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Hours
| Sunday | 11 AM–8 PM |
| Monday | Closed |
| Tuesday | 11 AM–8 PM |
| Wednesday | 11 AM–8 PM |
| Thursday | 11 AM–8 PM |
| Friday | 11 AM–9 PM |
| Saturday | 11 AM–9 PM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 94-673 Kupuohi St B202, Waipahu, HI 96797
Phone: (808) 379-1160
Website: http://www.mytianos.com/
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Reviews
P RANNA
Located in the Kunia shopping center across from Bank of Hawaii, passed by this restaurant many times but finally got the chance to eat here since we had an impromptu holiday luncheon here
Parking is tough during lunchtime but theres parking across the way by Jack in the Box.
This place is also BYOB, so bring a cooler and your fave refreshments too. Empty when we arrived when it opened but it quickly filled up.
Known for their prime rib and huge portions of local and Filipino food; I opted for a lighter lunch choice, the Tianis Trio which i ended up taking half of it home.
Food was excellent and enjoyed by all but water refills were lacking though maybe since out group brought beers? Was stuck in the corner so couldnt flag down a waiter for a water refill. Other than that, a great place to come when youre really hungry… 4 stars.
… moreParking is tough during lunchtime but theres parking across the way by Jack in the Box.
This place is also BYOB, so bring a cooler and your fave refreshments too. Empty when we arrived when it opened but it quickly filled up.
Known for their prime rib and huge portions of local and Filipino food; I opted for a lighter lunch choice, the Tianis Trio which i ended up taking half of it home.
Food was excellent and enjoyed by all but water refills were lacking though maybe since out group brought beers? Was stuck in the corner so couldnt flag down a waiter for a water refill. Other than that, a great place to come when youre really hungry… 4 stars.
Rayna Marie Dela Cruz
Mahaloz to our super sweet waiter, Ariel! Brought us out da Deluxe Halo Halo—Omggg it was our mission for da day Still hungry after Zippy’s so my baby girl and I shared a Keiki Spaghetti with meatballs and French fries.
Hoa, don’t skip out on da Halo Halo da Okinawan sweet potato chunks were melt in your mouth kine toppings!! but yeah, we definitely coming back for da rest of da onolicious grindz—cuz that dessert menu looks dangerous! Insane kine eats and so thankful for the amazing service.
All da way ohana vibes right here
… moreHoa, don’t skip out on da Halo Halo da Okinawan sweet potato chunks were melt in your mouth kine toppings!! but yeah, we definitely coming back for da rest of da onolicious grindz—cuz that dessert menu looks dangerous! Insane kine eats and so thankful for the amazing service.
All da way ohana vibes right here
Shuui Ci
Honestly, it was okay.
I’m mostly concerned about the “adobo.” It was NOT regular shoyu, garlic, bayleaf kind of adobo… but rather it was more of a dish called “white adobo.” Take notice of the color in the picture. It had no shoyu taste, no garlic taste, and had ginger in it. The taste was like a less sweet version of sweet and sour pork. Wish it was advertised more as a “white adobo” rather than just “pork adobo” because when that’s on the menu, my mind automatically goes to dark brown toyo adobo. Know what I mean? The loco moco was alright, patty was quite hard, but the eggs were done well. Gravy decent but needs to be thicker. The mac salad was awful. Service was pretty good. Didn’t bother with dessert since we were pretty disappointed already.
… moreI’m mostly concerned about the “adobo.” It was NOT regular shoyu, garlic, bayleaf kind of adobo… but rather it was more of a dish called “white adobo.” Take notice of the color in the picture. It had no shoyu taste, no garlic taste, and had ginger in it. The taste was like a less sweet version of sweet and sour pork. Wish it was advertised more as a “white adobo” rather than just “pork adobo” because when that’s on the menu, my mind automatically goes to dark brown toyo adobo. Know what I mean? The loco moco was alright, patty was quite hard, but the eggs were done well. Gravy decent but needs to be thicker. The mac salad was awful. Service was pretty good. Didn’t bother with dessert since we were pretty disappointed already.
Twila Kawai
The food was delicious. There was no wait line during the week of Thanksgiving. Staff was friendly as well.
… moreM & E Infante
Best American, local and Filipino food. The food are cooked with great care to perfection no matter which plate you’ll order. They are tasty, we’ll-seasoned, beautiful presentation and the serving sizes are big enough to share. You can get the best bang for your buck here. The service is excellent, they make sure you are attended to and satisfied with your meal. I can honestly say that this is the place where I take my out of town quests and my go to restaurant as they never fail to deliver in service and yummy food.
… moreTrestan Nakamura
Tried out Tiano’s in Kunia, a Filipino-American spot, and had a solid dining experience! The interior is clean and inviting, and the A/C was just right. Service was awesome too, our server was super attentive and friendly, really made us feel welcome.
For food, we got the Papa Lechon Kawali and the Rodeo BBQ Burger with Garlic Fries. The burger was on point, juicy, flavorful, and just what I was craving. The garlic fries could’ve used a bit more seasoning and maybe a little longer in the fryer for that extra crisp, but still tasty. The lechon kawali was good too, I personally wish it came out a little hotter, but my girlfriend loved it and said it hit the spot. And for the price, it was definitely a deal.
Overall, good vibes, good food, and great service. We’ll definitely be back to try more of the menu!
… moreFor food, we got the Papa Lechon Kawali and the Rodeo BBQ Burger with Garlic Fries. The burger was on point, juicy, flavorful, and just what I was craving. The garlic fries could’ve used a bit more seasoning and maybe a little longer in the fryer for that extra crisp, but still tasty. The lechon kawali was good too, I personally wish it came out a little hotter, but my girlfriend loved it and said it hit the spot. And for the price, it was definitely a deal.
Overall, good vibes, good food, and great service. We’ll definitely be back to try more of the menu!
Jo
We visited Tiano’s on a busy Saturday evening, and although our experience started with a bit of frustration, it ultimately turned out to be quite enjoyable. Upon arrival, we were informed there would be a 30-minute wait, so we provided our number and waited. However, after about 50 minutes with no call, we decided to check in at the restaurant. They mentioned they had been trying to reach us, but we hadn’t received any calls. Thankfully, they had a table ready for us when we went inside.
Once seated, we were greeted by friendly waitstaff, and our food arrived surprisingly quickly. I highly recommend the oxtail dish, featuring tender oxtail with noodles. It was a standout for sure! We also indulged in the lumpia for dessert, served with vanilla ice cream, and it was simply divine.
I opted for the steak, which was cooked to perfection—juicy and full of flavor. We also ordered a pasta dish, and everything was delicious. Despite the initial hiccup with the wait time, the quality of the food and the attentive service made up for it.
Parking can be somewhat limited, but I’ve found a spot every time I’ve visited. Overall, I would recommend Tiano’s for a tasty meal, just be prepared for a potential wait during busy times!
… moreOnce seated, we were greeted by friendly waitstaff, and our food arrived surprisingly quickly. I highly recommend the oxtail dish, featuring tender oxtail with noodles. It was a standout for sure! We also indulged in the lumpia for dessert, served with vanilla ice cream, and it was simply divine.
I opted for the steak, which was cooked to perfection—juicy and full of flavor. We also ordered a pasta dish, and everything was delicious. Despite the initial hiccup with the wait time, the quality of the food and the attentive service made up for it.
Parking can be somewhat limited, but I’ve found a spot every time I’ve visited. Overall, I would recommend Tiano’s for a tasty meal, just be prepared for a potential wait during busy times!
S T
One thing I’ll have to say right off the bat, the decor doesn’t match the food.
Nice hole in the wall type place, if you know you know, nothing super fancy.
But the service was great, one girl running the whole seating area that I noticed.
The food that we chose was so delicious. Too much food, but would definitely come back and eat it again, or try something new.
The prime rib was SO soft, the sauces were really good, the horse radish didn’t have the usual kick that other places give. Lobster was so soft, it was t chewy at all. Butter if you want it, but it didn’t really need it. So sweet and moist, not dry at all. Comes with mash potatoes, asparagus, and sauces. It looks like something you’d get at a high end restaurant. Also comes with side salad.
The lechon was also really good, nice small bite size pieces, that were nice and crunchy. The flavor was so good, nice and vinegary, with all the usual flavors. So good. Comes with rice or as a side dish.
The waitress was super nice, came to check on us, refills of drinks. Nothing bad to say about this place or their food.
Won’t comment on the cost since we ordered a market price plate.
… moreNice hole in the wall type place, if you know you know, nothing super fancy.
But the service was great, one girl running the whole seating area that I noticed.
The food that we chose was so delicious. Too much food, but would definitely come back and eat it again, or try something new.
The prime rib was SO soft, the sauces were really good, the horse radish didn’t have the usual kick that other places give. Lobster was so soft, it was t chewy at all. Butter if you want it, but it didn’t really need it. So sweet and moist, not dry at all. Comes with mash potatoes, asparagus, and sauces. It looks like something you’d get at a high end restaurant. Also comes with side salad.
The lechon was also really good, nice small bite size pieces, that were nice and crunchy. The flavor was so good, nice and vinegary, with all the usual flavors. So good. Comes with rice or as a side dish.
The waitress was super nice, came to check on us, refills of drinks. Nothing bad to say about this place or their food.
Won’t comment on the cost since we ordered a market price plate.
Leets Melinoh
I went to take myself out on a lunch, and the staff was very friendly. They were quick with the service. The settings was chill. It can’t get busy and also the place is family friendly. It is wheelchair accessible. They have amazing prices and deals for the amount of food that they give you, it is well worth the price. I must say their pork adobo is amazing and the food that I have in these photos are just as amazing. It is definitely one of the best Filipino spots that I like eating at and I would say overall I spent about less than 100 bucks. They also have lots of parking And yes, they do have restrooms inside.
… moreShane Arakaki
A friend posted about this place so we decided to try it out. First, service was excellent. We went for an early dinner and was seated immediately. Was told you can also make a reservation for parties of 6 or more. My wife decided on the pork adobo fried rice omelet with lechon kawali and I opted for the garlic chicken. Make note…the plates are huge! As soon as it came, we asked for containers so we could pack more than half away. The garlic chicken was crunchy with a nice garlic flavor. The lechon and fried rice was really good with a savory and acidic background. They also have fried ice cream which I’m gonna try on my next visit. We saw the table next to us order the prime rib and was told that’s what they’re known for. Will give an update review on that when we go again. Stop by and enjoy a meal at this locally owned restaurant.
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