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This spot was so so good! I ordered their dry noodles because it was recommended by one of my neighbors and it didn't disappoint. My husband ordered the Hamburger Steak Plate and it was one of better ones that he had on the island. The hamburger patty was super juicy! Definitely a local gem that I highly recommend. Not to mention, their service is super quick! Food showed up nearly instantly!
Sam Sato's has not disappointed me in all my visits. Yes the wait can be long. But when you ono da kine, you can endure. Having saimin here is a must when I visit Maui. Good saimin is hard to get, even with the culinary diversity in Southern California. It's that good. Just as I remember having when I was small kine back on Oahu.
It has been a very long time since I went to Sam Sato's Restaurant in Wailuku. It's still delicious way back in the late 90's and now. The food is comforting and good! A very nice getaway! I forgot to take a picture of the lima and azuki bean manju. The people who works at Sam Sato's Restaurant are really friendly and helpful ! Thank you Sam Sato's Restaurant !
Today was my first time to this cute hole in the wall. Not many tables but seemed to have a fast turnover. We waited about 15 to 20 minutes. We ordered 2 small dry noodles and 2 BBQ bees sticks. Noodles come with a cup of broth on the side and the skewers came with hot mustard. From my first to last bite, everything was so tasty making me think, I will definitely be returning. Despite ordering a small size, I could not finish it and took the rest home for a great snack! Staff very friendly and genuinely kind. While waiting we saw a lot of to go orders processed which is probably a good option if you don't want to wait for a table. I'll be back!
Came here to try out the famous dry mein. Got lucky and were able to be seated immediately as there was a table open, even though the restaurant was packed. Had tons of people waiting for take out as well. Server was super on it and took our order quickly. Got the dry mein, cheeseburger, french fries, and beef stick. Dry mein was delicious. Like friend noodles with some soup on the side. Noodles were flavorful and cooked well and light broth complimented it well. Got to try the cheeseburger as well. So flavorful. Reminded me of in-n-out with the thin patty and the mustard mayo that they gave on the side. The beef sticks were charred super well and had a nice meaty flavor. I ate it so quickly! Got some french fries too and they were hot and crispy! On the way out got some of their manju. Small, but delicious! Will be back again! Parking: Parking in the lot in the front or on the street.
Tried Sam Sotos after seeing it all over social and had to check the hype for myself. It's definitely a small, hole-in-the-wall spot that feels very local and low-key, which I actually liked. I ordered the dry noodles with chicken -- flavors were solid and you can tell the ingredients are fresh and good quality. Portion size for the price felt pretty average, nothing that really stood out or made me want to come back. It's good, just not that good. Service was fast, host was attentive. Overall, a decent spot to try once if you're nearby, but honestly you can skip the hype -- not a must-hit. Rating 4/5.
Upon Arriving to Maui we had to check out the Sam Sato's for lunch before it closes at 2 pm. Was recommended by my co- worker who frequently dines there. So we tried the BBQ beef sticks, hamburger steak & BbQ plate which was so delicious! Homemade style just how we like it, also bought a variety of pineapple coconut, apple, blueberry, and azuki beans turnover and manju pastries. It was a 45 min wait to get a sitting, but it was worth it! Next time we gotta try the dry noodles!! Mahalo Sam Sato's.
this restaurant offers traditional Hawaiian comfort dishes such as dry mein (like Saimin but dry noodles), breakfast items like pancakes and loco moco, and diner type foods like burgers and fries. When we arrived around 9am on a Wednesday (new years eve), there were already people eating at the restaurant. They have a takeout counter for takeout orders only but if you want to dine in, make sure your entire party is present, otherwise they won't seat you. Plenty of parking in front of the restaurant. Restaurant was very homey and had comfortable seating and booths. We ordered a family style mix of dishes since we came with a local friend and wanted to try all their dishes. I was really excited to try the dry mein, because I love noodles. The noodles were springy and I could definitely tell they were made in house but was a bit disappointed in the flavor of the noodles alone. I enjoyed it more with the dashi broth that they give on the side though. The fried rice and yakitori were also filling. My favorite had to be the banana pancakes. The pancakes were so fluffy, light, and the banana pieces added a sweet kick at the end. The entire meal cost us around $80 for 7 people which is an amazing price point!! I would definitely come back and recommend if you want some comfort Hawaiian food here in Maui.
Amazing local dining destination in Wailuku. Limited spots in the parking lot. We lucked out to be seated at a two top upon arrival (8/29/25). We started with half a papaya served with a juicy lemon wedge. Amazingly fresh! The Homie had a small loco moco and then later ordered a perfectly griddled pancake. I ordered a classic breakfast with two overeasy eggs, steamed rice, Portuguese sausage, and an orange wedge. I also glanced at their well stocked pastry case. Note: breakfast is served only until 11am Lunch menu and specials look equally as tasty. It was so tasty, we returned as our last meal before heading to the Kahului Airport (9/2/25). This time we had a short wait to be seated, just make sure to get your name and number in your party on the clipboard. We feasted on 4 grilled beef skewers and a small order of the dry noodles. No frills ambiance, but clean restrooms, and genuine welcoming staff. Genuine ohana and aloha spirit! Highly recommended!
This place has got to be one of my favorites! The staff is so nice and helped walk me through the menu options. Definitely off the beaten path and not in a touristy area but well worth it. Get the beef stick. They were so good we really thought about trying to take some on the plane home. Do yourself a favor and head over there.
The hamburger steak patty was not our favorite and I didn't like the tuna melt as they mixed what taste like relish in it. The dry mien is great as always and the cheeseburger deluxe is my go to, to pair with the noodles. We ordered two orders of fries and it never came out till we were almost done eating so my kids never had a chance to enjoy it with their cheeseburger. When I went to remind the waitress she said it was about a 30min wait. That's a long wait just for fries. She should have told us this in the beginning as I wouldn't have cancelled the ordered. Service was good but a bit too hot for me to dine in. It was really busy and loud and the wait can be very long. The restaurant isn't that big but it definitely needs an A/C upgrade!
So happy to have a chance to visit Maui and make our first stop at Sam's! We got here 40 min before closing, but fortunately, they were able to accommodate us! We were all looking forward to try their famous Dry Min and shared the Mac Salad, Saimin, Teri Burger & their famous Teri sticks (tastes like Obon) and Azuki & Lima Bean manju. True Aloha hospitality here especially since you can see all the Aunties behind the weathered screen door, making everything from scratch... and their mac salad is DEFINITELY on point!! Hope to visit again soon!
4 years ago
Came to try the mein, but will return for the sugar donuts which was crispy and lightly sweeten. They pair well with hot loco coffee. I didn't enjoy the super dried mein bowl flavor. I think it caters to loco taste buds. Maybe the other mein options are a better choice. I did appreciate the friendly service and quick food arrival. Paid at the table which was convenient. read more
5 years ago
No frills type of restaurant located in an industrial area with 3 picnic tables. No dine-in options allowed. For outdoor table seating, place your name at the pickup and order window. Service is very helpful and nice. Menu is extensive and almost any item can be ordered individually. Saimin Special with vegetables - Large bowl of dry noodles with plenty of condiments. With the soy sauce condiment, it was very good with nice texture. Think of all the simple, savory things with takeout Asian food and this embodies that fond memory. BBQ Chicken - Nice, simple, and appetizer portions. Mac salad - Creamy and somewhat tasteless but exactly what I wanted and was expecting. Kim chee - Good to add with the noodles. Next time order: - Dry noodles - Super dry with vegetables - Combination (chop suey vegetables, spare ribs, egg foo young, char sui) - Half papaya - Fried rice (garnished green onion, sprouts, egg) - Hashbrown read more
2 years ago
Did some research and found this restaurant to be popular on Maui. Asked my uncle about it and he said this place was overrated. I still went to go try it because everyone has their own preferences. In my opinion, visiting from Oahu, I've never tried a place that had good dry mein! Noodles were savory and tasteful in every bite. The flavor was there! It was really good! We got the broth on the side and a bbq stick, along with the lima manju. The manju wasn't as sweet but I could do without it. Probably something my grandma would enjoy more than me. But I would come back for the dry mein! read more
This was my first meal in Maui and it didn't disappoint! I came with my friends around 11am and it was very busy. With a 1-hour wait for dining in we opted to get take out, and we got our food within half an hour. The soup is SOUP-er delicious! Clear broth but flavorful. I got the broth on its own, but if you get saimin then you'd get noodles to go in the same broth. I also got dry mein. It tasted good, but one star off is for how the noodles stuck to the paper and the takeout container. Maybe it needed to be oiled a bit more. The bbq pork topping is pretty good. Overall it's dry as the name suggests, so I'd probably go with saimin if I ever come back. Price is fair for the portion size. We were hungry and each got large sizes for just over $10. It more than enough for us to feel full. read more
Went back and had an early lunch before flying out. We enjoyed it so much. The food and service were a big thumbs up. I recommend the loco moco, beef stick, fried rice, saimin and Mac salad. The dry mein is essentially the same as saimin with the soup broth on the side. Prices are super reasonable and small size portions are perfect. We even had leftovers to eat on the plane. We got pastries/Manju to take home which is a nice gift to share. read more
5 years ago
Definitely a must visit when I go home to visit my family. The line can get a bit long and the wait is a little of a hassle, but I assure you it's worth the wait! They have benches outside and you may wait up to thirty minutes. It just depends how busy they are. Try to go close to opening so that the wait isn't too long. Once you get in, you'll be seated at either a table or a booth. I always order the large dry noodles. It's enough to feed up to two people. I always make sure I work up my appetite so that I can eat it on my own. I just love it that much! I always make sure to also get French fries with the hot mustard on the side. I'm telling you, this is such an ono combination and you will not be disappointed! Also, they sell manju that you can order at the counter. The workers here are friendly and I always love to support local businesses! 5/5 recommend! read more
2 years ago
7 years ago
Sam Sato's is a hole in the wall about ten minutes from Kahului airport. It's very popular with the locals and was packed already by 8am on a Saturday morning. Parking is easy, they have about 10-15 stalls in front and there's street parking too. You write your name on the list and eagerly wait for a table or counter spot to open. They serve up typical breakfast fare but the real star is their noodles. I tried their dry mein. They've perfected the chewiness of their noodles. They are thicker than normal saimin noodles and so good to slurp. It's garnished with some charsiu, bean sprouts, and green onions and then served with side of dashi. The broth is nice and light, not salty. I would order this again in a heartbeat because I love noodles! They also have a display case with manju and turnovers. Don't forget to grab this on the way out! The peach turnover was buttery. Ask for It toasted or microwave it later, trust me. Overall, what they specialize in is great and popular for a reason. It feels nostalgic eating here and I love these places that still proudly display their history on the walls with old photos of Lahaina back in the day. read more
1 year ago
Such a great local place that my family has been coming to for generations. So happy we get to share it with my son! Highly recommend their dry noodles, teriyaki plate, and their hamburger! Don't forget to try their manju! Soo fresh and amazing! We love the white manju! You can call and order ahead of time if your taking it Togo! read more
I loveeeeee this place the menu is so simple yet super flavorful and I always gotta get my dry noodle with hot mustard on the side it's *chefs kiss* and whoever was our server today, she was so nice. Also just a heads up it's only outdoor seating right now, but the weather today was perfect for it! read more
My husband and I stopped by Sam Sato's while visiting Maui on the recommendation of a local friend. Parking - we were able to find street parking right up front. There's also a small parking lot. Wait - we stopped by at around noon on a Thursday. They had us put our names down on a notepad by a small ordering window for dine in. Our wait was maybe 15 minutes but I'm sure it was because we went on a week day. The place wasn't busy and we were spaced out enough. Service/Ambiance - Our server was friendly and prompt. The place seems to be in a walk up apartment or business complex with no frills so you're def here for the good food! Food - We loved the dry mein noddles and they hit just the right spot after days of overpriced mediocre food in Lahaina. Portion size was great even for the small and the price was so affordable! They come with a bowl of broth. read more
Super Dry - $9.50 Prior to having this, I thought it was simply an extra large size of dry mein, but it's actually an addition of toppings to their large-sized dry mein which are fishcake, broccoli, won bok, scrambled eggs, and kamaboko. I'll never order this again. First off, the bowl it comes in is too small to eat from without toppings being accidentally flung onto the table. Secondly, hot dry mein doesn't taste good as the noodles need time to cool down to room temperature to fully bring out their flavors, and the blanket of veggies did a great job of keeping the heat in. I'll opt for takeout over eating in any day. SERVICE: Friendly and from-the-heart local-style as usual. TIP: They finally accept debit & credit cards! OVERALL: Still a fan. read more
3 years ago
Went on quick trip to Maui and found Sam sato's, and I'm so glad I did! It's the perfect spot to get yourself local saimin. The dry mein was flavorful and the large was the perfect size for two people to share for a snack. We also got the beef sticks and those went so well with the dry mein! They have a small window to order take out and even offer dining in. But we were there right before closing so we decided to grab takeout and they were very friendly and the food came in a box that was fresh and hot so we decided to eat it right away in the car. They have a small lot which makes it a convenient place to stop at. I need to go back and try the saimin next time! read more
3 years ago
Best dry saimin I've ever had!!! The noodles had good chew and the char siu was so good! Our waitress was super friendly too even though we got there just before closing read more
5 years ago
Food: 2 stars Serving speed:-5 stars Bakeries: 4 stars We came at 10:30, and there was already a long line outside, most of which were waiting for the take-out food. They were quite busy, not just with customers outside the store, but also the orders from phone. We spent ~40min waiting for the food, which was unexpected. It would be better if they could inform in advance. The bakeries - Lima manju and coconut turnover are good, seems to be popular even among locals. The Saimin, a bowl of noodle ( like Japanese Soba noodle) coming with several pieces of Char Su pork and cabbages, broccoli, and carrot, has a simple salty flavor. The beef teriyaki has a sweet flavor. Last, if you can make a call in advance to order the take-out, the experience might be better. read more
1 year ago
4 years ago
Ono grinds and aloha service. We ordered both dry noodles and Siamen. Gotta have the Diamond Head strawberry soda! We even took some pastries to go. This is a must to go once landing. FYI they closed on Mondays due to staffing shortage. read more
3 years ago
4 years ago
Always like supporting hole in the wall local restaurants. Whenever in Maui, Sam's Sato is a must. Got the dry noodles with a side beef stick. Also got the manju- Lima bean, and turnovers (to go). Always enjoy the manju since it's not as sweet as their competitors. Tiffany was my server. She provided great service and thanked me for dining there. Will definitely be back! read more
5 years ago
We ate here 2 times on our 7 day trip to Maui. We took our first breakfast order to go. I ordered the small dry Mein, beef stick, cone sushi, and 2 Lima Manju. My husband ordered the ham and cheese omelet with hash browns. He's boring like that. I ate everything and enjoyed every bite. The dry mein is right up my alley since I'm not a fan of noodle soups but I like fried saimin and chow mein. The lima bean Manju was the best I've ever had. I ate one and offered the other to my husband thinking he wouldn't eat it but he did and he liked it. I wished I had ordered more. No worries though, we went again on our way to the airport and dined inside. I ordered the same exact food that I had before...if it's not broke, don't fix it. My husband had the cheeseburger, fries,(crinkle cut and delicious)and a banana pancake. The server is super nice and boy is she a great worker. She was the server for the entire place and she still was attentive. I ordered a dozen manju to go and she recommended the turnovers. I ordered the peach and the blueberry. They packed them nicely for the plane ride back home. I will be back! read more
This place is great, but honestly not that great. I wouldn't come back here. I'm only giving it 3 stars because our service was fast and they're really nice! Other than that, I didn't like the fact that I was dipping my noodles in a soup, the soup literally had no flavor and it was weird. At least have some flavor... the noodles are okay but it reminded me of old people that can't eat their soup. The only reason why we came here was because my friend wanted to try it out due to people telling h8m to try it out yelp. The venue is really small so it was incredibly tight and squishy. They even ran out of the soup utensils... like sis you know you're a restaurant that's busy, maybe you should order more? Anyways, it was okay. My friends got part of this pastry thing they sold in the front and that was good!! I don't think I'd be able to recommend this place, but if you don't know what else to eat, maybe give it a try? read more
7 years ago
Sam Sato's is located on a relatively quiet industrial street, but they have been cranking out delicious noodles for the local population for decades. The restaurant looks like it has not changed much throughout the year, but do not let appearances fool you. The specialty is noodle, and I ordered a bowl of dry noodles upon my server's recommendation along with a beef stick. The service is quick. I was by myself and took a seat at the counter. The server came right away, and my food came shortly afterwards. The dry noodles come with an ample portion of meat and also come with a dipping broth on the side. It is a simple dish that is delicious and comforting. The beef stick packs a lot of flavor in it. The two items made for an enjoyable lunch. I was too full after my meal to try a manju, but I hear that it is a tasty treat. The restaurant is a popping spot filled with what seems to be a lot of return customers and locals. It is a small space, but the staff gets people in and out quickly with their efficient service. Prices are reasonable, and credit cards are accepted as a form of payment. Parking is extremely limited in the lot, but street parking is easy to find. Aside from noodles, Sam Sato's also makes place lunches, but try the noodles on your first visit since that is their specialty. read more
Asked some locals for some great places to eat and 3 out of 3 mentioned Sam Sato's. Their banana hot cake was so good, with real fresh slices of bananas. They also have their fresh fruit turnovers and the white and black Lima pastries. The white Lima is a killer! They're so little but deadly----so addicting! :) Dry noodles? What dry noodles? It was sooooo delicious that it miraculously vanished right before my eyes!!!! Staff were friendly and very accommodating. read more
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4 years ago
Dry Noodles: The noodles were cooked so well and stir fried to perfection. There was a nice balance of flavor to it, and the noodles were really bouncy. The other ingredients inside complimented the noodles well, however it did lack protein so I ordered a beef skewer (highly recommend). I also added some of the additional broth to the noodles for it to mix better. The broth was so flavorful! 8/10 - Beef Skewer: omg this was fire. It was so tender and flavorful It had a nice smokey taste to it and reminded me of the lamb skewers I got in Shanghai! 8.8/10 read more
food comes out quick! we are first timers visiting from Oahu and it did not dissapoint. friendly service with a local touch. we did the large dry mein and med soup on the side with the ckn and beef sticks on the side. kids had bfast and the banana pancake was soo ono! we also had to order 2 more beef sticks because the tenderness and sauce made it go down oh so fast. be careful it can drip! we are novice dry mein eaters so i didnt really know whether to use a plate or the bowl but i ended up just pouring my shoyu+mustard in my noods. the saimin texture was so yum! a perfect way to start our day! read more
3 years ago
Food is always good. Service is always good. And for a little restaurant in what seems like a warehouse business area, the place is always hopping. I ordered the super dry with veg and beef skewer - so good. They also have delectable turnovers in a variety of flavours and manju. An absolute must try! read more
2 years ago
My friend is from Maui and everytime she visits me in Oahu I ask her to pick me up these things. I've never had better manju anywhere else! The dry mein can be somewhat dry for some people but I love it and all it's rich flavor. Definitely recommend anyone visiting Maui to eat at this classic place. read more
2 years ago
3 years ago
Standout bites at Sam Sato's: the combination plate (plate nearest in photo) the spare ribs and the char sui were both 10/10 bites. I am not particular to pork but WOW, the most tender and flavorful pork I've had! I took one star off because their broth by itself is wonderful but the wonton special soup was lacking some flavor. Go early and you wont wait long! Definitely worth checking out. read more
3 years ago
Solid comfort food for a reasonable price. Definitely popular among locals, so if you want a more authentic Hawaiian dining experience I would highly recommend coming. I got the Dry Saimin and it's like any other chow mein, but the vibes bump it up to a 4 stars. read more
I got the dry noodles and they were super good! Nice flavor and I loved the texture of the noodles. The vibe was super local and lowkey, which I like a lot. The service was really good and quick! I would definitely come back. read more
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1750 Wili Pa Lp
Wailuku, HI 96793
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What time do they *really* close? The past two times we arrived on a Saturday about 12:30-ish, they were closed. Hours say open til 2p. But what is the real time?
They close once a year for R&R for about 2 weeks. Currently they're closed 5/20 - 6/4 according to recent pics.
What is manu?
I think you mean "manju" - it is a japanse pastry, doughy outside usually filled with sweek azuki past.
Does the manju have milk, eggs or butter? My friend is vegan, and I am looking for omiyage to being back for her.
The baked goods aren't vegan - traditional/old school style Deliciousness!!
What's the difference between dry noodle, super dry noodle, and saimin noodle with broth on the side?
Dry noodle sizes are small, large and double. They're served with broth on the side. Super is the large portion of dry noodles with more toppings (veggies, pork, fishcake,…
What are their hours? Went by Wednesday and they were closed.
They are typically open 6-2pm. Closed Sundays. They take vacation once a year.
Do they sell out of manju early?
Most times they'll have them in the mornings, but may run out. They sell a lot especially around the holidays or school breaks when people buy them in boxes as omiyage when they are traveling. If buying a lot and want to be assured to getting,…
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