10 Best Seafood Restaurants in Kahului

“I’ve been coming to Maui for 40 years- and hands-down, this is the best seared ahi plate. Incredible. Kihei location. Ahi tacos are fantastic too! I woke up this morning thinking about last night’s meal, so we came back today. Had to go back a second day in a row!“

“One of my favorite local plate lunches to stop by, I always get the Steak Stir Fry because of how amazing it pairs with their sauces, but I've also gotten their seafood plates and they're just as ono!

- Miguel Morales Photography“

“It was my younger daughter birthday and it was her first time in there we really enjoyed the whole dinner delicious nothing left eat every bit of it thats how great it was thank you so much for the service tips 22 dollars it was worth it for the Lady she help us Mahalo nui yall we will be back“

“I love this place/area with their best and I mean the best/bestest/or even a better home sweet home.....

Parking: In the low-income housing, apartments, units, & etc. Even apartments that have a parking garage under a structure or no structure at all to do so.....

Kid-friendliness: Get A lot of Candies, Sweets, Chocolates, Sweet Tarts, & Sour Gummies/& Worms in a process for the progress that's made & did make no matter what has happened.....

Wheelchair accessibility: N/A.“

“Food came out right on time and is SO DELICIOUS!!!! I still dream about the garlic shrimp and highly highly recommend it. Pics aren't the best because we already inhaled half our food before I realized I NEED to take pics and give a positive review“

“Food trucks areaYou can try here. We ordered popcorn shrimp with cocktail sauce( we received ketchup ?)and fries size largeShrimp quantity is good but fries I have to search ?in boxOver all it’s ok to try Onces

Parking: It’s not crowded but try ur luck for car parking“

“Very friendly service. The recommendations were most helpful. And the food was great.“

“I am filipino so biased but for real this is a great restaurant for those wondering what does Filipino food taste like. This restaurant offers pinacbet that I would usually warn guests it's bitter melon is bitter. No such thing here. Everything seem to be aimed down to train the none native pinoys...If you want very close to native filipino food then go to Joey's restaurant in Napili...and for dessert get the halo halo $10 u can share it is big...we love both this restaurants...Joey's staff suffered the Lahaina fires but got together and was serving first responders very soon enough working to serve them breakfast lunch and dinners then opened the doors to displaced people. We give back since they deserve to be acknowledge...we followed them on FB during the first month if the disaster.

Kid-friendliness: Welcome but need adult supervision.“

“Always love getting Filipino food when on the island. Lots of traditional dishes, pancit, adobo, and more. They even do an ox tail adobo I want to come back and try later. Nice staff, and lots of seating if you want to have a big group or party.“