The fried noodles are not good at all. I felt It tasted like oily and salty rubber bands. Cheap quality of noodles was used. The char siu was in tiny bits and sprinkled on top but didn't add to the taste. There will be no next time.
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 1
Service: 4
Aunty LeiLei
The fried noodles are not good at all. I felt It tasted like oily and salty rubber bands. Cheap quality of noodles was used. The char siu was in tiny bits and sprinkled on top but didn't add to the taste. There will be no next time.
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 1
Service: 4
Bryan Rabilas
No dining in.Simple comfort foods.Free parking.Sunday-Monday closed.Tuesday-Saturday 7am-1pm.Parking: Parking can be a hassle during the Festival Market rush.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 4
Service: 4
Recommended dishes: Fried Noodles
Bernadette Cuba
Good fried
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Lynn Katsumoto
The workers were personable. Service was quick. I had a small order of noodles, 2 shrimp tempura, Teri beef and a corned beef hash. Food was good although I had to use napkins to dab off oill from the
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 4
Service: 4
Recommended dishes: Fried Noodles
Russell Auwae
Was looking for Satos but found this shop had taken over. Much cleaner now. Bentos were ono! A must try! Will be back when I visit Hawaii again.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Hot Dog, Fried Noodles, Fried Chicken, Cornbeef Hash
Kevin Chung
The food is ono!!! old school style fried noodles with some chicken mac salad and cone sushi my favorite.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Hot Dog
Alberta Kamaunu
Since Hashis changed their noodles I’ve noticed a big improvement on taste. Noodles aren’t dry or overcooked.Parking: It all depends on the day or time you go. Of course on weekends it’s harder to find parking.
Sam Law
Large portions for the noodles. Cone sushi was good. Take out onlyParking: Same parking lot as Waipahu Festival Marketplace
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Cone Sushi, Fried Noodles
Samuel Law
Large portions for the noodles. Cone sushi was good. Take out onlyParking: Same parking lot as Waipahu Festival Marketplace
Without a doubt, my very favorite fried noodles anywhere. Here I am back on the mainland reviewing this place because I am still thinking about them. I only found out about Sato's a couple years before they closed for good, so I was only able to eat there a few times during my trips back home. I went a few days before ther closure and had no idea they were closing. It was so sad when they did close. Fast forward to Hashi Okazuya opening in the same spot with what they said was the same fried noodle recipe as Satos. Could it be? Well, for me, the noodles have been just as good as I remember. The noodles have just the right amount of seasoning so you can actually taste the fried noodles themselves. Other places often have way too much salt or too much sweetness that you don't taste the noodles. Also, no kamaboko - which I do not like, so I don't have to pick the little pieces out. I always get a fried chicken with my noodles which is delicious. Nice that it's boneless but still skin on. The hash is pretty good too. The amount of food you get is a deal and the service has always been friendly.
Bernard G.
Good food and friendly staff! Monica was very helpful and patient explaining various Bentos for my wife company function.
Christine P.
I really don't know why I've never tried this place. But on my day off, it was a rainy day and I wanted okazuya. I've heard about their infamous noodles before, so I figure I have to have it. Again, why it took me so long to come here, I don't know. I was prepared to pay with cash, but it looks like they have a credit card machine. Still paid with cash, just in case. I got chicken,fish patties, and shrimp tempura as well, but the noodles were seriously the star of the show! There was no line and plenty of parking. I'm coming back more often! My husband never tried this place either and had the noodles. He loved it!!
Rovella B.
if you want to go back to your hanabada days and ono for some fried noodles this is the spot!! Go order you some cone sushi, shoyu hot dog, fried chicken, teri beef, and don't forget the mac salad. Once you taste it, it's like you went back to your 10 year old self chasing the manapua truck with your hungry $1!!
Catherine P.
I heard about their fried noodles on an instagram video. Mentioned they were pretty amazing. I am a fan of fried noodles, my favorite being the punahou carnival. So we drove out to Hashi on a Saturday morning at 9 am. Got there and found the parking lot packed! Only three people in line when I got in. There isn't a lot of room in there so it's hard to social distance. I order a small fried noodle, shoyu hot dog, spam, cone sushi, 2 sides of Mac salad and a garlic plate, which also came with a side of Mac salad. Total came out to $34. Ok a little much but really excited to get into the noodles. Found a park and ate our brunch. Went through all the items in the bag and found my two sides of Mac salad were missing. The kids loved the spam and shoyu hot dogs. I wasn't a fan of the cone sushi, overly sweet with too much sauce on jt. My husband thought it was good. The garlic shrimp wasn't north shore good but there was a lot of garlic and the Mac salad added the right amount of salt for me. My husband said the shrimp had a metallic taste to it and mentioned maybe they were using the ajinomoto USA version not the Japanese version. Finally the review of the fried noodles. Very disappointed! There wasn't much flavor to it as I avoided all the red stuff on it. My husband however took his bite with most of those red pieces and he said it was so fishy. His second bite (without any red stuff) was so flavorless we actually ended up throwing away half of the noodles. I am still in search from anything that comes close to the carnival noodles. Service-I was in line and when the two other people ordered I waited for the young girl behind the counter to ask me for my order. She didn't and ended up taking the first guys order for a drink. OK... finally the other woman came out and asked if I wanted to order. Not sure if people go in clueless but there are only 10 items and I was there for at least 5 min so yeh was ready within the first minute of being there. The food took a while cause I guess the garlic shrimp is made to order. But the young girl was pleasant in giving me my order. Overall: I paid for the Mac salad and they didn't even get that right. Plus the fried noodles weren't that good.
The fried noodles are not good at all. I felt It tasted like oily and salty rubber bands. Cheap quality of noodles was used. The char siu was in tiny bits and sprinkled on top but didn't add to the taste. There will be no next time.
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 1
Service: 4
The fried noodles are not good at all. I felt It tasted like oily and salty rubber bands. Cheap quality of noodles was used. The char siu was in tiny bits and sprinkled on top but didn't add to the taste. There will be no next time.
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 1
Service: 4
No dining in.Simple comfort foods.Free parking.Sunday-Monday closed.Tuesday-Saturday 7am-1pm.Parking: Parking can be a hassle during the Festival Market rush.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 4
Service: 4
Recommended dishes: Fried Noodles
Good fried
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
The workers were personable. Service was quick. I had a small order of noodles, 2 shrimp tempura, Teri beef and a corned beef hash. Food was good although I had to use napkins to dab off oill from the
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 4
Service: 4
Recommended dishes: Fried Noodles
Was looking for Satos but found this shop had taken over. Much cleaner now. Bentos were ono! A must try! Will be back when I visit Hawaii again.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Hot Dog, Fried Noodles, Fried Chicken, Cornbeef Hash
The food is ono!!! old school style fried noodles with some chicken mac salad and cone sushi my favorite.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Hot Dog
Since Hashis changed their noodles I’ve noticed a big improvement on taste. Noodles aren’t dry or overcooked.Parking: It all depends on the day or time you go. Of course on weekends it’s harder to find parking.
Large portions for the noodles. Cone sushi was good. Take out onlyParking: Same parking lot as Waipahu Festival Marketplace
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Cone Sushi, Fried Noodles
Large portions for the noodles. Cone sushi was good. Take out onlyParking: Same parking lot as Waipahu Festival Marketplace
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Cone Sushi
Restaurantji Recommends
Without a doubt, my very favorite fried noodles anywhere. Here I am back on the mainland reviewing this place because I am still thinking about them. I only found out about Sato's a couple years before they closed for good, so I was only able to eat there a few times during my trips back home. I went a few days before ther closure and had no idea they were closing. It was so sad when they did close. Fast forward to Hashi Okazuya opening in the same spot with what they said was the same fried noodle recipe as Satos. Could it be? Well, for me, the noodles have been just as good as I remember. The noodles have just the right amount of seasoning so you can actually taste the fried noodles themselves. Other places often have way too much salt or too much sweetness that you don't taste the noodles. Also, no kamaboko - which I do not like, so I don't have to pick the little pieces out. I always get a fried chicken with my noodles which is delicious. Nice that it's boneless but still skin on. The hash is pretty good too. The amount of food you get is a deal and the service has always been friendly.
Good food and friendly staff! Monica was very helpful and patient explaining various Bentos for my wife company function.
I really don't know why I've never tried this place. But on my day off, it was a rainy day and I wanted okazuya. I've heard about their infamous noodles before, so I figure I have to have it. Again, why it took me so long to come here, I don't know. I was prepared to pay with cash, but it looks like they have a credit card machine. Still paid with cash, just in case. I got chicken,fish patties, and shrimp tempura as well, but the noodles were seriously the star of the show! There was no line and plenty of parking. I'm coming back more often! My husband never tried this place either and had the noodles. He loved it!!
if you want to go back to your hanabada days and ono for some fried noodles this is the spot!! Go order you some cone sushi, shoyu hot dog, fried chicken, teri beef, and don't forget the mac salad. Once you taste it, it's like you went back to your 10 year old self chasing the manapua truck with your hungry $1!!
I heard about their fried noodles on an instagram video. Mentioned they were pretty amazing. I am a fan of fried noodles, my favorite being the punahou carnival. So we drove out to Hashi on a Saturday morning at 9 am. Got there and found the parking lot packed! Only three people in line when I got in. There isn't a lot of room in there so it's hard to social distance. I order a small fried noodle, shoyu hot dog, spam, cone sushi, 2 sides of Mac salad and a garlic plate, which also came with a side of Mac salad. Total came out to $34. Ok a little much but really excited to get into the noodles. Found a park and ate our brunch. Went through all the items in the bag and found my two sides of Mac salad were missing. The kids loved the spam and shoyu hot dogs. I wasn't a fan of the cone sushi, overly sweet with too much sauce on jt. My husband thought it was good. The garlic shrimp wasn't north shore good but there was a lot of garlic and the Mac salad added the right amount of salt for me. My husband said the shrimp had a metallic taste to it and mentioned maybe they were using the ajinomoto USA version not the Japanese version. Finally the review of the fried noodles. Very disappointed! There wasn't much flavor to it as I avoided all the red stuff on it. My husband however took his bite with most of those red pieces and he said it was so fishy. His second bite (without any red stuff) was so flavorless we actually ended up throwing away half of the noodles. I am still in search from anything that comes close to the carnival noodles. Service-I was in line and when the two other people ordered I waited for the young girl behind the counter to ask me for my order. She didn't and ended up taking the first guys order for a drink. OK... finally the other woman came out and asked if I wanted to order. Not sure if people go in clueless but there are only 10 items and I was there for at least 5 min so yeh was ready within the first minute of being there. The food took a while cause I guess the garlic shrimp is made to order. But the young girl was pleasant in giving me my order. Overall: I paid for the Mac salad and they didn't even get that right. Plus the fried noodles weren't that good.