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Established in 2013, Kamana Kitchen Kona is an Indian eatery in Maui, Hawaii. We provide a variety of fresh foods, including tikka masala, garlic naan bread, kababs, lamb, palak paneer, various vegetarian and vegan dishes, Asian foods, beer and wine, and more. Contact us for more information, or come visit us today!
Hours
| Sunday | 11 AM–3 PM, 5–9:30 PM |
| Monday | 11 AM–3 PM, 5–9:30 PM |
| Tuesday | Closed |
| Wednesday | 11 AM–3 PM, 5–9:30 PM |
| Thursday | 11 AM–3 PM, 5–9:30 PM |
| Friday | 11 AM–3 PM, 5–9:30 PM |
| Saturday | 11 AM–3 PM, 5–9:30 PM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 75-5770 Ali‘i Dr #2-3, Kailua-Kona, HI 96740
Phone: (808) 326-7888
Website: http://www.kamanakitchenhawaii.com/
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Reviews
Omkar Pund
Great Indian food on the Island!
The Kadai Paneer was the perfect blend of spice and aroma. The naan could have been a bit crisper as I had requested, but overall, everything was delicious.
The location is convenient, set within a shopping complex, and you can enjoy your food here and after meal beverages with a nice view next door.
Prices and portion sizes are very reasonable — definitely worth a visit!
… moreThe Kadai Paneer was the perfect blend of spice and aroma. The naan could have been a bit crisper as I had requested, but overall, everything was delicious.
The location is convenient, set within a shopping complex, and you can enjoy your food here and after meal beverages with a nice view next door.
Prices and portion sizes are very reasonable — definitely worth a visit!
Ritu Madhavi Vellanki
This was hands down the worst Indian food I’ve ever had. If there were an option for negative stars, I’d give them.
We ordered chicken biryani and chicken curry and both were disasters. The biryani came with rice in clumps, colored with food dye instead of real spice. The chicken tasted frozen and reheated, and the entire dish lacked salt and any real flavor. The chicken curry was no better. The gravy was watered down, with just a few tiny pieces of chicken floating in it, and again there was no salt, no depth of flavor, and nothing resembling real spice. I even asked for spicy and still got something completely bland and soupy.
The raita was laughable, served in less than half a tiny bowl. Traditionally, biryani comes with onions and lime on the side, but here we were given a sad mix of lettuce, carrot, and cucumber, which made no sense at all.
On top of the bad food, the service was poor. The staff felt inattentive and uninterested, and the tables were sticky, which only made the experience worse. What’s even more shocking is how far this food is from authentic Indian cooking. The owners are Nepali, so maybe that’s why the food doesn’t taste remotely like Indian cuisine. Either way, calling this “Indian food” is misleading.
We came in after seeing good reviews and left wondering if those reviewers have ever actually eaten authentic Indian food, because this was nothing close. The ambience is only passable because of the beach view, but otherwise there is nothing exceptional here.
If you value your time, money, or taste buds, skip this place.
… moreWe ordered chicken biryani and chicken curry and both were disasters. The biryani came with rice in clumps, colored with food dye instead of real spice. The chicken tasted frozen and reheated, and the entire dish lacked salt and any real flavor. The chicken curry was no better. The gravy was watered down, with just a few tiny pieces of chicken floating in it, and again there was no salt, no depth of flavor, and nothing resembling real spice. I even asked for spicy and still got something completely bland and soupy.
The raita was laughable, served in less than half a tiny bowl. Traditionally, biryani comes with onions and lime on the side, but here we were given a sad mix of lettuce, carrot, and cucumber, which made no sense at all.
On top of the bad food, the service was poor. The staff felt inattentive and uninterested, and the tables were sticky, which only made the experience worse. What’s even more shocking is how far this food is from authentic Indian cooking. The owners are Nepali, so maybe that’s why the food doesn’t taste remotely like Indian cuisine. Either way, calling this “Indian food” is misleading.
We came in after seeing good reviews and left wondering if those reviewers have ever actually eaten authentic Indian food, because this was nothing close. The ambience is only passable because of the beach view, but otherwise there is nothing exceptional here.
If you value your time, money, or taste buds, skip this place.
nofo eru
We have visited Kamana over the years and ordered but this experience will be the last.
Phone service was very rude. I came to pick up the order and the customer service continued to be rude. Where I paid in cash and he threw my change on the counter which changed my mind of giving a tip quick smart. Where is the Aloha? Not at Kamana kitchen. As for the food. Chicken Makhani was frozen hard chicken strips. Lamb Korma and Naan was better. I’m sorry but you are the only Indian place in town. I would be embarrassed to service our community with rude service and frozen meat covered in sauce.
… morePhone service was very rude. I came to pick up the order and the customer service continued to be rude. Where I paid in cash and he threw my change on the counter which changed my mind of giving a tip quick smart. Where is the Aloha? Not at Kamana kitchen. As for the food. Chicken Makhani was frozen hard chicken strips. Lamb Korma and Naan was better. I’m sorry but you are the only Indian place in town. I would be embarrassed to service our community with rude service and frozen meat covered in sauce.
Danyal Bhutto
Great food with flavor! First time visiting Hawaii and was surprising pleased with the taste and quality, food had cohesive flavor. Actually went there twice since it was open later than other places. Had chicken makhani, daal, sag paneer, okra, chicken biryani, and karahi. Chicken biryani was least favorite but waiter had told us it wasn’t Hyderabad style so we were ok with it. Everything else highly recommend getting! Very fresh naan!
Waiter and service was great! Very friendly and personable!
Great view of the ocean as its sea side!
… moreWaiter and service was great! Very friendly and personable!
Great view of the ocean as its sea side!
V S
This place was our first stop after we landed on the island. We stopped by for lunch and also ordered take out for dinner. We had the veggie appetizer plate, veggie thali and mango lassi. The food was delicious. We enjoyed the ocean views. The staff were friendly.
Parking was tricky to find. The free street parking was full and the paid garages were too expensive.
… moreParking was tricky to find. The free street parking was full and the paid garages were too expensive.
Kiran Mehta
Great food. Had paalak paneer and garlic naan. Very fresh. Haven for vegetarians.
Great views overlooking the Bay.
… moreGreat views overlooking the Bay.
Sujatha Subramanian
Hands down the best option for Indian food in the Kona area. There was parking close to the place. It was hard to locate right away . The server looked like a seasoned restaurant staff – seated us quickly and took our orders without writing down. He memorized the orders and we got the food we wanted with no mistakes. Butter chicken, malai kofta, onion kulcha, garlic naan, tandoori chicken – everything was just we hoped for after the travel and few days of not getting Indian food. Would definitely recommend if you are in Kona and are craving Indian food!
… moreRishi Narayanan
Had a great experience at Kamana Kitchen. The food was flavorful and fresh, and the service was excellent. Keshav took great care of us — friendly, attentive, and made sure everything was perfect. Definitely coming back.
… moreVishal Patel
As an Indian, I was excited to find Indian food in Kona, but the experience was disappointing. The service was poor—no smiles, no courtesy, and the staff seemed disengaged. The paneer tikka masala tasted like ketchup, and the paneer was firm, not fresh. The onion kulcha had raw onions, and the tables weren’t clean. Indian food should feel warm and welcoming; better service, freshness, and cleanliness would make a big difference.
… moreDebajit Das
A hidden gem in Big Island. Try it out and you won’t regret. The Shrimp Tikka Masala was awesome. We loved it the most among all the other dishes that we ordered.
I strongly recommend this place.
… moreI strongly recommend this place.