkatsu. And PLEASE, don't sleep on the unlimited refills of cabbage, miso soup, and rice! The rice deserves its own shoutout. Ginza Bairin serves premium Tsuyahime white rice from Yamagata, Japan, and it is hands down the best rice I've ever had. The grains are plump, fluffy, and delicious, with that wonderful texture that makes you keep reaching for another bowl. Shamelessly admitting that I ate THREE bowls of rice, and I have absolutely zero regrets. My husband doesn't eat pork or beef, so he ordered the chicken katsu and said it was the best chicken katsu he's ever had. That's a pretty impressive endorsement, especially from someone who eats chicken katsu regularly. Families with little ones, this place is fantastic! They're incredibly kid-friendly, with child-sized cups, forks, spoons, and plates. Even better, the kids' meals come in the cutest little blue or pink car-shaped trays that my son absolutely loved. You can choose chicken katsu or shrimp tempura, served with rice, cabbage salad, macaroni salad, and a kids' juice box. It's thoughtful touches like these that make dining out with a toddler so much more enjoyable. The service was amazing, too. Everyone was friendly, welcoming, and attentive, making the whole experience even better. A few helpful tips: - Make a reservation ahead of time if you can, but walk-ins are welcome, too. - There are two "restaurants": the main dining room primarily accommodates reservations, while the other side is mainly for walk-ins. Don't worry, the food is impeccable on both sides! - Free validated parking for up to 1.5 hours is available at the Bank of Hawaii Waikiki Business Center underground garage, which is a huge plus in Waikiki. Ginza Bairin checks all the boxes: exceptional food, premium ingredients, generous refills, warm service, and a genuinely family-friendly atmosphere. The fact that we went twice in one trip says everything. This is one of those restaurants that stays on your must-visit list every time you return to Hawaii. Already dreaming about that pork katsu and another three bowls of rice!

This is my favorite tonkatsu place by far, and we love this place for it's Kurobota katsu, but you…read morehave to get here early to try it. They only have about 20 orders available daily, so we always make sure to make early reservations for dinner. It's a small place, so seating can be limited, and although they do take walk ins, you really should make a reservation. Free validated parking is available next door in the parking garage beneath the Bank of Hawaii building. I really like how light and crispy their tonkatsu is here. And the Kurobota katsu just melts in your mouth! If they don't have that available their Bairin Pork Tenderloin Katsu is always excellent too! My girlfriend also likes their Katsu-Dons. Sets come with free refills of rice, miso soup, cabbage, and pickles. Last night they also had several new wagyu additions to the menu that we haven't seen before, along with a wagyu beef nigiri that we had to try and thoroughly enjoyed. Service here is fast and very friendly! We have always enjoyed coming here and the staff take great care of their customers. They also offer a Kamaaina discount for locals with a Hawaii ID, which is really fantastic for people like us who live here and enjoy this place!

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Ginza Bairin Tonkatsu & Yoshoku Bistro - Tonkatsu, katsu-don, gyukatsu

Tonkatsu, katsu-don, gyukatsu

Ginza Bairin Tonkatsu & Yoshoku Bistro - Special Katsu-don set

Special Katsu-don set

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Tonkatsu Tamafuji - Jyukusei pork tenderloin katsu teishoku

Tonkatsu Tamafuji

4.6(2.5k reviews)
3.8 mi•Kaimuki
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Wen to this place with my husband last night , the food was very good and beautiful place ,read more

TLDR: Highly anticipated and successfully delivered, with incredibly fresh food and that comes to…read moreyour table with a little extra touch I booked this place extraordinarily last minute but seeing that I was going solo I was able to get a space open during my ideal time! Best believe I would not be late. Food: Shrimp Tempura: 5/5 - I think this is the best shrimp I've had, ever. The tempura was fried to quintessential perfection. Seasoned, light, not greasy and a decent size? My god Experience: 5/5 I'm calling this experience because they do something different here which is you get to grind your sesame with mortar and pestle to create your sauce which I think is a genius interactive element that not only adds to food knowledge but also makes you present. You are partially eating what you create and I like that immersiveness. Part of what also makes it cool is the open kitchen concept. Being seated in the middle of the bar i was able to watch the chefs' process from start to finish which is always such fun to see. Otherwise the service was really good! Ambiance It was what I would call an elevated casual. Not too loud or feeling like you need to be very quiet. I think the price was fair for what I got and all its fixings but its definitely not cheap. With that being said though I do think its extremely worth it if you can get a seat!

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Tonkatsu Tamafuji - Battering the Pork

Battering the Pork

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Making the sauce

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I-NABA - Uni, ikura and hotate don with zaru soba

I-NABA

4.4(813 reviews)
1.8 mi
•$$

Came here for lunch right after they opened. It was super packed, but luckily was able to get a…read moreseat. The service was amazing. Servers were constantly checking up on us and making sure we were okay. I got the zaru soba with tempura. The soba was delicious and the tempura was crispy and light. I also enjoyed the edamame rice that came with the meal. I saw they had fried mochi with zenzai. It was so yummy and a perfect way to end the meal. The mochi was crispy on the outside and soft and chewy on the inside. The zenzai was not too sweet and paired perfectly with the fried mochi. Will be back next time the soba craving hits!

This was our 3rd time having lunch here and probably last. There are better places to spend our…read moredining out dollars for Japanese food. The standard soba size is on the smaller side and the tsuru dipping sauce doesn't taste as good as the competition. I think Kikuya has a better soba and dipping sauce and their shrimp tempura at Kikuya is twice the size and has a better flavor. Also there is a 3.5% add on for using a credit card and the prices on the receipt do not reflect the menu prices and after calling them to ask why they basically couldn't explain it. Very strange practice. The menu said that the upcharge to go from a standard to large soba size is $3.75 and the receipt said $7.50. That is quite a difference. The servers are a mixed bag. The younger ones seem more service oriented, or less burned out. I know there are lots of loyal customers, but we haven't found the food taste, quantity and price to be worth it for us. A soba lunch for 2 runs around $75 with tip, credit surcharge and tax. Kind of high for not a spectacular meal.

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I-NABA - Tempura Zaru soba with edamame rice

Tempura Zaru soba with edamame rice

I-NABA - Hana soba

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ABURIYA IBUSHI - Ice cream and mochi

ABURIYA IBUSHI

4.5(457 reviews)
3.6 mi•Kaimuki
•$$

Our favorite izakaya on Oahu! We first came to Aburiya Ibushi a few years ago and we always come…read morehere to eat on each trip. For me, the must haves are their potato salad that comes with this curry seasoning (although go easy on how much seasoning you get with each bite as it's salty) and the oxtail ramen. The oxtail ramen is honestly one of the best ramens I've had - so flavorful yet not heavy at all. This time, we didn't get any of the chargrilled dishes but in the past we have and they've all been fantastic. The shima hokke kamameshi was really good and filling - we had enough to take with us for leftovers. It's a smaller restaurant so highly recommend making a reservation. There's been time where there's been open tables but they have a sign saying they cannot take guests without reservations. Parking is street parking and depending on what time your dinner is, it can be hard to find parking. We often end up taking an uber to avoid the hassle.

This place is definitely a little hole in the wall! I honestly didn't even know it existed until my…read morefriend mentioned it. Overall, the food was good! I wouldn't say it's necessarily a place I'll keep coming back to regularly, but I did enjoy trying it. Here's what we ordered: 1. White Peach Chu-Hi: This was really good and refreshing! I enjoyed it and would definitely order it again. 2. House Potato Salad: Honestly, this one was a little strange to me. It tasted almost like potato salad mixed with taco seasoning. Not quite what I was expecting, and I don't think I'd order it again. 3. Grilled Mochi: This was good, but nothing particularly special or memorable to me. 4. Grilled Roast Beef Kamameshi: Definitely my favorite dish of the night! The meat was so tender, and I always love that slightly burnt, crispy rice at the bottom. We decided to add the egg, and I'm so glad we did! It went really well with the meat and rice. Such a satisfying dish! 5. Grilled Shio Sanma: This was good too! I'm not sure I know enough about Japanese cuisine to fully appreciate or critique this dish, but I enjoyed the texture. It had a nice combination of slightly crispy and soft textures. Overall, I'm glad my friend introduced me to this little spot! While I'm not sure it'll become part of my regular restaurant rotation, I enjoyed the experience and thought the food was good.

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ABURIYA IBUSHI - Storefront... just like we're in Japan!

Storefront... just like we're in Japan!

ABURIYA IBUSHI - Their famous potato salad.

Their famous potato salad.

ABURIYA IBUSHI - Potato Salad

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Izakaya Tenkichi - Beef tempura

Izakaya Tenkichi

4.6(279 reviews)
2.5 mi•Mo'ili'ili
•$$

AMAZING!!! This is our ohana's favorite Izakaya, EVER, in Honolulu especially... The service is…read moreexceptional especially with Masu who made my birthday and our second son's birthday an incredible experience twice!!! They are lovely and spirited and you can tell they love what they do which even makes it so much fun and enjoyable. The food is incredibly fresh and delicious and my entire family could not stop ordering which expanded my bill but what the heck- price point is great. They have excellent tempura, sushi not found elsewhere, saba which was so yummy and even my favorite kitsuni and sukiyaki udon. The flavors of the chopped cabbage salad was delicious making you crave more along with their cold udon which we couldn't get enough! I don't know who many dishes we ordered but ALL were amazing! I love the family atmosphere for both young and seasoned, large or intimate- all my favorite . It's so lively and yet I feel like we were back in Japan filling our bellies with incredible Japanese cuisine. Domo Arigatouuntil next time- Bon Appetite

Awesome spot, service was pretty fast and I was able to get a seat around 6pm despite not having…read morereservations but it did start filling up pretty quickly so I recommend doing reservations; I came here based off a friends recommendation of the place. The negitoro bowl is such a simple dish ingredients wise but they do something to it that makes it feel so homemade and delicious. I've had better hamachi (cut was like very very slightly not as fatty as I would like, though that may be personal preference, but for the price point it was an excellent appetizer. I wish we ordered more tempura because it was so perfectly cooked. We got the sweet potato and squid tempura, with the sweet potato being my pick for must-have when coming here. The staff look super happy and were very accommodating! We saw 4 different people bring plates, gave us recommendations on the salt/tempura sauce combos for the tempura. Will definitely be returning soon!

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Izakaya Tenkichi - Steep stairs. Much easier to navigate going up. Going down after some adult beverages? Better use the handrail

Steep stairs. Much easier to navigate going up. Going down after some adult beverages? Better use the handrail

Izakaya Tenkichi - Yuzu Cheese Cake ($5.50) - really sweet, especially with the granola. Would recommend getting a different dessert.

Yuzu Cheese Cake ($5.50) - really sweet, especially with the granola. Would recommend getting a different dessert.

Izakaya Tenkichi - Dinner Menu (1 of 12) as of 3/5/2026

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Dinner Menu (1 of 12) as of 3/5/2026

Musubi Cafe Iyasume - Teriyaki spam musubi, egg + eel + avocado musubi, spam + egg + bacon + avocado musubi

Musubi Cafe Iyasume

4.5(5.5k reviews)
3.3 mi•Waikiki
•$

This is my go-to whenever I'm in Hawaii! There's multiple different locations throughout but this…read morespecific one is usually close to our hotel. No seats at this establishment. It's a grab and go type place. There's normally always a line but it moves quickly. We usually would go at least twice during our trip. One time to grab breakfast or snacks for the beach and we would always grab a bunch before flying home. It would last us a few days even after coming home to Cali. There are many different type of selections but my fave is the classic teriyaki spam musubi. You cannot go wrong! I also really enjoy the spicy cod roe rice ball. They also sell some cute bags and other spam related items. Definitely worth checking out when on the island!

With over 5k Yelp reviews I of course had to try it. I'm not a Musubi expert but it was indeed…read moresatisfying. I also got their $12 poke bowl just to go off the beaten path. Very simple. $12 is what it was worth. The salmon egg ball had very few eggs. The eel, spam, egg Musubi was an awesome breakfast. Took a while even with only 7 or 8 people in line about 15+ min to get to the cashier but they are quick to finish your order in about a couple minutes once you order. All things considered I'm going to go out on a limb from most other reviewers and go 4.4 stars. 5 stars for my non-expert opinion on the Musubi but the ball and poke bowl were not 5-star worthy and the fact it's a hole in the wall doesn't earn bonus stars in my book.

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Musubi Cafe Iyasume - Inside the shop

Inside the shop

Musubi Cafe Iyasume - Teriyaki Spam & Rice with Hawaiian drink

Teriyaki Spam & Rice with Hawaiian drink

Musubi Cafe Iyasume - Black pepper spam musubi and inari-egg spam musubi

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Black pepper spam musubi and inari-egg spam musubi

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