Toshi's Delicatessen & Restaurant
$ • Japanese, Pet FriendlyAbout Toshi's Delicatessen & Restaurant
Recent Reviews
Old school delicatessen located right in the heart of Kalihi. I bet youve driven past it as the location itself doesnt stand out, blends in with the environment but its neon sign against the early 5 AM hours should entice you to stop.
Simply pick your starchs, sides, meats to be put on a plate and wrapped for take out. Charged per serving, everything was fairly priced. Good size portions that fill you up for less than 10$.
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Simply pick your starchs, sides, meats to be put on a plate and wrapped for take out. Charged per serving, everything was fairly priced. Good size portions that fill you up for less than 10$.
Parking is on the street or in the residential and...read full review
The food is delicious. I been going there for many years!
Haven't been dare in a long time we went today had chow fun fried chicken Teri hamburger hot dog and potato Mac salad and it was very good prices are good too
Hours
| Monday | Closed |
| Tuesday | 5:30AM - 12PM |
| Wednesday | 5:30AM - 12PM |
| Thursday | 5:30AM - 12PM |
| Friday | 5:30AM - 12PM |
| Saturday | Closed |
| Sunday | Closed |
Toshi's Delicatessen & Restaurant is an old school okazuya with a small but satisfying variety of dishes. The nostalgic side dishes are becoming rare, making it a favorite for many. The friendly service and convenient parking in front add to the charm of this family-run establishment. The stir-fried vegetables, baked chicken, and chowfun are highly recommended, along with the egg omelette, hash, salad, and eggroll. The bbq chicken is moist and soft, with a taste that blows the mind. Despite the limited seating inside, the quick service ensures a smooth experience, especially for takeout orders. While there may be a small wait during peak hours or if they sell out early, the delicious food makes it all worth it. Many people keep coming back for the out-of-this-world flavors, and the workers go out of their way to help first-time visitors. This is a dying market, but Toshi's remains one of the best places to eat, with food that tastes so good it leaves a lasting impression.