What to order at Senia

Must order
Smoked ahi cigars and the roasted bone marrow with three salts.
Signature dishes
Smoked ahi cigars, Roasted bone marrow, Kona kanpachi
Editor tip
Tasting menu runs eight to ten courses, around $135 to $160 per person before drinks. Book three weeks out via Tock.
CuisineModern Hawaiian
Price$$$$
Neighborhoodchinatown
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Signature dishes: Smoked ahi cigars, Roasted bone marrow, Kona kanpachi

Must order: Smoked ahi cigars and the roasted bone marrow with three salts.

Tip: Tasting menu runs eight to ten courses, around $135 to $160 per person before drinks. Book three weeks out via Tock.

Location

Address: 75 North King Street, Honolulu, HI 96817

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