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    Palace Saimin

    4.4 (687 reviews)
    Closed 10:00 am - 8:00 pm
    Updated 1 month ago

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    Casual
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    Moderate noise
    Good for kids

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    Small bowl Saimin*
    Carly I.

    Happy 80 th Anniversary. We stop by Palace Saimin twice a year when we visit Oahu. Old school beef stick, wonton min and Saimin. The soup base is delicious and deep in flavor. The noodles are firm and chewy. The beef stick is thick in a homemade marinade. I'm thankful this favorite hidden gem is still open. Support Small Local Businesses. Mahalo!

    Large Saimin
    Ross T.

    Located on North King street they have a small parking lot in front of the restaurant and about 4 more in front of a building next to them. We lucked out and found parking in front on the side by the building facing the street. I ordered the large won ton min, good thing the extra large I don't think I would finish it the large was filling enough for me, the service is great and you feel like you visiting family. The broth is light but tasty and the Saimin noodle are cooked just right with the chewy texture. My wife had the large Saimin and she enjoyed the broth and the noodles. We both had the BBQ sticks which was good with that teriyaki flavor of the past, they have been serving and in business for 80 plus years carrying on the family's recipes and service. Restroom located in the kitchen, just let the staff know. If you want the Saimin from your younger years this place brings back a lot of the memories,

    Wow! 70 years! Dis place hast to be da bomb ditty of noodle heaven!
    Don G.

    Always the comfort of feeling at home here at da Palace Saimin! Friendly service with iced water upon arrival and no need to look up at da Menu! Combo Noodle Bowl & 4 BBQ Meat Sticks is the perfect meal for me! Add a side of their nasal clearing mustard to dip my won tons in and The Palace Party is on! Love this place and those that keep serving up a simple but consistent menu! For me, It's da BEST NOODLES & BBQ Meat sticks on Oahu! The classic family photos and memorabilia on da walls, also bring a heart warming smile to my lips before slurping down my pipping hot Combo Noodle Bowl! Mahalo Palace Saimin! See you again, real soon! Sluuuuuuuuuuuurp! ‼

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    Kelsey S.

    Palace Saimin is an absolute gem! Everything we ordered was fresh, hot, and incredibly delicious. The broth was served piping hot and packed with flavor, the wontons were perfectly cooked and so tasty, and the beef sticks were unbelievably tender and seasoned just right. What makes this place even more special is how nostalgic it feels--the saimin flavors have remained unchanged since forever, and that classic taste is exactly what keeps people coming back. On top of the amazing food, the service was outstanding. Everyone was friendly, welcoming, and made us feel right at home. I also couldn't believe how affordable everything was--you get incredible quality and generous portions for such great prices. If you're looking for delicious local comfort food, Palace Saimin is definitely worth a visit. This is the kind of place that you hope lasts another 80 years! We will definitely be back for more of the best saimin in Hawaii!

    Large Wonton Min*
    Gregg R.

    Finally got a chance to try this OG Saimen shop. Great local only feel and wonderful, simple and amazing food. The menu is simple, Small, med, and large and a wonton option as well. BBQ sticks and fountain soda. That's it. Order at the table, and you are served fast and efficiently. I feel like this place hasn't change in decades. The formula works. Huge portions for the cost, a great value but the Saimen is amazing. Parking is pretty tough. Only a few spots in front and there is almost no existing street parking so be forewarned.

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    Ed U.

    Sure, you can get saimin at a number of eateries throughout Oahu from local chains (including Zippy's, of course) to vintage spots like this one. Operating since 1946, Palace has a unique local vibe that felt spartan yet casually friendly. Jamie W and I took the local bus, the 42, and then walked through a heavily industrial area to get here. We expected a wait on a Saturday morning, but no, there was a table free just for us. It honestly looked like an employee lunch room, but we really didn't come for ambiance. The backlit menu on the wall was similarly sparse as it focused on the essentials - saimin, won ton, udon, and meat sticks with various combinations offered. And that was it (Photo 3). Pretty easy. We both ordered large bowls of the $10.25 Won Ton Min since we got five won tons to go with the saimin noodles, pork chashu, and chopped green onion (Photo 9). It was genuinely top of the class with the curly noodles swimming in the savory broth which was made with boiled pork and beef bones. The richness made a huge difference over the standard dashi broth. Because I knew how popular they were from YouTube vloggers, we both ordered the $4 BBQ Sticks, chunks of tasty teriyaki beef on bamboo skewers (Photo 8). It was totally worth the long bus ride. I was motivated to buy the 80th anniversary T-shirt (Photo 6). FOOD - 5 stars...as good as saimin gets thanks to the rich broth and al dente noodles AMBIANCE - 4 stars...it's really a lunch room but a serviceable one SERVICE - 5 stars...the female owner was really friendly TOTAL - 5 stars...definitely coming back on our next Honolulu adventure RELATED - Exploring Hawaii? Here's a collection of places I've visited and reviewed: https://yelp.to/uYcafC7R5e

    Francis K.

    If you are craving for saimin, the local comfort food; this is the place. It is a small restaurant in Kalihi, simple but clean place with six or seven tables. They have been around for 80 years. The menu is very straightforward - S/L/XL saimin and udon, with or without won ton. The prices are very reasonable and the portions are generous. The noodles are perfectly cooked with the right firmness, with a little bit of char siu and green onions as garnish. The broth is piping hot, clear and simple, but it goes perfectly with the noodles. Don't forget to order a few beef barbecue sticks, the beef is tender with a very delicious sauce. The air conditioners are not very strong, so it gets pretty warm, especially when you are eating hot noodles. The service is very friendly and super fast, the food comes out in less than 5 minutes. There is a small free parking lot in the front with about 10 stalls. I will be keep coming back, and wish they will be around for another 80 years.

    Large won ton min , large saimin
    Michelle N.

    Nice old school saimin that has a nostalgic taste. Saimin was brought out super quick and piping hot. We also ordered beef sticks and those were the best I ever had especially when eated right away. Enjoyed this place a lot, service was good too as our water was filled w/o having to ask and food was brought promptly. Parking is in front but there is only like 6 stalls. Definitely worth a visit.

    Saimin CHEEE
    David H.

    An OG classic off king st, this place keeps it hella simple and serves just a few things: saimin, udon, wontons, and meat sticks. Tbh brah if I come here, Im coming here for some saimin so I can't speak on the other things but yeah. Saimin here is gas. Not much seating + the parking kinda lame so just be aware depending on when you stopping by.

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    Deborah P.

    Update 3-4-26. After picking up papers in town coming back towards home my husband said let's see if get parking at Palace Saimin and if get we go eat. Well had 1 stall we was lucky So went in and we ordered small won tun mein and BBQ stick. This time the won ton was good wasnt gummy and broth came out hot. The BBQ stick was lightly marinated and even though the meat was alittle sliced on the thick side it was ok. All in all it was better than the last time we went they improved alot more on the won tun wrappers.

    Brittany D.

    This was the best meal I had in Honolulu during my trip. It's a little hole-in-the-wall restaurant with a straightforward menu. We had a lot of luggage with us, and they were so welcoming and accommodating and let us keep the luggage in the restaurant while we dined in. We tried the bbq sticks, and I got the wonton min (saimin with wontons) and my boyfriend got the saimin. The bbq sticks were so good and flavorful, and I loved how simple and deciduous the saimin and wontons were. The prices were also incredible, especially for Honolulu. I'd definitely come here on a regular occasion if I lived closer and would highly recommend for a good bowl of delicious saimin.

    Anita Z.

    This was my first meal in Hawaii and I thought the restaurant was very cute and cozy. The staff were also very welcoming. They specialize in saimin, so there are only a few options on the menu (which I think is great because it makes choosing something a lot easier). I got the saimin with wontons and it was such a comforting and filling meal. The mustard that is served with the noodles is quite strong so I didn't eat it, but the BBQ skewers were done very nicely! I think this isn't something I would get often, but I definitely enjoyed my first experience.

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    Warren C.

    Gotta support these OG places! Saimin is firm, broth is shrimps/ aroma is in the air. Prices still reasonable and service is fast and friendly. Take credit card and debit card, no % charge..There's about 5-6 parking stalls, otherwise find street or a post office parking lot at night/ Sundays. Even large bowl saimin is hefty. Good side beef chunks for the BBQ stick. i'm gonna try the combo next time (mix of saimin/ udon/ won ton)?

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    What menu options are gluten/dairy free?

    None at this time

    Is there MSG used in the food?

    Not sure if it was MSG, but there is definitely a sweet taste with their barbecue sticks. As per the noodles, I didn't notice a strong flavor profile and they even recommend adding spicy mustard to bump up the flavor.

    Do they offer dine in now?

    Yes!!

    Does the broth contain shrimp or fish?

    Yes

    Is there street parking?

    Very little street parking. At night some customers park across the street at the post office. We have a small private lot with 7 spaces.

    Any options for someone who is vegan/ vegetarian or pescatarian?

    You can order the Saimin or Udon without the won ton and tell them to leave out the char siu too.

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    4.1(392 reviews)
    0.1 miKalihi
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    Here we are back at Kikuya. Our waitress wasn't Cris who was there but was busy with other…read morecustomers. Lee served us today. I didn't forget as I said i would take pictures of the current menu and I did. I also said that i would try the chirashi and I did. I'm very glad I did. It was very good with fresh fish. I will attempt to name all the sashimi that went into making the chirashi. Forgive me if I'm wrong. Let's start off with the easy one first which would be maguro. Then there's tamago, ebi, hamachi, tako, sake, Tobiko and tai. Oh ok. I understand. Ahi (yellow fish), egg, shrimp, Yellow tail, octopus, salmon, flying fish eggs and red snapper or sea bream. The chirashi comes with Miso soup, edamame, cabbage and pickled onions(?). The place was crowded when we came in. Harder to sit a group of five people. My bowling mates all opted for the lunch box which is a great deal. It comes with everything that I got with my chirashi. You can select 2 choices and a piece of either vegetable tempura or shrimp tempura or 2 pieces of gyoza. I'd recommend the shrimp tempura. All of this for just $22.95. That's a good price for Japanese food and the amount given. My chirashi was $25.95. If you're looking for Japanese food and on a budget, give this place a try. Ask for Cris and tell her the Monday bowlers sent you. She will get a kick out of that. Mahalo gang and have a nice day.

    This was my first time eating at this restaurant. It was suggested by one of our group. We had…read morereservations for 11 am, opening time. I used Google map to find the restaurant. It's hidden from the street. They have a good selection of traditional style Japanese comfort foods. The price is good and the food was tasty and plentiful. It got quite crowded by noon. We'll be sure to visit Kikuya again.

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    Yohei Sushi Restaurant

    Yohei Sushi Restaurant

    4.2(519 reviews)
    0.5 miKalihi, Iwilei
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    We had reservations, but it looked like we could have gotten in without them. The waitress was very…read morenice and made great recommendations. We ordered the Yummy sets for the island. I like that the restaurant is owned by the Mazda family from Japan and that the sushi chef is also from Japan. We prefer Japanese restaurants owned and operated by people from Japan. We would definitely come here again. This was our second visit, and we enjoyed it. Please look at my pictures.

    Yohei Sushi Restaurant opened in 1990 in Kalihi by founder/sushi chef Kazuto Obara and his wife who…read morehad immigrated to Hawaii from Hiroshima in the 1970's. It was his dream to open his own authentic Japanese restaurant using his special omakase experience from Japan and one of the first authentic sushi restaurants in Honolulu. It was a concept of "bringing Japan's finest to Hawaii" with a desire to "build a bridge between the two cultures of Japan and Hawaii." In 2018, operations were taken over by Testsuya Matsuda. A 2nd location was opened in Kahala in Jan 2024 by Hiroshima Mazda, whose specialty is traditional Japanese sushi (or omakase). Yohei Sushi 's menu offerings include: * Teishoku (or set meal). Comes with miso soup, rice, Japanese pickles, cold soba noodles, seasonal side dish. Main entrees are sashimi, tempura, maguro, misoyaki butterfish, ahi steak, saba. Salmon, ahi belly, katsu, and more. * Sushi Bar. With miso soup. Menu offerings are deluxe & standard assorted sushi, maguro don, Chirashi sushi. * Noodles. Choice of udon or soba with various combinations, e.g., nabeyaki, tempura, tororo, tanuki, zaru, kitsune, tori, tukimi, kake, and ojiya udon. Also, combo meals of tendon/noodle, sushi/noodle; and donburi of unaju, oyako don and ten-ju. * Side order & ala carte. Includes sashimi, chawanmushi, ika, shinkomori, murokyu, soft shell crab, miuzuku, Hiyahakko, edamame, tempura. Ahi belly katsu, misoyaki butterfish, saba, seafood tempura, maguro temprta, ahi steak, salmon. We've had the following: * Tendon and Noodle. Deep fried tempura of shrimp and assorted veggies in a rice bowl with sauce & hot udon. Very filling and tasty! * Tempura Teishoku. This teishoku had 3 large pieces of fried tempura shrimp and assorted veggies, e.g., carrot, eggplant, green beans, pumpkin, that were light and non-oily. Our teishoku meals came with pickled veggies, cold soba, rice, and miso soup with lots of wakame and radish sprouts. Very flavorful! They also offered a complimentary birthday scoop of ice cream with a dollop of an as a topping, which was refreshing and paired well! * Maguro Tempura Teishoku. Hubby's choice of fried tempura tuna set, and he noted that there were 8 large tender pieces of maguro that was lightly fried and non-oily. Very delicious and filling! * Unagi nigiri. The unagi was so flaky, tender, and light and had the right amount of sauce. Loved it! The presentation of the meals was beautifully plated with real, authentic Japanese small dish bowls and plates. The food was of good quality and very flavorful! Customer service was excellent! Diners are greeted by staff upon entering and thanked when leaving. The old-time servers were very patient, attentive, welcoming, and gracious! Our food orders came out in a timely manner, and the servers, with smiles, frequently asked if everything was okay and if we needed anything else. Hours of operation are: lunch daily from 11a to 2p, dinner from 5p to 9p, closed Wed. Happy hour is from Thurs to Tues from 1:30p to 5p. Located in Kokea Center that looks like a run-down strip mall at Dillingham Blvd and Kokea St, the restaurant interior has a great ambiance as if you were dining in Japan, as it is comfortable and welcoming. It was amazing to see almost every table was taken by dining customers. Reservations are a must, as people are turned away. Good thing I called for lunch reservations at 12:15p on a weekday, which was tha last table available. And the restaurant was packed the entire time that we were there! Free parking in the private lot shared by other businesses, as well as metered street parking. Yohei Sushi has been successful over the past years in its presentation, flavors, taste, and customer service, and we hope to return to try different menu offerings!

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    4.8(312 reviews)
    0.4 miKalihi
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    My friend and I tried Kale's Hale for the first time on a Sunday night. The place was packed so I…read morerecommend making a reservation. Cyra (sorry if I'm misspelling your name!) was our server and she was great! I have dietary restrictions and she was very knowledgeable about the food. If there was something she was unsure of, she made sure to ask the kitchen first. I felt very safe eating there. Since I can't have wheat, I wasn't able to try all the marinated meats but I was completely satisfied with the non marinated options. My favorite was the beef belly and brisket. The two sauces I could have were also super delicious. Unfortunately, I couldn't sample the luau soup or the Wagyu laulau but it looked mayjah. I really wanted to sample um so I was able to try an allergy friendly version on my next visit. Shoutout to Chef Kale for making a special order of laulau for me the next time I came. For ambiance my two positive takeaways were the cold AC and clean bathrooms. The AC is kickin in there. I love not sweating while grilling. Overall, the food is great but it's the customer service that really makes me want to come back.

    Friday, August 14th @ 5:15pm celebrated my birthday. Lindsay…read morewas such a great server which made our first experience even better! She's respectful with a happy attitude and it was so much fun when she & a group of staff sang 'Happy B-day' giving me a slightly new name (an innocent error... but the situation was hilarious)! I love to 'flame-cook' meats so it worked out perfectly here. The food was so delicious, we enjoyed the selection of the banchan & the complementary side dishes too...especially the luau soup and crab potato salad. This is a great place for families and large groups too. We will definitely be back to 'support local'!

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    Yagura Restaurant

    4.3(260 reviews)
    0.8 miKalihi
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    I've often wondered about this old skool Japanese restaurant called "Yagura Restaurant"…read more Old skool diners are da BESTEST!!! After seeing my Yelp buddy - Tami C. check into this restaurant numerous times, I figah I go chance 'em!!!! I'm so happy to have tried this old skool Japanese restaurant, as I adore the old skool nostalgia! Walking into this restaurant makes me feel like I was a little kid in the 1970's. My friend & I were greeted right away upon entering the restaurant, and directed to sit into a vinyl seated booth/table. Yagura's menu is simple, offering an array of Teishoku meals. I ended up getting the BBQ Chicken Teishoku meal which included a salad, miso soup, white rice, & tsukemono. My friend - Gary T. ended up getting a combination plate of BBQ Chicken & Shrimp Tempura. What can I say about da grub? Simply O.U.T.S.T.A.N.D.I.N.G!!! My BBQ Chicken came out on a hot sizzling platter, & underneath the BBQ Chicken there was grilled onions. Yum! The chicken skin was crispy, and the sauce was deeeeeeeeeeeeeeeelicious! Nicely executed! My friend also enjoyed his meal & mention to me that he was also glad to try this place, as he's never been here before. Service here was on point, as the waitress was friendly & efficient. Parking here is a bit challenging, as there are only 4 parking stalls infront of the restaurant. If you're unlucky to get one of the premium parking stalls, street parking is your only other option. The decor at this restaurant is definitely old skool. If your dig old skool nostalgia like me, then ya gotta check out Yagura Restaurant!

    Another one I was able to cross off my list. I've probably driven by this place hundreds of times…read morebut never tried it. I met a friend who works nearby for lunch. This place is definitely a throwback. You can feel that vibe once you walk through the doors. Quickly got seated and served water and tea (which I really appreciated). Some places don't offer it or don't even have it. The menu is quite extensive. I settled on the Teishoku with Sashimi, salmon and teri beef. They brought out the miso soup (not the kind out of a tube) and the rice before the meal arrived. I was pleasantly surprised at the size of the salmon, most places that I go to it's pretty small. I could only eat half of it. The portions sizes for all the dishes were good. I actually had to take home some of the teri beef too. Kind of bummed that I hadn't been to this place 20 years ago. I guess like they say, better late than never. I will be back.

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    Yagura Restaurant - Inside the restaurant.  Love the old school feel.....

    Inside the restaurant. Love the old school feel.....

    Yagura Restaurant - BBQ Chicken Teishoku ($23.95) comes with rice, salad, miso soup, & tsukemono.

    BBQ Chicken Teishoku ($23.95) comes with rice, salad, miso soup, & tsukemono.

    Yagura Restaurant - Entrance area of Yagura Restaurant.

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    Entrance area of Yagura Restaurant.

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    4.8(54 reviews)
    1.2 miDowntown
    $$$$

    Hiro No Uchi is, hands down, the best omakase experience on Oahu!…read more I've tried omakase throughout Oahu and Orange County, as well as standout sushi spots in Japan. I travel for sushi and care deeply about quality, technique, and the overall experience--and Chef Hiro delivers on every level. Chef Hiro's passion is clear in every course. The fish is exceptionally fresh, with the menu changing based on the best selections he brings in from Japan. His style respects traditional sushi while adding thoughtful, personal touches that make each bite memorable. The atmosphere is moody, intimate, and beautifully designed--ideal for a special date night or a girls' night with plenty of photo-worthy moments. Parking is available on the street, and there's also a lot about a block away. If you love sushi or want an unforgettable omakase meal in Honolulu, Hiro No Uchi is a must-try.

    Hiro no Uchi feels like walking into a friend's place for dinner. The restaurant has a homey but…read moretrendy feel and Hiro and his partner are friendly while serving up a delicious omakase. With so many options popping up for omakases I t's hard to choose and often I find nothing stands out, but Hiro serves up carefully crafted pieces that just get better and better. My husband and I enjoyed a rare date night and immediately recommended this place to our friends.

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    Hiro No Uchi - BYOB, for now. Guests choose their own ochoko cup and a tokkuri if they want one. There are also glasses for whiskey or wine.

    BYOB, for now. Guests choose their own ochoko cup and a tokkuri if they want one. There are also glasses for whiskey or wine.

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    Ikura Uni Don. Dashi marinated ikura and bafun uni. A little dab of green kizami wasabi and uzura egg yolk.

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