Honolulu Seafood Restaurants

Immortalized in a 1925 Charlie Chan novel, House Without A Key is Halekulani's popular indoor/outdoor gathering spot for informal breakfast, lunch, cocktails,...

Tables in this restaurant surround a huge indoor aquarium. If you are there at the right time, a diver will enter the tank and feed the fish.

Make sure everybody is comfortable cooking their own steaks/chicken/fish before you go! The location is great, an open air restaurant right on the beach....

This is a restaurant attached to the Sheraton Waikiki. You can dine out on the patio by the pool, or indoors. The service was fine and the food was good....

Visitors to Sansei flock to its sushi bar, where expert chefs churn out specialty rolls such as the panko crusted ahi roll or the Kapalua butterfly roll...

The first Todai Restaurant debuted in 1985 in Santa Monica, Calif., and has since opened in locations across the U.S. and in Hong Kong. The restaurant,...

Big Kahuna is a delightful break from the ordinary for lunch and dinner. Its indoor/outdoor seating and Hawaiiana/Asian decor complement the creative menu...

Founded in 1961 in Colorado, Chart House now has more than 25 U.S. locations. The restaurants, many of which occupy historic buildings, draw on the local...

Locals dine on seafood, lamb and lobster while overlooking waterfront views at the restaurant that offers an extensive wine list.

Sunday brunch is a blend of east/west and hot/cold foods. Great place for special occasions or to impress out of town guests. If you want to impress people,...

The Paradiso Seafood & Grille was a great place to enjoy a leisurely meal and people watch. Not to crowded, very nice environment. The atmosphere lends...

Since 1979, the award-winning seafood restaurant has served fresh fish and offered guests a romantic dining experience.

Where Chinese and Hawaiian cuisine combine, Little Village has been delighting the palates of guests since 1984. Offering great food and service with affordable...