The 10 Best Restaurants In Honolulu

A combined bar and grill serving the best of Japanese teppanyaki cuisine, Jinroku Pacific is a place where Japanese simplicity and class meet. With its Aloha Spirit service, Jinroku Pacific’s menu provides its guests with authentic Japanese-inspired combinations, such as the prime New York strip or the prime filet mignon, served with grilled vegetables. In addition to the teppanyaki dishes, Jinroku offers a variety of signature Japanese fried-rice dishes, accompanied with traditional desserts and drinks.
Jinroku Pacific, 2427 Kuhio Ave, Honolulu, HI, USA, +1 808 926 8955

Its casual surfer-style atmosphere and open-air terrace make Lulu’s Waikiki a highly recommended place to visit, its menu filled with recipes to be served at any given time of the day. Lulu’s guests have the choice to savour a traditional breakfast such as the Grecian Sunrise, or the Big Kahuna for lunch, but there is also a variety of dishes such as Thai apricot wings, teriyaki steak bites, the Aloha burger, and the Hot Lava burger. As for dinner at Lulu’s, try either the chicken fettuccine or the Lulu’s surf and turf steak. The venue is located right across the street from the magical Waikiki Beach.
Lulu’s Waikiki, 2586 Kalakaua Ave, Honolulu, HI, USA, +1 808 926 5222

Offering a classic atmosphere, Pint + Jigger is located in the heart of Honolulu, and is the perfect place to socialise while enjoying traditional fried American cuisine. Dishes such as the whiskey-flambéed mushrooms, served on crostini with garlic parmesan cream cheese, or the Manila clams, cooked in either white wine or Dijon broth, make Pint + Jigger all the more special. Each meal can be accompanied by Pint + Jigger’s professional suggestions from a selection of 41 kinds of beers and first-class cocktails. Along with its friendly dining atmosphere, Pint + Jigger offers its guests the famous Fall Sausage Fest every year.
Pint + Jigger, 1936 S King St, Honolulu, HI, USA, +1 808 744 9593

Roy’s is named after its founder, Roy Yamaguchi, whose entrepreneurship and passion has led him to open 31 restaurants around the globe, six of which are located on different parts of the island. In 1988, Roy’s first opened its doors to its Honolulu residents and guests, with the aim to provide the best of international cuisine with a Hawaiian touch. When it comes to its culinary experience, Roy’s menu offers global recipes with a selection of Yamaguchi sushi and sashimi, to local Waikiki pork and stuffing. Every classic dish can be accompanied by Roy’s elegant cocktail creations.
Roy’s 226 Lewers St. Honolulu, HI, USA, +1 808 923 7697

With a unique name, The Pig and the Lady’s culinary reputation has landed it a spot on a list of the top 50 American restaurants. Located in the Pacific Gateway Center Building (they also have a booth at the farmers’ market), The Pig and the Lady has dedicated itself to bridging the best of Asian and Pacific cuisines, with inspiration from Mama Le’s recipes, which were carefully adapted by Chef Andrew Le. The Pig and the Lady is the place for either a light lunch or a casual dinner. Its welcoming atmosphere accommodates everyone’s taste.
The Pig & The Lady, 83 N King St, Honolulu, HI, USA, +1 808 585 8255