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    Jade Dynasty Seafood Restaurant

    3.6 (1.6k reviews)
    Closed 10:30 am - 9:00 pm
    Updated 3 months ago

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    Moderate noise
    Good for kids
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    Beef rice roll, garlic cucumber, honey bbq pork, roast duck, Chinese egg tarts.
    Debbie G.

    Dim Sum here is better than many restaurants on the mainland. Wonderful service and you order from a paper menu -- which you write how many of which items you want Food is prepared fresh and hot! See what we ordered in my photo -- plus we had pan-fried turnip cake (always a favorite) and fried spring rolls. The turnip cakes were perfect -- which is an indicator of a really good dim sum restaurant.

    Char siu in look fun noodles
    Jade O.

    Second time here and definitely had more tables than last time I went. You order from a paper menu that is on the table (sorry didn't take a picture of it) and you can order off the regular menu as well. You also get hot tea ( loose leaf green tea) as soon as you sit down. Everything was delicious and my favorite would be the char siu snow buns as it was a sweet coating on the buns which was my first time to try that. Never seen stuffed fried tofu with shrimp and that was interesting to see. The tofu was on the bottom and the shrimp on the top. The char siu stuffed in a look fun noodle was really tasty as well. The star of the show was the mango mochi! It was real mango with coconut bits in the outside. Overall I would definitely come back to try something different.

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    Presleen E.

    This place does have really good dim sum but be ready for a lot of noise and always crowded. You might get bumped here and there and I noticed service is not that great you got to be very aggressive to get there attention. But we go for the food and the food is really good very satisfying it hits every time. It's less noisy if you sit up on the little balcony area.

    Edward W.

    Two weeks ago, I went to this place for dim sum. I ordered the steamed char siu buns and shrimp and pork siu mai. The dim sum was made to order and came out piping hot. The steamed buns were kind of falling apart when I was holding one to eat it. The pork siu mai only had 3 pieces unlike other restaurants. They were still good. The big seafood restaurant was situated in Ala Moana Center but they didn't have any air conditioning at all. I was sweating while eating the hot dim sum.

    Bryson S.

    I would say this is one of the best dim sums on island! Long standing in Ala Moana, this staple makes you feel like you are in Asia with the hustle and bustle, and flavors it provides. Service is prompt and the dim sum comes out quick. Great spot outside of Chinatown for dim sum. Will have to come for dinner next!

    Eggplant.
    Joyce W.

    Q: Why don't dumplings ever share secrets? A: Because they're afraid of spilling the fillings! I have been told by multiple people on Oahu, people I trust, that Oahu Chinese food just ain't it. So what do I do on my first morning on Oahu? I ask a friend to join me for dim sum. And you know what? No regrets. Because what can I say? I'm ABC and it's the weekend! We stopped by the massive Ala Moana Center, the world's largest open-air shopping center, and strolled into Jade Dynasty Seafood Restaurant for dim sum. We got the "test sheet" for ordering and we ordered, arguably, way too much and we finished every bite. I enjoyed myself! There were some really tasty bites and I had no complaints. I went in with the lowest of expectations and I'm pleasantly surprised. It was a great meal.

    Majestic, frontal view of the restaurant.
    Jerry E.

    Live this eatery, but it is almost like hit & miss. Still, it is a worthy dim sum place to eat. Besides free and easy parking, it is easy place to get to. Overall prices wise, they are comparable to other dim sum places.

    804. Pan-Fried Noodle with Assorted Meats & Seafood
    Drizza N.

    The last 2 times we have been here- we had -Pei- as our server. Very friendly and helpful with their menu. So many choices. This time we had the roast duck, salt & pepper shrimp, ham har chicken wings, crispy noodles with a mix of seafood and meats and the Wagyu black pepper short ribs Casual dining- round and square tables. The location, private dining.- or for big parties

    Ami C.

    Hubby and I decide to have Chinese for dinner. The food was delicious. Staffs and service were excellent! We got here around 5:30 pm. There were plenty of tables. Great place to have a party. By the time we left almost all there tables were occupied. I would recommend to come here if you want some good Chinese food.

    salt & pepper lobster
    Kira C.

    Jade has always been the place where my boyfriend and I would go to eat dim sum. We went early on Sunday for lunch with his younger brother and got there around 10:15am. There was a huge line out the door for people who had no reservations. We waited in that line and was sat around 10:45am, which is great considering they open and 10:30am and that we didn't have a res. Dim sum there is always fire, but we also decided to try something new and ordered the salt and pepper lobster. They mentioned that the lobster was $40/lb, but my boyfriend wanted to ball out and said okay. They showed us the lobster before they cooked it to see if it was okay for our liking. It was delicious! Idk about $40/lb delicious, but a great experience and great flavor. Safe to say, we will be back! follow my foodie adventures on ig: smolgirlfatass

    32. Fried Shrimp Puff
    Ashley F.

    Jade Dynasty is a dim sum restaurant conveniently located on the 4th floor level of Ala Moana. They serve dim sum daily until 5pm which is a lot later than most restaurants because typically these dishes are considered brunch/lunch. I do like their dim sum dishes as they don't seem as oily. However, Jade tends to be more expensive than Chinatown options due to their location in the shopping center. Despite this, I absolutely love their snowy mountain char siu bun. 10/10 and a must order since not all places carry this item. Jade Dynasty continues to provide delicious dim sum in Ala Moana Center. Highly recommend if you want Chinese food!

    Kim S.

    Waited ~15 mins for lunch on a Friday. Service is efficient & responsive. There are no dim sum carts because the tables are pretty close together. $6.25 Har gow / Signature shrimp dumplings: 2* Pass because lacked flavor despite the shrimp. Sad because always order at dim sum. $6.45 XLB / Steamed Shanghai buns: 2* Pass. Among the worst I've ever tasted. Wrapper too thick, pork lacked flavor & scant soup inside. $6.75 Snow mountain Char Siu Bun: 3* Basically a baked manapua with sweet crumbly topping. It was good to try but not compelled to reorder. $6.25 Shrimp & Chive Dumplings: 5* Very yummy! The best item we ordered. $7.85 BBQ Pork Look Fun Roll: 4* Delicious! $11.25 Choy Sum w/Oyster Sauce: 3* Ordered to have veggies. Good although nothing special. $14.25 1/4 Roasted Duck: 4* Good. Not salty or rubber like at some places. $4.95 Mango pudding: 3* They forgot it & originally wanted it removed from the check yet allowed them to pack it to go. It was ok, no chunks of mango in it like some places.

    Ric C.

    "Ala Moana Center Dim Sum" Can't beat the location. Usually parking is not an issue. The offerings are quite good, we usually go there for the dim sum, their other offerings are nice too. Favorites include: Snow Mountain Char siu bao, stuffef egg plant, shrimp/scallop dumpling and braised e mein with mushrooms. They offer specialty menus for lunch and dinner gatherings. They pack you in like sardines so if you come right when they open at 11am, you have a better chance of maneuvering to a location with a little more space. The name of the game is to get your order in before too many orders are taken and the wait can start to take its toll. But there is a reason it gets crowded- the food is usually good, the staff is usually pretty attentive, they do not pressure you to hurry up and finish, but once you do finish, they will wisk you out for the next group. Customer turnover is of course, the name of the game.

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    How can I get information for a banquet wedding of 100 people?

    Calling in and speaking to the manager would be best.

    Though website says reservations taken, personnel says they don't take reservations for a Monday at 2 PM for 16 ppl; only at 1 PM. Wondering how busy this place gets on Mondays. Wanted to book ahead after a service so maybe not a good idea?

    Is Jade Dynasty BYOB?

    No, they have a corkage fee and they have beer and cocktails for purchase.

    What is the buy local discount?

    Thank you for reaching out! The Buy Local Discount Program, in partnership with American Savings Bank, offers exclusive savings when you pay with an American Savings Bank debit card. Discounts apply to the subtotal before tax and tip:… 

    Is it an issue if a single person comes in to eat lunch or dinner?

    No problem at all.

    Do you have Kamaaina discount?

    Sorry, We do not have a Kamaaina Discount. But we do have a Buy Local discount going on.

    What is the minimum number of people in the party to make a reservation?

    2 people.

    How many does one order of noodles feed? Can I get an order for 12 people?

    Can feed probably 80-90 people , one noodle per person.

    Is there MSG in all there foods or only select ones? What should peeps who are allergic to MSG avoid? Help wanna try there!

    We ordered 4 different dishes and none of them had msg (I'm allergic so I'd be able to tell). We also asked the waitstaff to advise us if any of our ordered dishes had msg as an ingredient.

    Do we need reservations?

    I don't know if you need reservations but I just arrived with my wife and were seated for lunch (dim sum), immediately.

    What time do you have dim sum until?

    Usually stops at 4:30, by experience it better to order by 4:00 or earlier. It will depend on what they have available.

    Is there a gluten free menu?

    Let your waiter know your special needs. Yes, there are a few selections that are Gluten free.

    Do we need reservations for Christmas Day?

    No, but I would highly recommend it.

    What days do you serve buffet?

    I think it's only on special occasions such as Father's/Mother's day.

    Can we order takeout for dim sum?

    Yes, but... We were told that we couldn't get takeout dim sum until noon. Very odd since they open at 10 am, I think.

    Does this restaurant has private rooms for large parties for about 30 people?

    They have a private room section on the right side of the dining room that can handle maybe 2-3 big round tables of 10. They can also partition off the left side of the dining room for larger parties with large sliding wall panels to create a… 

    Is there a menu for kids?

    No kids menu. It's a Chinese restaurant so the menu is suitable for families. There are lots of dishes that children will enjoy.

    Do they use MSG?

    Yes, but not a lot like some other restaurants.

    Do they serve dim sum on carts they roll around or you have to order off of a menu?

    They have a menu to order dim sum. No cart.

    Do they take reservations for lunch on Saturdays for a party of 4?

    Yes

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    Yi Xin Cafe - Teddy bear iced milk tea

    Yi Xin Cafe

    4.4(471 reviews)
    1.8 mi
    $$
    Takes reservations
    Catering service

    Still one of our favorite restaurants! Located in market city next to Cafe Kaila and Earls…read moreSanwiches. They've gotten busier too so if you want to guarantee a spot call ahead to make reservations! Some of our favorite dishes.. beef chow fun, eggplant long beans, shrimp crackers appetizer, pork cheeks appetizer, sizzling beef black bean platter, all of the curries and rice, shrimp dishes.... So many favorites! We have so many favorites it's hard to try new things here. We recently tried the honey walnut shrimp and it was good big shrimps fried perfectly with honey sauce and it's on top of potato chips so you get a little bonus of honey chips too! That was definitely a nice surprise and something different from any other restaurant. Service here is always great! We ordered and not even 5 minutes later our food was already coming out. They always come by to fill your water and check on you, They have their own men and women's bathroom located in the back which is clean. Their ac is nice and strong so nice on a hot day to enjoy good food and escape from the heat.

    My friend and I decided to try out a new Chinese restaurant and came across this place. I have…read moreanxiously awaited to eat here but was always crowded. Although they prefer reservations, they do take walk ins, if seats available. Food was different than what I'm use to, but delicious. As soon as we ordered food came 10 minutes later. Although it took awhile for waitress to initially take our order. There are many crab dishes, but decided to try Singapore noodles, egg salted fried chicken wings and pork cheeks with a sauce that was the game changer. Eat here if u have time, as the service is slow at the beginning, but I would come back to try the other dishes Ambiance wasn't quiet, but not extremely loud either.

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    Szechun spicy JJ chicken pot

    Yi Xin Cafe - Impressive presentation that served with sizzling sound, but the beef was too well done & on the tough side.

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    Impressive presentation that served with sizzling sound, but the beef was too well done & on the tough side.

    Kirin Restaurant - Black Bean Sauce Dungeness Crab

    Kirin Restaurant

    4.2(1k reviews)
    1.5 miWaikiki
    $$$
    Fine dining
    Takes reservations

    The moment I stepped in, Kirin Chinese Restaurant felt like a celebration of Chinese cuisine in…read moreHawaii. It's easily the best Chinese food I've had on the islands, and the experience left me impressed from start to finish. The dishes were consistently delicious, with vibrant flavors, quality ingredients, and thoughtful preparation. Each bite showcased balance and artistry typical of standout Chinese dining. Star dishes stood out for their aromatic profiles and generous portions. A few favorites offered comfort with a refined touch, elevating familiar favorites to something memorable. The menu seems well-curated to deliver both classic staples and chef-driven specials. Attentive, friendly, and efficient without hovering. The staff anticipated needs, explained menu options with enthusiasm. The timing between courses was spot-on, keeping the meal flowing smoothly. The staff's knowledge about each dish enhanced the overall dining experience. The dining room was inviting, comfortable, and suitable for both casual dinners and special occasions. Given the quality and portion sizes, the value felt very fair for Hawaii's dining scene. Kirin stands out as a top-tier Chinese restaurant in Hawaii, delivering extraordinary food and warm, professional service. If you're craving authentic flavors executed with care and flair, this is a must-visit.

    This is our 4th time at Kirin. The first two times were great (I gave 5 stars) but the last two…read morehave been just meh. The dining space has become even more dank and musty smelling than before. The carpeted floors in a humid basement is just not a good idea. We ordered mapo tofu, ong choy with garlic, dry fried string beans, and pot stickers. Mapo tofu and ong choy desperately lacked flavor. The wilted brown ends of ong choy were not trimmed off. String beans were good. Pot stickers were a complete joke. $12.95 for five pieces that looked and tasted like frozen dumplings from an Asian grocery store. Terrible. Terrible. Do not order! Our meal was $120. Very pricey for what we got but I understand given the location. Service was very friendly. The ladies were super nice. If you must eat in waikiki, kirin is not a bad choice. But if you want better food at a much more reasonable price, I recommend taking uber or a bus to Chinatown.

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    Bo’s Kitchen - Beef noodle soup

    Bo’s Kitchen

    4.4(412 reviews)
    1.1 mi
    $$

    Bo's Kitchen is a mom-and-pop Cantonese restaurant with other Asian favorites like laksa,…read morejajangmyeon, and Japanese curry, to name a few. This is my first time trying their food, and I have a lot of positive thoughts regarding their dishes. Their beef brisket noodle was one of my all-time favorites compared to other locations, because they are generous with the amount of brisket they give you and they use egg noodles by default. Their soup was okay, but the braised and marinated meat was definitely the highlight of this dish. Overall, a great late night evening option in town for Cantonese comfort food, even among those coming from China; I think that speaks volumes about the authenticity of their food and quality. Highly recommend and would love to return to try their laksa in the future.

    I hadn't been here in three years. The first time here I did not like it at all. I decided to Uber…read moreEat it to my job. I got the wonton noodles with brisket. I'm not sure of the price, because Uber has different pricing from the establishment. This time around I really liked it. The broth was flavored and the wontons didn't have big chunks of pork in it. It was actually minced. The brisket was tasty and tender. If you don't know what to get from here, get this. The wonton noodles with brisket. I appreciate that they separated the broth from the noodles. Who wants to eat soggy noodles?

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    Mini Sesame balls- jindui

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    Lam's Kitchen - Beef Chow Fun

    Lam's Kitchen

    4.4(660 reviews)
    2.0 miChinatown
    $$

    Living on Maui, one of my favorite noodle dishes is chow fun…read more The child phone beef dish here made Maui chow look like dog poop. My girlfriend ordered the Singapore bitter melon doodle dish, and it was crazy fantastic. The melon was bitter...It was an odd flavor... But new to my pallete. Once I added hoisin sauce, it took it to the next level. I don't think I could go here every week, because the flavors would probably blend together... But once a month, 100% I am hitting this place. If you're in the area, you need to make it a point to come here. Service was on point.

    FIRST time customer - Growing up only 2 blocks away from this location 70 years ago I vividly…read morerecall walking with my POPO and mother headed into Chinatown to spend the morning shopping at the open MARKET and after to have LUNCH at either Char Hun Sut and or Tin Tin - Our favorite order was soup'n noodles , a steaming HOT bowl of "Won Ton Mein" and or "Wor Won Ton Mein" - Mmmmm - After the KAPOLEI Chinese restaurant in KAPOLEI "closed" so abruptly and PERMANENTLY I was shocked and extremely UPSET since very few "old school" Chinese restaurants here on Oahu still cook the type of dishes that my CANTONESE pallet craves and savors - Still reeling from this loss and desperate to satisfy my hunger for just a DELICIOUS bowl of "Won Ton Mein" - So desperate for this specific cuisine I went on line searching "YELP" to search for a recommendation and came across this restaurant "Lam's Kitchen" - I drove from my home in EWA Beach (West Loch Fairways Townhomes) into Chinatown in the old RIVER STREET neighborhood hoping that this restaurant would have something that would satisfy my desperate craving for a great bowl of "Won Ton Mein". I arrived at noon and was very lucky to find a metered parking spot across from the restaurant on the very first try - As I entered I noticed that the room was very crowded and that here was only ONE open table so I sat down immediately and ordered the "Won Ton Mein" as the waitress approached me with a menu - I have to note that although this restaurant was located inside of a very old building the interior was a very sharp contrast - Everything appeared fresh and modern with very basic hand built picnic type bench seating and dining tables constructed of varnished raw wood (very spartan but practical and comfortable) - The bowl of soup was of average size and appeared very sparse with not much color - There was "NO" Pork Char Sui slices, only steaming hot clear chicken broth, a clump of thin Vermicelli white opaque noodles accompanied with a few small pieces of both chopped Mustard, Napa Cabbages and slivers of Green Onions - Extremely simple and basic. There were exactly "4" individual Won Ton that were filled with a tiny chunk of SHRIMP mixed into minced PORK HASH and regular spices (basic Soy sauce and Sesame Oil) - The "won ton PI" was very thin and light and the saimin noodles were made of the same Rice Flour mixture also - The broth was hot and savory but nothing special only because it was so "bland" to the taste. Although the restaurant was crowded to its Maximum Capacity within 15 minutes of my arrival it had practically "emptied itself out" with only myself a one other table of 6-dinners getting their food too. I will probably return to eat at this restaurant if and when I get another pressing urge to satisfy one of my insatiable cravings to drive all across Oahu from EWA Beach to Chinatown in the city of Honolulu . The "PLUS" about this visit is that it was clean and the service was average but not disappointingly "long" despite how busy and crowded the entire restaurant was when I first arrived

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    Lam's Kitchen - So clean and spacious

    So clean and spacious

    Lam's Kitchen - Beef Chow Fun

    Beef Chow Fun

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    Fook Yuen Seafood Restaurant - lobster with ginger and scallion

    Fook Yuen Seafood Restaurant

    3.1(970 reviews)
    0.7 mi
    $$

    This Chinese restaurant has been around for a while serving up seafood and other delicious dishes…read more They're known for their lobster deals, and along with your traditional Chinese classics. We like the lobster, honey walnut shrimp, salted fish egg white fried rice, fried tofu, spinach with thousand year old eggs and many more. Definitely a nostalgic spot for myself, and it's usually busy. Our lobster was small last time and the sauce was watery. But overall would recommend. Check it out for your Chinese food fix!

    It was an average experience overall. The restaurant is tucked inside the Chinatown Cultural Plaza…read moreand faces the waterway rather than the street, which gives it a somewhat different setting. Compared with the dim sum restaurants we're accustomed to in California, the selection here felt a little limited. We tried some of our usual favorites--Siu Mai, Har Gow, and custard buns--but unfortunately, they were just average in flavor and were served cold. The service was friendly, and they do offer dim sum from a few carts, which was nice to see. You can also ask the staff for specific dishes if you don't see what you're looking for. It also appeared that there was only one type of tea available. Nothing was particularly bad about the experience, but nothing really stood out either. Given the other dim sum options we're familiar with, this probably isn't a place we'd make a special trip to visit again.

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    Fook Yuen Seafood Restaurant - Busy for a Tuesday!

    Busy for a Tuesday!

    Fook Yuen Seafood Restaurant - Roast duck

    Roast duck

    Fook Yuen Seafood Restaurant - Dinner@Fook Yuen; 7/15/2024; Relaxing Dinner w/Hubby David! Was going 2eat some Curry@McCully Shop Centern take-out only.Food was good here.

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    Dinner@Fook Yuen; 7/15/2024; Relaxing Dinner w/Hubby David! Was going 2eat some Curry@McCully Shop Centern take-out only.Food was good here.

    King Restaurant & Bar - Chicken wings

    King Restaurant & Bar

    4.1(283 reviews)
    0.3 mi
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    I was recently invited to attend a dinner for my part time job where I wasn't really keen to…read morepartake but was heavily persuaded to join them at King Restaurant & Bar (KRB) where I gave in. What a blessing that was as I was impressed with the food quality and attention to detail. There were many star dishes that impressed me and luckily had the honor to pack up the leftovers which I ended up sharing with family. They raved over the food from KRB, so I suggested we come here for dinner. To play it safe I called ahead and made a reservation for a round table as I tend to order an array of different dishes. To our surprise, KRB wasn't busy that weekday evening with both private dining rooms occupied and only one other table of 4 during our arrival. I asked the family what they wanted to eat and because they are big eaters who also enjoy leftovers, our initial food order consisted of 9 different dishes that included doubling up both noodle orders. Overall, our meal was above average with family favorites of tofu casserole that was so delicious that I ended up getting another one. The seafood crispy noodles were also phenomenal as it was executed well with great texture contrast and finesse in flavors. Personally I enjoyed the free range chicken with ginger onion sauce and the sautéed lamb with leeks. We also appreciated the complimentary dessert of chilled coconut milk tapioca. Service was above average as the staff were attentive to our needs and exchanged plates halfway during our dinner. The only setback for me was the ambiance as it was semi dark and dingy. The interior could use an upgrade. Recent returned visits to KRB is truly deserving of 5-stars from me. The food exceeded my expectations where it was worthy to drag my family here and have concluded KRB is deserving to be included in our rotation of restaurants to patronize.

    We had our group luncheon there in a private room and the service is always great!…read more Sorry no pictures I cannot add anymore pictures to this page. We had the Chinese chicken salad with jellyfish, Mix seafood cake noodles, beef broccoli, crispy chicken, mixed pork with green beans, steamed fish fillets and rice The Chinese chicken salad was different with the jellyfish. It was tasty and with the jellyfish it had a nice chewy crunch. That is a first normally it has crispy wonton strips. The mixed pork with green beans is always a hit, everyone love the flavor and tasty of this fish. The beef broccoli was good with tender beef slices and fresh broccoli. The mix seafood cake noodles was also good and everyone enjoyed the noodles. The steamed fish fillet was with a shoyu and ginger sauce which was very moist and delicious. The crispy chicken this time seems like they used a malnourished chicken it hardly had meat and was mostly bones.

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    Kapiolani Seafood Restaurant - Shrimp look funn

    Kapiolani Seafood Restaurant

    4.1(545 reviews)
    0.3 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!

    We had been to Kapiolani Seafood Restaurant several times at its old location across from Ala Moana…read moreMall, and it used to be a five-star place for us. The new location is only about a block away, with a much nicer, newer interior. Unfortunately, the food seems to have changed much more than the address We ordered four dishes: mochi rice, pork buns, siu mai, and chicken feet. Almost everything arrived cooler than it should have. The chicken feet and siu mai were warm rather than hot, while the pork buns were closer to cold. More importantly, it wasn't just a temperature problem. The chicken feet in particular tasted noticeably worse than before, lacking the flavors and spices we remembered. The mochi rice was the most normal of the four, but even that felt fairly unremarkable There was a table next to us that came in excited to have dimsum. And watching their reaction, they came to the same conclusion as us -- food was cold, and flavors were off. We went on a weekday, so it's possible the kitchen was different that day, but the drop in quality was hard to ignore. The restaurant wasn't busy, service was good, and prices seemed unchanged from our previous visits. The new space is a clear improvement, but based on this meal, the food unfortunately went in the opposite direction. We likely won't be coming back

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    HK Cafe

    HK Cafe

    4.3(96 reviews)
    1.2 miWaikiki
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    HK Cafe is located in the Stix Asia food hall. This is first restaurant on the right as enter the…read morefood hall. Super fast Chinese food that is always temperature hot with great flavors. They now have beer! We love this place! Always look forward to coming back on our trip to Honolulu. We ate here 4x on this trip, it would have been more if we did not have all days adventures. Highly recommend this place for authentic Chinese food and some of the best Singapore noodles! Staff: Youlen was our waiter. Very nice and attentive server. Food: Awesome Singapore noodles. Perfectly cooked, temperature hot with lots of shrimp and bbq pork and veggies. Great combination of flavors! Huge portion size, if you are not too hungry, you can split the dishes and they don't mind. But you wouldn't want to share since the food is so good! Drink: Kirin beer was cold and great with the Singapore noodles Bathroom: There is one in the back of the food hall if you need to go, make sure to get the bathroom code to open the door.

    Super cute place for fast casual Canto food! We loved the black pepper shrimp egg over rice, the…read morepepper gave the best flavor and the egg and rice texture blended great. Also I've always wanted to try the HK french toast so jumped at the opportunity - loved the peanut butter that melted inside and crispy fried bread. Service was efficient, it seems like it's a small family run place and they're all working so hard back there! Located inside the Asian Stix underground food court, we walked but they also validate parking if you spend more than $20. There's tons of other food options too in the plaza so definitely recommend checking it out.

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