Tumuras deli has changed so much! They downgraded a lot with the deli in quality!!!…read more I grew up on tumuras when their musibis use to be $0.50 back in the day! They had variety musibis where they use to put tuna or ume in them which I loved eating both when my mom use to buy us for breakfast!!! Their bentos use to be very good too! I remember their rolled eggs which was my fav to eat. Over the years they added spam To it which I didn't eat because I don't eat pork anymore! Their bentos also changed too! Their chicken use to be the best on the menu now it's just a copy cat of Zippy's chicken. I don't buy their deli anymore just their poke because their poke is always better quality from other stores.

Tamura's Kitchen provides a mix of Hawaiian and Poke items for lunch. They're on the right side of…read morethe market near the entrance. Parking is plenty and it's a local hole in the wall atmosphere. They have limited seating and most patrons had their order to go. Their workers are nice and their prices are more affordable than restaurant rates. They provided free samples of the Ahi Ninja which seemed like their most popular item. I had the Ahi Fried Garlic and Kalua Pig combo. The Ahi was tasty and the garlic was not overpowering. The Kalua was juicy and shredded well. My party of 5 agreed that they'd come back to this local find when I'm in the area.

Aunty is super friendly! It's not a market anymore. Just Filipino food and poke bowls. She said…read morecall to find out what's available everyday. Poke bowls was so fresh and ono! She gave choke too. Will be back for sure!

Absolutely delicious! Arlene's is one of those hidden gems that deserves more recognition…read more Everything we ordered was fresh, flavorful, and made with care. The garlic shrimp was perfectly cooked with an amazing buttery garlic sauce, the crispy fried chicken was juicy with a satisfying crunch, and the BBQ pork was tender and packed with flavor. The vegetables were cooked just right, and the rice was fluffy and plentiful. The portions were generous, prices were very reasonable, and the service was friendly and welcoming. You can tell they take pride in every meal they serve. If you're looking for authentic, homemade Asian comfort food on Oʻahu, Arlene's is definitely worth a visit. We'll absolutely be back to try more of the menu. Highly recommend!

Best Poke In Town! You have to try it. We had the shoyu Ahi & spicy tuna. Added kimchi crab salad…read morewith seaweed salad. Delicious. If you're in Hawaii and on a foodie trip, you have to stop. They were extremely busy. But the upside is that they have a private parking in the back. In addition to poke bowls, they have seafood plates, burgers, and local plates. Lots of options here for the entire family. This place is small but there's seating on their porch and inside where there's AC. If you're in the area. It's a must stop!

It was our third day in Hawaii, and I still hadn't eaten poke by then. At that point, I just wanted…read morepoke. I wanted scoops of fresh fish + rice + a couple Hawaiian classics like macaroni salad or whatever. After driving around for most of the morning, I was hungry, and Poke For The People was less than a three-minute walk from where we parked. I immediately walked in to place in order. The line was pretty short, and my poke bowl was assembled in less than a couple minutes. 2 CHOICE POKE SUSHI RICE - 20.95 + shoyu ahi and shoyu furikake salmon poke (+0.75) + two sides: edamame, seaweed salad + two toppings: fried garlic, furikake I felt like this was more of a Chipotle-style, fast-casual poke bowl than the kind of poke I had been hoping for. The fish itself was very fresh, but there just wasn't much of it, and the rice, sides, and sauces ended up overpowering it. It was a bit pricy, and I didn't eat more than half of the rice because there was just too much of it. If you're looking for more of a fast-casual poke spot with more room for customization, Poke For The People is a decent option. I was just hoping for something more fish-forward and closer to the simple poke + rice meal that I had in mind.

How's this Mayjah and Massive Plate Lunch from Flyin Ahi in Mililani Tech Park Shoyu and Ahi Limu…read morePoke on Rice with Furikake,Korean Chicken, and those delicious Kalbi Fries and Mac Salad. All I can say is that this Plate was epic in each and every way. The Korean Fried Chicken was Super Crispy and Tasty. The Ahi Poke was Ono and those Kalbi Fries..Amazing!!! Those Crispy Crinkle Fries topped with Shreds of Kalbi were a match made in Heaven. Those Crinkle Fries really stole the show. I absolutely love Crispy Crinkle Fries when they are cooked perfectly. And of course I had to have Mac Salad with this Plate. There's a reason why Flyin' Ahi Lunch Wagon has a following. Not only is their Menu amazing but the Local Braddah taking your order is one of the nicest guys around . No matter how busy they get this guy's service and attitude is top notch. He's also very accommodating when it comes to making the Plate Lunch to your own specifications and to me that says a lot. This Plate was nothing short of spectacular and if you are in the Mililani Tech Park Area for Lunch you definitely have to check this place out. -- at Flyin' Ahi.

First time trying out this popular food truck. I heard the ahi katsu was good so I had to try it…read more It did not disappoint. The owner was very friendly and ran a one man show. Very impressive.

Husband works in wahiawa so he picked me up lunch from Mas Zhang. The first time he went, he went a…read morelittle crazy and bought kimbap, daikon with squid, Kim chi and a bento. All of the banchan was delicious, the daikon wasn't spicy at all but it was flavorful On this trip, he bought me a spicy pork bento. The pork wasn't spicy but there jalapeño and onions cooked with it. The pork was a mix of thinly sliced pork belly and thin sliced pork butt. I get that pork belly is more expensive but wish it was only pork belly. The bento came with rice send Furikake, kamaboko 1 steamed mandoo , Taegu, 1 small piece of broccoli, 2 sticks of takuan, japchae and a Partridge in a pear tree (jk). Husband got a free spring roll too. Not sure if they sell it or if they just hand it out as " saahvice" Overall a great store with lots of take out options and friendly service. I'm sure their bibimbap is lit.

Nice authentic Korean owner that makes everything first hand in her establishment. It seems a bit…read moreof a hole in the wall from the outside but clean and organized inside and food is good. No seating inside. More of a kitchen. She has good marketing skills. She offered us a whole plate of samples. They were all good so we ended up buying maybe 4 tubs of various types of Korean dishes- mango kimchi, cabbage kimchi, radish kimchi, fish pancake and japchae. She even gave us a couple of bonuses as well as a drink. Prices are higher than local Korean supermarket h mart for comparison but she does have some unique items such as the mango kimchi.

@fortunefoodfinds: "I FIN-ally found you! A Two-Choice Poke Bowl of Kaarie Style Poke n' Sweet…read moreAreya Oyster Poke all for $11.45 from WAIALUA GENERAL STORE. Even though I've been in the plaza where they're located a couple of times, it was only recently when I stumbled across their store. This hidden gem serves Filipino food n' Rudy's Famous Poke that is fresh n' ono. The price is nice so the next time you're in Waialua now you know where to go!" SERVICE: fast n' friendly INTERIOR: small, have bottled drinks n' snacks available for sale EXTERIOR: near Waialua District Park WAIT TIME: was helped out immediately PARKING: free lot OVERALL COMMENTS: was surprised when I saw that they served Filipino food n' poke bowls bc I thought they were just a convenient store. The poke was really good, texture was so fresh. I really liked the creaminess n' sauciness of the Kaarie Style Poke. The price for a poke bowl was great, hard to come across a bowl under $15 these days unless it was previously frozen, but their ahi was fresh. So happy to find this place. Definitely want to come back for another poke bowl fix n' try out their Filipino food!

Steak plate on Wednesday. Uncle is out front grilling, Auntie is at the cash register. The food is…read moredelicious, the service is quick. Nice people. The poke is really good here too. Lots of good food on the menu. It's a Hawaiian bodega

Food? High quality ingredients, beautifully prepared and presented…read more Service? I was on the fence about ordering salmon katsu or salmon misoyaki. When I asked the young guy at the counter, his face lit up and he said, no question, order the misoyaki! The idea that a teenager or 20-something dude could light up and be animated about the food blew me away! His recommendation was PERFECT! It was a delightful dish that's been decribed by other reviewers. The fish was perfectly cooked; moist and flavorful. The corn hijiki was delicious. The highlight was the Japanese quick pickled cucumber slices. They were slightly crisp and super flavorful. I couldn't have asked for anything more in this dish. It was outstanding! The serving size was big enough to split and feed us amply.. I ordered the Nishime veg to go. When we visited Japan last year, I became a huge fan of root veg simmered in a dashi soy broth. I adore burdock and lotus roots. This had good flavor although sweeter than I would have preferred, and the veg was way too soft. However, it was a large portion for $10.50 and tasted healthy and heart warming. Ambiance? Most people are ordering take-out here although there are several tables at which to eat. The place is immaculate with no dusty decor. The origami cranes hanging from the ceiling is a lovely touch. We enjoyed hanging out and eating here. Even though I live in Waikiki, I would totally come back here as the food and service is that good!

Very happy with our first experience. Taste, presentation, pricing, and service O.P (: refreshing…read moreon having someone who actually had a tone of enthusiasm with their menu, he made a recommendation/note of their fav without us asking. Shows a sense of pride and knowledge. They have a special menu too! Asked if it was time sensitive but a few will actually turn over into the reg menu. Always nice to ask though! Knowledge is power. Me and the hubs ordered the ahi cake and tonkastsu sandwhich. Both of which not dry, flavorful and wasn't greasy either. Will come back to try out their other dishes.

The FOOD is great. The service is top notch and the ambiance feels like a traditional Japanese…read moreSushi joint with a twist: The Twist is the Classic Rock music playing over the speaker system. I love this joint & will continue to drive all the way from Wai'anae to Wahiawa just to get my Fix. Minami provides excellent & customer friendly service. Feels like we're already family.

I ordered the California roll and the spicy ahi. The flavor was on point, the presentation was…read moreperfect, and the portion size was definitely worth it. I'll definitely be coming back again with my family. The service was amazing as well.

Today's lunch Foodland Fried Chicken if you get good prices you get the crispy on the outside and…read moretender and juice today was just that fresh hot and with rice and shoyu today was a good day Marie

Foodland is a local grocery chain in Hawaii and this store has a great small town feel. The store…read moreis immaculate, well organized and offers the best that a local grocer should carry, including local ingredients. My personal favorite is their impressive poke counter. Freshly made poke from locally sourced fish can be purchased by the pound. Many of the fruits and vegetables are locally sourced. Freshly made bento boxes offer quick meals. I picked up some chicken Masubi for breakfast. The staff was aloha friendly, we were greeted by several staff during our visits. There is plenty of parking at this location.

This place is close to the Schofield army base and on the way to north shore…read more Some of the dishes here are tasty and very flavorful. (Just ask for recommendation but I tend to stick to what they seem to specialize in) It's also pretty unique because you don't really see Cajun+Hawaii fusion dishes. That potato salad is excellent. You can also see chunks of potato's in it. The chef also has a culinary school background from KCC and worked under some famous chef in New Orleans and Hawaii. I also learned Guy Fieri made a TV show about this. I remember ordering from here 2 years ago and was surprised how good it was without knowing the background. So it's like a hidden gem. I got more pictures of what I got in the past, but I'm too lazy to look for it in my album. But I'll stick with their signatures. (I like the smoke meat, crispy sushi roll, blackened Ahi, furikake salmon, etc)

I ordered the Executive Chef Plate, and honestly, the best way I can describe it is: meh…read more Nothing was terrible, but nothing really stood out either. For something called the Executive Chef Plate, I expected a little more flavor and personality. The food was very average overall, and most of what I tried was pretty bland. The salmon poke did not have much taste, and the garlic shrimp and fish were underwhelming. The kalbi was probably the best thing on the plate, but there was only one piece of it, which was disappointing. The cashier was polite enough, so no issue there. As far as ambiance, I did not really take much notice since they were about to close, but it did not seem like a place I would want to sit down and eat. Thinking back, I do not even remember seeing much of a dining area or tables. The whole experience was just very forgettable. Overall, it was okay, but nothing special. It filled the stomach, but there was nothing about it that would make me rush back. Based on this visit, 3 stars feels fair.