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Hours
| Sunday | 11 AM–4 PM |
| Monday | 11 AM–4 PM |
| Tuesday | 11 AM–4 PM |
| Wednesday | 11 AM–4 PM |
| Thursday | 11 AM–4 PM |
| Friday | 11 AM–4 PM |
| Saturday | 11 AM–4 PM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 319 Lexington Blvd, Honolulu, HI 96818
Phone: (808) 441-1000
Website: https://www.pacificaviationmuseum.org/visit/cafe/
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Reviews
Boris
Visited after Hangar 79 tour. Ordered from an unenthusiastic wait staff. Food came quickly and was to be expected – quite oily, but filling. Soft drink refills. Prices reasonable.
… moreAshley LeBourveau-Truong
We were actually impressed for a museum restaurant. Prices were about what you’d pay at a regular fast casual restaurant and the flavour was pretty good. My main complaint is the food wasn’t very hot at all (actually the pork was basically cold), but it was tastier than I expected for museum food. If you’re at Pearl Harbor for a day, this is a pretty reasonable lunch stop.
Service was also pretty friendly and the atmosphere was nice since it wasn’t too crowded.
… moreService was also pretty friendly and the atmosphere was nice since it wasn’t too crowded.
H M
Visit Pearl Harbor and having a quick bite at this place. Food was very good. And the service was very quick
… moreJohn Tamagawa
This aviation themed cafe is a nice place to grab a bite in the museum. The wrap was a good size but the temperature was not as high as expected and the BBQ sauce was a little overpowering. Everything else we ate tasted good and was filling. The fries were really good.
Prices were ok for a museum cafe. The discount with museum membership is nice.
Self-service soft drinks were nice. The condiment bar had everything we needed.
I have eaten here a few times and will return again.
… morePrices were ok for a museum cafe. The discount with museum membership is nice.
Self-service soft drinks were nice. The condiment bar had everything we needed.
I have eaten here a few times and will return again.
Michael Ong
Now called the Hangar Cafe (not the Laniakea Cafe). We liked the bulgogi, the fried rice, and the loco moco – they also have standard American fare too. Love the decor! Pepsi products here.
… moreCatarina Cruz
I have the teriyaki chicken plate and if you are not starving I would recommend going to Zippys instead. The mac salad was salty and the chicken was dry particular considering there was dark meat too.
… moreMike Zepke
Teriyaki chicken sandwich, even though it is pictured with fries, does not come with fries. It is $14.95 for the sandwich. Admirals burger was very good. Mobile order is slow. They have to manually punch in the order, in between walk up orders. Otherwise, food was good.
… moreTobey 055
Cafe is inside Aviation museum. Their menu is small,but great. Guava smoked beef plate was about $17. Pulled pork $15. Smoked beef was AMAZNG!!! Plates comes with a choice of macaroni salad or garden salad. Two scoops of rice, protein on top. Fountain drinks $4. Cookies $2. We spent about $25pp on this meal.
… moreChristine Mamuad
I know I can get cheaper kalua pork elsewhere, but if you are in Pearl Harbor for a whole day, then this is a decent option at the aviation museum. The rice paired well with the pork, and the green salad, although heavy on the dressing, was also good. The catch of the day, flavored with soy and ginger, was also satisfying and not priced too badly.
… moreHanna Smith
Where this place gets off thinking it can charge upwards of $10 for a hot dog bun with 2 slices of gas station deli meat and 1 slice of kraft singles is beyond me. Don’t waste your money here unless you’re buying a beer – which I needed to choke down this poor excuse of a sandwich I purchased. Also got a “bulgogi” sandwich – the “bulgogi” tasted like steakums and the kimchi was bland. Over $70 for a family of 4 to eat here! You’re better off eating somewhere else.
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