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Ichiban Okazuya Hawaii
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Nearby attractions
Wailuku Union Church
327 S High St, Wailuku, HI 96793
Maui Historical Society
2375A Main St, Wailuku, HI 96793
Kaahumanu Church
103 S High St, Wailuku, HI 96793
Wells Park
Wells St, Wailuku, HI 96793
Calvary Chapel Central Maui
31 N Market St, Wailuku, HI 96793
Iao Theater
68 N Market St, Wailuku, HI 96793
Paradise Now Hawaii
7 N Market St, Wailuku, HI 96793
Imua Discovery Garden
2471 Main St, Wailuku, HI 96793
Maui OnStage
68 N Market St, Wailuku, HI 96793
Sabado Art Gallery Wailuku
38 N Market St, Wailuku, HI 96793
Nearby restaurants
808 Old Town
2051 Main St, Wailuku, HI 96793
Giannotto's Pizza
2050 Main St, Wailuku, HI 96793
Hui Kitchen
2199 Kahookele St, Wailuku, HI 96793
Wailuku Coffee Company
26 N Market St, Wailuku, HI 96793
The Parlay
2086 Main St, Wailuku, HI 96793
Farmacy Health Bar Wailuku
12 N Market St, Wailuku, HI 96793
Shikeda Bento Patisserie
2050 Main St FC4, Wailuku, HI 96793
SixtyTwo MarcKet
62 N Market St # 100, Wailuku, HI 96793
HI Thai Food Truck
91 N Market St, Wailuku, HI 96793
Maui Coffee Attic
59 Kanoa St, Wailuku, HI 96793
Nearby hotels
Historic Wailuku Inn
2199 Kahookele St, Wailuku, HI 96793
The Blue Door on Church Street
148 S Church St, Wailuku, HI 96793
Wailuku Guesthouse
210 S Market St, Wailuku, HI 96793
Howzit Hostels
2080 W Vineyard St, Wailuku, HI 96793
I Go Maui Vacation Rentals
55 N Church St #A-2, Wailuku, HI 96793
Banana Bungalow Maui Hostel
310 N Market St, Wailuku, HI 96793
Iao Valley Inn
80 Iao Valley Rd, Wailuku, HI 96793
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Ichiban Okazuya Hawaii

2133 Kaohu St, Wailuku, HI 96793
4.7(256)$$$$
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attractions: Wailuku Union Church, Maui Historical Society, Kaahumanu Church, Wells Park, Calvary Chapel Central Maui, Iao Theater, Paradise Now Hawaii, Imua Discovery Garden, Maui OnStage, Sabado Art Gallery Wailuku, restaurants: 808 Old Town, Giannotto's Pizza, Hui Kitchen, Wailuku Coffee Company, The Parlay, Farmacy Health Bar Wailuku, Shikeda Bento Patisserie, SixtyTwo MarcKet, HI Thai Food Truck, Maui Coffee Attic
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Nearby attractions of Ichiban Okazuya Hawaii

Wailuku Union Church

Maui Historical Society

Kaahumanu Church

Wells Park

Calvary Chapel Central Maui

Iao Theater

Paradise Now Hawaii

Imua Discovery Garden

Maui OnStage

Sabado Art Gallery Wailuku

Wailuku Union Church

Wailuku Union Church

4.6

(12)

Open 24 hours
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Maui Historical Society

Maui Historical Society

4.6

(134)

Closed
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Kaahumanu Church

Kaahumanu Church

4.8

(16)

Open 24 hours
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Wells Park

Wells Park

4.2

(71)

Open 24 hours
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Nearby restaurants of Ichiban Okazuya Hawaii

808 Old Town

Giannotto's Pizza

Hui Kitchen

Wailuku Coffee Company

The Parlay

Farmacy Health Bar Wailuku

Shikeda Bento Patisserie

SixtyTwo MarcKet

HI Thai Food Truck

Maui Coffee Attic

808 Old Town

808 Old Town

4.6

(312)

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Giannotto's Pizza

Giannotto's Pizza

4.6

(294)

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Hui Kitchen

Hui Kitchen

5.0

(13)

$$

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Wailuku Coffee Company

Wailuku Coffee Company

4.6

(393)

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Reviews of Ichiban Okazuya Hawaii

4.7
(256)
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3.0
19w

Some people just love this place, but I haven't found my hit-the-spot dish yet.

ATMOSPHERE: Hole-in-the-wall building in Wailuku. Difficult parking. Take out only.

FOOD: Nabeyaki Udon Broth has a salty and slightly sweet taste. Comes topped with fresh mushrooms, green onions, kamaboko, chicken, broccoli, zucchini and 1 piece of shrimp tempura. It's good, but the one from Archie's is better (better taste and more veggies.)

Chopped Steak Steak filets done with white & green onions and bean sprouts. Doesn't really taste like your typical local-style chopped steak, unfortunately, but more like a cross between chicken hekka & nishime.

Chicken Katsu IMO, it's hard to screw up chicken katsu unless you overcook it. Here, their katsu is good. Tender, tasty and a breading that's not too oily, with a perfect portion size. I'm not a fan of their house made katsu sauce, which is a little sweet and tart, like how most eateries are. Luckily I always have a bottle of Kagome-brand sauce at home. There are different side dishes I could've chosen from, but I'm not sure what they were as I wanted to try their mac salad. The macaroni salad also includes potatoes, diced raw onions, carrots, celery, and relish. Didn't care for it. It was too sweet (possibly Miracle Whip) and crunchy. Just mix in some mayo and salt, and I'll be ecstatic. The plate comes with a big scoop of rice (your choice of white or hapa which is a mix of brown & white,) and a tiny pinch of tasty pickled cabbage.

Opakapaka The skin-on filet was on the smallish side, flattop grilled, very lightly seasoned, topped with grilled white onions and a few fresh mushrooms, and came with tartar sauce for dipping. The tartar sauce easily overpowered the delicate fish and killed it. I think seasonings of salt, shoyu, or even teriyaki would be more appropriate to keep with the Japanese theme. A scoop of rice and steamed veggies of broccoli, cauliflower, carrots, and pickled cabbage were the sides.

Teriyaki Chicken So disappointed in this dish! The skin-on, boneless slices of chicken were under seasoned and dry. Talk about a weak teri sauce, but the dryness is unforgivable. Come on guys!? Sides were a scoop of rice, pickled cabbage, and their infamously gross Miracle Whip-based potato macaroni salad that is just too sweet.

Chow Fun Their porkless concoction lacked any sort of flavor and tasted similar to chow mein at your local Panda Express. The beige noodles were a bit underdone, and stir fried with julienned carrots, green onions, and...

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5.0
5y

This place was probably my favorite place to eat on Maui. No joke. The food here is super delicious. I'm sorry we were only able to eat here one time since we were staying on the North Western side of the island. This place is small and to go only, usually something that would make me less likely to go. We had just spent the day at the 'Iao Valley State Park hiking and looking at all the beautiful surroundings and decided to look for something to eat. My wife looked up to see suggestions based on reviews and this place popped up. The reviews were great and the pictures of food were even better. We parked and there was a little line in front of us, always a good sign. When we made it in the door the smells combined with the views of the food was so amazing. The menu is very straight forward and old school. I wanted to try everything but I had the Pork Katsu and my wife got the Udon. The side dishes are in the counter you walk by and everything looks so good. You can pay a little extra to get 2 sides instead of rice & 1 side. I think most of the customers are local and regular. Wish I could eat more often. The staff...

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4.0
8y

Local Japanese food that's meant for take out only... there are a few vegetarian options... musubi (rice balls), tamago Don (egg omelette over rice), miso soup, tofu balls, hijiki (seaweed), tsukemono (salted cabbage)...

The kitchen staff has changed throughout the last 2 years... The tofu balls have changed recipes or the newer cooks aren't making it the right way... the new tofu balls are tasteless... 😖. They use to be savory... Had the right amount of salt and sweetness... But now it's bland... No spice.

Really awesome front staff... Owners are really nice & cool... if you enjoy local Hawaii Japanese food... This is a must try on Maui... 😊

Food 4 (please make the original Tofu Balls!) Service 5 Decor & Ambiance 2 (not meant to dine...

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Maui World TravelersMaui World Travelers
Some people just love this place, but I haven't found my hit-the-spot dish yet. ATMOSPHERE: Hole-in-the-wall building in Wailuku. Difficult parking. Take out only. FOOD: Nabeyaki Udon Broth has a salty and slightly sweet taste. Comes topped with fresh mushrooms, green onions, kamaboko, chicken, broccoli, zucchini and 1 piece of shrimp tempura. It's good, but the one from Archie's is better (better taste and more veggies.) Chopped Steak Steak filets done with white & green onions and bean sprouts. Doesn't really taste like your typical local-style chopped steak, unfortunately, but more like a cross between chicken hekka & nishime. Chicken Katsu IMO, it's hard to screw up chicken katsu unless you overcook it. Here, their katsu is good. Tender, tasty and a breading that's not too oily, with a perfect portion size. I'm not a fan of their house made katsu sauce, which is a little sweet and tart, like how most eateries are. Luckily I always have a bottle of Kagome-brand sauce at home. There are different side dishes I could've chosen from, but I'm not sure what they were as I wanted to try their mac salad. The macaroni salad also includes potatoes, diced raw onions, carrots, celery, and relish. Didn't care for it. It was too sweet (possibly Miracle Whip) and crunchy. Just mix in some mayo and salt, and I'll be ecstatic. The plate comes with a big scoop of rice (your choice of white or hapa which is a mix of brown & white,) and a tiny pinch of tasty pickled cabbage. Opakapaka The skin-on filet was on the smallish side, flattop grilled, very lightly seasoned, topped with grilled white onions and a few fresh mushrooms, and came with tartar sauce for dipping. The tartar sauce easily overpowered the delicate fish and killed it. I think seasonings of salt, shoyu, or even teriyaki would be more appropriate to keep with the Japanese theme. A scoop of rice and steamed veggies of broccoli, cauliflower, carrots, and pickled cabbage were the sides. Teriyaki Chicken So disappointed in this dish! The skin-on, boneless slices of chicken were under seasoned and dry. Talk about a weak teri sauce, but the dryness is unforgivable. Come on guys!? Sides were a scoop of rice, pickled cabbage, and their infamously gross Miracle Whip-based potato macaroni salad that is just too sweet. Chow Fun Their porkless concoction lacked any sort of flavor and tasted similar to chow mein at your local Panda Express. The beige noodles were a bit underdone, and stir fried with julienned carrots, green onions, and cabbage. SERVICE: Fast & friendly.
Chaston MarcosChaston Marcos
I was bummed that they only offered a take-out option; everything else after my arrival went perfectly. Parking was easy, and the shop was not hard to find. You order at the window, receive a number, wait around the shop and wait for your order. I was behind five customers, and my order took approximately 10-15 minutes. The owners and staff are amiable, on top of confirming the orders, and just a cute mom-and-pop hidden gem in central Maui. The food was delicious. Adequately stored in take-out containers, they give you a large box to fit all dishes comfortably, and you are off the enjoy your Japanese meal at home or a beach nearest you. Highly recommend it to anyone looking for a simple Japanese dish.
Dustin YatesDustin Yates
Great place with knowledgeable and kind servers. Patient with questions and swift with ordering. They had run out of a meat selection I ordered, but once they realized the mistake they offered to replace with a more expensive selection for the same cost. Unnecessary but definitely respectable and highly appreciated. thank you for your aloha and kokua. I was in and out in no time and food was excellent. Really nice location with available customer parking.
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Some people just love this place, but I haven't found my hit-the-spot dish yet. ATMOSPHERE: Hole-in-the-wall building in Wailuku. Difficult parking. Take out only. FOOD: Nabeyaki Udon Broth has a salty and slightly sweet taste. Comes topped with fresh mushrooms, green onions, kamaboko, chicken, broccoli, zucchini and 1 piece of shrimp tempura. It's good, but the one from Archie's is better (better taste and more veggies.) Chopped Steak Steak filets done with white & green onions and bean sprouts. Doesn't really taste like your typical local-style chopped steak, unfortunately, but more like a cross between chicken hekka & nishime. Chicken Katsu IMO, it's hard to screw up chicken katsu unless you overcook it. Here, their katsu is good. Tender, tasty and a breading that's not too oily, with a perfect portion size. I'm not a fan of their house made katsu sauce, which is a little sweet and tart, like how most eateries are. Luckily I always have a bottle of Kagome-brand sauce at home. There are different side dishes I could've chosen from, but I'm not sure what they were as I wanted to try their mac salad. The macaroni salad also includes potatoes, diced raw onions, carrots, celery, and relish. Didn't care for it. It was too sweet (possibly Miracle Whip) and crunchy. Just mix in some mayo and salt, and I'll be ecstatic. The plate comes with a big scoop of rice (your choice of white or hapa which is a mix of brown & white,) and a tiny pinch of tasty pickled cabbage. Opakapaka The skin-on filet was on the smallish side, flattop grilled, very lightly seasoned, topped with grilled white onions and a few fresh mushrooms, and came with tartar sauce for dipping. The tartar sauce easily overpowered the delicate fish and killed it. I think seasonings of salt, shoyu, or even teriyaki would be more appropriate to keep with the Japanese theme. A scoop of rice and steamed veggies of broccoli, cauliflower, carrots, and pickled cabbage were the sides. Teriyaki Chicken So disappointed in this dish! The skin-on, boneless slices of chicken were under seasoned and dry. Talk about a weak teri sauce, but the dryness is unforgivable. Come on guys!? Sides were a scoop of rice, pickled cabbage, and their infamously gross Miracle Whip-based potato macaroni salad that is just too sweet. Chow Fun Their porkless concoction lacked any sort of flavor and tasted similar to chow mein at your local Panda Express. The beige noodles were a bit underdone, and stir fried with julienned carrots, green onions, and cabbage. SERVICE: Fast & friendly.
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I was bummed that they only offered a take-out option; everything else after my arrival went perfectly. Parking was easy, and the shop was not hard to find. You order at the window, receive a number, wait around the shop and wait for your order. I was behind five customers, and my order took approximately 10-15 minutes. The owners and staff are amiable, on top of confirming the orders, and just a cute mom-and-pop hidden gem in central Maui. The food was delicious. Adequately stored in take-out containers, they give you a large box to fit all dishes comfortably, and you are off the enjoy your Japanese meal at home or a beach nearest you. Highly recommend it to anyone looking for a simple Japanese dish.
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Great place with knowledgeable and kind servers. Patient with questions and swift with ordering. They had run out of a meat selection I ordered, but once they realized the mistake they offered to replace with a more expensive selection for the same cost. Unnecessary but definitely respectable and highly appreciated. thank you for your aloha and kokua. I was in and out in no time and food was excellent. Really nice location with available customer parking.
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