Established in 2015, Kamana Kitchen Hilo is an Indian eatery in Hilo, 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 | 10:30 AM–3 PM, 5–9 PM |
| Monday | 10:30 AM–3 PM, 5–9 PM |
| Tuesday | Closed |
| Wednesday | 10:30 AM–3 PM, 5–9 PM |
| Thursday | 10:30 AM–3 PM, 5–9 PM |
| Friday | 10:30 AM–3 PM, 5–9 PM |
| Saturday | 10:30 AM–3 PM, 5–9 PM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 1235 Kilauea Ave #180, Hilo, HI 96720
Phone: (808) 933-8570
Website: http://kamanakitchenhawaii.com/
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Reviews
We ordered the vegetarian Thali of which the green saag was good, pakoras which were very oily, mutter paneer was good, naan and kulcha were fine. The lentil soup was mild and decent.
While paying for the check, we were asked for tip when gratuity was already included.
Have to say this was the BEST naan bread I’ve ever eaten. Perfectly crispy on the bottom, yet soft and so flavorful on the top. No burnt garlic, as I’ve gotten elsewhere.
As for the chicken in my tiki masala, unfortunately the chicken was very dry. The sauce was good, a little more warm spices than I typically like, but it was good.
As for the atmosphere, the booth I was seated and had a bright light right above it And the restaurant itself was not extremely welcoming.
I’ve noticed this a lot of her here in Hawaii. So I wasn’t Super disappointed. Other than that bright light.
Also, I didn’t have anyone really come back to my table and ask if everything was OK or if I’d like to have dessert. I think they made a missing on some revenue by not Suggesting certain beverages and also desserts.
Definitely good value for the money. I took half of my meal home with me and reheat it for lunch and it was As good if not better today. I would recommend reheating any of Me, Meet entrées On the stove top and if you happen to get some of the delicious naan and have an air fryer, that’s the way to go. All in all I would definitely recommend.KAMANA Kitchen
One more thing, it’s kinda hard to actually find the restaurant. There’s a sign in the plaza that’s not lit up. No signage pointing down a Type of alleyway where the restaurants are located. I could smell the food, but couldn’t find the restaurant until I asked someone who was in the parking lot.
They served undercooked Aloo Jeera, i.e the potatoes were raw …. we could not eat. The smaller pieces were fine but the larger pieces were raw. We showed it to the staff and they brought a fresh portion, but even that had the same issue….. potatos were raw ….
The korma was good …. the rooti were good.
The toilet was in a pathetic condition…. I felt like throwing up. The roadside Dhaba in India have better toilets then this restaurant!
I wanted to talk to the chef to check if the Gulab Jamun was also fired in the contaminated oil …. the chef never came to answer my question… I requested a few times…… and a server said it was fired in separate fryer!
The wort part, the owner is from Nepal, and I’m sure he/she knows what a clean vegitarian food means and he/she is running a restaurant where contaminated food is served….! Pathetic…
The building itself is a bit older, but it does not feel like a total hole in the wall. The bathroom can be hit or miss, though it was at least reasonably clean on the women’s side.
There were a lot of Indian customers dining here, which always makes me feel confident that it’s a reputable and solid spot.
The food came out very quickly. My sister and I split several dishes between us and it was all fantastic.