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Booked 14 times todayBest Italian Restaurant. Food, Service and staff were great like always. We come every year and always Excellent More
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Vivian was so kind to up our reservation from 8 to 10 people even though it showed unavailable on Open Table. From the moment we walked in, everyone was smiling and very welcoming. We had a beautiful evening celebrating Mother’s Day. The service was excellent!!! Our waitress and her assistants/bus boys never let our water glasses go empty. We ordered a bottle of wine and brought 2 of our own bottles. Corkage fee is a very reasonable $15/bottle. They were so patient with us as we talked, reminisced and just enjoyed each other’s company. We were never rushed. Mahalo Kalapawai Cafe & Deli! We will be back. More
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We celebrated our 35th anniversary at Mina’s and it was everything (and more) we could have hoped for. Beautiful food (the amberjack was amazing), attentive and friendly service from our waiter TJ and the lovely lady manager (whose name escapes me), and a setting to die for. Really great restaurant...don’t forget to try the fries. Oh my goodness. More
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Don’t let the brunch price of $75-$115 scare you away from this amazing brunch experience. We had a party of 6. The food was all excellent and great. Breakfast was phenomenal. Fresh omelette made to order. Crispy bacon, hot sausage, noodle/pasta station, carving station, poke/sashimi station, oyster crab bar and endless lobsters 🦞 and bottomless soft drinks. Ambiance, staff and food were all outstanding! We are looking forward to our next few visits before the end of then year. Well done LaHiki! More
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The food was delicious and the waiter knew the menu very well. Great food, atmosphere and service. This is my first visit to this location. My previous visit was the restaurant in Waikiki. I was skeptical about whether the food would be up to the same standard and I must say, I was not disappointed. I will definitely return again and recommend this spot to friends and family. Mahalo! More
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Great food. Fast just didnt get what I requested for my wife for her Birthday. other people that was in there got it. More
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Everything was delicious and the staff was excellent. More
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Discover Kapolei
Nestled on the west coast of Oahu, Hawaii, Kapolei is a local town that is evolving into a bustling city with local and exotic restaurants alike. Just 30 years ago, this town was filled with sugarcane and pineapple fields that spread for miles and miles. Over the years, with more people from different cultures joining the melting pot, it has become a treasure trove of food cultures. Now, more upscale restaurants have started to incorporate local foods and flavors, such as poke, lilikoi, kalua pork, and, of course, pineapple, and elevate them to a new level that tempts the taste buds. Alongside these restaurants, there are still places serving “local grindz” that both locals and tourists agree are so “ono,” which, in Hawaiian, means “delicious.”
Discover Kapolei
Nestled on the west coast of Oahu, Hawaii, Kapolei is a local town that is evolving into a bustling city with local and exotic restaurants alike. Just 30 years ago, this town was filled with sugarcane and pineapple fields that spread for miles and miles. Over the years, with more people from different cultures joining the melting pot, it has become a treasure trove of food cultures. Now, more upscale restaurants have started to incorporate local foods and flavors, such as poke, lilikoi, kalua pork, and, of course, pineapple, and elevate them to a new level that tempts the taste buds. Alongside these restaurants, there are still places serving “local grindz” that both locals and tourists agree are so “ono,” which, in Hawaiian, means “delicious.”
