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    Aiea Manapua & Snacks

    3.7 (379 reviews)
    InexpensiveDelis, Dim Sum
    Closed 5:00 am - 2:00 pm

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    Good for kids
    Outdoor seating

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    Sach T.

    Felt like eating manapua and pork hash so drove to Waimalu Shopping Center to Chun Wah Kam about 12:30pm but when I gave them my order, they were out of baked manapua so I left. I then called Aiea Manapua & Snacks and they still had some. The person I spoke to was nice and helpful. He suggested I put in an order just in case they run out. Ordered the pizza, shoyu chicken and char siu manapua, pork hash and layered rice cake. What I tried: - I had the pizza manapua. It was a little spicy and tasty! I even loved the taste of the bun and ate it all which I usually throw away at least half. It was like eating a slice of pizza...would definitely order this again! - I didn't care for the pork hash texture...hard to explain it but a word that comes to mind is rubbery. I love pork hash but wouldn't order this again. - As for the layered rice cake, it was so soft and yummy! Have to remember this place when I feel like eating this because most places only sells the white ones...don't care for those. My husband had the shoyu chicken manapua. He was disappointed because it had more bun than filling but thought it was tasty. Would he order this again? Not sure... Per their menu, you can order Potluck Platters. Also, if you call them 24 hours ahead for Manapua, Pork Hash and Half Moon, they can freeze your order for travel. This place is located across the old Aiea Library. There's limited free parking right in front of this place but so far, we've found a space easily when we patronized here and other eating places.

    Chinese Chicken Salad... keeping everything separate until ready to serve & enjoy.  Crowd favorite.
    Teri C.

    Aiea Manapua also has baked spaghetti. This brought back childhood memories for many... and was enjoyed by all. Would definitely order this again along with their Chinese Chicken Salad and mini manapuas for our next gathering. Aiea Manapua is our fav place to order food for our workplace meetings. Early pickup time & variety makes Aiea Manapua top of our list.

    Spicy Sausage Manapua
    Shannon H.

    This place never disappoints. I love the steamed charsiu manapua and baked spicy sausage manapua. I get the chow mein, very peppery but super tasty. Everything goes well with the crispy gau gee I always am sure to get when I stop in. Great place for a snack or for a whole lunch/dinner. I'll often pick up boxes of goodies for meetings as well. It's helpful that they open at 5am on the weekdays so I can stop in on my way to work. They are always patient, helpful and pleasant. It's a small space, so you can just wait outside until it's your turn, but it's okay as it gives you time to decide what you are going to order.

    JD H.

    I am not local and am probably not the expert when it comes to local dim sum style snacks and manapua. But I know what I like and my Gold Standard for this stuff is/was the now defunct Char Hung Sut. I have replaced them with visits to Royal Kitchen and Sing Cheong Yuan whenever I am visiting. If CHS was a 5, and those 2 are 4's, then Aiea Manapua is a 3.5 in my taste profile. It is about 20 min out of Waikiki so visitors like me are almost never going to be close by. But I love that it opens at the 0500 crack of dawn (maybe even before!) and I love that it has its own little parking lot which makes it easy to eat early when jet lagged and without a parking hassle. The shop is old-style cute and I love the graphics on the signage and the box (although I'm pretty sure that the cartoonish image of the old Asian guy dragging the manapua steamers around while wearing a rice-paddy sun hat is culturally inappropriate haha). They have all the usual greatest hits ready for the breakfast crowd but no noodles early in the AM. I also loved the size of the Pork Hash which is larger than a golf ball and smaller than a baseball but not by much. The filling was tasty and very chunky so if that is not your style, it may be a bit much for you. The other thing I liked was their Pork Gau Gee. I dig pig and this had a lot of porky, savory goodness inside with a perfectly crispy wrapper. I also like that they give you hot mustard upon request and don't nickel and dime you for it like other places. Lastly, I thought that their pricing was fair especially given the portion size of some of the items. You can definitely fill up quickly and not break the bank. What was less great for me was that every other item had the exterior consistency of thick gluey dough. I think some people may love that texture. It was a bit much for me. The Half Moons were very thick and not because of the filling. The rice cakes were very gluey and dense. The manapua were doughy and missing some sponginess that I associate with bakeries that have close attention to detail. Everything was tasty but it just felt like a lot of gluten in the box when I put it to the test. I love these old school local food shops and I would have no problem going here again for a bargain early breakfast or a midday snack, especially if I'm in the area. But it was just a notch down from the best local-style dim sum that Oahu has to offer so it is not going to make my short list of places for a long-haul last meal.

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    Joanne B.

    Hubby picked up some manapuas, pork hash, chow fun & rice cake from here for lunch today. Chow Fun was tasty, they use good noodles. Pork hash , rice cake & manapua was good.

    Rice Cakes.
    Crystal K.

    Not bad! My mom had heard about Aiea Manapua & Snack, and suggested it one day as we were deciding on avwhick spot to pick up lunch. It was really easy to find, just across the lane from the old Aiea Library. Parking is super limited and tight, but luckily stalls open up fairly quick. There were at least 10 people we seen come and go while we were there, so it seems to be a pretty hot spot. We decided to get a few options to try out as much as we could. We opted for a couple rice cakes, crispy gau gee, baked kalua manapua, baked Teri cheeseburger manapua, fried chicken, tempura sweet potato, and the mushroom stuffed fried pork hash. Holy moly, it was a lot! Everything was delicious! My faves were the fried chicken, sweet potato, and the mushroom stuffed pork hash. They were all super oily though. I was disappointed with the Teri cheeseburger manapua. It was pretty lame, and the patty super tiny as opposed to the amount of bread. Otherwise, I'd totally come by again. I love supporting local small businesses.

    Char Siu Baked Manapua
    Sandy M.

    If I could give them 100 stars, I would!! Came as they were closing. They were still able to give me what I asked for. Their food quality is amazing! Their portions are more than generous. The store front is quaint and to the point. Everything is labeled clearly and they have a very wide variety for such a small shop. I hope small businesses like this gem stay open forever!!

    Shaun N.

    Ordered Ham and Cheese manapua, it ended up being hole and cheese manapua lol. Plenty bread no filling, eating a ham and cheese hot pocket probably better. Taste like a melted cheese slice on bread from the microwave.

    Inside of Char Siu Steamed Manapua
    Kristin C.

    First time here, had to check it out since there is always a line of customers. I got a box of mixed steamed and baked char siu manapua for a work meeting snack for co-workers to enjoy. The manapua was still warm, which I was very pleased about. Wish there was more filling. I like the bun softer, but it was alright. The co-workers was appreciative and wiped out the box.

    WhenUinDa5-0 B.

    I never have any complaints about Aiea Manapua. Reminds be of small kid time snacks! Their steamed manapua bread is so soft! Close to closing so we got A LOT did lunch & dinner!

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    Manapua and Pork hash wasn't cook all the way. Very disappointing. First time and last time I am going there.

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    Great food and friendly staff. Very convenient for early morning orders. Easy access and parking.

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    Can I please get an update on there pork hash? Several times I went there pork hash had something hard in it. Like bone pieces.? And is there manapua good

    Ground pork no matter who I brought it from, will sometimes have bone fragment in it. I suspect they have the same problems.

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    3.9(150 reviews)
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    Ordered take out. They are very friendly and fast, the worker that took my phone order was so nice…read more I really like their honey walnut shrimp but some of the fried items could be more crunchy in my opinion. Could also be that it was take out. Their bbq baked buns are always so popular and sold out by dinner time. Food was a little pricey but over was yummy!

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    We ordered cake noodles so not sure if this is it but had good flavor

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    4.1(544 reviews)
    8.4 mi
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    Lunch in Honolulu, Hawaii…read more.. I asked my sister what she wanted to eat for her birthday: Dimsum! I suggested that we go to this new location of Kapiolani Seafood Restaurant. She agreed! The covered parking lot is free! Just follow the signs and park in the designated numbered stalls. Inside, it was crowded and noisy! I wrote our name on the list and got called quickly! My sister wrote our order on the menu: shrimp dumplings, seaweed roll, deep fried taro puffs, shrimp and chive dumplings, mochi rice, pork-filled deep fried mochi, and custard tarts. Later, we added on an order of house noodles... they were thin, crisp, and tasty! Everything was delicious and beautifully presented! Service was efficient! There were different people delivering baskets and plates to our table. They just crossed off menu items on the printed list as they arrived. My sister and her husband were really happy with this meal! I was, too! Note: i even took home the leftover noodles! Yay!

    Update 9/11/26 The new location Kapiolani Seafood Restaurant actually right across the street …read more Lots of free parking in the basement although the elevator to the lobby was out of service. The dim sum still taste the same as I can remember we were the only customers in the restaurant they open at 9:30am we was there around 10am I ordered all kinds of Dim Sum and the left over my sister then took it home for their dinner LOL! My favorite I would say was Shu Mai and Shrimp balls . Support local

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