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    Jo Y.

    Opened in 1984, the Takara Family established Gulick Delicatessen in Kalihi and is still operated by the family today. It may have started with offering traditional okazuya comfort foods, such as musubi, chow fun, corned beef hash, fried chicken, and eggplant. Workers would purchase these lunch okazu before the start of the workday that would not require refrigeration. Gulick's offerings slowly expanded over the years due to HI's multi-Asian population to include variations of dishes using different meats and veggies, e.g., garlic/mochiko chicken, tempura, sweet sour spareribs, pork lumpia, pinakbet, pork guisantes, lup cheong, etc. (I used to love their Chinese-style char siu riblets; however, they no longer have that.) With about 30 dishes offered daily, it's now considered a cafeteria-style set up where you can choose the food items of individual servings that you want. They also offer set breakfast berntos and plate lunches with rice/noodles, beef/chicken/fish, spam, and tempura. My favorites include the gigantic corned beef hash (yes, way more potato than corned beef, but it's tasty), veggie tempura, furikake spam musubi, gobo, and anything with green beans. Yes, go early, as the popular items sell out. Service by staff in placing your orders and utensils in takeout boxes and collecting payment is quick and efficient. Customers may hold up the line if their favorites are sold out and/or can't decide what to order with so many items available. The store interior is clean and bright, with a no-frills ambiance, as you just walk in and choose your food items from the display table and pay once you reach the end. Hours of operation are: Mon to Fri 5:00a to 3:30p, Sat 6:30a to 3:00p, Sun closed. Named after the street where it's located and also in a residential area, Gulick Delicatessen has about 5 free designated spaces in its private lot to the right of the building. There are also a few free spaces on the street fronting the main entrance. With lots of choices, there is something for everyone. Oftentimes when I don't know what I want for lunch, Gulick Delicatessen is my choice where I can choose what I want, provided that I go early enough before they sell out their items. Support local!

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    Sach T.

    It was in Kalihi and kind of close to this place so decided to drop by just in case they still had a good selection of choices since it was after 12pm...nope! I didn't want to go somewhere else so just ordered a few items that were left. I did enjoy the food I chose and my husband did too. Thought the prices were about the same as other delicatessen's so that's a plus. A friend recommended their fried tofu with green beans so I will come back for that at an earlier time and I'll have more to choose from. This place is located on Gulick Avenue in a residential area. My husband parked across the street from this place. When I crossed the street, I called him to let him know there's a small parking lot on the right of their building...yay!

    Garlic chicken, shrimp/tofu broccoli, and chow fun
    Debra N.

    The food is very tasty won't fail you that department. As texture wise, most of garlic chicken skin was mushy and not crispy...maybe the heat made it soggy. I was able find tidbit crunchy pieces. The broccoli dish had shrimp and tofu ad sopping up the gravy. Broccoli maintained it's nice green color and crunchiness...love that sound!The broccoli dish and chow fun compliments the garlic chicken with their own perfect flavors. Lunch time is filled with dishes galore! Service is friendly and great! Ambiance is bustling with customers, but be able to communicate what you want...come on down! Ciao!

    Garlic Chicken!
    Joey M.

    "Roger's can't sell chicken around here, we got chicken places on every block." Cosmo Kramer, Seinfeld Well, certainly not on Gulick Ave. Garlic, Spicy, Shoyu, Fried, and katsu; they got it covered! da Scene: Mondays are rough in town... most Okazuya are closed from Waialae to downtown, gotta head to North School Street to find good stuff. My go to in this part of town is Gulick. da Grub: got 2 bentos and 1 lg. Box of overflow. You got the standards: fried chicken, chow fun/mein, Teri beef, shrimp tempura, ahi Teri & spam. But my add on's make the Bento "deluxe" and enough for a 2nd round later. Add On box: shiso musubi, shrimp and veg. tempura, garlic chicken, and couple hash patties. Mmmmmm! da Service: Long line and but moves pretty good.Ladies are nice and quick, but don't linger too much picking!!

    Okazuya-style food
    Wayne I.

    If you enjoy old-school Okazuya-style spots, Gulick Delicatessen is a solid choice. They offer a huge variety of items, and it's easy to end up with a full plate before you know it. Everything is fresh, reasonably priced, and very nostalgic if you grew up eating this kind of food. Parking can be a mix--there are a few reserved stalls and some street parking nearby, but it can get busy depending on the time of day. Overall, a classic Kalihi stop and worth returning to so you can try more of their options. Support local!

    Chowfun,BBQ Chicken, Konbu maki, kipira,eggplants sauté, and namasu.  1/9/20
    Susan B.

    Gulick had been there for the longest time I known. We had business in middle st when we found it mid 70's I could be mistaken when they opened up. Opens at 05:00 am now opens until 3:00pm! Go early their choices of great eats gone in ton time! BBQ Meat or teriyaki beef too salty or marinated in shoyu too long I'm not sure but it goes well with Chowfun noodles not salty at all. Their potato, macaroni salads and namasu are the best tasty salads I know! The large size egg rolls are sold quickly. Goes very well with any order one chooses! Hamburger patties are deli's but today's burnt in the back otherwise edible! Eggplant with pieces of satiated teriyaki beef cut into small parts outmost delicious vegetables stir fry I had in ages! The amount of food given price is right! We shall have it for dinner as well!

    Vegetable tempura , cone sushi , hash patty ,garlic chicken
    Ryan O.

    I have eaten here since I was a kid and my parents use to take me now I take my kids here food is always prepared fresh and so delicious. They have so much options to choose i can't express how good it is cause you gotta go there and try it and thank me later for having a happy tummy. Service was fast and efficient. The store has a nice kick to it feels like old school.

    Potato Tempura , shrimp tempura, nomasu and Saimen noodles so tasty.
    Jill N.

    I just went last Wednesday about 9am I had the fried rice, sweet sour spareribs and namasu . The food tasted excellent the service is always great the ambience is so chill get have so much great food to choose from chicken katsu fried chicken garlic chicken I'm sure it all taste great too. Have a good day and go visit them for some great tasting food they also have great Mac potato salad too.

    Egg omelette
    Ivania P.

    Gulick's used to have their egg omelette filled with kamaboko, green onions, and some kind of meat (spam?) folded in with a nice dashi flavor. Lately when I have gone this is what the egg looks like "a fried folded egg" pretty disappointing especially the fact that the price for a piece. On the plus, their service is friendly and the ladies are great and patient when it comes to large orders.

    Breakfast
    Craig T.

    Update on Gulick Deli this morning I stopped to get breakfast for my co-workers . I got there once they opened at 5am and I was the only customer. Normally there always a line , the service was fast and friendly and I ordered 4x the same plate . Garlic chicken, shrimp tempura, chow mein, egg omelette and Musubi . Support local

    Gobo, shrimp broccoli, teri hamburger, fried rice
    Janelle O.

    Good 'ol Gulick where the food is delicious and the service is great! Favorites: teri hamburger, gobo, potato salad Also recommended: spicy chicken (has bones though), tamagoyaki, corned beef hash patty, cone sushi, namasu The only item I can't recommend is the fried tofu with green beans because I once got a batch with really hard pieces. If you do not see something out that you've had before (and they aren't about to close for the day), there's a fair chance the next batch is already being prepared in the back, so just ask and they can often grab it for you. There's also a menu of set bentos to choose from. Parking is limited but there is no dining in, so it turns over quickly.

    $12.88 worth of yummy food!
    Tod K.

    Wednesday July 9, 2025 I have been coming here for years and I still love it! Park on the street fast kind or in their small private lot of 4-5 cars? The food is good and so many choices to choose from. Service is fast and friendly. I will definitely continue to come back here and to support local businesses.

    Spicy chicken, tofu, some of the veggie dishes, noodles, etc.
    Annie W.

    I wanted to come here because I wanted to try okazuya and you can't get that on the mainland. It's a very casual place. Hours are limited which does make it hard to come here, but it's worth it and close to Waikiki. Ordering is very casual. You have to go up to see what you want. We got a huge variety to try a bunch of things. Chicken: 8/10. Got the shoyu chicken and the spicy chicken. Both were amazing Nishime: 7/10. Unique and not something I eat often but I'm so glad we got it. Tofu: 7/10. Good but nothing special Chow fun: 6/10. Bit bad but nothing stand out Overall, fun and good to try. We had so much that we couldn't finish it all but it's hard to resist when there's so much variety. Cone sushi: 6/10. I like inari and the portion is a decent size but nothing crazy.

    Chow funn, ume musubi, nishime and garlic chicken.

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    Hole in the wall but the food is amazing here!! Definitely local food and take out mostly.

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    Ask the Community - Gulick Delicatessen

    What time do they start serving lunch? I wanted to get a plate lunch for a picnic later in the day but need to pick it up early.

    5am when they open during the week. 6:30 am on Saturday's.

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    5.0 miWaikiki
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    Marugame Udon had been one of my favorite spots to eat until today. I had visited this spot past…read morethe busy hour, and the restaurant was not half full. The line was short and efficient. I was able to get in my order immediately. I had ordered kitsune udon with gyoza and tempura shrimp sides. The total is around $16 for anyone who is wondering what price to expect. The quality of the food has been consistent. It's a bit warm inside, but you'll find some good table areas that are cooler. I was disappointed by the service today, especially because there was less people between 1:30 PM - 2:30 PM when I went. The staff had automatically thrown in green onions and tempura flakes, which was not requested. They were just throwing in things without the usual ask they do. Especially, this hurt most when there was a rude lady staff passing out toppings. My family member had kindly requested for green onions a few times, and mind you again, we did not have a line when we entered in, but this lady snickered and ignored her request. I had to sternly request for green onions which eventually happened. The service should not be this way. This is an amazing restaurant, but the experience was utterly ruined from that service experience.

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    4.3(324 reviews)
    3.4 miAla Moana
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    The best handmade fresh quick dumplings on the island for sure. Please let us know when you are…read morereopening. Please reopen do not permanently close! You guys are the goat.

    I've been wanting to try this spot for a while but after hearing so much mixed reviews I held off…read moreon it for a while. I finally decided why not and came with a friend on new years day lunch time. They were pretty busy already after just 30ish minutes of opening (12pm). Service: We were seated immediately and the service method is pretty simple, you scan the QR code and order through there. My main gripe with this service method is the waitresses aren't as attentive, we couldn't really ask any questions prior to ordering and even after ordering, I had to stand up to the front and wave someone down to pay for our order (as they had a special they had to apply before we paid). We ordered: - Spicy Beef Pancake: 10/10, didn't expect to like this so much as well. Not that spicy to be honest. More like a light spicy flavor. The beef inside was also juicy. - Pan-fried pork bun: 10/10, I was honestly looking forward to this more than the XLB and I was correct to do so. The filling was juicy like a XLB but the dough was also fluffy, doughy, AND has a crispy bottom. Would come back just for this and recommend this 10 times over!! - Sui Mai: 8.8/10; this was like any other good sui mai you may get at different dimsum places. Just pork though, no mushroom or seafood chucks like some other spots. - Steamed Beef with Sticky Rice: 8.1/10. This wasn't bad by any means but just didn't compare to the rest of the items. I didn't like how some parts were super fatty. - Xiao Long Bao: 10/10, the wrapped is thin but thick enough for me to pick up the dumpling without it popping. The soup was flavorful and so was the pork within. They had a special going on which made our XLB be like $5 instead of the $14 it usually is. We were super surprised of how little our bill was give that we were stuffed at the end of the meal and had some leftovers. Even without the discount it would've been a great deal. I heavily recommend, especially the pan-fried pork bun and XLB!!

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    4.5(291 reviews)
    1.8 miChinatown
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    By far my favorite Taiwanese go to restaurant!…read more I highly recommend their popcorn chicken, so crispy, so juicy and the leaves not sure if they were basil or sobering else but the way they fry them and get them to also be super crispy is amazing. It's also seasoned perfectly, not too salty and you can add a level of spicy to your liking.

    The death knell is ringing for the Chinese (Taiwanese-Chinese, apparently) Cultural Plaza with the…read moreJune 2026 announcement of plans to can the place, so Seasons and all Plaza cohorts will meet their maker in a year! IRREGARDLESS I'd go back for the popcorn chicken (crispy, light fry, bite sized) and air conditioning. Sometimes Chinese food can get super saucy so the small plates - cucumbers, rolls, baos, and veg - work for me. It's serious 家常菜 or home-style cooking or quick food you'd find on the street: ong-choy, tomato-braised scrambled egg, garlic cabbage, essentially all the greats, shareable. Seasons also offers the beef soupy noodle sets, but when it's 85+ degrees out and sunny and 80% humidity, I do question ppl's judgement. I've always loved the Plaza, empty and partly abandoned, bec/ the design is conducive to good airflow and cooling, a much underappreciated architectural element in modern downtowns. But the bums and indigent love it more and sadly always leave some je ne sais quoi. Seasons finds itself across from the dim sum behemoth in Chinatown, Legends, but that's a different flavor profile. Still, quite nice to have variety.

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    11. Classic Beef and Tendon Noodle

    Seasons Taiwanese Eatery - New location is around the corner, towards the canal.

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    Shima Dreams Of Noodles - Sesame Sauce Biang Biang. 5-spice ground pork, cucumber, green onion, iso peanuts, lime.

    Shima Dreams Of Noodles

    4.6(7 reviews)
    3.0 miKaka'ako

    About 10:30 a.m. on Saturday, there was already a line of people placing their order for fresh…read morepulled noodles. We were told that the first batch would be served about 11 a.m. so we quickly put our order in. The first thing that caught my attention, was the savory aroma of their 5-spice ground pork being cooked. You can add this as a topping to the noodle dish. The second thing that caught my attention, was the labor of love going in to each order of fresh pulled noodles. You can watch him stretch the dough ball and slap it on the counter before he boils each batch with careful preparation. The third thing that caught my attention, was their adorable mother, helping to slice the cucumbers and top each dish with crushed iso peanuts. Do not forget to order the side of pickled bittermelon....so good!! From beginning to end, this was an incredible experience of all my senses! To see and hear them at work and then to taste the delicious sesame sauce on the fresh pulled noodles....WOW! The soft noodles, the crisp bittermelon, and the savory sauce....super delish! Seriously, go early to place your order. The wait is totally worth it :) Will come back next time to try other menu items.

    Shima Dreams of Noodles is a pop-up, located at Fishcake -…read more This place supposedly has a huge following, and people anticipate for the changing menu of various noodle dishes. When we went, the menu focused on udon: +Hot Yamakake Udon with Quail Egg (a special) +Cold Yamakake Udon (a special) +Hot Udon +Cold Udon The special udon dishes are servied with tororo (grated mountain yam), housemade tsukudani (seaweed braised in a sweet Japanese sauce), crispy nori, green onions, and an option to add wasabi. We went for both the hot and cold udon specials - I think it was a consensus that we would have liked to have more noodles in the dish. This is definitely a sweeter dish, with the tororo and the tsukudani. The place already had a long line, and the best way to enjoy would be to dine-in. Note that if you do order a carry-out, the quail egg would not be included. +ordering online is available +changing menu of noodle dishes +popup at Fishcake

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    Shima Dreams Of Noodles - Making fresh udon noodles!

    Making fresh udon noodles!

    Shima Dreams Of Noodles - Fresh pulled noodles with sesame sauce, 5 spice ground pork, and side of pickled bittermelon, so yum!

    Fresh pulled noodles with sesame sauce, 5 spice ground pork, and side of pickled bittermelon, so yum!

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    Mian - Honolulu - Mian

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    4.2(514 reviews)
    3.4 mi
    $$

    Decided to try their new item, cheesy eggplant bliss. Fried eggplant with a drizzle of sweet soy…read moreglaze and shredded cheese. It's crispy, creamy, sweet, and salty-good for sharing. After seeing all the reviews for the cold noodle, I decided to try it with rice noodles, a side order of their delicious beef which reminds me of Mian and Bao's beef, a marinated egg, and their spicy fungus. Would definitely order again. Their egg was perfectly cooked, nice and jammy in the middle. It was a lot of food that reheated well the next day. I found it to be spicy in the sense of warming, and flavorful but not searing off your mouth. Definitely get this with their mung bean soup. It is cold, sweet, and refreshing. Parking: there is a rotating lift with an attendant. I would suggest bringing cash, as other means are not always available. Parking was $2 for the time we were there.

    Good Chinese food! But we feel it was better before…read more Food - 3/5 We got the slow-braised beef noodles, pancake beef rolls, and pork dumplings. The pancakes were nice and crispy. The noodles were nice and bouncy and the meat was tender and flavorful. The dumplings were good but they weren't as flavorful as we remember them to be. Service - 5/5 Friendly service! Easy ordering via website. Ambiance - 5/5 Cute modern Chinese restaurant! We parked at Walmart and walked over.

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    Mian - Honolulu - QR code menu. You can Scan the code to order online.

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    QR code menu. You can Scan the code to order online.

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