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Welcome To Hana no Sato
"Hana no Sato" is a ramen spot in Honolulu that offers a delightful dining experience. With a wide range of vegan and vegetarian options, this restaurant caters to all dietary preferences. The cozy ambiance and friendly staff create a welcoming atmosphere for guests. The dishes, such as the Yaki udon, gyoza, Tonkatsu, aburi shimesaba, inari, and pork cutlet bento, stand out for their home-cooked flavors and affordable prices. Noteworthy is their attention to detail in providing compostable containers, plastic-free packaging, and reusable tableware. Overall, "Hana no Sato" promises a satisfying meal with a personal touch.
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Hana no Sato
Welcome to Hana no Sato, a hidden gem in Honolulu offering a delightful dining experience. This charming restaurant specializes in authentic ramen and features a range of amenities to enhance your visit. With options for vegan and vegetarian diets, Hana no Sato caters to a diverse range of tastes.
Customer reviews rave about the friendly service and reasonable prices at Hana no Sato. Visitors praise the delicious dishes, with standout items like Yaki udon, gyoza, Tonkatsu, aburi shimesaba, and inari receiving high praise. The restaurant's attention to detail shines through in each carefully crafted dish, ensuring that every bite is a culinary delight.
Don't miss out on the opportunity to explore the menu at Hana no Sato – from savory pork cutlet bento boxes to crispy Takoyaki, there's something for everyone to enjoy. The relaxed ambiance and attentive wait staff create a welcoming atmosphere for guests to savor their meals.
Whether you're a ramen aficionado or looking to try something new, Hana no Sato is a must-visit spot for delicious Japanese cuisine in Honolulu. Make sure to take advantage of the convenient amenities, such as outdoor seating, Wi-Fi, and happy hour specials, to elevate your dining experience.
Experience the warmth and comfort of home-cooked meals at Hana no Sato, where each dish is prepared with care and served with a smile. Indulge in a culinary journey that will leave you coming back for more, time and time again.
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“ Great customer service! Good customer and very reasonable prices. Was so happy they were open on a Sunday. ”
“ Check out the photos of the Yaki udon, gyoza and Tonkatsu. Everything is well priced and delicious. In addition, the waitresses are always welcoming and attentive. There are eight stalls available for you to park and of course parking metered stalls right outside the restaurant. I usually order the ramen, but there's so many other dishes to choose from. ”
“ Food was delicious, very friendly waitress. Ambiance was nice, not many people. I would definitely consider coming back to eat, at least once a month. ”
“ Ordered the aburi shimesaba appetizer and inari. It was really good. One fillet of saba was served at room temperature with lemon, grated ginger and green onions. I can't find this anywhere else in Hawaii, I usually just see grilled saba which can be a little dry. Or sometimes there's saba sushi at certain restaurants but I find it over cooked in Hawaii. This one was seared on top and lightly cooked, perfect in my opinion! There are 8 free parking stalls in the back, I believe it's shared amongst other restaurants / businesses on this block. Parking signage is there, just turn in before Dagon Restaurant. One way in and out. Metered street parking is also available. Service is nice, friendly and accommodating. :) I can't wait to try other menu items. ”
“ I love a restaurant that makes food taste especially home cooked and warm for the soul. The food is simple and classic and also importantly affordable and you really can't go wrong with anything on the menu. I got the pork cutlet bento with miso soup ($13) this time and Takoyaki ($6) as an appetizer. The Takoyaki was hot and crispy and I love to watch the bonito flakes dance in the steam, and the portion of octopus in there was very nice too. The pork cutlet had a perfect crust, yummy sauce, and way more little side items than I was expecting which was a pleasant surprise, so every bite of my meal was a little combination of different things every time. The miso soup was also good! Service is very friendly and courteous and I believe my waitress was the owner, I see her often and it's always a pleasant experience. I can imagine many college students coming down here from UH to get some comfort food that isn't too heavy on the stomach. In total, my bill only came out to like $20 before tip. They're BYOB so definitely bring a Kirin Ichiban in with you to wash it down ”
“ This place honestly makes the best shab shab salad. They have been open for years and were quite busy today. Because of this, they were a bit louder than I would have liked. When they are empty, it is much more relaxing. The quality is good for the price and they make somethings so well that it is hard to try new things when you find a favourite. ”
“ Update on Hana no Sato today I decided to go there for lunch . Parking is street parking only so you have to be lucky . Today there was on still right in front of restaurant so Yes I decided to have lunch . I had there Special Gozen $17.50 you can choose up your 5 different options and it comes with 2 pieces shrimp tempura, Gyoza, miso soup , Mac salad, gobo , boiled egg, Egg custard , and mochi dessert. My options I chose was ginger pork w/ onions . My wife had their broiled Salmon bento it also came salad, Gyoza, Mac salad and gobo, along with a boiled egg.. Support local ”
