Binchotan Bar & Grill
$$$ • Japanese, Bars, Sushi Bars Book a table: 7:00 PM 7:15 PM 7:30 PM MoreAbout Binchotan Bar & Grill
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Binchotan Bar & Grill Reviews
The food was excellent, and it was such a lovely place to eat dinner at the resort. The tiki torches, beautiful landscaping, and ocean in the distance made this a great first dinner in Hawaii. Service was ok, but for the price, I would have expected it to be a bit more polished and attentive.
Not sure what others are having issues with...I thought the food, service, and atmosphere were awesome. The Volcano roll was absolutely amazing! I got the grilled prawns and pork belly fried rice. Everything was delicious, perfectly cooked and seasoned. The prawns come out on its own little mini hot grill that stay super warm while eating the other portions of the meal! Would strongly recommend!
Upscale price for mediocre food and service.
The breakfast buffet at the Fairmont Orchid turns into the Binchotan at night.
We dined on a Tuesday night. It took 45 minutes to get two drinks. Our appetizers came out before our drinks, we were finished with apps when we finally asked if we could please have our drinks and place a dinner order. Dinner came out at a decent speed with our very watered down drinks, because they sat so long. Overall was not impressed and would...read full review
Hours
| Monday | 5 - 9PM |
| Tuesday | 5 - 9PM |
| Wednesday | 5 - 9PM |
| Thursday | 5 - 9PM |
| Friday | 5 - 9PM |
| Saturday | 5 - 9PM |
| Sunday | 5 - 9PM |
Binchotan Bar & Grill offers a varied menu featuring Asian and other types of food. Standout dishes include the tuna crispy rice, tempura crusted cauliflower, mahi-mahi robata, and macadamian nut crusted shrimp. The pork belly fried rice is also recommended. Vegan options include udon, fried rice, veg sushi, a tofu side, and a delicious vegan asparagus side with aioli, along with vegan panna cotta for dessert. The Ribeye was noted as possibly the best steak ever had, making it a gorgeous spot for a romantic dinner. Pau Hana Happy Hour offers Kanpachi Poke Tacos, Crispy Bao Buns stuffed with Chashu pork, Shishito Peppers, Spring Rolls with Hamakua mushrooms, and Popcorn shrimp dipped in wasabi aioli, each for $10, ensuring diners leave feeling stuffed. While the rolls were described as tasteless, the atmosphere can feel quiet and a bit strange, especially in the evening when the restaurant may be empty both inside and outside. The outdoor lanai provides a pleasant setting, although the ocean view is obstructed. Portions are large enough for sharing, and the restaurant can accommodate late arrivals without rushing guests. Recent reviews highlight mixed experiences with service, with some noting excellent food but issues with server attentiveness. However, others praised the quality of food and exceptional service, making the dining experience special. The noise level can be louder when large groups are present, but overall, diners recommend Binchotan for a unique Asian Pacific experience.