This is review is long over due. Dell's Kitchen is one my goto spots for an affordable plate local/japanese food. I've tried their Kawagoe Karaage, Kurobuta Pork Katsu, and Nori Chicken. The Karaage is my favorite and the most affordable as well. It comes with a sweet mustard dipping sauce, a coleslaw type salad, rice, and some other veggies. The portions are generous. And they have a dining area inside with complimentary water. They also have a sister restaurant next door that serves pasta dishes. Highly recommend this restaurant if in the mood for some good tasting and affordable local Japanese food.
Safari C.
This is my second time at Dell's Kitchen! The first time was in the middle of the week and their Omu Rice, the object of my affection, is apparently only available on Sundays. If this is the only information you receive from this review, you're welcome! If you like Omurice, or you've never had it and this photo looks good, then you must carve out a Sunday to come taste this mound. The egg was perfectly cooked and blanketed her with decadence. The fried rice tucked away was well endowed with bacon AND arabiki sausage. The pops of corn in there was such a nice sweet excitement amongst the onion and green pepper medley. My only critique is there could've been more gravy. But maybe it is the drawback of ordering to go! Next time, I'm bringing a few friends and dining in! Let me tell you, there was more than one mound! That's mounds!!! The potato salad was fluffy and chunky at the same time. You'll see what I mean at first bite! I also appreciated that it was salty only in the slightest. It was a fresh accompaniment to other, more savory parts of the dish. Like the coleslaw! Wow! The dressing had a hint of mayo creaminess but it had more of a peppery bite, but nowhere near spicy. It was tantalizing! I kept trying to figure out what was going on in there with every bite! This is what I call a deliciously harmonious Sunday lunch! You'll wind up feeling full and ready for the work week!
Hiloko Gipson
You must try the baguette and Yudane-shokupan. They are the highest quality!
Atmosphere: 5
Service: 5
Michael Crabtree
You guys gotta Check out this Japanese eatery restaurant. The foods delicious and yummy. Service and quality of food were great. Had the chicken curry, and the kalbi plate and the beef rice along with the gyoza plate. Soo good. Go and check these guys out!! Good Japanese food!!Parking: Plenty of parking and they even have a food truck outside for lunch!!
Ordered Ahi Katsu from Dell's Kitchen and Eggplant bolognese pasta from Mio Pastalogy. Both stores are in one clean restaurant: so convenient. Ahi Katsu: Ahi wrapped by nori and fried is very tasty and served with plenty of vegetables: I loved it. Pasta is not bad: sauce and eggplants are good however if you take it out, the pasta sticks together and becomes a big bunch. I would like to go back and enjoy other bento menus.
Scott H.
Been going to Dell's and Mio's just shortly after they opened. Ordering online is so easy and the food is always on point. Today we decided to try 2 things we haven't had before, the fried rice and the gyoza. Fried rice was ono and subtly flavored, and the gyoza was accompanied with a sweet mustard sauce and great also. Two nice surprises though: the potholes in the parking lot have been filled and Dell's has a food truck in the parking lot serving fried entrees and musubis. The food truck will eventually leave the parking lot and go mobile.
Janelle O.
Very easy to place online orders and pick up there. My go tos are the miso salmon and fried chicken (garlic chili or plain version, both are great), but I also get the gyudon and tried the loco moco as well. And it's worth mentioning that I really like the potato salad that comes in their plates. Service is friendly and attentive. There was one time when a worker was so focused on stocking or cleaning the bakery case they didn't notice me come in lol, but that's ok! I'm thankful there's a decent sized parking lot, but I do have to say that the potholes are no joke, so look out for those and drive carefully.
藤内一寿
You can eat normal Japanese foodA central location with many hotels? It's a pity that it's a little far fromdelicious
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 5
Service: 5
Rand E.
Great hearty portions and delicious food. Parking is premium around 12n but seems to clear after 1pm in a small pothole full lot. The daily special, furiyaki crusted miso salmon was wonderful! Crunchy with moist salmon, potato and cabbage salads and scoop of rice for $18...enough for two meals! The gyudon bowl was likewise big, with tender seasoned beef slices simmered in broth with onions, over rice with a poached egg. Such a great local spot!
Ordered the garlic chili chicken and it was sooo good!! The workers were very nice and the food was quick. Every bite was delicious~ They also have vegetarian menus and other delicious menus that I definitely have to try next time! I highly recommend Dell’s Kitchen & Bakery:)
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Miso Salmon, Garlic Chili Chicken, Chicken Katsu
Chris M.
Bread was very but the gyuudon was not it lacks richness in taste its was too bland Katsu curry was ok
Jeff A.
Not sure how I haven't written a review of this place yet. When they opened about 4-5 years ago, it was pretty cheap. The salmon plates were about $13. Now they are $18. The great thing about this place is the other side is Mio's Pastalogy. And in the middle is the bakery. So if you come here with friends, there's something for everyone. Supposedly its the same owner as Vein in Kakaako. Its worth it though. The presentation and quality is really good. It would not seem out of place at a really nice restaurant. For the last few weeks, they have started plating the food for dine in customers which makes the presentation even nicer. I got the Salmon Katsu, no rice, all salad. It came out quickly, was delicious and was beautifully presented. The flash fried kale garnish is so yummy.. Del's is a great place to get elevated comfort food in a casual environment and not have to worry about tipping.
Rob B.
Fantastic! Parking easy! It appears there are two restaurants in this single location. The Ahi Katsu was delicious, the upgrade to "fried rice" was $2 and while it only consisted rice and chicken, there was plenty of both. Beautiful food
Angel L.
First time eating here and we were not disappointed. We got the grilled chicken, ahi katsu, and the daily special (miso chicken) and everything was delicious. We had ordered the loco moco too but were informed it was unavailable after they took our order so we got a gyoza plate instead. They went above and beyond to make things right. They provided complimentary foccacia bread with our meal. And as we were completing our meal, they brought out a loco moco plate and told us that it was complimentary. THANK YOU for the great food and great service.
This is review is long over due. Dell's Kitchen is one my goto spots for an affordable plate local/japanese food. I've tried their Kawagoe Karaage, Kurobuta Pork Katsu, and Nori Chicken. The Karaage is my favorite and the most affordable as well. It comes with a sweet mustard dipping sauce, a coleslaw type salad, rice, and some other veggies. The portions are generous. And they have a dining area inside with complimentary water. They also have a sister restaurant next door that serves pasta dishes. Highly recommend this restaurant if in the mood for some good tasting and affordable local Japanese food.
This is my second time at Dell's Kitchen! The first time was in the middle of the week and their Omu Rice, the object of my affection, is apparently only available on Sundays. If this is the only information you receive from this review, you're welcome! If you like Omurice, or you've never had it and this photo looks good, then you must carve out a Sunday to come taste this mound. The egg was perfectly cooked and blanketed her with decadence. The fried rice tucked away was well endowed with bacon AND arabiki sausage. The pops of corn in there was such a nice sweet excitement amongst the onion and green pepper medley. My only critique is there could've been more gravy. But maybe it is the drawback of ordering to go! Next time, I'm bringing a few friends and dining in! Let me tell you, there was more than one mound! That's mounds!!! The potato salad was fluffy and chunky at the same time. You'll see what I mean at first bite! I also appreciated that it was salty only in the slightest. It was a fresh accompaniment to other, more savory parts of the dish. Like the coleslaw! Wow! The dressing had a hint of mayo creaminess but it had more of a peppery bite, but nowhere near spicy. It was tantalizing! I kept trying to figure out what was going on in there with every bite! This is what I call a deliciously harmonious Sunday lunch! You'll wind up feeling full and ready for the work week!
You must try the baguette and Yudane-shokupan. They are the highest quality!
Atmosphere: 5
Service: 5
You guys gotta Check out this Japanese eatery restaurant. The foods delicious and yummy. Service and quality of food were great. Had the chicken curry, and the kalbi plate and the beef rice along with the gyoza plate. Soo good. Go and check these guys out!! Good Japanese food!!Parking: Plenty of parking and they even have a food truck outside for lunch!!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Soy Ginger Chicken, Karaage Chicken, Tonkatsu Curry, Nori Chicken, Karaage Plate, Seafood Croquette, Hayashi Beef Rice, Chicken Katsu Curry, Chicken Katsu
Pasta was good.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 4
Service: 4
Ordered Ahi Katsu from Dell's Kitchen and Eggplant bolognese pasta from Mio Pastalogy. Both stores are in one clean restaurant: so convenient. Ahi Katsu: Ahi wrapped by nori and fried is very tasty and served with plenty of vegetables: I loved it. Pasta is not bad: sauce and eggplants are good however if you take it out, the pasta sticks together and becomes a big bunch. I would like to go back and enjoy other bento menus.
Been going to Dell's and Mio's just shortly after they opened. Ordering online is so easy and the food is always on point. Today we decided to try 2 things we haven't had before, the fried rice and the gyoza. Fried rice was ono and subtly flavored, and the gyoza was accompanied with a sweet mustard sauce and great also. Two nice surprises though: the potholes in the parking lot have been filled and Dell's has a food truck in the parking lot serving fried entrees and musubis. The food truck will eventually leave the parking lot and go mobile.
Very easy to place online orders and pick up there. My go tos are the miso salmon and fried chicken (garlic chili or plain version, both are great), but I also get the gyudon and tried the loco moco as well. And it's worth mentioning that I really like the potato salad that comes in their plates. Service is friendly and attentive. There was one time when a worker was so focused on stocking or cleaning the bakery case they didn't notice me come in lol, but that's ok! I'm thankful there's a decent sized parking lot, but I do have to say that the potholes are no joke, so look out for those and drive carefully.
You can eat normal Japanese foodA central location with many hotels? It's a pity that it's a little far fromdelicious
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 5
Service: 5
Great hearty portions and delicious food. Parking is premium around 12n but seems to clear after 1pm in a small pothole full lot. The daily special, furiyaki crusted miso salmon was wonderful! Crunchy with moist salmon, potato and cabbage salads and scoop of rice for $18...enough for two meals! The gyudon bowl was likewise big, with tender seasoned beef slices simmered in broth with onions, over rice with a poached egg. Such a great local spot!
Restaurantji Recommends
Ordered the garlic chili chicken and it was sooo good!! The workers were very nice and the food was quick. Every bite was delicious~ They also have vegetarian menus and other delicious menus that I definitely have to try next time! I highly recommend Dell’s Kitchen & Bakery:)
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Miso Salmon, Garlic Chili Chicken, Chicken Katsu
Bread was very but the gyuudon was not it lacks richness in taste its was too bland Katsu curry was ok
Not sure how I haven't written a review of this place yet. When they opened about 4-5 years ago, it was pretty cheap. The salmon plates were about $13. Now they are $18. The great thing about this place is the other side is Mio's Pastalogy. And in the middle is the bakery. So if you come here with friends, there's something for everyone. Supposedly its the same owner as Vein in Kakaako. Its worth it though. The presentation and quality is really good. It would not seem out of place at a really nice restaurant. For the last few weeks, they have started plating the food for dine in customers which makes the presentation even nicer. I got the Salmon Katsu, no rice, all salad. It came out quickly, was delicious and was beautifully presented. The flash fried kale garnish is so yummy.. Del's is a great place to get elevated comfort food in a casual environment and not have to worry about tipping.
Fantastic! Parking easy! It appears there are two restaurants in this single location. The Ahi Katsu was delicious, the upgrade to "fried rice" was $2 and while it only consisted rice and chicken, there was plenty of both. Beautiful food
First time eating here and we were not disappointed. We got the grilled chicken, ahi katsu, and the daily special (miso chicken) and everything was delicious. We had ordered the loco moco too but were informed it was unavailable after they took our order so we got a gyoza plate instead. They went above and beyond to make things right. They provided complimentary foccacia bread with our meal. And as we were completing our meal, they brought out a loco moco plate and told us that it was complimentary. THANK YOU for the great food and great service.