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    4.3 (603 reviews)
    Closed 7:00 am - 3:00 pm
    Updated 2 weeks ago

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    Moderate noise
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    Happy hour specials

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    Prime Rib Loco Moco
    Florence Avelino T.

    Coming in they welcome you. At the moment it was not busy. We were able to pick our seat table or counter. I luv that they have the recommended items. They marked it in their menu. I enjoyed the Ube pancakes, rib eye locomoco and we had to try a Filipino Loganisa breakfast. Rib eye was cooked perfect and the size was good for two if you eat regular portions. The Ube mascarpone butter was out of this world. The restaurant looks clean and spaced out as much as they could. Restroom was in the back of the building and surprisingly very clean and well maintained.

    Ube Mascarpone Pancake - omg literally amazing
    Kylie S.

    Still ono! Came by yesterday on a Saturday, we were lucky to get seating right away but a line built up after us, possibly d/t their kalihi location closing. Food was good. Had the chicken and waffles which were great. Chicken was cooked perfectly. The waffles were a little soggy even when they came out fresh. Pancakes were a little dryer than normal but still tasted good. Definitely good idea to come early or else you'll have to wait.

    Fried Chicken
    Dallas S.

    Gueib Cafe is definitely worth checking out if you are looking for a solid local breakfast spot. It is an intimate restaurant so I would recommend coming early or between the breakfast and lunch rush if you want to avoid waiting, although they do offer takeout. We only waited a couple of minutes for a table and our food came out in about 15 minutes. Every employee we interacted with from our server to the bussers were friendly and welcoming. The ribeye loco moco was the highlight (they were out of the prime rib). They give you a FULL SIZED ribeye (maybe 10oz?) instead of a small piece of steak like how they do with a hamburger patty or two, which was a pleasant surprise. I ordered mine medium, but it unfortunately came out very well done. Thankfully, the rich gravy, perfectly cooked eggs, and the $3 pork adobo fried rice upgrade more than made up for it. That fried rice alone is worth ordering. We also shared the chicken and waffles, and the fried chicken was seasoned really well with a great crunch without being overly breaded. My only "complaint" other than the steak temp was that it came with honey but no syrup. I understand the choice, but I wish they at least offered syrup on the side (granted I didn't ask for any). Our bill for the ribeye loco moco and chicken and waffles was around $55, which felt fair for Hawaii especially when you get an entire ribeye. I will definitely be back to try the prime rib loco moco!

    Chicken and waffle
    Karen T.

    Service was good and we didn't have to wait for a table which was a bonus! My adobo fried rice was really good and my grandson had us eat in so he could have his flight.

    Manny P.

    When we got there wasn't expecting it to be busy which was good, but place feels cramped so we ordered take out. I'd suggest ordering ahead of time. I ordered the Adobe fried rice omelet 16$ with an add on of lechon kawali 3$. We were told that they can bring our order outside so we waited about 20minutes or so and we received our food. At first glance food looked amazing, ok portion size, when I ate the Adobe fried rice it was noticeably salty. The lechon kawali was very good though. Overall it was just ok for me.

    Bangsilog
    Mhonn P.

    Been a while since we've return but wanted the Ube Pancake-craving for it and it's the only restaurant that has the best; everything else is just a copycat. I'm surprised the place has new furniture that accommodates larger group-perfect for families. The people are so locally friendly and has that Aloha spirit. Highly recommended!!! Just make sure when you do come, come not so hungry coz it's so popular that the wait is a bit longer but worth it.

    Bangus (milkfish) paired with an adobo rice omelet.
    Pauline T.

    Came for brunch and they did not disappoint! Kept it savory with the classic Filipino breakfast: perfectly crispy Bangus (milkfish) paired with an adobo rice omelet. For the sweet side, you already know we had to get the Ube Waffle. They come topped with a rich ube mascarpone, fresh berries, and a beautiful orchid. If you love ube, this is incredibly ube-forward but hits with just the right amount of sweetness without being overpowering. Definitely adding this spot to the regular rotation!

    Naomi I.

    Been curious about this place since it opened and today I finally got to try their breakfast. They are located right at the entrance of the shops behind Cutter Ford. It was early around 8:00am, and parking was kinda full already. There's lots of stalls so you shouldn't have a hard time finding parking. The restaurant is in a small space and it was full. Maybe 6 tables total and 4 counter seats. We signed in and waited outside for a table. After a short 10-15 minute wait, our table was ready. They have a wide variety of breakfast items, local and Filipino dishes. I went with the traditional eggs Benedict and my daughter got the Portuguese sausage, waffles and eggs over easy. The best part of our breakfast was the adorable young male server. I didn't catch his name, but he was very genuine and kept checking on us. He definitely tried his best to be a great server. My Eggs Benedict was ok. Usually it has Canadian bacon, but theirs are 'ham' slices you use for sandwiches, like the cold cut kind. Kinda disappointing but it tasted good. The poached eggs were done perfectly and it tasted good. I got it with arugula salad and there were a few pieces which were old and discolored. I just put them on the side.1 My daughter said her waffles were ok and her Portuguese sausage and over easy eggs were good.

    Sophia

    Food is AMAZING. Good service. Great prices. Be sure to get there early as this place is popular

    Hawaiian Pancake (special request)
    Jacque Y.

    Amazing customer service from the lady that answered the phone to take my order and when I got there the two ladies that helped me! Very fast, friendly, and efficient. Treated me like family!!! Cooks in the back went the extra mile too, to fold the fruits INTO my pancakes! Wow. Atmosphere was very inviting and clean. Great job is an understatement! Guieb Cafe everyone knows the food is always so Ono. But now you know the Aiea staff is bomb! A little bit extra love goes a long way. Will definitely continue to support!

    Alex D.

    We been coming here for years at Kalihi location, now that I'm Ewa side I go to the Aiea location. Super Ono and always friendly.

    Ben L.

    First stop on the island was pretty spot on service and food. The ube French toast and adobo omelette with spam was ALOHA. It's a small establishment so you have to wait outside til they call you. I would return for more good eats.

    Poi Mochi Waffle
    Keri N.

    Everything was solid. Very friendly staff and very diverse menu with so many options. Food came out very quickly and presented well. The waffles were pretty standard but the haupia sauce (added ube mascarpone sauce) made it perfect without being too sweet. The star was da three bite feast. We can definitely tell that these are the top sellers because each one tasted amazing and the perfect go-to if you want a mix of sweet a savory. The pancakes were very soft and not too sweet since the sauce was drizzled on. The crab cake benedict was very crispy and better than we expected! The waygu loco moco had gravy that was nice and smooth. Definitely our new favorite go-to on the menu. The only down side is that the location is small but we came early so we had no problems getting a seat.

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    Ask the Community - Guieb Cafe

    Anyone tried the oxtail soup? Any good?

    Yes, I tried it. I tried it a week after I saw another patron order it and ate every drop. I asked her what she thought and she said she liked it, so I had it the following week. It is 3.5 stars to me. The broth isn't as rich and deep as the flavor… 

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    Located in Sheridan 808, limited parking is available on the ground floor or in their structure for…read morea nominal fee. Or try your luck with free street parking in the vicinity. This storefront is located on the ground floor, closest to the parking stalls and not facing Sheridan street. It's an open air seating area, with bench seating along the hallway wall and 2-4 tops closer into their order counter as well. It was quite windy the day that we went so hold onto your napkins and forks! Everything is served on paper plates with plastic ware when you 'dine in.' Not sure if they just provide you with tin foil or a clamshell for takeout. As for the food, the Korean Street toast is a little bit of savory and sweet, on a pillowy soft milk bread. I can see why this is a BTS favorite. And that Yobo Toast, oh my goodness, I am living for their version of a French toast with a lovely pear compote on it. The burrito was packed with lots of meats and cheese, though I think a spicier, tangier kimchi and/or gochujang aioli may have given it a little more rounded out flavor for me. As for the waffle bap, I personally am not a fan of crispy rice, but I appreciate this concept as the flavors were there. The owners were welcoming, accommodating and made us feel like home. We'll definitely be back to try that Garlic Shrimp they kept talking about!

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    The Forty Niner Restaurant in Aiea, Honolulu, is an exceptional experience. It is for anyone who…read morewants to experience really local cuisine. Opened in 1947, the Forty Niner offers a selection of local fairs like saimin , loco moco, furikake salmon, taro sweetbread French toast and hamburgers for the less adventurous. The service is mixed - place your order at the front counter and wait at a table for service. But, the staff is wonderful. Ambiance? The Forty Niner is in a small building that has about 7 or 8 tables inside and a few more on the back patio. It has a simple, local atmosphere. But, it is on our list of places we try to get to every time we are in Hawaii.

    This was my third time eating at/food from Forty Niner, and I was really hoping that my review…read morewould get better with time. I would say that Forty Niner is a great place to get the bang for your buck in terms of pricing for their food, but I will say that the quality of the food isn't as great as it's presented on their ordering site, Beluga. Today, my husband and I chose to do takeout and ordered three things: The Lemon Ricotta Pancakes, Chorizo Hash, and the Molokai Loco Moco. For the Lemon Ricotta Pancakes, the lemon taste was pretty concentrated in the middle of the pancake/not well distributed and we couldn't really taste the ricotta flavor, but it was pleasantly sweet (not too sweet). For the Chorizo Hash, I was a little bit sad that it wasn't very flavorful and the Chorizo wasn't well cooked. The Molokai Loco Moco's flavor receives the same review as the Chorizo Hash; although it was special/the first time we'd had Loco Moco like that, it was pretty soggy/watery and lacked flavor. The food itself in my opinion gets a 3.5/5, but because they were timely and friendly as a staff, I'm bumping our review up to a 4! P.S: This location is in the corner of a neighborhood street and Kam Hwy and the parking is pretty small/limited!

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    Farmhouse Cafe - Potato Mille feule

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    Ok, went here on a whim because we didn't want to drive all the way out to Kailua for brunch and we…read morereally didn't want to wait in long lines. It was empty when we got there, it was when it just opened at 9. The menu looked incredible and the ambience was really nice, very quaint farm-chic wood everywhere warm vibes. We got the Crepe Forestiere, Banana Crepes, Wagyu Burger, Açaí Bowl, hot chocolate, and the espresso martini. First, the Crepe Forestiere was sooo delicious. The crepe was crunchy underneath a healthy amount of arugula, over easy egg with perfectly runny yolk, and Gruyère cheese. It was so good and well-balanced flavor and texture-wise AND you don't feel guilty eating it. The Wagyu Burger came with mixed reviews. My 3yo and I loved it. Hubby was not a huge fan. The key thing is that it is super blue-cheesy, which I absolutely loved (my new obsession is blue cheese on burgers...I can't resist!). However, if you're not a blue cheese person like my hubby, I would skip it. The banana crepes were so well made, with the crepes crunchy on the edges hut nice and soft in the middle. They used dark chocolate which paired perfectly well with the sweet bananas, whipped cream, and powdered sugar. Simple enough but elevated and my 9yo essentially finished a whole plate (with 2 crepes) by herself! The Açaí bowl was from Blue Hawaii, which you can't really ever go wrong with. We added some coconut shreds which made it perfect. The hot chocolates were not on the menu but they were so good. It tasted like they used actual drinking chocolate based on the flavor and the texture, and not Hershey's or a packaged variety. My daughter said it was the best hot chocolate she's ever had, and she's had quite a bit. It reminded me of the hot chocolate my grandpa used to make us in the Philippines from these hard chocolate balls called tablea that you had to use a batirol (traditional hand-turned wooden whisk) to dissolve and froth the chocolate. It had a nice slightly gritty texture in a positive way. Anyway, it was quite nostalgic and hubby and I agreed with her that it was definitely a phenomenal hot chocolate. The espresso martini was pure coffee, which is good, and it was smooth, although I like mine to have an almost creamy texture, like nitro coffee. Needless to say, I drank the whole thing. A special bonus were the potato Mille Feuille that came with the fries and their signature Farmhouse "ketchup" and I put it in quotation marks because it was more of a demi glacé, with a very thin texture and it did not taste anything like ketchup. It was really good though and was perfect for dipping the potatoes and the burger in. The service was also great. They were nice and attentive and always came over with a smile. And they made the hot chocolate for us off-menu. Needless to say, I think we've found our new favorite brunch spot without having to trek all the way to Kailua. Really happy we came and looking forward to going back. P. S. By the time we left about an hour and a half later, the place was completely packed and busy, so I guess a pro tip would be to try and get there early.

    Came here for brunch and was not disappointed. The food was excellent, we got their potatoes and…read moreham and cheese with egg. Very nice indoor and outdoor seating areas, service was a little slow but they were a bit crowded during Sunday brunch. There is valet parking, 2$/hr, or street parking around the area. (Metered and unmetered)

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    Aiea Pancake House - Blueberry pancakes.

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    Yelp Breakfast Club badge unlocked! According to Google, you need to check into a breakfast…read morebusiness before 11 am with 3 to 5 Yelp friends at the same time. We checked in before 9:00 am; four Yelp friends helped me out. Aiea Pancake House was formerly called Koa Pancake House, and it pretty much serves the same food. I have been dining there since before the name change. Good portion sizes, local favorites, at an affordable price. You order at the front, and they call out your number. There are several tables inside, and it's nicely air-conditioned. There are also tables outside. That day I ordered the Strawberry Waffles. It was topped with strawberries and whipped cream. It was a Belgian waffle, fluffy on the inside and nicely crisp on the outside. I also ordered a side of Portuguese sausage and pineapple juice. Everything was great! The staff was nice. They checked on us and thanked us for our business. Free parking! There are so many great businesses at Aiea Shopping Center, so it can get pretty busy during peak hours. At least there are three parking levels. Thank you, Auntie Nadine, for getting everyone together, and mahalo to fellow Yelp Elite friends for the help: Auntie Nadine C., Irene C., Debroah P., and Gabriel P.

    The Breakfast Club…read more.. It's always fun meeting up with Yelp friends and today was no different as visiting local Kim needed her Breakfast Club badge is enough of a reason to have some yummy breakfast. Located on the second floor of Aiea Shopping Center right beside McDonald's there are two entrances and do like this casual type of dining as you place your order and pay first to then seat yourself and they bring out your order. I decided on their namesake of Aiea Omelette and why not it's filled with Spinach, Mushrooms, Portuguese Sausage and Cheese...yum! My side is potatoes of course as they're a nice rustic chunky cut cooked up perfectly and as most of the condiments are at each table no need to ask for them in advance was nice as well. During these busy days it was really nice to stop and take the time to have some breakfast with friends and this breakfast club group is amazingly generous with their time and thoughtfulness...Nadine, Deborah, Gabriel and Kim ;) cool group. Thank you!

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    It was so sad this business is closing down by Oct 31st. With rising food costs, inflation and…read morestaffing, it's understandable but I wish best endeavors for Chef Jason Peel and his staff. My fiance won a gift card actually 2 of them (from his coworker whom could not get a reservation secured), we knew we had to make the trip over before they officially close. We had multiple dishes, but staff made Kauai prawns and tomato miso black cod dishes on the house since they ran out the Hokkaido scallops. We ordered the short ribs, lobster appetizer, hamachi crudo and lastly sashimi moriawase to finish food palate. Lukki lemon dessert was great way to end to night. Ordered the Milk tea bouquet cocktail while my better half had water ( either way the food coma knock him out cold the rest of the night lol). To be honest, it was difficult to determine which dish was the best because the staff kept quality there despite it being busy every night since they announce the closure. Sashimi moriawase, fish was so fresh, reminded me of my time spent in Hokkaido and Sapporo. Short ribs was soft and rich in flavor. Both me and my fiance liked the lukki lemon dessert, like lemon meringue pie but broken down version. If you have a chance to dine here before closing and got a reservation, definitely will have a lovely dining experience and your stomach will be full by end of the night.

    Husband and I tried Nami Kaze in our recent trip to Hawaii. This place is huge! I was so glad to be…read moreseated in the side room because I found it to be a lot calmer, less people and no TV. The staff were friendly and very helpful with giving us recommendations. We ordered 3 appetizers and 2 entrees, and honestly it was too much food for us. We had leftovers for breakfast the next day! - For appetizers we got: Ulu Tots, Japanese Eggplant, and Corn Beignets. The Corn Beignets was the best. - For entree we got: Tomato Miso Black Cod and the Short Rib. Both were delicious and worth a try. Sad to see that this restaurant appears to be closing.

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