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    Chun Wah Kam

    3.5 (659 reviews)
    ModerateChinese, Noodles
    Closed 8:00 am - 4:00 pm
    Updated 3 months ago

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    Moderate noise
    Casual
    Good for groups
    Good for kids

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    Gregg R.

    This is really on of the best lunch deals on the island. Two starches and two proteins for $15 is an amazing deal. Probably 3 1/2 pounds of food easy, and you get to chose from so many yummy, freshly made choices. They even opened up the seating again so you don't have to take it to go and can dine in. Amazing deal!

    Plate Lunch
    Brennan H.

    Came for lunch and wasn't disappointed! The plate was packed so full it could barely close. Got the plate lunch with ginger chicken rice, chow fun, butter melon, and orange chicken. So much food! Had enough for 3 meals. Such a great deal for $16! Parking: Small lot by store

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    Lizel M.

    I like Chun Wah Kam.. it is convenient and easy to order from. Good comfort food. The ginger fried rice is a must try. I had a big order and I appreciate that they're able to deliver but I did not appreciate the delivery guy Jiahui. He was impatient and was complaining about his $20 tip. He came 15 minutes early which I appreciate but he kept on putting in the notification that he may not be able to complete the delivery. I had another delivery person Ashley who was awesome.

    Cates D.

    My friend got me these manapua and pork hash, and I gotta say -- they were so good. I was pleasantly surprised by how flavorful and satisfying they were. Definitely something I'd get again when we come back.

    Sweet and sour spare ribs with ginger chicken rice.
    Peter H.

    Food is mediocre. Ginger rice is better at the Kalihi branch. Sweet and sour sparerib is terrible. In general, their food is no comparison to Panda Express.

    Auwe!!  Bought trays of food and then they wanted to charge for hot mustard!!
    Drizza N.

    Preordered food and person packing made sure order was done correctly. She even packed the way we requested in notes. I didn't get her name, but she had a cute cap " I've tried everything but therapy". She was very thorough and friendly! Awesome job!! Thank you

    We decided to give this place a try after our host at Kualoa Ranch recommended it. Unfortunately, it didn't live up to the recommendation. We ordered the chow mein with orange chicken. The chow mein lacked flavor, and the orange chicken had unusually large pieces that weren't very enjoyable. We also tried the beef and broccoli--the broccoli was actually the best part of the dish, while the beef was just okay. Honestly, the Coke was one of the highlights of the meal. Overall, the food wasn't for us, and we wouldn't come back.

    Russ L.

    Chun Wah Kam Ala Moana offers cheap eats but delicious. I love the consistent quality and the generous servings. The service always good. The chow fun is delicious at this location. I had the mushroom fried rice for the first time and now I'm obsessed, kau yuk with thevattiest pieces that melts in your mouth goodness. The beef broccoli was tough and hard to chew. I had soooo much leftovers which I'm happy for $14.66 tax included! Great deal,affordable and so delicious!

    I recommend the chicken curry and pizza buns
    Misa T.

    If you know, you know--and if you don't, let me introduce you to the magic that is Chun Wah Kam. I stopped in to try their chicken curry bun. The manapua was fresh and packed with just the right amount of savory spice. The filling is flavorful without being overpowering, and the bun itself? Fluffy perfection. I also tried the pizza bun, which was good but the chicken curry bun stole the show. I'll definitely coming back for more! The service was good. They didn't go above and beyond with any recommendations or anything. You have to know what to order. This is a TO GO type of place but they have tables where you can eat there too. Whether you're a manapua veteran or just dipping your toes into the world of baked buns, Chun Wah Kam delivers. Just get there early--these favorites tend to fly off the shelves especially the custard buns! We didn't get to try those.

    The Entrance
    Orlando P.

    Good food and service. Servings are huge. The paper to go containers can get soft from the food so use care when eating from the container. Very popular location for your Chinese cuisine. Very busy during lunch hour. There's only one entrance from Pensacola, a one way street. Maps might take you on Waimanu. Just go around the block. Parking is limited and tight.

    Toma C.

    This is like a Hawaiian panda except they give a ton of food. There were so many options! We got a two combo with guava pork and roast pork. The roast pork was yummy and the guava pork was ok. I liked the ginger chicken fried rice but hubby didn't like it at all. He didn't like the pork because it was not bite size. I enjoyed it very much much but the pork hash was average. The half moon wasn't exactly what I thought we were getting. See my photos

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    Ask the Community - Chun Wah Kam

    Did they happen to bring back their kalua manapua?

    They did not. It is seasonal, so please inquire within for the next time it'll be in-stock.

    Do they make mini manapuas? These would be perfect for parties, and older folks and kids.

    Not that I've seen. Honolulu Kitchen in waipahu does! Or at least I know they used to. I believe that the former chef from Chun wah opened Honolulu Kitchen so the quality is similar. Try calling

    What time are they a fully stocked with food? Went before 9am, but hardly anything except manapua was ready.

    Best guess is between 0930-1000 as everything is made fresh daily

    Do they have dine-in?

    Yes they do

    Should i order small pans or deep pans for a party of 26 people?

    Aloha! If you are providing the whole meal (versus potluck style), definitely go Deep, and maybe consider a Medium for the starch, as it takes up the majority of the plate.… 

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    I came here maybe 5-6 years ago when they first opened, mainly to try their famous "flying…read morenoodles," which were such a trend back then. Honestly, everything was just okay--nothing really stood out to me--so we never came back. Over the years, though, I kept hearing friends talk about this place and say it was one of their favorite Chinese restaurants. I was still not convinced... and then my husband started hearing the same thing from more and more people. So, here I am, finally giving them another try! And WOW... the menu has changed and expanded so much since the last time I was here. There are so many more options now, and everything we ordered was flavorful and tasty. The portions are HUGE, and you can definitely tell they don't skimp on the ingredients, produce, or seasoning. We ordered the salted egg chicken wings and the stir-fried ong choy--both were really good! The drinks were also tasty, although they were a little not sweet enough for me, But I'd definitely order one again when I'm feeling healthier. Where have I been all these years?! ‍ This place has officially become one of my favorite spots for Chinese food. Sometimes you really do have to give a place a second chance!

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    This place really tasted like a little piece of Japan! The ramen noodles were nice and chewy and…read morecooked al dente, exactly how I like my ramen. The broth was clean and flavorful, and there was a good amount of noodles. They have a lunch special every day from 11 AM to 2 PM. We ordered the lunch special and added two side dishes for only $3 more. Our total was just $18, which I thought was a great deal. The chicken karaage tasted really fresh and had good flavor. The beef was also very flavorful. The gyoza were just okay--not bad, but nothing special. Service was good and our food came out pretty quickly. I'd definitely come back here again for lunch. For the price, I think it's a great little spot for a quick and satisfying ramen lunch.

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