Behind the Ala Moana Hotel you will find Akasaka, a small sushi bar that is sure to please. Akasaka boasts some truly terrific service. The staff is friendly and knowledgeable, and the sushi chefs really know their craft. You can even rely on them to make your choices for you; no menus required, though if you want one, it's there. Akasaka is a fun place to eat, and the sushi is superb. So, give it a try for lunch or dinner. But take note, they don't serve lunch on Sundays. If you are dining with a large group, call this award-winning Japanese restaurant to make reservations. Their number is 808-942-4466. Or if you are visiting with a small group, just stop in. Their address is 1646 B Kona Street in Ala Moana. Enjoy!
If you are looking for a trendy Japanese restaurant in Ala Moana, look no further than Neo-Nabe. Just minutes from Waikiki, Neo-Nabe is located at 2065 South King Street, Suite 110, in Ala Moana. Those of you who enjoy Honolulu's sizzling nightlife are bound to enjoy Neo-Nabe, which caters to nightclubbers and those who work the late shifts. The restaurant is open from five p.m. to five a.m. Friday and Saturday, and until two a.m. Sunday through Thursday. Of course, that means they don't serve lunch. Neo-Nabe is interactive and contemporary; you choose the ingredients, and the meal is prepared right before your eyes. If you are looking for good food and fun, Neo-Nabe is your spot. Call 808-944-6622 for more information.
Last but not least, there is Kai. Located at 1427 Makaloa Street in Ala Moana, Kai is another hip little Japanese restaurant that combines good food and fine service, and at Kai especially, you'll find them to delivered at a very reasonable price. Kai is a great place to experiment with a variety of unique Japanese dishes. Reservations at Kai are highly recommended. You can make them by calling 808-944-1555. Kai serves dinner only, and they are closed on Mondays.
Aloha! And enjoy the top Japanese restaurants in Ala Moana, Hawaii.
Published by Jack Oceano
Jack Oceano is an attorney whose articles cover a broad range of topics, including politics, legal issues, travel and tourism, dining and nightlife, sports, books, movies, music, and writing. View profile
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6 Comments
Post a CommentThank you for your help! The photo is making me hungry for veggies.
excellent article! Very well done!
Jack, where are you??? Always look forward to reading your new articles but you've been noticeably absent from AC for a few weeks. Everything okay???
Great information! I'll have to refer back to all of your Hawaii reviews if I ever actually get there!
My dream is to go to Hawaii someday, now I know some good restaurants because of you! Excellent article!
I'd love to come along on some of these tasting expeditions. You eat at the best places. Good to know the chefs are reliable about giving good menu choices.