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What to order at Marukame Udon Waikiki
- Must order
- Niku udon with a sweet beef topping and a kakiage tempura on the side.
- Signature dishes
- Kake udon, Niku udon, Tempura sides
- Editor tip
- Queue snakes down Kuhio but moves fast. Average bowl is around $6 to $8; cash and card both work.
Signature dishes: Kake udon, Niku udon, Tempura sides
Must order: Niku udon with a sweet beef topping and a kakiage tempura on the side.
Tip: Queue snakes down Kuhio but moves fast. Average bowl is around $6 to $8; cash and card both work.
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Location
Address: 2310 Kuhio Avenue, Honolulu, HI 96815
More restaurants in Honolulu
Rainbow Drive-In ★ 4.5
Rainbow Drive-In on Kanaina Avenue in Kapahulu Honolulu has slung plate lunches since 1961, founded by Seiju and Ayako Ifuku and now voted top loco moco.
Signature: Loco moco, Mix plate, Boneless chicken plate
Order: The loco moco mix plate with chili and the boneless chicken on the side.
Tip: Open 07:00-21:00 daily. Cash-friendly window; no inside seating, eat at the parking-lot picnic tables.
Marukame Udon Fort Street ★ 4.0
Marukame Udon on Fort Street Mall is the Downtown Honolulu cousin of the Waikiki cafeteria-line udon shop, slinging Sanuki-style noodles to office workers.
Signature: Kake udon, Curry udon, Tempura
Order: Curry udon and a shrimp tempura, plus a musubi if you skipped breakfast.
Tip: Lunch line peaks 11:30-13:00; before 11:30 the kitchen is calm.
Ono Seafood ★ 4.5
Ono Seafood in Kapahulu Honolulu is the family-run poke counter that fishes shoyu ahi, spicy ahi and tako preparations from the refrigerated case.
Signature: Shoyu ahi poke, Spicy ahi poke, Tako poke
Order: A two-scoop shoyu ahi and spicy ahi bowl with rice.
Tip: Closed Sundays and Mondays, 09:00-18:00 otherwise. No inside seating; eat at the picnic table or take it to Ala Wai Park.
Maguro Brothers Hawaii Chinatown ★ 4.6
Maguro Brothers Hawaii in Chinatown Honolulu is the Kekaulike Market poke counter that brothers Junichiro and Ryojiro Tsuchiya stock from the Honolulu Fish.
Signature: Shoyu onion ahi poke, Garlic marlin, Ahi belly
Order: Shoyu onion ahi over rice, plus the grilled garlic marlin if the case has it.
Tip: Monday to Saturday, 09:00-14:00 only; sells out by 13:00 most days. Closed Sunday.
Off the Hook Poke Market ★ 4.5
Off the Hook Poke Market in Manoa Honolulu is the takeout-only poke counter at the foot of Manoa Valley that draws University of Hawaii students.
Signature: Spicy ahi poke, Salmon poke, Limu ahi
Order: Spicy ahi and limu ahi over rice, plus a side of furikake.
Tip: Lunchtime queue can run 30 minutes. Closed Sunday; order pickup via the website to skip the line.
Lucky Belly ★ 4.3
Lucky Belly is the Chinatown Honolulu ramen and bao shop Dusty Grable and Jesse Cruz opened in 2012, the room that ushered in the neighborhood's modern.
Signature: Belly bowl ramen, Pork belly bao, Spicy chicken bao
Order: The Belly Bowl ramen and the pork belly bao.
Tip: Kitchen runs to 23:00 Friday and Saturday. Across the street is The Tchin Tchin Bar, run by the same team for a nightcap.