This place is an absolute gem. Super clean, beautifully Japanese-themed, and just straight-up cute…read morein the best way possible. The attention to detail in both the space and the food really shows. The customer service is dynamite--friendly, welcoming, and genuinely happy to help you pick the perfect crepe. You can tell they take pride in what they do, and it makes the whole experience even better. They've got a huge selection of crepes, from classic sweet options to more unique combinations, all made fresh and presented perfectly. There's a small counter where you can eat, which adds to the cozy, authentic vibe and makes it feel like a little slice of Japan. If you're into amazing crepes, spotless spaces, and top-tier service, this spot is an absolute must. Cute, delicious, and 100% worth stopping by.

Great friendly service! Actually on our way to another…read moredessert place next door, but this place caught our eyes. Got the special Kinako crepe - it was delicious!

Sweet Corner Café in Oahu was absolutely incredible. We ordered all gluten free items, and…read moreeverything was perfect. The orange chicken was crispy, flavorful, and coated in the perfect sauce. The coconut shrimp was amazing, and the tempura chicken was so good that you would never guess it was gluten free. We also had the pineapple sausage, gluten free fried rice, and locally sourced organic eggs, and every single item was fresh, delicious, and thoughtfully prepared. Chelsea, our waitress, was on top of everything from start to finish. She was funny, kind, and very educational when explaining the food items and their preparation processes. After running a half marathon today, I was exhausted, and Chelsea genuinely lifted my spirits. It is rare to find gluten free food this good, especially fried items with such great texture and flavor. Sweet Corner Café exceeded every expectation. This place is a must visit in Oahu, whether you eat gluten free or not. Sweet Corner Café in Oahu was absolutely incredible. We ordered all gluten free items, and everything was perfect. The orange chicken was crispy, flavorful, and coated in the perfect sauce. The coconut shrimp was amazing, and the tempura chicken was so good that you would never guess it was gluten free. We also had the pineapple sausage, gluten free fried rice, and locally sourced organic eggs, and every single item was fresh, delicious, and thoughtfully prepared. Chelsea, our waitress, was on top of everything from start to finish. She was funny, kind, and very educational when explaining the food items and their preparation processes. After running a half marathon today, I was exhausted, and Chelsea genuinely lifted my spirits. It is rare to find gluten free food this good, especially fried items with such great texture and flavor. Sweet Corner Café exceeded every expectation. This place is a must visit in Oahu, whether you eat gluten free or not.

My sister was in town and wanted to try Sweet Corner Cafe. I was apprehensive at first because of…read morethe location which could be categorized as hidden. Its location was a mystery and the way the food disappeared off our plates was the magic. We were met with love and we were served love in our to go containers. We ordered house fried noodles, orange chicken, house fried gyoza, vegetarian spring rolls with sides of white rice and various, delicious tea drinks. I have never had bacon in my fried noodles before and I know bacon makes most things taste better but this was truly the cherry on top. I loved the noodles. I love thin noodles like angel hair pasta and finally I've found a place that serves a thin fried noodle. It was delicious. The orange chicken was hot and tasty and we didn't get any fatty pieces which made it perfect!! That's huge to my family. Speaking of which, I have a big family we're talking 8 people and the portions at this place were delightfully generous. You might be buying dinner today but you'll likely have lunch for tomorrow too! I don't know what they put in the drinks but I am hooked. My goodness! Iced-Cool Liquid happiness for my tongue, throat, stomach and soul. I was upset when it was gone. I'm still upset. This place is truly off the beaten path but worth the effort to find and dine. Drive directly down the alley when you see the Sweet Corner Cafe sign on the corner(keep your eyes peeled). Go all the way down, you'll be able to turn around and there's parking along a building.

My go to is the Shoreline chef plate with crawfish poke. Can't beat the potato salad either. That…read moreis broke the mouth! Check their daily specials too, they get some good stuff.

A casual spot to grab poke bowls and plate lunches. Service is quick and friendly. The cashier…read moreexplained the menu to us and other customers. They have a single long table if you want to dine in but we saw most people taking their dishes to go. The OMG burger was topped with creamy ahi. I upgraded to a combo and ordered it with a side of eggplant fries and a drink. The creamy ahi was very oniony and complimented the burger nicely. The eggplant fries were soft and served with a tasty sauce. The Executive Style plate was a great deal with kalbi, garlic shrimp, fish and poke. Overall a great spot if you're in the area!

Placed an order for takeout at this location by mistake, but it worked out well enough because the…read morefood at this location was comparable to the one closer to us. We ordered the pad Thai, panang curry, fried chicken and pork spring rolls. They double fried the chicken so it was extra crispy and tasty! Panang, spring rolls and pad Thai were all pretty yummy as well. Good food and we had enough left over for another meal.

My friend Daryl from the Bay Area was in town on a stopover from his Japan trip and was staying at…read morehis brother's house in Mililani. So I told him I would drive out and take him to lunch. After picking Daryl up in Mililani Mauka, he said his sister-in-law recommended we eat lunch at a Thai restaurant she didn't remember the name of. As everyone knows, I can eat Thai food any day, every day, so we Googled "Thai Restaurant" and ended up at Thai Village in Waipio Uka. Of course we parked at the end of the lot furthest from the restaurant but that's all right because we need the exercise. I have been to several other Thai Village locations and the food has been pretty good. Not so much at this one, though. We ordered the shrimp rolls, which are the uncooked ones. They were ok. Daryl had a major heart attack a couple years ago in Las Vegas so has been trying to eat a little healthier. We also ordered the green curry with chicken and the pad see ew with chicken. Both dishes were not thrilling. Of all the Thai Villages I have been to, this was not the one which I would consider the best. I think the ones in Aiea and Kapalama are a lot better.

Love the food here. Everything is made to order so you have w/o wait a bit. Good things come to…read morethose who wait. We can hear for my birthday. There were six of us and the largest seating is 4 people sir we had to split up. The food was delicious. We ordered the Gorditas. Mixed enchiladas. The gorditos were so good. The staff were helpful to know what to order. I can't wait to go back again.

This is like coming home and eating at your grandma's house. It's a small hole in the wall spot…read morewith really good Mexican food. We ordered guac & chips, a carne asada Sope plate, an ala carte beef tamale, menudo and a tostada. Definitely way too much for 2 people BUT we got a little taste of everything. I love that the beans are made with chorizo! The guac was nice and chunky. The menudo had hominy, good rich flavor, the tripe was a little over cooked and soft. I live in Los Angeles and was disappointed I couldn't order it with pig's feet. I was surprised because I know the people in HI love their pigs feet! The tamale was moist and had lots of meat filling. It was nice that it came with a small side salad. The Sope was good, they did a good job of making the masa thin and crispy. I'm not a fan of heavy thick masa for my Sope. The thing I missed here is the queso fresco on the beans and on my Sope, instead they use grated cheddar and jack. Parking is NOT fun, the attached lot is super small and shared with the tatoo shop and NAPA auto parts. I would definitely eat here again.

Grandma G's does have ono grindz! Make sure you keep your eye out for their noticeably blue colored…read moretent! They're at Mililani High School farmers market every Sundays 8am-11am. I've only been there a few times, but their food is so so good! I've had their furikake ahi plate and their breakfast belgian waffles with fried rice and lil smokies. BOTH ARE SO FREAKIN GOOD!!! For the furikake ahi, make sure you go early as they have a limited amount and usually sells out fast. I like to text my order so I know they'll keep one aside for me! This is their number for phone orders - 808-220-2175. I've never called them, always texted. They're also at other farmers markets like Kailua and KCC. Be prepared to possibly stand in a line for them... because their food is good... so it's worth it :)

Now know as Grandma G's. Seen this place around at the local Farmer's markets around downtown, KCC…read moreand Mililani over the last few years. But never stopped to try them out. They were featured in Unique Eats so I decided to give it a try. I had the Kimchi fried rice, little smokies and scrambled eggs. It smelled great while I was driving home and couldn't wait to dig into it. 10 minutes later I finally get home and dive right into the plate. The kimchi fried rice was mushy and gummy nothing like fried rice. It was barely warm so I know it was prepped far in advance and held which may have made it more mushy. It would have been better off if they just dropped everything into the rice cooker, and cooked it the night before. Then when an order comes in stir fried it then. Oh and there was no kimchi in my fried rice. They used the base to season the rice which also makes the rice mushy. On to the scrambled eggs. They were rubbery and dry. Signs that they were cooked over high heat. The little smokies... well pretty hard to screw that up. Good side they served a lot of them. Over all for $8 I don't really consider this a deal not with the issues with the food anyway. Not a fan.

Located in uptown, Pearl Ridge. Closer to Ross and by, the Satellite City Hall. Neighbors to hawaii…read morehot pot. You sign in. Service is quick and efficient. The gentleman that helped us is very knowledgeable and explain things well especially since this is the first time we have been here. Very casual restaurant. A lot of tables to sit at. We ordered R5 hot pot fatty beef rice noodles. We had shrimp pork hash, Shrimp dumplings, fried seaweed, tofu, shrimp rolls, and the steamed custard cream buns. They also have refreshing drinks. I had the fresh lime Jazmine tea. The dim sum is made fresh- comes out in the bamboo basket. Will definitely need to come again

Well, this place is a total mess!!! We waited almost an hour for our order, and it probably…read morewould've taken even longer if I hadn't asked them about it. Then, most of our order came out wrong. We ordered chicken wings, but they gave us chicken feet. We also ordered fried shrimp dumplings, but they gave us fried chive shrimp instead. On top of that, we ordered 2 Coke Zeros, but they only gave us 1 while charging us for 2. It's a good thing I checked, or I would've ended up paying for an extra soda. Overall, the service was disappointing, and the experience was very frustrating.

So good! Driving up to the North Shore from the airport we wanted something local. Family owned…read more No frills just awesome chicken. So juicy. We all had sandwiches and the pulled chicken is more like chunks with some pulled. Not overly shredded. And not doused with sauce. Just a nice enhancement. We had the melts and they were delicious. The bread is crusty but soft inside. An easy bite. And my son loved his Cajun fries. Off street parking in the rear.

This place is in the corner of a little shopping mall, and the parking is in the back. Upon walking…read morein, you'll notice that they don't have a very large menu- you walk up and order, they give you a card, and you find a table (VERY limited tables BTW!). I suggest that someone orders while the other person looks for a table. I got their chicken drum and thigh, some sweet potato fries, and a drink, and it came out to around $ 17-ish USD, if I remember correctly? Totally worth it for me because it wasn't a lot of food, but the chicken was juicy, and the sweet potato fries were cooked just right. After finishing our meal, my friends and I each got a chocolate chip cookie, and that was the **chef's kiss** to the meal! All in all, I'm going to come back here again!!

Hidden gem of Mililani Mauka…read more Love all the beer selection and the food was so yummy too!! Excellent service and fun low key ambiance. We'll have to go back to check out their Karaoke night on Thursdays! Katsu sliders were my fave! Yum

Nice bar and restaurant in Mauka, where parking is easy and free…read more Service was quick and friendly! They have lots of tvs, sports, etc. Food was super good!! We ordered the fish and chips, the fries were perfect and the loco loco.

Another must stop whenever I am in town. When I was first told about the restaurant inside a…read morebowling alley I was extremely skeptical. Now I go every single time. The food is amazing. You can't go wrong. My perfect meal is an order of the oxtail soup, a plate of Kalbi and a plate of the tasty chicken. It's a lot of food , but it's all delicious, so be sure to come hungry! The wait can be long, so be prepared for that. But it's well worth the wait.

I've been to The Alley Restaurant at Aiea Bowl a number of times, and every visit has been a good…read moreexperience. It's in a convenient shopping center with plenty of parking. I've only gone bowling there a handful of times, but I've gone for the food more times than I can count. Most of the time, we order takeout and eat at home. It's nice inside, but it can get crowded, so takeout is usually our go-to. My boyfriend got the tasty chicken and kalbi mixed plate, and I got the tasty chicken and furikake ahi. If you go there, you have to try the tasty chicken. The portions are huge! At first, I wondered why they didn't fully close my plate, but it was packed so full that it could barely close! The portions overall are massive. Two mixed plates and a side of garlic fries turned into dinner plus two extra meals. The tossed salad was good, and even as someone who's picky about mac salad, I thought theirs was really good. The garlic fries were also crisp to perfection. I'm also obsessed with their strawberry and lemon crunch cakes. They're soft with the perfect amount of toffee crunch. I've brought them to work a few times, and they've always been a crowd favorite. This place is comfort food for us. Huge portions, consistently good food, and a spot that keeps us coming back!