Sunday May 31, 2026 we decided to come here for dinner and dessert as there is many places to choose from. Street parking on Keeaumoku Street. Or FREE parking in the parking structure for now and the entrance is at 1515 Liona Street. We came here at 5pm. Some of the places were closed today like FEAST. FEAST which was my first choice for coming here today for the Prime Rib Plate $39.00. Second choice was Sadie's BBQ. I heard the Meat Jun is good. I ordered the Meat Jun/Kalbi combo plate with 4 side choices $23.95 from the kiosk. Service is fast and friendly. 10-15 minutes later the food was ready. It looked good and tasted good too. Ambiance is casual and comfortable in here. After I went to buy a Iced Hibiscus Tea $5.00 from Middle Eats. Also, a Coffee Gelato $7.50 from Mangiamo Gelato. Dinner, drink and a dessert all from different food places in 1 location. That's very convenient. We will be back again. Support local businesses. read more

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This is a Vietnamese restaurant; this time, I chose the rare steak pho. The restaurant is located near the entrance to Midtown Eats, so you can't miss. You place your order at the register, wait for the food to be prepared, and then pick it up at the counter once it is ready. The pho comes with fresh bean sprouts, jalapeños, basil, and lemon. Pro tip: don't forget to ask for Sriracha and hoisin sauce. "Midtown Eats" offers a brand-new, clean space where you can enjoy a meal at a leisurely pace. read more

Midtown Eats - Rare Steak Pho - Food Court Near Me - Honolulu, Hawaii

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Thanks to other Yelpers for suggesting this Food Hall that opened at the beginning of 2026. They have a good selection with 14 vendors at the moment. We ate lobster rolls at the Feast that were awesome! I'll write a separate review for the Feast. This Food Hall is well lit and very clean and has lots of indoor seating plus outdoor seating. For those who don't know the difference between Food Halls and Food Courts, the newer concept Food Halls are more about experience, locality and lingering; whereas Food Courts are about quick convenience chain restaurants in a shopping mall. I definitely need to come back to try the other vendors that look interesting like Sakurajima (Japanese curry) and Boba Bing (boba, bingsu, sweet potato waffles) as well as other menu items at the Feast by Jon Matsubara. Pro tip: they have a few self ordering kiosks along the row of vendors where you can order food from any vendor there without waiting in line! I didn't see any restroom signage but the restrooms hidden at the far end of the food hall past the gelato place. Ask any vendor for the restroom codes. Restrooms are clean and have modern touchiness faucet, soap and hand towel dispensers. Parking is free at the moment but may change because I saw a few kiosk machines that said "Parking Validation". Parking structure is a bit confusing because you are allowed to park in stalls marked "Commercial" and you can find yourself in dead ends that are hard to turn around. If you park on the 2nd floor, head to the escalators to take you downstairs to the food hall. More details on their website https://midtowneatshi.com read more

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Finally got a chance to stop by here after seeing a lot of foodie influencer's reels on Instagram. It's a Food Hall which is a fancy version of a food court lol. There was a good selection of different cuisines. There is something for everyone. As soon as you walk in there is a bar with TVs to watch sports. There is a ton of indoor and outdoor seating. Interior was pretty clean as it's still a new spot. Walkways are wheelchair & stroller-friendly. Nice spot to grab lunch or dinner if you want to avoid the crowds at Ala Moana. read more

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Looking for a convenient spot for lunch or dinner? No further than Midtown eats where there is a plethora of restaurants to satisfy anyone's taste everything from Korean food, Mexican, Vietnamese, Japanese, Greek, taiwanese desserts as well as taiyaki in local flavor, such as spam or kimchi fried rice along with the sweet bean. You can even get gelato at the very last stall. This place is great for kids. There is a huge green space area out in front of all the restaurants with climbing gym. There's plenty of parking and it's free! read more

Such a great food hall. It's such a nice place to have all these difference options so close together. It's new so the inside is very nice and clean with air conditioning. Lots of tables. A great place to come with a bunch of people who might all like different things. It seems to have something for everyone! read more

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We stayed at The Park on Ke'eaumoku Rycroft tower on this trip. Looking for something to eat so we came down to Midtown Eats which is located under the other Condo tower. This is basically a food court with a decent selection of foods. Nicely decorated casual food hall with food vendors located along one side of the space. Tons of table seating. There are kiosks to place your orders at each shop but each kiosk can be used to order at any of the vendors in the hall so if folks have different choices your entire order can be placed at one kiosk. The second night we went there was some live music playing at the bar area... Yes there a full bar as well. So if you group is hungry and everyone has different tastes try coming here. A little bit higher price but not unlike others establishments in the shopping area. Sakurajima, Curry Udon Ms Nguyen, shrimp spring rolls Mangiamo Gelato was great read more

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Thanks to reading the Yelp reviews and inputting Get Directions, I located the free parking into the structure. Four of us Yelp Elite All Stars arranged to meet for lunch here today at 11:00 a.m. Luckily Nadine C. spotted me in the parking garage and shared the layout of this food court. I was so surprised how huge, lighted and clean it was. Looked like only one vendor had not opened for business yet. We all got different ethnic food types which makes it a good place to fit your desired meal and taste palate. Three of us had dessert after at Mangiamo Gelato but 3 different flavors. One had Bingsu from another vendor which took a while to be completed. It's nice that the food court is enclosed and you need to use codes for the restrooms which were safe and immaculate. read more

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So this was my first time coming here. I had no idea you can order from any open kiosk & only credit card. So for cash holders you'll have to pull out your plastic. I can't speak to the parking because when I went it was free parking and they said it was the last day. Make sure to follow the signs in where to park do dining. This is a new place so it was clean. There is a bar closest to the entrance near the escalators. So you can have cocktails while dining. There are tables for open seating. Keep in mind it's louder closest to the bar. If you want it quieter move further away from the bar area. My friend and I ordered from Middle Eats. So delicious! We had the lamb kofta wrap, mezza platter, lamb salad, and Koshary. All so delicious! We shared everything. FYI, if taking out and ordering. Salad with meat. Before leaving confirm the meat is inside. We are there and we noticed the lamb wasn't there. We thought maybe it's in the bottom. Fortunately, we asked about the meat and showed our receipt. The were able to provide the missing lamb. They were really busy so it was an innocent mistake. Like any to go order just double check. So many great eateries. Will need to return to try other places. Two of the places, if I remember correctly, are restaurants in Manoa, Serg's and Feast. Check it out! There's something for everyone Japanese Korean dessert juices. And more! read more

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Free parking? I'm there!! LOL. Enter through Liona St., off of Keeaumoku and immediate right into the parking structure. Kinda threw me off cause you don't have to even take a ticket and the parking 'arm' goes up. Follow the paper signs and drive up to the 2nd level and look for a stall. They might start charging for parking as there are kiosks in the food court that are labeled 'Parking Validation'. Take the escalator to the first floor and the food court is to your right. There is a bar as you walk in with TVs showing sports. The music is kinda loud so sit further away from the bar and you can't hear music. There is a good variety of eateries such as Vietnamese, Mexican, plate lunch, Japanese, Boba, Ninja Sushi, a gelato place, and more. There are kiosks where you can place your order. I was able to go to the counter for my curry. The curry place didn't take cash so make sure you have a card when you go there. The service and food were good. I like that you can take your time here and not have people hovering around you looking for an open seat. With the variety of eateries, you're sure to find something you'd like there. It is a nice place if you wanna eat and talk story with your friends. read more

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Midtown Eats food hall opened up in January of 2026. on the corner of Keeamoku and Liona Streets. Parking structure - which doesn't require validation from a vendor at the hall - is accesible via Liona Street and Rycroft Street. Hours of operation are from 1000a till 1000p daily, except Fridays and Saturdays...when Midtown Eats closes at midnight. In these 2.5 months, I've been to three eatablishments on three occasions; the eateries that I called on were Aloha Sugarcane Juice, Middle Eats, and Feast. They have a number of other vendors, e.g. Serg's Mexican Kitchen, Mangiamo Gelato, Sakurajima, K Park Bar, et. al. Lots of tables available inside as well as outside near the hall's windows. I believe only CC payments are accepted. A patron can skip the line by ordering at various kiosks. Hours are from 1000a till 1000p, but most dining establishments open at 1100a. I've yet to see the K Park Bar open at 1000, which makes me wonder if they'll show early NFL games this September. In this updated review: I have since been to Sakurajima and Ninja Sushi and recommend both for taste and pricing. I definitely want to try Serg's Mexican Kitchen and Sadies. read more

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When the construction site wood fencing was taken down and you can see the inside of The Park on Keeaumoku condominium, most began to wonder what will be going into the commercial spaces, especially the large space fronting the main road. Korean supermarket? Boutique stores? Nope! A Food Hall called Midtown Eats! Parking is available in the parking structure with entrances on Rycroft and Liona St. Parking is validated with purchase. Inside is clean and spacious with a decent amount of tables, and plenty outside (but never seen anyone sit out there yet!). It has an obvious industrial/warehouse look and feel with the concrete floors, exposed ceilings of pipes and electrical lines, metals chairs, and etc. Simple and straightforward. It's sort of separated by sections that's goes more and more out if you start makai side, so make sure to take the ramp when you see one. There are a total of 12 vendors plus a bar offering a majority of Asian food (Korean, Japanese, Vietnamese, Thai) with a Mediterranean and Mexican place. Can't say it's a huge variety, but each place has its own unique items. There's a kiosk where you can order, but not all places are in the system yet. Overall, a nice food hall with a decent variety. Clean, simple, and spacious. Good to have more food halls and more food options. Covered parking is a plus. read more

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I read Yelp friend Jo Y's review of this food hall so since we were in town, decided to check it out and thanks to her description of how to get to their parking, it was a breeze. There was a lot of open spaces in the structure and no directional signs on the ground or wall so we just parked close to the escalator that we took to the first floor. As we entered, we saw lots of vendors, quite a few tables and chairs inside and outside. Vendors are: - Ms. Nguyen - Boba Bing (coming soon? It was set up but no food and no one behind the counter) - Sadie's BBQ - Aloha Sugarcane Juices - Ninja Sushi - Soul Chicken - Feast - King Thai Cuisine - Serg's Mexican Kitchen - Sakurajima Japanese Cuisine - Middle Eats - mangiamo gelato We ordered from Feast and planned to order a drink from Aloha Sugarcane Juices that I sampled from their counter but that slush wasn't ready...disappointing. Serg's has Taco Salad with the "shell"...yay, so I'll be back for that. All vendors only accepts Credit or Debit cards. They have a lot of kiosks where you can order, pay and skip the line to pick up your food. There wasn't any line so I didn't have to use it. This place offers free 2-hour parking with validation. That's more than enough time for my husband and I but not sure if you're with a large group since there's so many vendors to choose from. When we drove to the parking structure, there was a ticket machine but no ticket came out and the arm was up so we drove in hoping we wouldn't be stuck with a fee when we drove out. We took less than 2 hours anyway, no attendant was at the exit so parking was free! Lots of food I'd like to try so we'll be back! read more

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Our Saturday plans were errands at Ala Moana Center and shopping at Sam's Club but first we had to fuel our bodies. The day started with a light rain and overcast so definitely pho came to mind. Searching Yelp took us to Midtown Eats and what a nice discovery. Located at The Park with the entrance on Liona St. and amazingly free parking. Midtown Eats is a food court eatery with a wide selection of cuisines. Everything looked so good so it was hard to decide. But yes we ended up with pho and bahn mi from Ms Nguyen Bahn Min & Rolls. The food and service were great. As for ambiance there is lots of indoor and even outdoor seating. It's very chill and relaxing. We definitely plan to return to try some of the other places. So many choices and I'm not sure if I even took pictures of all of them! read more

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I could dine here often and not be bored at Midtown Eats located on the ground floor at The Park on Keeaumoku. First, many enticing dining choices are available here. It's similar to a mall food court but elevated, so much better. Nice to be able to select from different cuisines. Second, you can order via the kiosk (though I haven't tried it yet) or at the individual establishments. Service was prompt and friendly. Third, seating is readily available, indoor or outdoor, if you enjoy the ambiance of Keeaumoku Street. Tables and dining area are kept clean. Fourth, parking is free (so far). Parking garage is accessible from either Liona Street or Rycroft. Take a ticket and park in stalls marked "commercial". Gate arm raises when you leave - hope this stays the same New eateries have opened since my initial visit - this will have me coming back for more dining experiences! read more

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Lots of indoor seating and I was impressed at how clean and spacious it was! I came here specifically to try Sakurajima, but I do know there's so many delicious eateries here that I want to try! Otherwise my only issue is that there's so much places to eat it's hard to decide where to go. LOL! read more

Midtown Eats - Food Court Near Me - Honolulu, Hawaii

Food Court near the AMC. Newest food centric offering location across from HMSA and McDonalds. Located on the first floor of the new twin towers residential offerings, the Midtown Eats food court has been open for several weeks. Easy walking and located a few blocks from Ala Moana Center off of Keeaumoku street. Easiest entrance is off Liona street and is located on the mauka street side. Handicap parking is on the street level, more parking on the 2nd and 3rd floors. Validation gives 2 hours of free parking and then hourly rates come into play. When we visited the first week of Feb. there were 8 businesses open. Approx half? This includes a nice bar type area for sporting event viewing. Among the two offerings are Feast and Sergs from Manoa. This seems like a nice alternative to other eateries in the area. We look forward to Midtown Eats as the more businesses open. read more

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Newest FOODIE HALL spot opened on in Jan, 2026. Located on Keeaumoku street in the lobby area (street level) via THE PARK condo's building newly developed. Parking - So there is two options of parking, you either can do Street parking in surrounding areas (please check and read the parking street signs please) then also you can park inside of THE PARK building entrances to the parking lot is on RYCROFT st and LIONA st. As for parking when I went on 1/2026 it was free parking (not sure if it will be free going forward) since it looks like there still trynna figure out the parking fee situation. But I'm hoping it will be FREE FREE PARKING with A validation when dining or getting food from MID town Eats. Food - They have various Food restaurants from dessert gelato's, Vietnamese, Korean. Local, Korean etc. Service - Service from Resturant workers was on the positive side despite some restaurants had some early problems with there cookie equipment. Would I recommend people to check this foodie hall out? YES I would highly recommend people to check this food joint specially it's NEW NEW NEWLY opened. *Also there have a NICE BAR area with good amount of TV's to Enjoy at the bar area. Review posted on 2/2/2026 read more

Update on Midtown Eats well today I picked up my sister and brother in law to have lunch at Midtown Eats . I've been here last week so it's my sister them first time . I didn't realize that the hours shows 10am although all the vendors (Restaurants) opens @ 11am , why would they open the food court at 10am if there no place you can order your food . Just by having that ridiculous hours they lost 1 star . We got there around 10:10 so we had to just sit there and talk until 11am . I guess the hours opening up 1 hour before the restaurant is to have tenants in the building come downstairs and play cards , or checkers it doesn't make any sense . Or I could be wrong maybe the restaurant will adjust their opening hours to meet the Midtown food court later when it gets busier I don't know ? read more

Midtown Eats - Food Court Near Me - Honolulu, Hawaii

New Food Hall in Honolulu, Hawaii... Midtown Eats was in their Soft Opening phase when I visited with some friends. We didn't know where to park, so we found metered street parking which was free on a Sunday. Located on the Ground Level of The Park on Ke'eaumoku, I really liked the clean spaciousness, lighting, convenient restroom, shared seating areas, and air-conditioning. Some walkways had ramps for customers, strollers, wheelchairs, and service animals. We entered from the Liona Street side where Mangiamo Gelato is. The Rycroft Street end features a bar. Alcohol is limited to that area of the Food Hall. In the middle, there was a good variety of Korean, Thai, Vietnamese, Mexican, and Japanese cuisine. The up and running vendors included: Soul Chicken Sadie's BBQ Serg's Mexican King Thai Cuisine Sugarcane Juice Ms. Nguyen Ninja Sushi I'm looking forward to returning! The staff were all friendly and welcoming! read more

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I love this food hall that just opened at the Park on Keeaumoku, Midtown Eats. It's huge, clean, air conditioned and has a variety of different foods to pick from. Parking is in the back. It's two hours free with validation. Some of the eateries are Mangiamo Gelato, Serg's Mexican, Soul Chicken, Sadie's BBQ, Ninja Sushi, Ms. Nguyen, King Thai Cuisine, Middle Eats, Sakurajima, Feast, Boba-Bing, Aloha Sugarcane Juice and Bar. I've already tried some of these places at their other locations. For dinner at Midtown Eats we decided to go with Soul Chicken and Mangiamo Gelato. They were both delicious. Mangiamo is one of the best gelatos around. Both places only took digital payments. You could order at their counter or at one of their self ordering kiosks. read more

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4TH Star for the CONCEPT! What everyone else said in their reviews are absolutely correct. They are FAR FROM READY but they are trying. Of the Dozen or so eateries, my guess is only 4 may be up and running. Names you are familiar with as they have brick and motor locations like Feast and Serg's are there to name a couple. Credit cards only... Go figure! I guess cash went out the door some time back! Parking free FOR NOW I'm looking forward to its complete opening because why? I think they concept is great! I think it will shine in years to come. Good luck to the vendors now open and those who are soon to open PS- I had lunch at Serg's . As always, their food is great with consistent quality and service. Flauta is my recommendation read more

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The Park on Ke'eaumoku... As many of the condominium along Ke'eaumoku take form this one particular on the corner of Lions and Ke'eaumoku call The Park which you can obviously see a lovely park and playground area has also a huge food court as well which is called Midtown Eats. A very cool concept in an area with little restaurants is a very welcome addition along with lots of seating and the various restaurants they have gives you lots of options without picking one type for the group this was my first visit and was impressed with the layout with seatings both indoors and outdoors along with a full bar. Give this newbie a look and support these cool local small biz that does give their all as some does offer free samples to try I think it's a great gathering place for all. Thank you! read more

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Midtown Eats is currently in its soft opening from 01/09/26 to 01/16/26. Current soft opening hours are from 11 am. to 8 pm. Parking is available on the street or in The Park condominium parking lot. Midtown Eats is located on the ground floor of the Liona Tower, of The Park. The grand opening is scheduled for Saturday, 01/17/26, from 10 am to midnight. There is expansive indoor and outdoor seating available. Code access restrooms are available near Mangiamo. There are twelve locally owned businesses scheduled to be open by the grand opening day. Not all of the vendors are open yet; some have limited menus for the soft opening. Hopefully, by the Grand Opening Day, the food vendors should include the following: Boba-Bing!: Boba and other drinks. Choi's Garden: Korean cuisine. Dave's Waipio: Ice cream and specialty Dubai desserts. FEAST by Jon Matsubara: Dishes from the renowned chef. Hatsuhana: Japanese cuisine. Jalapeños: Mexican burritos, bowls, tacos, and quesadillas. King Thai Cuisine: Thai dishes. K Park Bar: A full-service bar within the food hall. Mangiamo Gelato: Italian gelato and desserts. Mermaid Poke: Build-your-own poke bowls and poke nachos. Middle Eats: Middle Eastern cuisine. Miss Nguyen: Vietnamese cuisine. Ninja Sushi: Sushi and other Japanese options. Nonna's: Homemade Italian dishes and cocktails. Sadie's BBQ Honolulu: Barbecue items, including kalbi and spicy pork. Serg's Mexican Kitchen: Mexican classics, such as flautas. Soul Chicken: Chicken dishes. Tiny Pyramid Express: Sandwiches, pizzas, pastas, and bakery desserts. Good interior lighting, natural lighting during the day, concrete floors and minimal decor. Midtown Eats The Park on Keʻeaumoku 1515 Liona St., Honolulu midtowneatshi.com Instagram: @midtowneats_hi read more

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We got to Midtown Eats 10:10 am. The venders I talk to a said their shop opens at I1 am.. Midtown signage says 10am. I guess that is for the food court. At 10:40 a number of potential customers walked in only to leave The plus is for this venue is that it's clean and air-conditioned. Enjoy read more

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A new food hall with something for everyone! This place is conveniently located off of Keeaumoku Street. I entered the parking structure from Liona St. & parking was free. There is limited parking (I think?) I parked in the last guest stall in the bottom floor. The food hall is on the other side of the parking lot. There's a playground and a large grassy area where lots of kids were playing. Now to the food! It was super spacious, clean, and had so many eateries! Some were closed for the day and some are coming soon! Here's the places we tried: 1. Serg's Mexican: my hubby got the famous 12" Flauta plate. It was covered in green sauce and cheese and came with a side of rice & mashed black beans. He said the food was good but although the Flauta is long, it was pretty thin. He said he wasn't full. But, for ~$17, that was on the cheaper end. He also got the ube horchata. It was really sweet & didn't really have a strong ube flavor. 2. Sadie's: I got the mixed plate with bbq chicken & meat Jun. All plates come with 4 sides. I chose fishcake, Choi sum, mac salad and broccoli. The sides were flavorful. The serving was pretty generous, 2 pieces of bbq chicken & meat Jun. 3. Gelato: we tried a few flavors and all were super creamy! I asked my SIL to choose the flavors so they were all a surprise. My fav was the horchata. It was so much cinnamon flavor. Overall, super convenient location & so many different cuisines to choose from! There was also Thai food, Japanese, Korean chicken, sushi, Vietnamese, and even a bar! There were also bathrooms in the hall. read more

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Now in their soft opening phase with limited hours, Midtown Eats houses some of my favorite yet sometimes difficult eateries to get to, conveniently under one roof. Currently operating are my favorite "Feast" and "Serg's Mexican". Also open are the K Park Bar and Mangiamos. Soon to open are my other favorite "Soul Chicken" and "Middle Eats". And many more coming! Customer parking is plentiful and free for the first half hour. With validation, free for the first two hours. Accessed from Liona Street. Welcome to the neighborhood Midtown Eats Food Court ! read more

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I'd suggest wait until they are officially opened, which I think is one week away? Most of the stores are not ready yet. Some are not opened yet and those that are opened only have limited food items. But I think this will be a great unpretentious food hall once things start moving along. Lots of good eateries here and the price is reasonable. They even have a bar by the entrance with a few tvs for any sports fams to hang out at. Last night I tried the Thai place and Serg's Mexican. Both were good. They have free parking for now. Will see how long it stays that way. There's a playground outside so parents can also take their kids here to play for a bit before meal time! read more

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NO CASH. CARD ONLY PARKING: there are TWO entrances - from Liona or Rycroft, both of them look like a service entrance but it's the real entrance. There's a gate but it will go up as soon as you approach (Jan 2026), and it's free parking for now. The spaces are marked "commercial" so I was confused at first but I think that's so that "residents" don't park in the spaces marked "commercial". There are signs with arrows to direct you into the "Midtown Eats" garage, but there are no signs to direct you out, no "exit" sign, so just remember which way you came in (it's kind of a maze) and there are 2 exits (Liona and Rycroft). LOCATION: in The Park, a new condo complex right across HMSA on Keeaumoku. Visited twice during soft opening January 2026. I'm sure it will get a full 5-stars from me once everything is up and running properly. But for now, it was credit card only at all vendors. And a bunch of other stuff was not quite ready like electronic menus, but it was soft opening. Vendors we tried: Serg's Mexican, Sadie's BBQ, Soul Chicken, Ms Nguyens banh mi/pho, the gelato place at the far end, and the sugarcane drink place. I think that's half of all the vendors there. They were all very very good. The mango gelato with condensed milk gelato - you must sample holy amazeballs. Was anyone a BALE Kahala customer back in the day? Because "Ms Nguyen's banh mi/pho" is THAT LADY! She's been MIA for ten years I was so excited to see her doing her thing again. Her menu was limited for now, can't wait for her full menu. I think this new food hall will be on repeat for me. Will update review once they're up and running. Grand Opening 1/17/26 read more

Midtown Eats - Food Court Near Me - Honolulu, Hawaii

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I haven't tried any of the establishments in this new food court yet but I did walk through and took photos of all the eateries so I can figure out where to go first on my next visit. An FYI: Many of the businesses were closed when I took these photos so there are no food displays to show. It's easy to find, being on the ground floor of one of the newly constructed two-tower luxury condos on the Diamond Head side of Keeaumoku Street between S King & Rycroft Streets. read more

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Midtown Eats is located at The Park on Keeaumoku. They offer validated parking. I parked at Walmart and walked to there. The food hall was pretty big and spacious. There're a lot of indoor seatings and some outdoor seatings as well. Full AC which is the bonus. Very clean interior and bathrooms. There're some vendors haven't opened yet till the grand opening on January 17th. I ordered Sadie's and food was delicious. Everything made to order, it came out nice and hot. I also ordered the fresh sugar cane juice which was very refreshing. Can't wait to see more vendors to be opening soon. I'll definitely be back again. read more

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Mid town eats is a good place with variety of eating places. Can eat from appetizers, meal then desserts. The workers are all so nice and friendly. Although they still need polishing, food quality was good. The hours of operations doesn't match the vendor ours. Not sure if they are keeping it that way or later modify to the total hours. Everything was so clean in the restaurant side, but the bathrooms needed someone to do restocking of toilet paper etc. I would return just so I can try other types of food. read more

Midtown Eats - Ube and condensed milk gelato - Food Court Near Me - Honolulu, Hawaii

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Many food choices for all your cravings. From Thai, to Korean, Mexican, and Middle East. Gelato and sugarcane drinks. We have been here now twice, and still need to come back and try all the eateries available... and looks like there are more coming!!! Nice and clean dining area with an ample amount of seating. All of the establishments staff are very friendly and really want you to enjoy the dining experience. read more

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This is the new place across from McDonald's on Keeaumoku. As soon as we drove into the building, it was confusion. I had no idea where to park.... it looked line there was construction on the bottom floor and a few guest parking so we parked there. Even then we were not sure that we were supposed to park there but without any info whatever! We even asked the front desk and they seemed confused too! We got no parking ticket so it was even more confusion! In any case we found it and it's a nice place. Large and modern looking. I really like that the bar was right in front! YES! I started with beer and we found out that you can order food and bring to the bar and just enjoy - which is what we did! My wife went galavanting (is that the word?) Holo Holo? In any case she came back with Korean chicken and nachos! OK! The place is NEW and CLEAN and you know what? You can taste it in the draft beer. Let's not get into the pipes for draft beer topic, but it's clean here and you can definitely taste the difference! I'd like to go back and experience some of the other food places here. read more

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This is my first time here so was just curious what other foods had besides my favorite... the famous Lobster roll at the Feast . We entered the parking lot from the side street and it was free parking (yeah!) . They had a good variety of restaurants..some old .. some new ones so had a hard time deciding what to eat ... I decided to go where I was familiar with ..back to the Feast but I ordered the Tofu/watercress /Salmon Salad. The salmon was cooked and seasoned perfectly on top of soft tofu and watercress. It was so delicious! My friend tried the Chicken kebab Wrap at Middle Eats .. she thought the wrap was a little different and preferred a softer wrap to eat . The chicken had a little curry taste which she didn't expect. There were a lot tables so finding a place to eat wasn't a problem. The place was very clean. Also interesting was .. all the businesses do not accept cash only credit cards . For dessert ... went to the Sugarcane juice stand and ordered the Tapioca with mango chunks. That was delicious..! Definitely will go back and hopefully still have free parking ! read more

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My family went to visit this place during their soft opening. First of all, the area is huge and has a decent amount of seating inside and outside. AC is nice and cool for a hot day. Place is clean and someone is constantly cleaning. The vendors are very personable and are excited to give you food to try. We had the Soul Chicken and King Thai for our first visit and it did not disappoint. Drinks were from this Sugarcane place. And we had gelato here too. I give it a five because I've been waiting for a food place like this to open in Honolulu and I really enjoyed my time in here. I can't wait for the grand opening! read more

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Great selections of Mexican dishes and large portions. They have the most customers today out of all the restaurants inside Midtown Eats on the first day of the place being opened to the public. The employees are knowledgeable and friendly. The dining room is brand new so it has the look and smell of a new restaurant and brightly lit. read more

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Been here a couple of times now and Midtown Eats is a nice food court with lots of clean tables and vendors. They are located on the ground floor of The Park. There is garage parking that you can enter off of Rycroft St or Liona St. You park on the second floor and go down the escalator. Restrooms are below the escalators but you need a code to enter. iI's a great addition to the area and tables here are spaciously spread out unlike some other food courts. So far, all the staff from the vendors are friendly. There is a good mix of cuisines and offerings here. The vendors are (apologies if the list is not 100% accurate): - Boba-Bing! - Bonbori - Dragon Burger - FEAST by Jon Matsubara - King Thai Cuisine - K Park Bar - Mangiamo Gelato - Middle Eats - Miss Nguyen - Ninja Sushi - Park Bar - Sadie's BBQ Honolulu - Serg's Mexican Kitchen - Soul Chicken read more

Free parking in that area is a plus. Stalls little small for big trucks but still fit. Nice and clean. Guys going around wiping tables and picking up rubbish. Good amount of food places. Decent variety. Need a better system for the bathroom code. Worker gave wrong number to hubs. Thought was weird he gave the women's code...but then that's why he couldn't get in. Luckily someone was coming out same time. No cash except Thai place had tip jar. Not bad...plus playground right there so will likely go back so baby can play again. read more

Great food court. Good selection of eateries conveniently located at the base of a condominium. Open to the public. If you don't like their food you can go across the street to McDonald's, or there is a L&L and Chinese restaurant opening there also. The parking is conveniently located, at the time we went it was free. Bathrooms are located outside, you need a code from the vendors. There is a bar on the lower level. Tons of seating available. A few steps up on the next level are more tables and at the time we went there was a piano player. We tried the following: - Ms. Nguyen: rare steak pho $21.50, it was good. I'm familiar to Cuu Long with a stronger broth but this one was good. Your typical pho. - FEAST by Jon Matsubara: * Original lobster roll $32: It was good also. 3 bite size grilled hawaiian sweet rolls served with fries. I like my lobster warm but it was served with warm bread so it was ok. Nothing outstanding on the taste end, standard flavors of a lobster roll. * Jon Lechon & Ahi $25: this was ok, I prefer my pork skin crispy but the flavors were good. The ahi was fresh and the spicy was ono. - Boba Bing: Regular Bingsu $11.95 strawberry flavored and add-on of 2 onowaffies $9 custard and oreo: It was my first time trying the bingsu, I'm glad I got the smallest one, it was a lot. It was delicious and creamy. I really like oreo and I hoped to love the onowaffie but the oreo wasn't as good as the custard. It was a good choice to visit but if I lived there I wouldn't be eating there too much, understandbly the pricing reflects its location and current operation costs, but it's too much for me. read more

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