Izakaya Danji Honolulu
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Customers' Favorites
Potato Salad with Cod Roe
Monk Fish Liver Wiponzu
Salt and Pepper Wings
Assorted Sashimi
チキン南蛮
Chicken Nanban
Chicken Wings
Roasted Corn
Atsuage Tofu
Daikon Salad
Izakaya Danji Honolulu Reviews
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Friendly service and great food make this the place to unwind and relax.
Every dish was phenomenal. You could tell that it was cooked with great care. Seasoning was perfect. They seem to use high-quality ingredients. We kept on ordering more and more dishes throughout the meal because every bite was delicious. Service was also amazing!!!
I especially enjoyed the dessert. They have a gluten-free matcha roll on the menu. Apparently one of the owners friend make them themselves.
Worth is the drive from Waikiki and hands-down better than...read full review
I especially enjoyed the dessert. They have a gluten-free matcha roll on the menu. Apparently one of the owners friend make them themselves.
Worth is the drive from Waikiki and hands-down better than...read full review
Hours
| Monday | 5 - 11PM |
| Tuesday | 5 - 11PM |
| Wednesday | 5 - 11PM |
| Thursday | 5 - 11PM |
| Friday | 5PM - 12AM |
| Saturday | 5PM - 12AM |
| Sunday | Closed |
Izakaya Danji Honolulu is a cozy Japanese restaurant known for its friendly and attentive staff. The food is tasty, with highlights such as grilled corn, gyoza, and uni handroll. The atmosphere reflects Japan, making it an excellent spot for a fun night out. The assorted sashimi plate is a favorite, alongside the salt and pepper chicken wings and grilled mackerel. The menu is extensive, offering a wide range of dishes, making it a great place to enjoy a meal with family and friends.
Customers appreciate the attentive service, and while the air conditioning could be better, it remains a great place for a quick bite or to catch up. The chef sashimi special is highly praised, with some calling it the best in Honolulu. The motsunabe, served on a burner at the table, is another favorite, allowing guests to customize their dish with various ingredients. It is suggested to order noodles or rice on the side for a complete meal. The Takana Fried Rice is noted as a unique option as well. The cozy setting makes it a nice place for late-night dining, with dishes like tan tan udon also receiving positive remarks. With reasonable prices and a small parking lot, it is generally easy to find street parking nearby.