Chez Kenzo Bar And Grill
$$ • Bar & Grill, Japanese, Italian
Hours:
1451 S King St, Honolulu
(808) 941-2439
About Chez Kenzo Bar And Grill
Customers' Favorites
Rock Shrimp Deep Fried
Natto Cheese Omelette
Mentaiko Mayo Pasta
Mushroom Cream Dip
Hane Cheese Gyoza
Chicken Karaage
Chikuwa Tempura
Mentaiko Pasta
Crab Pasta Bomb
Agedashi Tofu
Chez Kenzo Bar And Grill Reviews
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Hours
| Monday | 5PM - 1AM |
| Tuesday | 5PM - 1AM |
| Wednesday | 5PM - 1AM |
| Thursday | 5PM - 1AM |
| Friday | 5PM - 1AM |
| Saturday | 5PM - 1AM |
| Sunday | 5PM - 1AM |
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Chez Kenzo Bar And Grill is a popular restaurant known for its friendly and attentive staff. The menu offers unique pupu-style dishes, including chicken nanban, mentaiko pasta, kabocha and bacon, and poke, all served hot and delicious. Customers can enjoy affordable drinks and a great happy hour in a lively atmosphere, perfect for pau hana or any time. The restaurant is located on King Street and is a favorite among locals for its happy hour offerings. Customers recommend the steak with mashed potatoes, served with three dipping sauces, and the Japanese omurice, an omelet over rice with a savory brown gravy. The food and prices are praised, and the restaurant is known for its wide variety of dishes suitable for Japanese people. Reservations are recommended, especially during busy times, and outdoor seating is preferred by some customers.
It is a 5-star place with the best food and drinks on the island. The atmosphere is incredible and something to experience. The staff are true professionals, handling a full house as if it’s just an ordinary day. Customers recommend the Kenzo steak, pasta carbonara, fried ice cream, and St. Jamison’s to make a meal memorable. This unique gathering spot serves quick, tasty, reasonably priced, onolicious food, and many say it’s a place you just need to try.
One visit on a Friday early evening found the place packed, but seating was quickly available outside at reserved tables. The happy hour menu offers good choices, including sake cocktail, fish cake tempuras, fried rice, and pork lettuce wraps, all reasonably priced and pretty good. Parking validation is available, though customers need to follow a six-step process detailed in the last picture. There’s plenty of street parking, but it’s in a tow-away zone from 3:30 to 6:30 p.m. on weekdays.