
A new era has arrived at Kō Restaurant. With a refreshed space, reimagined menu, and the same aloha spirit at our core, we’re excited to welcome you back to the table. Rooted in the flavors and stories that make Maui so special, Kō invites you to be among the first to experience our return. Reserve your table today.
The Fairmont Kea Lani’s swanky eatery has a sugarcane-plantation-era menu in a sconce-lit space.
Address and Contact Information
Address: 4100 Wailea Alanui Dr, Kihei, HI 96753
Phone: (808) 875-2210
Website: http://www.korestaurant.com/?utm_source=google+Maps&utm_medium=seo+maps&utm_campaign=seo+maps
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Reviews
We were seated at an exceptional table overlooking the adults-only pool. As evening fell and the tiki torches were lit, the view over the water was quietly magical.
Our server, Connie, was genuinely warm and welcoming. She surprised us with a Happy Anniversary card featuring a painting of the hotel, signed by 30 Ko staff members. Each signature was done with care and personality—one even whimsically shaped like a cat. I loved it so much that I have the card hanging in my home.
Connie explained the menu clearly and thoughtfully, including several items we hadn’t encountered before. We started with the venison lumpia, an elevated take on a spring roll, and shared the wagyu lettuce wraps. Sharing was the right choice—the dish came with four types of lettuce, yuzu leaves, fern greens, a rectangular pan of rice, and more than enough beautifully prepared wagyu for two. Earlier in the week, a guest I met at a lei-making class mentioned she had ordered the wagyu steak at Ko twice. I understand why.
For dessert, the strawberry—shaped like an actual strawberry—was both beautiful and inventive, light rather than heavy, and a perfect ending.
Peni, the manager, also stopped by our table to say hello, which added another thoughtful touch to the evening.
Thank you to everyone at Ko who made this dinner so memorable. It remains one of my happiest travel memories and truly lives in my heart.
Some of our favorites were the wagyu beef fried rice and steamed opakapaka with the tempura lobster tail. Both dishes were absolutely delicious and cooked perfectly.
Morgan was our server and she was so wonderful! Attentive, kind, and truly made the evening feel special. We felt so well taken care of.
Can’t wait to come back soon!!
Our server Drew was outstanding, offering spot-on recommendations and swift service; the whole staff shone. We started with the charred inasal chicken skewers, binchotan grilled octopus, and pomegranate char siu lamb ribs—the octopus stood out as exceptional, while the others were solid but not mind-blowing. For mains, the Pop’s Hawaiian-style beef cheek and poi stew delivered deep, incredible flavors (pro tip: dip the house-baked sweet rolls in that sauce), but the katsu-style ahi tuna felt bland even with the accompanying sauce.
Fantastic for a special evening out; I’d return for the beef cheek and top-notch vibe alone.
Good accessibility, suitable for small and large groups. Expect $50–100 per person. Great for locals hosting guests or celebrating special occasions. They offer Kamaʻāina which is rare to find at such a high end restaurant!
10 out of 10 will definable coming back next January.
The services were so nice the girl was so happy and so attentive to the kids .