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| Sidorak |
Hawaii being a small island there are only so many places to eat. Here are some restaurants that I think everyone should try at least once. If you didn't know by looking at the pictures already, I love Korean barbecue!
The first place is called Sidorak which is located at 655 Keeaumoku Street, its a Korean restaurant that is very popular for their $19.95 all you can eat Korean bbq menu. They are also open 24 hours for those late night munchies. Be prepared to wait the restaurant is on the smaller side with a limited amount of of tables.
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| Honey Toast (Shokudo) |
The next place is also very popular with the younger people, called Shokudo. Famous for their Honey toast dessert, which is a half a loaf of bread glazed with honey, ice cream and also your favorite toppings. As you can see by their dinning room its very extravagant and a perfect place for a fancy dinner. Most of their menu is family sharing style based and offer a variety of sushi's, unique drinks, and modern Japanese Cuisine.
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| Shokudo Dinning Room |
Shokudo is located at 1585 Kapiolani Blvd, Ste 905. Although the price are on the higher side but nothing overly expense and you get great quality food as well. Make sure you make reservations for dinner because it does get very busy at nigh and can result in a long wait usually a minimum of 30mins with out a reservation and up to an 1 hour maximum.
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| Camellia |
The next place is called Camellia Buffet located 930 McCully Street. They have an all you can eat Korean bbq buffet as well. Make sure you come for dinner because only dinner includes the soft serve machine dessert. Also be on the look out for a coupon in the Dinning out section in the news paper. This buffet offers the typical Korean bbq meats such as spicy pork, kalbi, vegetables, soups, and other delicious treats.
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| 678 Grill |
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| 678 |
The next restaurant is called 678 owned by a famous Korean celebrity Kang Ho Don. You've probably seen the light up picture of him if you've drove past the restaurant before. 678 is located on 1726 Kapiolani Blvd and are also open till 2am on the weekends which makes it a great spot for after hour food. Their menu is also family style with a variety of high quality, and fresh meats. All meals come with banchan's which are the side dishes and they serve tea water instead of regular water.
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| Korean celebrity Kang Ho Dong |
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| Gyu Kaku Grill |
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| Gyu Kaku |
Gyu Kaku is the last restaurant that I'm going to talk about. They are a Japanese yakiniku restaurant that offers a variety of meats, chickens, and other dishes. With multiple locations around Hawaii such as in Waikiki and at Kapiolani Blvd. They have great deals and variety of drinks during their happy hour specials. They desserts are also very unique and delicious, for example they have strips of mochi that you grill and they puff up and you eat them with ice cream and they also have the classic smores.
All of these restaurants are great choice to eat at with friends, family or who ever.
I hope you like the places I've talked about and let me know if you liked them. Feel free to leave me a comment about anything else you would like me to talk about or any questions.
