Great bentos and andagi! Loved my shrimp tempura roll/onigiri thing 😅 For some reason, their fried chicken was one my favorites on the island even though it is not crispy anymore... Just come get a bento, you won't regret it. Very nice people too

Classic local-Japanese food at its best. Family-owned and operated, Teruya's was located in Ala Moana Shirokiya for 20+ years until it found its rightful place in the heart of Honolulu. All the bentos, donburis, and snacks are made fresh daily with portion size and food quality far exceeding the price. You don't have to be a local at this local spot, there is something for everyone with service that can point you in the right direction if you aren't sure what to order. Homemade andagi (Okinawan donut) and sweet potato mochi should not be passed up if they have some left!

They were still prepping at 9:22am (they open 10am) but still served us. We tried one they’re most popular stuffs: large roll bento and andagi. Pretty rad food and service, really nice dude too especially since it was our first time there.

Tried the sweet potato mochi and the andagi…bought for our ohana returning to Arkansas today. Ono! Oh and the bentos were perfect for the flight too! Good prices, friendly, family business!

Not sure if their restaurant is open right now but you can find their delicious bento and andagi every Tuesday afternoon at the Kaiser HS farmers market. Don’t let the long line discourage you - you’ll want to get that andagi and sweet potato mochi. Don’t fill up on that, though - the bentos are a great deal. I got one packed with a shrimp roll, potato croquettes, chicken karaage, and side veggies for $7. Vendors don’t usually get the same location every week, so just look for his table - and the line!

I was really excited to get a vegetarian bento here after seeing a picture on instagram! It was a great little lunch for 7.50 and fun to eat. Also the shrimp tempura roll made to order was really good! The andagi was very tasty with a crispy sweet exterior. :)

Got lucky and there was street parking right in front. It is a walk up counter; there were a few people ahead of me but the line moved fast. Ordered a veggie bento with goyah, karaage bento and andaagi. Everything reminded me of living in Okinawa, it was very good. My husband was happy to have good goyah champuru in the bento since it isn’t so common here.

OMG! I often pass this place on the Pensacola street but I didn’t realize this was such a great small lunch shop until I googled to find a good lunch shop near my place.

Quick stop for delicious local Japanese style bentos! The garlic chicken is ono, and don't forget to grab a few sweet potato mochi and andagi for the road. The tofu patties are good too. There is a small drink fridge with soda and green tea for sale. The staff is friendly and the service is quick. Teruya's takes both cash and credit card.

Andagi, fried mochi balls (?), bento. All good! Friendly staff members. Sometimes slow service though when someone orders food to be made and next person in line is only to buy readymade stuff but still has to wait until the order is made for the first person. Not very efficient unfortunately.

They were out of the veg bento box when we were there. I got a shrimp bento box - some of the deep fried components were a bit mush.