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    Teishoku

    4.2 (707 reviews)
    ModerateJapanese
    Closed • 11:00 am - 9:00 pm
    Updated over 3 months ago

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    What's the vibe?
    Casual
    Moderate noise
    Good for kids
    Good for groups

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    Christina L.

    This small unassuming spot is filled with warmth and delicious food. We were greeted by kind and helpful staff. We got excited at the different options and decided to get a combo with butterfish and kalbi as well as ahi limu poke and udon. Usually when you go somewhere, there are some stand outs and duds but everything here was delicious! The butterfish was grilled to perfection and the umami flavors of the kalbi were mouthwatering. The udon was perfect for me, nice thick noodles, plenty of wakame, the soup just salty enough. We could really taste the kukui in the ahi limu poke, which is key! The prices were so reasonable, we have nothing bad to say about this spot. We came here after the Bishop museum and might have to make it a tradition. Thanks for a delicious lunch! We will be back soon!

    Veggie croquette
    Catherine P.

    We were lucky to get seating for 8 of us on a Saturday a little after lunch. We just got done with a community event and were famished. I ordered the veggie croquette and the veggie tempura set. The veggie croquette was good but could have used more veggies in it. The outside could have been more light and crispy. The vegetable tempura had a good mix of veggies, but I had hoped for some shave radish for my dipping sauce. The keiki meal was such a deal for ramen, edamame, and the teriyaki chicken with rice. Such a good amount of food for both my kids which they couldn't finish. Service was good and quick. The waitress was attentive to refills of drinks. I got a Diet Coke and was so glad they have Coke products and the fountain drinks there. Parking was packed at lunch time but was opening up as we were looking for parking. The stalls and ways of the parking lot can be confusing if you don't go there often.

    Miso Yaki Butterfsh
    Gabriel P.

    3-11-2026 Lunch with my wife and brother-in-law. I ordered the Char sui Ramen with miso broth. The broth was spot on. The noodles excellent. Char Sui was heavy on the shoyu flavor. Also ordered the fried oysters. This oyster dish in one of the best on the island. Enjoy

    Broiled Butterfish Misoyaki
    Craig T.

    Update on Teishoku located in the Kamehameha shopping center . Next door to Times supermarket and Bale sandwiches. Whenever you see a line of customers to get inside to dine you better know it's good . Hands down this is one of the best place I've eaten butterfish Misoyaki. Try it if you haven't already I highly recommend it and when you look around the tables and mostly all the tables ordered the butterfish you know it's good lol Support local

    My ikura and salmon don
    Deborah P.

    3-11-26 today my brother picked us up for lunch and I said I'm having something different instead of my regular musoyski butterfush. I had their salmon and ikura don. It comes with reg rice or sushi rice. I said I wanted sushi rice. It was very good the salmon was 3 pieces and the ikura was over the top of the rice. Only thing I couldn't taste the vinegar in the sushi rice other than that it was good. I'll order it again.

    Miso Soup
    Rayne U.

    This is a cozy hole in the wall restaurant located in Kam Shopping center. They're generally pretty busy (especially when there are events being held at campus on the hill!). I like that they'll allow you to make a reservation online. 10 or 11 booths & a few seperate tables that can be put together for a large party. Prices are amazing! Service is friendly & quick. Food is delicious.

    Selina C.

    Amazing food! Delicious poki with seaweed. Authentic local food, dine with the local folks. Better than any food you find at Waikiki. Highly recommend for a reasonably price meal.

    Teri Beef , gray looking with very little Teri flavor .
    R F.

    Had butterfish and beef teriyaki combo it was terrible , butterfish was cut soooooo thin and had sooooo many bones , Teri beef looks so unappealing gray looking with hardly any teri sauce flavor it was the worst Teri beef Ive ever had , miso soup was thinned with a weak taste of miso . Drive a little farther to Cal beach sushi in the pearlridge shopping center for some real good japanese food . I must say tho that the service was excellent !!

    Chicken Katsu Curry Udon
    Corinna M.

    One of my local friends recommended this spot. Be warned that parking is very busy in this plaza, but it is free. Inside is a quaint little Japanese ambiance. The menu has a good array of cooked fish choices, sushi options, and soups or ramen. The service was great, especially given our large group. This wasn't a super fancy place but the food was amazing. The prices are very reasonable as well. We will most certainly return to this spot when we visit Hawaii again.

    Gail U.

    Sunday 7/13/25 Came for a late lunch about 2 pm after an 11 am baseball game in Manoa and a flight of ice cream in Hawaii Kai. There was a bit of a wait as several tables and high chairs needed to be wiped down after previous customers who had left. It must have been busy earlier. The volume of their music was quite loud at first. Perhaps if they played some softer recognizable background music it would match their dainty looking hanging light fixtures better. There were 2 female employees, one took the order and another delivered our orders. A pleasant and polite male employee waited on other tables and brought us a package for left overs. We both couldn't figure out how to securely close their take out compartment container with a flap and a button like area but nothing to press it into. Hubs enjoys Saba and remarked that the prices were reasonable compared to elsewhere except for my steak. I ordered medium well, it was seasoned perfectly, looked thin but not charred or overcooked. It tasted delicious. Sadly for a ribeye it was tough and very chewy. I took 2/3 of it home in hopes of trying to soften it if I cook it for dinner by boiling it a bit then make a hekka or something with tofu tonight.

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    Tyman H.

    Like having a piece of Japan near my house! Quaint hole in the wall restaurant with quick and easy service. We live very close to Kam Shopping center, so this is one of our go to places. One of the waiters even knows my parents when ever he sees them. Very good quality for what you pay for. Their combination specials are the best and sushi rolls are to die for. Any of this fish or fried foods are perfect for all your Japanese living needs. It is on the smaller side and does get kinda crowded during dinner rush, but the waiters/waitresses do a very good job on getting your food to your table very quick. I honestly got my food before I could finish a conversation. My favorites are always the appetizers or Ala carts. Hamachi Carpacio, Salmon round onion, baby tako, tako wasabi, karaage, all are so good.

    Food excellent and price is very reasonable for Japanese food. Butterfish is the best!

    Gerald P.

    It's been a while since been here. Looked the same, clean& compact with booth & table seating. Complete your reservation online as lunch & dinner times, you may not get a table right away. Happened to me & had to go at 3:30pm instead of 5 pm as I first requested. Seated & plenty of time for my party of 7 to arrive & check out what they wanted to eat. Staff is efficient and service on this slow period was sufficient, getting extra plates , forks, etc . The food was tasty & with good portions. ( see pics) everyone enjoyed their meals & some had leftovers. Very reasonable prices, & quality of food & freshness is a plus! Have to go more often. They offer a punch card system for frequent diners,getting you a discount. Parking in the busy strip mall , can be challenging, just be patient. A very pleasant dining experience with good Japanese food!

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    Ask the Community - Teishoku

    Do I need to bring my vaccine card to eat in the restaurant?

    A picture on your phone would do too! But they do check your name against your ID so don't forget that :)

    Is this place BYOB?

    Yes, I think we did before

    Do you take reservations?

    Yes. We are taking reservations. Our policy for reservations is that we ask for reservations to be made 2hrs prior to when you want to dine in. For weekends, Friday, Saturday and Sunday we require a minimum of 5 for a reservations but walk-ins are… 

    Do you offer food platters?

    Aloha Emmanuel, Unfortunately, we are not offering any food platters at the moment.… 

    Still open for takeout?

    Yes, They are still open for TAKE OUT & Dine In

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