“Popped by for the end of the day takeout just an hour before they closed up. Sadly we missed out on the chow fun and several of their sides but the sizeable platters were still very good. Almost a semi-rural Japanese town vibe as you walk up and order from outside and grab your bag to walk away through the tight knit streets.“
“We have been stopping in at Sam Sato every visit to Maui since 2007; we enjoy every bit of each visit. The staff are friendly, the food is consistently good - we only ever order the dry noodles which are delicious, especially with the small bowl of broth, the beef sticks and the yakitori chicken. It is comfort food at it's best. The restaurant hasn't changed at all, and I'm ok with that, it adds to the ambiance of this local restaurant. Staff in February 2024 are so nice! The two ladies who serve tables work hard and are very friendly.“
“Itʻs the only place to get your cone and maki sushi, made fresh daily! They also make spam musubi with sushi and regular white rice. Their antique shop is also a great find with tons of memorabilia.Parking: Even though parking is limited,it's a quick In-N-Out store.“
“First off, big cheers to Desiray! We tried hitting this joint two times during the festive frenzy, only to find it as closed as a clam. But persistence pays off - third time's a charm, and we walked into a hive of activity. It's the kind of place where you spend your dough and feel like a millionaire. This small, local eatery serves up grub so good, it'd make a food critic weep with joy.I dove into the Kahlua Pork Moco smothered in their special house gravy - a culinary high five compared to the usual Maui brown gravy that, let's face it, often tastes like it's missing a spice party. And as Dwayne 'The Rock' Johnson would say, 'It's not about the car you drive. It's about the size of the arm hanging out of the window.' Well, this place might be tucked away, camouflaged on the second level of a parking lot, but it's flexing some serious flavor muscle.The food? Lightning fast. The vibe? Friendlier than your favorite bartender. It's a hidden gem, probably thriving on local love, but trust me, it's worth playing detective to find it. So, go on, hunt it down, feast like royalty, and roll out of there stuffed. High-five, Desiray, you rock!Parking: It is on the second level of the locationKid-friendliness: Bamboo Grille stands out as a wonderfully kid-friendly restaurant. It offers a warm and welcoming atmosphere that makes families feel right at home. With a menu that caters to the tastes of both adults and children, it ensures that even the pickiest young eaters find something delicious to eat.This makes Bamboo Grille an ideal choice for family dining where everyone, regardless of age, can have a delightful experience.“
“This place was one of the last places we went to. The pastries were all amazing. We tried 3 different kinds because they do sell out pretty fast. I would come here when they first open in order to get your first picks. If you come later on, there might not be any left for the day. They also have ready to go meals in case you want a quick meal. Good service. You can find nearby parking. Prices are economical.“