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Most Popular Japanese food in Hakalau, Hawaii, United States
Discover Restaurants offering the best Japanese food in Hakalau, Hawaii, United States including Moon and Turtle, Miyo's, Ocean Sushi Deli, Sushi Ebisuya
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1. Moon and Turtle
Overall Ratings
4 based on 339 reviews
We feature a frequently changing international menu with a pacific emphasis and focus on locally sourced ingredients.
Reviewed By HootCheech
Husband and I had been dying to eat here. Last year, Hurricane Lane kept us away. Our server, Emily and her team set the bar for our entire anniversary vacation. We ordered every seafood item on the menu and each was more ono than the one before. The ahi was fresh and silky and amazing. We finished with lilikoi pie and the absolute best espresso ever brewed.We usually donât repeat restaurants, no matter how fantastic, but weâre going to make an exception for this one.
2. Miyo's
Overall Ratings
4 based on 288 reviews
Reviewed By csul17
My family and I made reservations as we heard it can get busy. They chose an 8PM reservation time even though the restaurant "closes" at 8:30. They were very slow seating us despite having multiple tables open they chose to wait for someone else to leave and then clean their table. Our waiter rushed us along the whole night. The entrees are also a little overpriced. Vegetable tempura should not be over $12. Overall, this is a pretty decent place especially in Hilo.
3. Ocean Sushi Deli
Overall Ratings
4 based on 235 reviews
Reviewed By beentherejohn
We were surprised at the quality and variety of food considering the very reasonable prices. The assortment of Bento Box choices is fantastic. Considering that this is a small establishment and busy, the staff was very good at arranging a table for six people by moving things around. Definitely a recommendation for Japanese food.
4. Sushi Ebisuya
Overall Ratings
4 based on 77 reviews
Reviewed By vkbrennan
Our son loved the sushi here - I had the delicious poke bowl. The only downside was that there is nothing on the menu for the non raw fish eater - like chicken teriyaki or noodles or dumplings - so our other kids ordered cooked shrimp sashimi. One of the only places open on Sunday.
