Filipino Restaurants in Honolulu, HI

“I have eaten in many Filipino restaurants, but hands down, this is the BEST place!! Home cooking at its finest! You must try the igado, pinapaitan, and pancit to name a few, but it's all yummy!💯 If you're from Hawaii, this is the best lunch spot, or if you're visiting, this is a must do on your bucket list! 😍😍😍“

“Located in the heart of Chinatown and Maunakea Marketplace, this place serves authentic Filipino food. I arrived late today and it was out of pork adobo. So I had Lechón Kawali and an unknown dish that was served cold. The lady told me it was pork and indeed it was pork, but it was like pork organs mixed with onions and scallions. Both dishes were tasty. With rice, the total was $20. Cash only here as well as other stalks here in the plaza. The serving size was decent as I couldn’t finish everything for lunch.

Vegetarian options: Some of Filipino vegetables dishes have small amounts of meat in them.

Parking: $3 per hour on the street. There were a couple small private lots across the street as well.

Wheelchair accessibility: Yes“

“Brother came to visit over the holidays and wanted to check out Chinatown. Went to Naty's after I told my brother about an old Mark Weins YouTube video featuring the Filipino food joint. Food was great and the ladies taking our orders were super kind. Will definitely be back...food here is better than the options in Waipahu.“

“After experiencing Malunggay Pandesal (20pcs/100php...Durongs and others in Sarrat), pandesal is not the same anymore🥲. Ive been on the search for pandesal on Oahu that's closest in taste. The typical places...Golden Coin, Nanding's, Jesse's. Jesse's is best in taste so far, but very expensive ($14/dozen). Compared to the other two places at $7-$8/doz.“

“If not so already, the Lechon here is legendary: extra crispy, crunchy skin; juicy pork. Pancit more akin to chicken chow mein — a happy surprise. Mini Plate, a nice accompaniment, one scoop rice with choice of 2 stews: kalabasa squash and stewed pork, amazing.

Excellent place to grab food-on-the-go when heading to the beaches on the West Side.“

“we have eaten there twice once for dinner the chicken and rice in pineapple so delicious and for breakfast a ham egg and cheese croissant the were big portions would highly recommend“

“Best Food , sweet Potato Poke Wed/Friday Da Hawaiian Chili Peppa Wata so good“

“Soooooooo good!! Can’t wait to go back! Gonna be dreaming of the oxtail soup for days!“

“I always visit North Star in School Street each time I go to Honolulu. This is practically an extension of our home kitchen for authentic Ilocano cuisines.

This unassuming place is our go-to for chicharon and dinak-dakan. The best, freshest, and closest to the ones from the Philippines. I have yet to try their longanisa and see if this can be added to our go-to lists. They have other dishes that you can buy as an ala carte or part of a plate lunch to go. This is a very tiny place, so there is no dine in option. They have a limited selection of Filipino products you can peruse.

Friendly staff as always.

Parking: Parking is shared with other businesses. It's a bit hard to find parking out front, so people tend to double park. If you can't street parking, just patiently wait. Someone will come out sooner or later. It will be worth the wait, though.“

“This is one of my lunch spot when I worked in the university. Wednesdays they had kare kare and it was always so comforting. and bilobilo, when i need some warm sweets during rainy day it's just the best. also i do not like bitter melon but their pinakbet i would eat.
During lunch hour there's a long line in the restaurant so it may feel weird to dine in. but I always grab it to go.
this is one of the spot that I miss the most after i moved away.“

“The best tsokolate batirol, ube halaya and strawberry jam! Experience Baguio City favorites in your taste buds!“

“Filipino food at its finest in the heart of downtown Honolulu. Clean facility and friendly service. Don't be late 'cause by 5pm, they already have few recipes to offer. So whatever they have left is all you get. If you're craving for dessert, they also have the famous halo-halo. If you're not watching your diet, you can never go wrong for this place's delicious food. Try it, to believe it.“

“I love this place. Always look forward to eating here.“

“Another one of my all-time island favorites. If you are looking for Filipino Kankanin/desserts, then look no further. This is mine, as well as my family's top choice.

I placed an advance order for a family gathering for Puto Kutsinta and Sapin Sapin. The order was ready as I walked in. The cashier was very friendly. They also have a very good selection of Filipino foods available. But unfortunately did not get to try this time around.

The Kankanin was a hit, all loved it. The price is worth the quality. Highly recommended.

Parking: Limited parking and difficult to find during the busy times.“