Couldn't love this place more. Cute little spot with very good service and a menu with lots of options. I had the Shiso Clams served with toast points $22 and my honey had the teriyaki ribeye $40 and added a lobster tail for $12..... both were delicious and we would order again. This is a reasonably priced restaurant in a sea of expensive Hawaiian restaurants..... check it out!
Steve G.
Nice local spot for some good food. Appears to be off the radar for the tourist. Good Hawaiian style food at a good price. Is a bar like setting. Service came with a smile.
Micah C.
My udon came out way overcooked and immediately I was able to taste the chemical smell from likely the tap water in the broth. It was way overpriced ~$16 for udon with a few pieces of cabbage and one egg. My husband ordered sukiyaki. It didn't look nor did it taste like it. It was heavily seasoned beef with pieces of carrot and clear noodles. No tofu or green vegetables or the raw egg sauce like how it's known. Again way overpriced at $21 for poorly cooked dish. I should've know not to go into eat when they were advertising $44 prime rib dinner as their special. That doesn't sound like something a Japanese restaurant would do... I didn't see anyone order around us. service was mediocre.
Miracle Whips
Fantastic time.
Amanda T.
My family of 5 ate here during the week. Every thing we ordered had great taste but the service from the ladies was the best! They were attentive and kind. We had a range of the menu, from the combination plate, bento box, salmon, and clams. We would have gone back for another dinner, but wanted to try other local eateries. I'll always recommend to eat off the main tourist areas.
m y
It takes a long time to wait, probably because the restaurant is crowded, and the food is not delicious, so I think Japanese people should not go there.
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 1
Service: 2
Yvonne Liu
Really liked the sukiyaki!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Zainab Kheraluwala
It is a family-run restaurant. It was a bit difficult as the lady who was serving us did not speak English. Mostly it was just showing her the menu and sign language. She was polite and friendlyWe wanted to try some Japanese food. We ordered tempura, teriyaki eel. We truly enjoyed the food. Could have been good if we had some knowledge about the food.
Delicious! Miso-grilled Japanese eggplant was perfect along with well-seasoned chicken yakitori. Wonderful side dishes favoring Japanese over Korean flavorings, new for us but a great addition to our fermented foods future choices.
Rodney Morrell
An absolutely wonderful restaurant for dinner! The sashimi practically melts in your mouth and I would highly recommend the Shiso Clams - better order extra bread to soak up the delicious soup!!!
Great japanese food and very friendly staff. Tasty and not to expensive.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 5
Service: 5
Agnes Gui
The beef in Sukiyaki is not fresh and not eatable in my standard as a Japanese foodie. Fried udon is not like the photos showed. Below average
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 1
Service: 2
dragon l
food was good but got lots of attitude. the experience was ruined when we asked for extra sauce then some older cook who we think her name was "Buddy" came out and started acting incredibly rude to us. not about the aloha spirit at all. sad that people have to be that way.
Marc P.
3.5 stars for our to-go order.We felt like eating at our AirBnB, so we called up Fumi's and placed an order. We ordered two different noodle dishes (I forget what they were). Their parking lot had plenty of room for a fast and easy pickup.Mine was pretty good, while the wife's was fairly blah. Each of them was quite big and filling (we thought it was going to be too much for us, but to our surprise we each ate nearly all of ours). Back on the mainland we've definitely had better, and we've definitely had worse. The type of place I could take or leave.
A SoRia
Last minute dinner ?️ the in laws enjoyed there soups but we order a burger can't say it was good. But still thanks for letting us in 14 min before closing.
Couldn't love this place more. Cute little spot with very good service and a menu with lots of options. I had the Shiso Clams served with toast points $22 and my honey had the teriyaki ribeye $40 and added a lobster tail for $12..... both were delicious and we would order again. This is a reasonably priced restaurant in a sea of expensive Hawaiian restaurants..... check it out!
Nice local spot for some good food. Appears to be off the radar for the tourist. Good Hawaiian style food at a good price. Is a bar like setting. Service came with a smile.
My udon came out way overcooked and immediately I was able to taste the chemical smell from likely the tap water in the broth. It was way overpriced ~$16 for udon with a few pieces of cabbage and one egg. My husband ordered sukiyaki. It didn't look nor did it taste like it. It was heavily seasoned beef with pieces of carrot and clear noodles. No tofu or green vegetables or the raw egg sauce like how it's known. Again way overpriced at $21 for poorly cooked dish. I should've know not to go into eat when they were advertising $44 prime rib dinner as their special. That doesn't sound like something a Japanese restaurant would do... I didn't see anyone order around us. service was mediocre.
Fantastic time.
My family of 5 ate here during the week. Every thing we ordered had great taste but the service from the ladies was the best! They were attentive and kind. We had a range of the menu, from the combination plate, bento box, salmon, and clams. We would have gone back for another dinner, but wanted to try other local eateries. I'll always recommend to eat off the main tourist areas.
It takes a long time to wait, probably because the restaurant is crowded, and the food is not delicious, so I think Japanese people should not go there.
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 1
Service: 2
Really liked the sukiyaki!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
It is a family-run restaurant. It was a bit difficult as the lady who was serving us did not speak English. Mostly it was just showing her the menu and sign language. She was polite and friendlyWe wanted to try some Japanese food. We ordered tempura, teriyaki eel. We truly enjoyed the food. Could have been good if we had some knowledge about the food.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 4
Service: 4
Recommended dishes: Tempura Fries, Unagi, Miso Soup
Delicious! Miso-grilled Japanese eggplant was perfect along with well-seasoned chicken yakitori. Wonderful side dishes favoring Japanese over Korean flavorings, new for us but a great addition to our fermented foods future choices.
An absolutely wonderful restaurant for dinner! The sashimi practically melts in your mouth and I would highly recommend the Shiso Clams - better order extra bread to soak up the delicious soup!!!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Restaurantji Recommends
Great japanese food and very friendly staff. Tasty and not to expensive.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 5
Service: 5
The beef in Sukiyaki is not fresh and not eatable in my standard as a Japanese foodie. Fried udon is not like the photos showed. Below average
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 1
Service: 2
food was good but got lots of attitude. the experience was ruined when we asked for extra sauce then some older cook who we think her name was "Buddy" came out and started acting incredibly rude to us. not about the aloha spirit at all. sad that people have to be that way.
3.5 stars for our to-go order.We felt like eating at our AirBnB, so we called up Fumi's and placed an order. We ordered two different noodle dishes (I forget what they were). Their parking lot had plenty of room for a fast and easy pickup.Mine was pretty good, while the wife's was fairly blah. Each of them was quite big and filling (we thought it was going to be too much for us, but to our surprise we each ate nearly all of ours). Back on the mainland we've definitely had better, and we've definitely had worse. The type of place I could take or leave.
Last minute dinner ?️ the in laws enjoyed there soups but we order a burger can't say it was good. But still thanks for letting us in 14 min before closing.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 3
Service: 5