2025 Dining Guide
From iconic beachfront spots to hidden local favorites, discover where to eat in Waikiki. Whether you're craving fresh seafood, authentic Hawaiian cuisine, or international flavors - we've got you covered with honest reviews and insider tips.
The breezy open-air vibe at this eatery creates a welcoming scene for American grub & drinks.
Popular option known for its beachfront location, surf 'n' turf, tiki vibe & umbrella drinks.
Relaxed beachside venue serving pupu, fish tacos & tropical drinks, plus weekend brunch.
Ramen spot by Masaharu Morimoto offering an array of Japanese noodles, appetizers & sakes.
Bakery & diner since 1950, popular for its breakfasts, comfort food & coco puffs.
Duke's Waikiki, Hula Grill, and Tiki's Grill offer oceanfront dining right on Waikiki Beach. For a more upscale experience, try House Without A Key at the Halekulani Hotel with live Hawaiian music at sunset.
Check out the food court at Royal Hawaiian Center, Marukame Udon for fresh noodles, or Rainbow Drive-In just outside Waikiki for authentic plate lunches at local prices.
While some tourist-focused restaurants charge premium prices, there are plenty of reasonably priced gems. We highlight both budget-friendly options and splurge-worthy dining experiences in our guide.
For popular dinner spots, especially oceanfront restaurants, reservations are strongly recommended. Breakfast and lunch spots are usually walk-in friendly. Each restaurant page includes booking information.