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The only reason I took a star away was because the wontons were not my favorite. The skin was super thick and the meat filling bland and not a great consistency. The broth in the soup was excellent and the veggies fresh. The dry noodles were super flavorful and the side of broth was the perfect compliment. The ladies working are all super nice. Service is fast. The beef skewers are a must. Flavorful and a hint of char. You absolutely can't beat the prices.
We were warmly greeted and offered coffee right away. Love the old school feel to this restaurant. We got a small dry saimin and a mini loco moco. Flavors were so comforting. A great stop for breakfast!
How have I not reviewed this place yet. It had been years since I actually dined in, but we made it in this time. We waited for a bit & I think our name was skipped a few times. I finally went up to someone as she was looking at the clipboard & asked. She apologized & we went right in. Had to get the drymein of course & the French fries. Nothing changed, dry mein is always nothing short of good. A good amount meat & some soup to add in if you would like. Mine miraculously came without bean sprouts which was great as I forgot to ask. Service was great & coming here is always so nostalgic. Till next time.
This spot was so so good! I ordered their dry noodles because it was recommended by one of my neighbors and it didn't disappoint. My husband ordered the Hamburger Steak Plate and it was one of better ones that he had on the island. The hamburger patty was super juicy! Definitely a local gem that I highly recommend. Not to mention, their service is super quick! Food showed up nearly instantly!
Sam Sato's has not disappointed me in all my visits. Yes the wait can be long. But when you ono da kine, you can endure. Having saimin here is a must when I visit Maui. Good saimin is hard to get, even with the culinary diversity in Southern California. It's that good. Just as I remember having when I was small kine back on Oahu.
Came here to try out the famous dry mein. Got lucky and were able to be seated immediately as there was a table open, even though the restaurant was packed. Had tons of people waiting for take out as well. Server was super on it and took our order quickly. Got the dry mein, cheeseburger, french fries, and beef stick. Dry mein was delicious. Like friend noodles with some soup on the side. Noodles were flavorful and cooked well and light broth complimented it well. Got to try the cheeseburger as well. So flavorful. Reminded me of in-n-out with the thin patty and the mustard mayo that they gave on the side. The beef sticks were charred super well and had a nice meaty flavor. I ate it so quickly! Got some french fries too and they were hot and crispy! On the way out got some of their manju. Small, but delicious! Will be back again! Parking: Parking in the lot in the front or on the street.
Tried Sam Sotos after seeing it all over social and had to check the hype for myself. It's definitely a small, hole-in-the-wall spot that feels very local and low-key, which I actually liked. I ordered the dry noodles with chicken -- flavors were solid and you can tell the ingredients are fresh and good quality. Portion size for the price felt pretty average, nothing that really stood out or made me want to come back. It's good, just not that good. Service was fast, host was attentive. Overall, a decent spot to try once if you're nearby, but honestly you can skip the hype -- not a must-hit. Rating 4/5.
It has been a very long time since I went to Sam Sato's Restaurant in Wailuku. It's still delicious way back in the late 90's and now. The food is comforting and good! A very nice getaway! I forgot to take a picture of the lima and azuki bean manju. The people who works at Sam Sato's Restaurant are really friendly and helpful ! Thank you Sam Sato's Restaurant !
Upon Arriving to Maui we had to check out the Sam Sato's for lunch before it closes at 2 pm. Was recommended by my co- worker who frequently dines there. So we tried the BBQ beef sticks, hamburger steak & BbQ plate which was so delicious! Homemade style just how we like it, also bought a variety of pineapple coconut, apple, blueberry, and azuki beans turnover and manju pastries. It was a 45 min wait to get a sitting, but it was worth it! Next time we gotta try the dry noodles!! Mahalo Sam Sato's.
this restaurant offers traditional Hawaiian comfort dishes such as dry mein (like Saimin but dry noodles), breakfast items like pancakes and loco moco, and diner type foods like burgers and fries. When we arrived around 9am on a Wednesday (new years eve), there were already people eating at the restaurant. They have a takeout counter for takeout orders only but if you want to dine in, make sure your entire party is present, otherwise they won't seat you. Plenty of parking in front of the restaurant. Restaurant was very homey and had comfortable seating and booths. We ordered a family style mix of dishes since we came with a local friend and wanted to try all their dishes. I was really excited to try the dry mein, because I love noodles. The noodles were springy and I could definitely tell they were made in house but was a bit disappointed in the flavor of the noodles alone. I enjoyed it more with the dashi broth that they give on the side though. The fried rice and yakitori were also filling. My favorite had to be the banana pancakes. The pancakes were so fluffy, light, and the banana pieces added a sweet kick at the end. The entire meal cost us around $80 for 7 people which is an amazing price point!! I would definitely come back and recommend if you want some comfort Hawaiian food here in Maui.
Amazing local dining destination in Wailuku. Limited spots in the parking lot. We lucked out to be seated at a two top upon arrival (8/29/25). We started with half a papaya served with a juicy lemon wedge. Amazingly fresh! The Homie had a small loco moco and then later ordered a perfectly griddled pancake. I ordered a classic breakfast with two overeasy eggs, steamed rice, Portuguese sausage, and an orange wedge. I also glanced at their well stocked pastry case. Note: breakfast is served only until 11am Lunch menu and specials look equally as tasty. It was so tasty, we returned as our last meal before heading to the Kahului Airport (9/2/25). This time we had a short wait to be seated, just make sure to get your name and number in your party on the clipboard. We feasted on 4 grilled beef skewers and a small order of the dry noodles. No frills ambiance, but clean restrooms, and genuine welcoming staff. Genuine ohana and aloha spirit! Highly recommended!
Made last minute plans for a trip to Maui and this trip decided I wanted to explore more mom and pop places vs my usual suspects in Kaanapali... so upon landed headed to Sam Sato's. Located in old town Wailuku.. the area looks more commercial than residential, but tucked in the street is this cute restaurant. It's nothing fancy, but they sure do serve up a good meal! I feel like I've been missing out all these years.. the dry noodles and beef stick were perfection! The cha shu topping on the eggy noodles, such a good combo. The beef stick was tender and flavorful. The complimentary soup balanced all the flavors... and I wrapped up my meal with a Lima bean manju. Nice and buttery exterior paired perfectly with the Lima bean filling. I really liked that the bean paste wasn't too sweets All in all loved this place and will be back! Staff super friendly, food comes out fast and it's sooo ono - what's not to love? I will add I order a small dry noodles and had extra so took left overs to go and made a sunny side egg and put it on top of my reheated noodles. Winner of a meal! read more
23 days ago
Another 3.5 overall rating. Ordered their dry noodles and manju for a lunch... Pros- the Manju is very tasty! I ordered a box of 16, 8 of both options (pineapple and red bean). I would order these again in a heartbeat! 5/5! Cons- I preordered a medium pan of dry noodles with veg. I was expecting some kind of vegetable in the noodles. I'm allergic to bean sprouts, so asked they not be used in the dish, but I thought carrots, yellow onions, something... nope, it was just noodles and green onions! No meat either, which surprised me. I ordered what I thought was their deluxe dry, but it was super plain. That was disappointing for sure. I would not order this again. Parking is also crazy tight and limited. Luckily I dropped my son off and drove around the block. If I actually had to park, not sure what I would have done. read more
A MUST HAVE WHEN IN MAUI This has been my favorite place to eat so far in Maui, the dry noodle is super delicious & the broth that you eat on the side with is FLAVORFUL. The beef skewers are the perfect texture & flavor. We ordered 4 at first, & ended up ordering 2 more right after. Delicious! Our server Tiffany is soooo nice & attentive. Super sweet & gave us recommendations since it was our first time there. She also recommended the banana pancakes there (come before 11), we will definitely be back to try that before we leave. Overall 10/10 recommend! read more
8 days ago
The only reason I took a star away was because the wontons were not my favorite. The skin was super thick and the meat filling bland and not a great consistency. The broth in the soup was excellent and the veggies fresh. The dry noodles were super flavorful and the side of broth was the perfect compliment. The ladies working are all super nice. Service is fast. The beef skewers are a must. Flavorful and a hint of char. You absolutely can't beat the prices. read more
13 days ago
Must go! Waitress was AMAZING! We got the following: Dry noodles Fries Bbq steaks Desert! - all 5/5 read more
How have I not reviewed this place yet. It had been years since I actually dined in, but we made it in this time. We waited for a bit & I think our name was skipped a few times. I finally went up to someone as she was looking at the clipboard & asked. She apologized & we went right in. Had to get the drymein of course & the French fries. Nothing changed, dry mein is always nothing short of good. A good amount meat & some soup to add in if you would like. Mine miraculously came without bean sprouts which was great as I forgot to ask. Service was great & coming here is always so nostalgic. Till next time. read more
This spot was so so good! I ordered their dry noodles because it was recommended by one of my neighbors and it didn't disappoint. My husband ordered the Hamburger Steak Plate and it was one of better ones that he had on the island. The hamburger patty was super juicy! Definitely a local gem that I highly recommend. Not to mention, their service is super quick! Food showed up nearly instantly! read more
Sam Sato's has not disappointed me in all my visits. Yes the wait can be long. But when you ono da kine, you can endure. Having saimin here is a must when I visit Maui. Good saimin is hard to get, even with the culinary diversity in Southern California. It's that good. Just as I remember having when I was small kine back on Oahu. read more
6 months ago
Came here to try out the famous dry mein. Got lucky and were able to be seated immediately as there was a table open, even though the restaurant was packed. Had tons of people waiting for take out as well. Server was super on it and took our order quickly. Got the dry mein, cheeseburger, french fries, and beef stick. Dry mein was delicious. Like friend noodles with some soup on the side. Noodles were flavorful and cooked well and light broth complimented it well. Got to try the cheeseburger as well. So flavorful. Reminded me of in-n-out with the thin patty and the mustard mayo that they gave on the side. The beef sticks were charred super well and had a nice meaty flavor. I ate it so quickly! Got some french fries too and they were hot and crispy! On the way out got some of their manju. Small, but delicious! Will be back again! Parking: Parking in the lot in the front or on the street. read more
Tried Sam Sotos after seeing it all over social and had to check the hype for myself. It's definitely a small, hole-in-the-wall spot that feels very local and low-key, which I actually liked. I ordered the dry noodles with chicken -- flavors were solid and you can tell the ingredients are fresh and good quality. Portion size for the price felt pretty average, nothing that really stood out or made me want to come back. It's good, just not that good. Service was fast, host was attentive. Overall, a decent spot to try once if you're nearby, but honestly you can skip the hype -- not a must-hit. Rating 4/5. read more
2 months ago
It has been a very long time since I went to Sam Sato's Restaurant in Wailuku. It's still delicious way back in the late 90's and now. The food is comforting and good! A very nice getaway! I forgot to take a picture of the lima and azuki bean manju. The people who works at Sam Sato's Restaurant are really friendly and helpful ! Thank you Sam Sato's Restaurant ! read more
2 months ago
The dry noodles were so tasty especially accompanied by the spicy hot mustard. We came here twice in our 5 night stay in Maui. We also liked the beef skewers and lima manju. I like the old school feel of this shop and would definitely come back. read more
Upon Arriving to Maui we had to check out the Sam Sato's for lunch before it closes at 2 pm. Was recommended by my co- worker who frequently dines there. So we tried the BBQ beef sticks, hamburger steak & BbQ plate which was so delicious! Homemade style just how we like it, also bought a variety of pineapple coconut, apple, blueberry, and azuki beans turnover and manju pastries. It was a 45 min wait to get a sitting, but it was worth it! Next time we gotta try the dry noodles!! Mahalo Sam Sato's. read more
this restaurant offers traditional Hawaiian comfort dishes such as dry mein (like Saimin but dry noodles), breakfast items like pancakes and loco moco, and diner type foods like burgers and fries. When we arrived around 9am on a Wednesday (new years eve), there were already people eating at the restaurant. They have a takeout counter for takeout orders only but if you want to dine in, make sure your entire party is present, otherwise they won't seat you. Plenty of parking in front of the restaurant. Restaurant was very homey and had comfortable seating and booths. We ordered a family style mix of dishes since we came with a local friend and wanted to try all their dishes. I was really excited to try the dry mein, because I love noodles. The noodles were springy and I could definitely tell they were made in house but was a bit disappointed in the flavor of the noodles alone. I enjoyed it more with the dashi broth that they give on the side though. The fried rice and yakitori were also filling. My favorite had to be the banana pancakes. The pancakes were so fluffy, light, and the banana pieces added a sweet kick at the end. The entire meal cost us around $80 for 7 people which is an amazing price point!! I would definitely come back and recommend if you want some comfort Hawaiian food here in Maui. read more
Amazing local dining destination in Wailuku. Limited spots in the parking lot. We lucked out to be seated at a two top upon arrival (8/29/25). We started with half a papaya served with a juicy lemon wedge. Amazingly fresh! The Homie had a small loco moco and then later ordered a perfectly griddled pancake. I ordered a classic breakfast with two overeasy eggs, steamed rice, Portuguese sausage, and an orange wedge. I also glanced at their well stocked pastry case. Note: breakfast is served only until 11am Lunch menu and specials look equally as tasty. It was so tasty, we returned as our last meal before heading to the Kahului Airport (9/2/25). This time we had a short wait to be seated, just make sure to get your name and number in your party on the clipboard. We feasted on 4 grilled beef skewers and a small order of the dry noodles. No frills ambiance, but clean restrooms, and genuine welcoming staff. Genuine ohana and aloha spirit! Highly recommended! read more
2 months ago
Today was my first time to this cute hole in the wall. Not many tables but seemed to have a fast turnover. We waited about 15 to 20 minutes. We ordered 2 small dry noodles and 2 BBQ bees sticks. Noodles come with a cup of broth on the side and the skewers came with hot mustard. From my first to last bite, everything was so tasty making me think, I will definitely be returning. Despite ordering a small size, I could not finish it and took the rest home for a great snack! Staff very friendly and genuinely kind. While waiting we saw a lot of to go orders processed which is probably a good option if you don't want to wait for a table. I'll be back! read more
29 days ago
Wanted to try something new and this was an experience. First off, Casey our server was especially kind and explained the menu to us. Loved the old school ambiance. I like the review who said to get the spicy mustard and shoyu. It did add a nice new dimension. Husband did not like the meatloaf but that could just be him. Mac salad was not exceptional. Now the fries were on point! Hamburgers at a little over 5 dollars looked like a good bang for your buck. Would not get the beef skewer again. read more
3 months ago
When in Maui must find this place,,, food is delicious and price is very reasonable. Workers are super friendly and very accommodating, it's always packed so the ambiance is fun, but well worth the wait. Go check them out! read more
The hamburger steak patty was not our favorite and I didn't like the tuna melt as they mixed what taste like relish in it. The dry mien is great as always and the cheeseburger deluxe is my go to, to pair with the noodles. We ordered two orders of fries and it never came out till we were almost done eating so my kids never had a chance to enjoy it with their cheeseburger. When I went to remind the waitress she said it was about a 30min wait. That's a long wait just for fries. She should have told us this in the beginning as I wouldn't have cancelled the ordered. Service was good but a bit too hot for me to dine in. It was really busy and loud and the wait can be very long. The restaurant isn't that big but it definitely needs an A/C upgrade! read more
Had to come try this place based on all the reviews and recommendations. Was not disappointed. The staff is very friendly, hard working and attentive. Service was very fast. We tried the dry mein and the special Saimin soup, both reasonably priced. The dry mein was excellent with an al dente finish on the noodles. The pork was tender and the accompanying soup was good to add to the bowl of noodles as needed. The special Saimin soup had a different broth than the Saimin we've had on Oahu and Kauai. It was more of a miso broth than a shoyu broth and probably would not order it again. Overall, a great experience and will be back in the future to try some other items. read more
So happy to have a chance to visit Maui and make our first stop at Sam's! We got here 40 min before closing, but fortunately, they were able to accommodate us! We were all looking forward to try their famous Dry Min and shared the Mac Salad, Saimin, Teri Burger & their famous Teri sticks (tastes like Obon) and Azuki & Lima Bean manju. True Aloha hospitality here especially since you can see all the Aunties behind the weathered screen door, making everything from scratch... and their mac salad is DEFINITELY on point!! Hope to visit again soon! read more
1 month ago
1 month ago
Wow what a service. We ordered take out. We opened at home only to find there wes no meat on our noodle. We called and was told that they mixed up orders. We were told to come get it. We had to drove back. We'll they didn't make a new batch, but they gave us a bag of meat. Seriously? No compensation? read more
4 months ago
This place has got to be one of my favorites! The staff is so nice and helped walk me through the menu options. Definitely off the beaten path and not in a touristy area but well worth it. Get the beef stick. They were so good we really thought about trying to take some on the plane home. Do yourself a favor and head over there. read more
Since it was my first time ever coming to Hawaii, I had to try some Saimin. Sam Sato's specializes in dry Saimin, and, wow, it was delicious!! I wish I got her name, but our server was so, so helpful and kind! She gave us recommendations and how she likes to eat the dry saimin. thanks to her our experience was 1000/10. The noodles dipped in the Chinese mustard mixed with shoyu followed by a sip of broth - chefs kiss!! The noodles alone were great, but the combo with everything made it perfect. The mini loco moco was simple but delicious! And we finished everything off with their with manju which was recommended to us by our server. Both flavors were really yummy. Sam Sato's was such a great experience during my visit to Wailuku! The homey vibes of the restaurant (so many regulars came walking in), the amazing service, and the delicious food. I will remember it all fondly. read more
10 months ago
This place has been a family favorite of ours for year... and when I say years I mean YEARS!!!! Over 20 years we've been going and the food never changes. Always consistent and always so good. The dry mein is something that is their specialty and you have to get it. There's something about the dashi that goes with it that just makes the noodles so tasty. Don't be afraid if there's a line, because there will be, they turn tables fast and people are considerate and don't just sit and take up space. I have yet to find a place on Oahu that can even compare to Sam Satos. read more
18 days ago
1 year ago
I have been a noodle girly since day 1 so Sam Sato's had my name written all over it! This is more of a local spot, so I'm so happy I found it! We came by for a late lunch and had to wait maybe less than 5 minutes for a table. Food came out at lightning speed. The portions are super generous and may or may not put you in a food coma for the rest of the afternoon. Make sure you get the skewers! My mom doesn't look noodles that much so she ordered the beef tomato dish and the beef was really tasty! It was her favorite dish. In addition to really quick service, they create a warm and welcoming environment. Will definitely be back the next time I'm visiting! read more
10 months ago
Sam Sato's is one of those spots where you walk in as visitors and walk out feeling like part of the neighborhood. My friends and I stopped by and were instantly swept up in the warm, local vibe -- friendly staff, quick service, and an ambiance that feels both classic and comforting. We tried a little bit of everything and honestly enjoyed it all. The cheeseburger deluxe hits that perfect old-school diner nostalgia. The signature dry noodles are a must, and the super dry noodles with vegetables takes it to another level. Don't skip the yakitori -- simple, smoky, and delicious. Beyond the food, what really makes Sam Sato's special is its heritage. From a humble general store in the sugar-cane fields back in 1933 to a beloved Maui institution today, you can taste the generations of care in every dish. It's the kind of spot where recipes and smiles feel like they've been passed down through the family just for you. Whether you're grabbing takeout or sitting in for a quick bite, Sam Sato's serves up flavors that linger long after you've left. "ʻO ka ʻai i loaʻa ke ola" -- food that gives life -- has never felt more true. A must-visit on Maui for anyone who loves great food, great people, and a real local classic. read more
9 months ago
Sam Sato's is a must if you want a real local Maui experience. The dry noodles are amazing. They instantly reminded me of bakmi in Indonesia, that same simple, savory comfort that hits the spot. Everything is quick, no fuss, and the food tastes like something they've been doing right for a long time. It's popular for a reason, so it's worth the wait. You can tell this is a local favorite, the place is full of locals, and the vibe feels authentic. If you're in Wailuku and want something iconic, go for the dry noodles. read more
Good food at a good price. The dry mein is delicious. I got the broth on the side and it doesn't really have flavor. The cheese burger deluxe was simple and delicious. The bbq stick was juicy and good too. The food was fast to come out. read more
We went to Sam Sato's with local friends. The line was long during Saturday lunch time and we waited for about 30min. We tried their signature dry noodles, yakitori, and cheese burger with fries. The dry noodle portion was huge and definitely enough to feed two persons or more. I loved the dry middle texture - it was firm and chewy. It was lightly seasoned and topped with Char Siu pork slices and spring onions. We had the dry noodles with their homemade mustard sauce, which made the noodle slightly spicy and added an extra layer of flavor. The yakitori (chicken skewer) had a smoky taste, though the meat was not super tender. The cheese burger was old school but tasty. The restaurant also sold turnovers with fruit fillings such as apple, peach, and coconut. We got some turnovers to go and they tasted great! The outside was super crispy and the filings inside had a generous portion of fruits. I didn't get a chance to snap a picture before they were gone. Overall, this is a great spot for noodles and comfort food! read more
3 months ago
More like 3.5 stars We went with the recommended classics all the way - dry noodles, beef skewers, and manju. The manju were great. I wish we had ordered more. I liked both the white bean (lima or shiro-an) and black bean (azuki) but the white was a little sweeter and creamier. The star, though, was the pastry crust, flaky, buttery, sweet, and crisp. The beef skewers were also excellent. Beautifully grilled, sweet but not cloyingly so, and served with a biting hot Chinese mustard that is reminiscent of what you used to get in old-school Chinese-American restaurants. Too bad the beef is too intense to make a meal of. Which leads us to... The famous dry mein. It's fair to say that I don't get their popularity. The noodles were clearly fresh but I was picking up an odd possibly alkaline taste. Maybe if the noodles were rinsed first? I'm just not sure. Other than that, I felt that the noodles were kind of blah. There was very little flavoring at all. I had read that the "secret seasoning" might include oyster sauce and soy sauce. In no way could I detect any hint of oyster sauce or much else, for that matter. It absolutely helped to either dip or dress the noodles with the provided cup of "dashi." I put dashi in quotes because it doesn't taste much like any dashi I've had in the past. This broth tasted more like a dilute chicken soup but it did add some needed salt to the noodles. The service was friendly and efficient and the decor reflects a casual, "We're a local institution" vibe. This is one of the few places I've eaten here where the majority of the clientele seemed to be locals, not tourists. My low rating reflects my disappointment with their signature dish. Despite this restaurant showing up on every "Best Of" list, I don't believe the noodles live up to the hype. Other dishes might be better. read more
1 year ago
Yes, this is us eating saimen at 7:30 am on a Wednesday. Got seated right away but as we were leaving BIG line waiting. Nice little hole in the wall in the business district you would not expect there to be prob about the BEST homemade saimen I've had EVER. Couldn't help but get a shirt on our way out. read more
I was told that this was a place to go to when you're in Maui! I loved the yakitori chicken! The skin was cooked SO GOOD and it was reminded me of when get duck by how it looked. I went with a group and we did family style. We got the super dry saimin that had more toppings then the regular dry saimin and then we got the won ton min and that was good too! I like a lot of noodles and I like veggies and other fixings. Atmosphere - It is busy and it has that classic, local feeling place where people go to hang out and catch up on life. Service - Service was good, fast, and attentive! Cost - $12 - $16 depending on what you get, we did family style so you can try more and less costs. We did have left overs of both the won ton min AND saimin so we could have done one less dish :). Parking - They have their own lot that maybe fits around 8 cars so be aware of that. I don't recall if there is street parking, there might be. Location - It's in this industrial/business ish kind of area. At first, I was like where is this restaurant, in a warehouse? HAHA. They had pastries and manju (which we didn't try but someone did recommend to try it). I would definitely come here again! read more
6 months ago
Haven't been here in a couple of years. Unfortunately, I was disappointed. The Combo Plate was not very good. The Char Siu was cut very thin with little flavor. The Spare Ribs were a bit tough and little flavor. The Dry Mein was okay, nothing special. My wife makes better one, using Iwamoto noodles. read more
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What time do they *really* close? The past two times we arrived on a Saturday about 12:30-ish, they were closed. Hours say open til 2p. But what is the real time?
They close once a year for R&R for about 2 weeks. Currently they're closed 5/20 - 6/4 according to recent pics.
What is manu?
I think you mean "manju" - it is a japanse pastry, doughy outside usually filled with sweek azuki past.
Does the manju have milk, eggs or butter? My friend is vegan, and I am looking for omiyage to being back for her.
The baked goods aren't vegan - traditional/old school style Deliciousness!!
What's the difference between dry noodle, super dry noodle, and saimin noodle with broth on the side?
Dry noodle sizes are small, large and double. They're served with broth on the side. Super is the large portion of dry noodles with more toppings (veggies, pork, fishcake,…
What are their hours? Went by Wednesday and they were closed.
They are typically open 6-2pm. Closed Sundays. They take vacation once a year.
Do they sell out of manju early?
Most times they'll have them in the mornings, but may run out. They sell a lot especially around the holidays or school breaks when people buy them in boxes as omiyage when they are traveling. If buying a lot and want to be assured to getting,…
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