Browse menus, reviews and photos of Hawaiian Restaurants in New York.
Hawaiian · $$$
128 1st Avenue, New York
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“Had a great time with a group of 7 , good food and good wine”
Hawaiian · $
286 Madison Avenue, New York
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“Food is really good but can be a bit inconsistent with freshness. I go here 1-2x a week but sometimes the mango can be rotten and stringy, so not sure why they even bother serving that… and the tuna can be kinda fishy. Only sometimes though!”
Hawaiian · $
1333 Broadway, New York
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“Yes so good Poke Bar delicious 😋 see you tomorrow 😜😋”
Hawaiian · $
21 East 15th Street, New York
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“The Spicy Ahi bowl is where it's at. Best I've ever had, decent price, very clean and very tasty. Would recommend 10 times out of 10.”
Hawaiian · $
127 Fulton Street, New York
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“Erica at Poke is fantastic! She's always friendly and kind, incredibly helpful, and genuinely respectful. Her great attitude makes every visit so enjoyable. If you're stopping by, you're in great hands with Erica. Highly recommend!”
Hawaiian · $
Crystal Pavillion Food Atrium, inside the 805 office building, 805 3rd Avenue, New York
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“Excellent Poke Bowls. Best I've ever had in Manhattan. I had a lot of Poke bowls at different locations and this one is the best tasting. Nice Hawaiian themed decor.”
Hawaiian · $
261 5th Avenue, New York
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“I ordered the 3 piece fried chicken,cole slaw and biscuits.Overall the food was ok.The chicken wasn't the juiciest and didn't have much flavor.The coating was fried dark but little to no flavor. The biscuits were ok but I didn't see option for butter or honey.The slaw was basic.”
Hawaiian · $
162 West 4th Street, New York
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“I stopped by last night about 20 minutes before closing, and the staff was incredibly kind and welcoming. I ordered a salmon-only temaki, and the salmon was so fresh, flavorful, and delicious that I ended up going back for a second one. Plus the miso soup was top-notch. Highly recommend stopping by if you’re looking for fresh, high-quality poke!”
Hawaiian · $
11 Park Place, New York
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“Stopped by for the first time today around 11:40 - food was fresh and reasonably priced. There as another customer here at the same time who was “part of the meal plan” and was absolutely terrorizing the staff. She was extremely combative and unreasonable and immediately escalated to “reporting” the employees. All employees stayed extremely calm and professional throughout the interaction, I was very impressed with them. Happy to give more information to the owner if she complains”
Hawaiian · $
506 Amsterdam Avenue, New York
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“Yummy food, and so healthy🤗”
Hawaiian · $
840 8th Avenue, New York
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“I love the food here—the poke bowls are always fresh and delicious, and everyone is so nice! A special shoutout to Hans and Berns, who were incredibly sweet and helpful with their recommendations. They made the experience even better. Highly recommend!”
Hawaiian · $
80 Broad Street, New York
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“I had a great experience at Poke Bowl NY. The ingredients were fresh and vibrant, and I loved being able to customize my bowl just the way I wanted. The fish tasted clean and high quality, and the portions were generous. Service was quick and friendly. It’s a perfect spot for a light, healthy, and satisfying meal.”
Hawaiian
186 West 4th Street, New York
“I am obsessed. Every week starting around Tuesday, all I can talk about is how excited I am to eat poke again on Saturday. And they have POG juice also so the entire package always just makes me feel like I'm a kid in Hawaii again.”
Hawaiian · $
26 East 17th Street, New York
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“My favorite place to order Poke from in the city. Became my instant go-to comfort food for lunch or dinner! Highly recommend ordering online for pick-up or delivery. It can get pretty packed at peak hours so it's best to order. Nonetheless, absolutely amazing!”
Hawaiian · $
599 Lexington Avenue, New York
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“Amazing poke spot in Midtown! The food is always fresh, delicious, and full of flavor. The portions are great, and there are plenty of options to customize your bowl exactly how you like it. The service is very friendly, and everything is prepared quickly. Definitely one of my favorite spots around 52nd Street. Highly recommend! 🥑🍣”
Hawaiian · $
185 Greenwich Street, New York
“I stopped in Epicerie Boulud WTC in August 2021. It has a great view of the Oculus. I got an almond croissant and a latte. Both were good. Unfortunately I spilled my latte all over. The staff lady was so kind. She got me another latte free of charge. Very kind. Another staff came with a mop to clean up the mess I had made. I would recommend Epicerie Boulud as a rest stop during a visit to the World Trade Center.”
Japanese · $$
227 Canal Street, New York
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“I have been going to chikarashi on and off since they first opened. The ingredients are quite good and the bowl recipes unique but the price hiking is saddening. It used to be a weekly lunch to every other week. The food is worth trying at least once.”
Hawaiian · $
386 Canal Street, New York
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“10/10 — A colorful, loaded, and surprisingly satisfying bowl! The texture combination is definitely the highlight: crunchy vegetables, juicy tomatoes, tender meat, and those crispy glazed pieces give every bite something different. The sauce also ties everything together with a creamy, slightly spicy and savory flavor. Overall: Messy in the best way, colorful, filling, and definitely something I’d happily order again.”
Chicken · $
43 Clinton Street, New York
“Each visit I have at Huli Huli has been great. The food is INCREDIBLY delicious on its own, but even better when put together for a perfect bite. That umami scallion sauce also just takes it to another level. The service is always warm and inviting, with all of my questions being answered without having to ask multiple times (which is greatly appreciated). My only possible critique is that the space is a little small to dine-in, so maybe some outdoor seating on the warmer days would be nice? Even if that is not added, I’ll keep coming back though.”
Korean · $
885 8th Avenue, New York
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“Customer service, polite and friendly.”
Poke · $
120 West 39th Street, New York
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“We ate here twice out of 5 nights in NYC for a healthy, low carb meal. The Poke Bowl has great non-carb bases such as cauliflower rice, zucchini noodles (not really noodles but cut zucchini to look noodle’ish), and kale/lettuce. I added teriyaki salmon, spicy salmon (sushi style) and shrimp and plenty of other vegetables, crunchy toppings, and sauces. There are a few tables for those that want to dine in.”
Coffee Shops · $
188 7th Avenue, New York
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“Excellent service and great atmosphere!”
Coffee Shops · $
57 2nd Avenue, New York
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“They say you get what you pay for! The service was excellent, the chi ginger tea and cheese was heavenly!”
Japanese · $$
2245 1st Avenue, New York
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“Best Chicken Dumplings ever! <3”
L&L Hawaiian Barbecue is growing fast on the East Coast in 2024. The plate lunch chain just opened a new spot in Annandale, Virginia. This makes nine stores on the East Coast and 230 total in the U.S. and Japan. The 5,000-square-foot Annandale restaurant opened on April 12 at 4363 John Marr Drive. L&L entered several new markets in 2023 and continues its push into new territory in 2024. The chain plans to open another restaurant in North Carolina later this year.