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Address: 5903 Goldview Pkwy unit #105, Wesley Chapel, FL 33544
Phone: (813) 501-8830
Website: http://www.palanishawaiinoodles.com/
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If you are looking for an authentic taste of the islands, Palani’s Hawai’i Noodles is the absolute real deal. We actually just got back from our honeymoon in Maui, and the moment we stepped in here and took a bite, we were transported right back to the Valley Isle.
The Highlights:
• The Saimin: You can tell these noodles are authentic. The texture is spot-on, and they have that classic comfort-food feel that is so hard to find outside of Hawai’i.
• The Broth: Absolutely incredible. It was deep, clear, and incredibly flavorful without being salty. It’s clearly been simmered with care.
• Teriyaki Beef: Do not skip the house-made teriyaki beef! It was tender, perfectly marinated, and had that signature sweet-and-savory char that makes Hawaiian BBQ so iconic.
• Shave Ice: We finished the meal with their shave ice, and the texture was like soft snow. We tried the Pineapple Coconut and the POG (Passion Fruit, Orange, Guava) flavors—both were vibrant, refreshing, and tasted like a tropical vacation in a bowl.
This spot is a true gem for Wesley Chapel. Whether you’re missing the islands or trying saimin for the first time, Palani’s delivers the “Aloha Spirit” in every dish. We will definitely be regulars here!
I tried the teriyaki beef plate with a side of short ribs all of which was excellent.
The ramen is so tasty too. Great for rainy days.
I especially love the shave ice! Not too sweet, so you can really enjoy the flavors – the lychee and guava, omg.
Love the local vibes, the owner, Palani, plays the ukulele sometimes and they always have Hawaiian music playing.
A real gem of a store. I drove in from Tampa and it was worth the drive. Definitely ono local food.
Oh, and I took 2 musubi’s to-go and smashed on them on my drive back. lol very good.