Japanese Restaurants near Waikoloa Village

“I love sushi because I'm from Japan. Shiono is definitely the same quality as the ones eating in nice sushi restaurants in Japan!! Fish was very fresh and sushi rice was perfectly cooked. And l was really surprised their shoyu ramen was super delicious, very flavorful chicken dashi soup. This ramen is a perfect dish after drinking. Only a little disappointed point was sushi was a bit small for the price, but I will definitely visit here everytime I come back to big island!!!!“

“innovative Japanese fusion food, along with with outstanding classics such as a full line of sushi, sashimi and other favorites. Of particular mention is the dynamite shrimp - crispy panko-coated shrimp with a masago smelt aioli and a unagi glaze, and the crab ramen with cilantro, scallion, Thai basil and jalapeño in a truffle butter broth - UMAMI BOMB! I only wish I had room for the lobster-crab ravioli in a truffle-Madeira-cream sauce. Just thinking about it gives me the shakes. Glad I’m moving to Kona, or I’d never survive waiting for that dish (!)“

“We have to give it a 5*, Amazing food & atmosphere that was supported by great service. Extremely expensive...even for Hawaii. Try the fried rice as a shareable and the Tataki beef appetizer. Sunset views on the beach. Amazing property. If you are willing spend the equivalent of one night's lodging...it's a must dine.“

“Wow the food was amazing. I don’t think I’ve ever enjoyed a meal as much in my entire life. I wanted to order more! I was skeptical as first as I wanted sushi but wasn’t sure what exactly I what to order. But my wife and I split Ramen and the “Nami-Bara-chirashi” and it was mind blowing! You have to try this place!“

“Amazing food (Bao Buns are fantastic) but the real gem is the bartender Jessica Knight. Jessica is a true mixologist and an expert on whiskey, but shares this knowledge in a way that is not condescending, but rather in a way that a professor who loves their subject shares their expertise with students.“