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Japanese & Hawaiian small plates & ramen in a relaxed setting with Asian art & interior details.
Hours
| Sunday | 11 AM–8:30 PM |
| Monday | 11 AM–8:30 PM |
| Tuesday | 11 AM–8:30 PM |
| Wednesday | 11 AM–8:30 PM |
| Thursday | 11 AM–8:30 PM |
| Friday | 11 AM–9 PM |
| Saturday | 11 AM–9 PM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 1430 Kona St #101, Honolulu, HI 96814
Phone: (808) 943-1430
Website: https://www.manichiramenkona.com/
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Reviews
Grant G
Solid bowl by US standards.
Expecting Japanese comparison is silly, so I won’t go there.
Creamy Curry/Karee bowl lacked curry flavor and spice but it was very creamy and the flavor was there.
Char siu lacked in both amount and lean/fatty pieces with just one lean piece without char.
The special had greater toppings but the broth further lacked depth. Char siu was forgettable.
The Classic Pork Gyoza was solid, not sure today was an award winning day but it was solid and I can’t complain. Half crisped half soft and tender.
Would have liked some chili or chili oil for the table.
Recommend if you’re feeling ramen, don’t go with unrealistic (Nihon/Japan quality) and you’ll be happy.
… moreExpecting Japanese comparison is silly, so I won’t go there.
Creamy Curry/Karee bowl lacked curry flavor and spice but it was very creamy and the flavor was there.
Char siu lacked in both amount and lean/fatty pieces with just one lean piece without char.
The special had greater toppings but the broth further lacked depth. Char siu was forgettable.
The Classic Pork Gyoza was solid, not sure today was an award winning day but it was solid and I can’t complain. Half crisped half soft and tender.
Would have liked some chili or chili oil for the table.
Recommend if you’re feeling ramen, don’t go with unrealistic (Nihon/Japan quality) and you’ll be happy.
Konstantin Ternianov
A small, no-frills ramen spot near Ala Moana that feels straight out of Japan.
Traditional Japanese craftsmanship, nothing fancy — just real, honest, extremely tasty food.
Not only classic ramen, but also tsukemen worth trying, and the homemade pork gyoza is an absolute bullseye.
One of those places where you forget you’re in Honolulu and feel like you’re eating in Japan itself
… moreTraditional Japanese craftsmanship, nothing fancy — just real, honest, extremely tasty food.
Not only classic ramen, but also tsukemen worth trying, and the homemade pork gyoza is an absolute bullseye.
One of those places where you forget you’re in Honolulu and feel like you’re eating in Japan itself
Basim Baig
The best ramen on the island, period. We got the Manichi special with corn and it was heavenly. The noodles are delicious and perfectly flavored, the broth is rich and just the right level of spice. The ambiance is chill and the service is impeccable. The owner is really nice and gave us some souvenirs as well. We went twice in a few days and plan to return next time we are in Oahu. Must go!!
… moreTatiana Davis
The most delicious gyoza I have ever tried! Ramen was so good, we ate so fast, we didn’t have a chance to take a picture of it.
… moreK Pacch
Would go again. Their volcano ramen was amazing and a reasonable price for good portion sizes. Kind service, and tucked neatly in a nook.
… morePrecisionSurfacesLLC
The classic Gyoza is really great and The ramen is also terrific. The nacho Gyoza is good but it couldn’t top the original.
We visited on the 4th of July just before close so things were calm and the service was wonderful.
… moreWe visited on the 4th of July just before close so things were calm and the service was wonderful.
B K
I’m extremely picky about ramen as I’ve lived in Japan so there’s not too many I frequent. Manichi is one of my favorites. Noodles, broth, options, and flavors are great. They have so many different kinds of gyoza its hypnotizing. This time we had the Tsukemen, Karamiso Charsiu set, garlic butter gyoza, and something else i can’t recall. Staff is great and does remind you a bit of Japan.
… moreSunny Valentine
I visit Manichi at least every month with my cousin for the Cream Curry Ramen and Nacho Gyoza! Those are my top two recommendations. The service is always fast and the staff is beyond helpful and friendly. It is a small restaurant but the wait is never too long. They have a parking lot on the side that is shared by the neighborhood shops and the restrooms are located in a nearby building.
… moreml
We came during happy hour and ordered the happy hour ramen, two types of pork bun, melted cheese gyoza. We enjoyed the ramen and char siu bun. Good ambience, okay service.
… moreBryan Henson
We arrived about 15 minutes before opening and were told to wait outside until they opened – totally fair, no issue there. We were happy to wait.
However, shortly after, another family walked up and was invited inside early. Not only were they seated before us, but their order was taken before we were even acknowledged.
I’m not sure what the reasoning was – whether it was favoritism or just poor communication – but the inconsistency was frustrating and disappointing. We ended up leaving without eating.
Customer service matters, especially when first impressions set the tone. Unfortunately, this one missed the mark.
… moreHowever, shortly after, another family walked up and was invited inside early. Not only were they seated before us, but their order was taken before we were even acknowledged.
I’m not sure what the reasoning was – whether it was favoritism or just poor communication – but the inconsistency was frustrating and disappointing. We ended up leaving without eating.
Customer service matters, especially when first impressions set the tone. Unfortunately, this one missed the mark.