5/5 Yuta L. 9 months ago on Google
One
of
the
best
sushi
I
have
had
in
Hawaii.
We
are
sushi
lovers
so
we
have
been
trying
to
go
try
every
good
sushi
restaurant
in
Hawaii.
FYI,
Master
chef,
Kinji-san,
speaks
little
English
and
his
wife
is
shy
so
you
just
have
to
break
the
ice
and
they
will
warm
up
to
you.
He
is
quite
a
character.
The
portion
is
more
than
generous
and
each
piece
of
sushi
is
simple,
yet
has
so
distinct
and
amazing
flavor.
They
only
do
Omakase
so
no
menus,
but
you
can
ask
what
you
like
to
have
on
your
Omakase
course.
Also,
no
Sake
menus.
The
reason
behind
that
(which
is
clever)
is
he
wants
customers
to
see
the
actual
bottles
of
Sake
displayed
right
by
the
sushi
counter
and
choose
based
on
what
you
see
and
hear
from
the
master
chef
by
asking
questions.
He
doesn't
like
when
he
orders
sake
and
they
bring
it
to
you
from
behind
the
kitchen,
not
knowing
how
old
(or
maybe
expired)
the
sake
might
be.
Price
is
reasonable
given
how
much
we
ate
and
drank.
We
felt
we
are
too
much
cuz
we
wanted
to
try
everything.
It
was
about
$610
for
two
with
Sake
before
tips.
What
we
had
there
would
have
been
$900
+
at
other
places
we
went.
If
we
ate
and
drank
moderately
it
would
have
been
much
cheaper.
Def
highly
recommended.
We
have
been
to
Hihimanu,
Ginza
Onodera
and
Sushi
Sho
(the
place
is
a
joke),
and
a
fee
others
but
Kin
Chan
is
def
on
our
top
3.