When you consider how many great high end restaurants are in Honolulu, this one is extremely mediocre in food, ambiance and service. Food: The seafood (octopus, snapper and scallops) was cooked properly, not overcooked. The scallops were decent, but small. We ordered the entree which came with 3 scallops. Two were only a bit bigger than a quarter, and one the size of a half-dollar, but the flavor good. The risotto was probably the best, but there were very few mushrooms. The snapper and octopus both had additional sauces that were either bland or bad. The chef also seems to like to add pickled cauliflower to several different dishes and it was way too vinegar-y to complement anything. The brussels sprouts were extremely bitter, even to us, a family who loves them. Overall, food was extremely disappointing. Ambiance: This could be a nice venue, but the restaurant is connected to both the bar and hotel lobby as one big open space. You'd think that since it's open air, the sound would dissipate, but instead the sound from all those spaces echoes against the cement building and it was very loud. Loud enough that you'd feel bad for grandma. You definitely need to raise your voice to be heard. Service: Table was not ready at time of reservation. We were told to wait in the hotel lobby. When no one came to get us, we checked in with them again and they seemed clueless. We waited another 10mins. Gave us two paper menus for 5 people and we were told to use QR code, but it was too dark and I couldn't get it to work. There was a lot of staff, both at the hostess station and on the floor of the restaurant. But for some reason, it was near the end of the meal before anyone filled our water and I was to the point of rationing it because it was difficult to catch the eye of anyone to ask for the water. Waitress checked on us only once at the beginning. Then at the end she didn't ask how the food was. Only said "Yummy, huh?"...which it was not! Anyway, if you want a high-end lanai-seating experience, don't come here. It was so disappointing.