We found this place accidentally cuz we were in kahului. the food was excellent, service is…read moreexcellent, prices are appropriate for the size and the quality

Food is ok. It's more mainland style Chinese food than local Hawai'i style. Prices are okay for the…read moreportion size. The lemon chicken sauce was ok but not something I'd crave. Food came out quick and was warm. Overall a decent spot if you're in the area...

We visited Kings BBQ & Chinese Restaurant in Wailuku and continued the trend of checking out…read moregenuine indie spots (8/31/25). Few parking slots. Seems their constant stream of business was from either takeout or catering orders. We ordered half a roast duck and two plate entrees. I had a loco moco that came with katsu, and mac salad, plus a beverage of choice. The Homie had a loco moco plus katsu, roast pork, and mac salad. The food was flavorful, succulent, and eggs cooked perfectly overeasy and yolky. Ice cold bevs and the breeze coming through the screened window were both refreshing. Generous portions will make for tasty leftovers for tomorrow.

Hubby and I shared the Roast Pork & Walnut Shrimp Plate for breakfast. Food was tasty and hot!…read moreServed with rice and Mac salad. Good service and nice ambiance, lotsa locals so you know the food is Ono. I even ordered a Taro Smoothie with no sweet and enjoyed it all the way home.

Literally just bought this roasted duck and very disappointed.First off,the duck was colored with…read morethis reddish hue on the skin and was undercooked.It was not crispy and not tasty as I recalled it.Weiwei definitely changed the way they cook their food.Quality definitely went down.Mind you this is $50.

Their house cake noodle is awesome but don't go there on…read morechinese new year i was there for an hour..

Well cruzing around Maui village mall today the Mall that has the iconic Tasaka Guri-guri which…read morewas closed today because it's Sunday . My wife and I wanted to have some lunch so we came across this small Chinese place . Siu's Chinese restaurant there was no one inside the restaurant. Well I find out why the hot food selection didn't look very good . Prices were reasonable 1 choice $12.50 2 choice $14.95. We both ordered Won Ton Mein because the weather in Maui was raining on and off . It look delicious in my picture but first of all it didn't have no taste I used my mustard shoyu container and dumped it inside my Saimin LOL. The noodles tasted like Somen noodles and the Won Ton didn't taste that good . Service was pretty bad as well there was a young gentleman working the counter and he had no personality at all . While we were dining we saw only 3 customers came inside . I remind you this was prime time around 1pm lunch hour . To their defense that Mall is pretty dead anyway . Try to support local when possible

I haven't been here in awhile and we ended grabbing a quick bite to share while having guri guri…read moretoo. Everything was great. I don't remember their roast pork being this great for some reason but it was sure on point today. I personally love roast pork, roast duck and kau yuk. I will have to come back and see if their kau yuk is still ono like it was before. Check it out!

As a Thai person spending a month in Maui and eating my way through several Thai restaurants and…read morefood trucks, My Thai is the best by far! The menu has all the familiar Thai favorites, but also dishes that are hard to come by in the States. We tried quite a few things, and everything was excellent. Our favorites were the Spicy Basil (pad krapow) and Mom's Sausage (sai oua). The pad krapow comes with ground meat, as it should, and has that savory, spicy, fragrant flavor I look for. Mom's Sausage is incredibly flavorful and definitely worth ordering. The Pad Mama is another standout. It's a simple Thai comfort dish made with instant noodles, but they do it perfectly. And don't skip the mango sticky rice! The sticky rice was warm, soft, and pillowy, and the mango was perfectly ripe. Everyone here is super friendly too. The interior is cute, creative, and full of little details that show how much thought went into the place. They even play Thai country music in the background. One tip for first-timers: when you arrive, grab a menu from the check-in spot outside the restaurant, to the left of the dining area. Then head into the dining area and they'll seat you. You order through the QR code at your table and pay + tip when you place your order. Food is served in paper takeout containers. I'd definitely come back the next time I'm in Maui!

The food is normally great and we come here religiously every week; however, I'm disappointed that…read morewhen I order the $30 whole fried fish thinking I'm getting Pompano, I end up with Tilapia. They've done this twice and I can't even call them to ask them because their number doesn't work and there's no way of getting a hold of them. I wish their menu was more accurate or if that's the case, note that the fish could be substituted because what we ordered versus what we got, are definitely 2 different things. I know what tilapia costs versus pompano and if you're going to charge me $30 for fish, I would expect to get what I ordered. I messaged them through their social media since their phone doesn't work so hopefully they respond and do the right thing. We've been loyal customers and this isn't cool. Dinner takeouts are not cheap on island so when we splurge for the $30 fish, we hope to get just that.

Got takeout after landing at the airport. Everything was delish. Meat wasn't burnt or dry. HUGE…read moreand generous portions!! Service was super friendly as well. They packed our meal with extra bags so that they would travel securely all the way to kapalua. Will be back next time we are in Maui!

Looking for good Korean food? Went to Kau Kau Market in Kahului and ate here. The meal was big…read moreenough to share for 2. We had the Meat Jun Plate that came with 3 big pieces. It came with 4 sides and 2 scoops of rice. Service was good. Located inside the food court and lots of casual seating available.

great food, good value, good vibes, family friendly and amazingly comfortable bar seats/stoolsread more

Great vibes in a colorful space with lots of big screens of sporting events, Tiffany's first…read moreimpression is very welcoming. We ordered crispy fried chicken, miso butterfish, broccolini, brussel sprouts, Wailuku saimon noodles - all arrived quickly and ohh sooo delicious! With everyone being sensitive to too much salt or sugar, some restaurants lean bland these days, but Tiffany's flavors are right on point and every dish we ordered was an umami explosion! (Hard not to overeat here.) Wait staff was very friendly and helpful. This place is a Must Try in the area!

Decent Affordable food. Service was great, food came out quickly and the restaurant was very clean…read more If you're looking for cheap eats, King's if the place to go.

The Official "Option B" Chinese + Hawaiian Mashup Spot…read more So here's the deal: this place serves Chinese food with a Hawaiian twist, and honestly, it's enjoyable. But let me give you some wisdom worthy of a fortune cookie--a very honest fortune cookie. This is the spot you visit when you're feeling adventurous... or when you're ready to cheat on your regular Chinese restaurant. Yep, I said it. We've all got that one loyal place that knows our order by heart. But sometimes curiosity wins, and boom--you're here. Is it good? Yes. Is it your new forever love? Let's not get dramatic. Hard no. The flavors here are different--tasty, but very different. So don't come over here thinking all Chinese food tastes the same. Wrong. Incorrect. False. Try again. No. This is your Option B, your "the grass might be greener but let's not get carried away" choice. Spoiler: the grass isn't greener--it's just seasoned with soy sauce and aloha. Still? Recommended. Because life's too short not to flirt with a new menu (or side piece) once in a while. Mahalo. Jordan

We rarely eat out and I can't believe how u satisfactory the food was. My kids couldn't stomach the…read moreorange chicken and beef broccoli that they ordered. The food seemed old and mushy like it has been sitting for awhile. At least at Panda's they cook it right in front of you.

I discovered this place by accident.I got the chowmein, shrimp n green beans, sesame chicken, and…read morebbq pork. Also sampled good kahlua pork and orange chicken. Always stuffed when I leave. If you feel like panda express, give this place a try because I personally think its better

No AC and that's important to me if you want me to stay and enjoy your restaurant. So takeout it…read moreis. I like that they use the good non absorbant white takeout containers. That's a plus for takeout especially if it's a gravy item. I ordered a Mochicko Chicken and Honey Walnut Shrimp Combo Plate Lunch today. Basic Mochicko Chicken recipe so can't go wrong and was plenty about 1 1/2-2 cups worth. Six pieces medium size shrimps. Batter for the shrimp was kind of too thick. I like it thinner just my opinion. Because the batter could be more crisper tossed in the sauce won't be so mushy but since it's thick, it fells mushy for me. One scooped Mac salad and two scoops rice and this plate is filled. No, I could not finish. Half is saved for the next day.

Aloha Noodle Café is the revitalized business of the former Sugoi Ramen, housed in the same spot…read more Sugoi abruptly closed via a printed sign on their window that stated "On vacation" which ended up being for weeks.  All of a sudden a new sign posted in the window stated "Aloha Noodle Café coming soon".  I wasn't too excited as their old menu was just okay and the service lacked.  After seeing two reviews posted, a 1-star and 5-star, I had to come in for myself as how would I make a decision with ratings at both ends of the spectrum? ATMOSPHERE: No renovations have been done sans for the menu board.  The air conditioning was either broken or off as it was very warm inside, yet a few brave souls ate in.  Seating is quite plentiful. MENU: Chinese-inspired hot foods line, pho, saimin, dry noodle dishes, local plate lunches, rice dishes, pork, chicken, burgers, catering.  Ramen is no longer offered. FOOD: Crispy Cake Noodles with Seafood - $12.99 I absolutely love cake noodles so I had to try it. Maui's other "Chinese" eateries all make subpar cake noodle dishes so I wasn't expecting much. I've found the best version on the rock, and it was really, really good.  Say what?!  Yes!  The cake noodles were real cake noodles; crunchy on the outside, soft on the inside.  And, the amount of noodles was obscene!  Literally enough for three servings.  It can't be only about the noodles as the gravy is just as important, and they rocked it! Savory, tasty and chock full of shrimp, zucchini, broccoli, won bok, carrots and mushrooms.  The only downfall were the calamari that were rubbery. I normally wouldn't pour all the gravy onto all the noodles but I did it for you, my fellow Yelpers as I wanted that voilà shot.  You're welcome, lol.  Next time, it'll be rationed in order to keep the noodles' crunchy texture. SERVICE: Counter service was friendly and food delivery was super quick, about 5 minutes. OVERALL: The cake noodles knocked me off of my feet.  I'm totally jubilant that they've made a comeback after their first failed attempt.  Keep it up and that rating might go up one more star!