Hours
| Sunday | 10 AM–9 PM |
| Monday | 10 AM–9 PM |
| Tuesday | Closed |
| Wednesday | 10 AM–9 PM |
| Thursday | 10 AM–9 PM |
| Friday | 10 AM–9:30 PM |
| Saturday | 11 AM–9:30 PM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 4-361 Kuhio Hwy, Kapaʻa, HI 96746
Phone: (808) 823-1268
Website: http://www.superno1hi.com/
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Roast Pork was 95% bok choy. There were maybe 3 bites of pork. It was loaded with bok choy, lol. If you look at the pics, you might get a good laugh. Underneath the bok choy is all the pork that came. That pile of bones is basically all the Duck. If you want to spend 60 bucks on store bought macaroni, broccoli, and bok choy, then enjoy. Spring rolls were just mush inside.
Honestly, it makes Panda Express seem like a Michelin rated restaurant. I won’t include pics of the angry Asian man who scowled at us as we picked through the bones labeled Crispy Duck, but if you go, he’ll probably stare menacingly at you as well.
It was so bad we will be laughing about it for months to come. This island is paradise. One horrible meal isn’t a big deal, but anywhere else is better.
I asked about the Roast Pork because I’m a big Lechon/Crispy Roast Pork fan and I know sometimes Roast Pork on the menu is more like Char Sui or even Kalua Pork. She immediately said it’s not sold a la carte. It’s only available with vegetables or bok choy. She suggested the latter so I went for it and specifically asked her if they serve CRISPY Roast pork with crispy skin first. She said yes… my BF ordered the Roast duck with veggies. We also ordered egg rolls and hot and sour soup on the side. After a grueling hike at Ho’opi’i Falls, we were starving and chose this place over Fillo’s tacos next door. That was our first mistake! The second mistake was not reading the reviews. The third was eating here despite all the red flags.
After we ordered, she yelled at her husband to make our food. He was eating at the time (unbeknownst to me my BF observed this) and got upset his meal was interrupted to cook for a customer… My boyfriend’s dish comes out first, pretty quickly. Immediately I notice there’s no actual duck in the dish. They literally served him a handful of duck bones over mixed veggies with rice and what tasted like store bought mac salad. This made me nervous. Egg rolls came out next and were hot but nothing to write home about and I was starving so I ate them. My dish came out and saying that I was underwhelmed would be an understatement. I picked through the mountain of bok choy to search for the “crispy roast pork”. Finally found the 4oz. of meat and took a bite to again, just give it a try. I just pushed it away and ended up tossing it before we left. The hot and sour soup came out last. I was so utterly disappointed and hoped at least one thing would come out right. I encouraged my bf to try it even though we were both so turned off by the whole experience. The spoonful scalded his mouth and that was that.
We try and support small businesses (not realizing this was a small island chain). It definitely has the hole in the wall aesthetic which usually goes hand in hand with good food. With tip btw, two dishes, eggrolls, soup and a couple of drinks plus tip came out to around $75. Save your money and go somewhere good. I would go to L&L and Panda Express over this any day (we don’t eat fast food or from chain restaurants.)
This was not it. Don’t go here.
As we were leaving a girl was looking at the menu. I honked at her and my boyfriend yelled out, “Don’t do it!” while I motioned a thumbs down and a frown.
We at least saved one person from the utter disappoint that is Super No. 1 BBQ. That’s the one good thing that came out of this.