Honolulu: Oahu Island Full-Day Guided Tour by Bus with Lunch
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Ted's Bakery Plate Counter is a bakery budget eat in Honolulu.
Editorially verified May 21, 2026 by Elliot Marsh, TableJourney editor. Source.
Tip: Daily 07:00-20:00. Plate lunches sell out by 16:00; pies hold all evening.
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Address: 59-024 Kamehameha Highway, Haleiwa, HI 96712, Honolulu
Maguro Brothers Hawaii in Chinatown Honolulu sells fish-auction-fresh poke bowls for around $12, the city's strongest sashimi-grade fish to dollar ratio.
Try: Poke bowl
Tip: Monday to Saturday 09:00-14:00. Sells out by 13:00; bring cash or card. Closed Sunday.
Rainbow Drive-In in Kapahulu Honolulu has slung budget plate lunches since 1961, with mix plates of loco moco, BBQ beef and boneless chicken averaging $11.
Try: Plate lunch with two scoops rice
Tip: Lunch peak 11:30-13:00. The mix plate at $14 is the most expensive plate and feeds two.
Marukame Udon Waikiki in Honolulu pours kake udon for around $6 a bowl from a cafeteria-line counter, with tempura sides at a buck each making a full meal.
Try: Kake udon
Tip: Daily 10:00-22:00. Average bowl plus tempura runs about $9 to $12. Cash and card.
Ono Seafood in Kapahulu Honolulu fills a two-scoop poke bowl with shoyu ahi and rice for around $12, the most affordable sashimi-grade poke in the city.
Try: Two-scoop poke bowl
Tip: Closed Sunday and Monday. Eat at Ala Wai Park; sells out by 16:00 weekends.
Leonard's Bakery in Kapahulu Honolulu sells the canonical Hawaii malasada for around $2 each at the counter, the lowest-cost taste of Portuguese-Hawaii sweet.
Try: Original sugar malasada
Tip: Daily 05:30-19:00. Order half a dozen sugar plus a custard; box stays warm for 30 minutes.
Zippy's Kapahulu in Honolulu serves the local-chain chili over rice for around $9, plus saimin bowls at $9 to $11, with the 24-hour diner the cheapest.
Try: Zippy's chili and rice
Tip: Open 24 hours. Chili sold over rice, in bowls or in the Zip Pac bento. Drive through if dine-in is slammed.