I wanted to choose one of the "healthier" items on the menu, so I avoided the fried stuff (tempura) and opted for the chicken sukiyaki. It came with chicken, tofu, negi, cabbage, bamboo shoots, jelly noodles, udon, and an egg. The portion was massive and I was able to get two meals out of it by eating half of it for lunch and taking the leftovers home for dinner.
One of my friends ordered the tenzaru soba. It looked really refreshing and sized perfectly for lunch.
Parking can sometimes be a challenge, as they only have 4 stalls in the front and metered street parking is sometimes in high demand.
They have a kid's meal on the menu, which consists of BBQ chicken or chicken katsu with mixed tempura for $10.95. For that price, you might be better off ordering a regular combo plate for $3 more.
Yagura Restaurant
1655 Liliha Street
Honolulu, HI 96817
(808) 533-2160
Open for lunch and dinner 6 days a week (closed on Sundays)
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| Chicken Sukiyaki $16.95 |
The sukiyaki came with tossed salad (or mac salad), tsukemono, miso soup, and rice (not pictured).
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| Tenzaru Soba $10.50 |
My other friend ordered the saba/shrimp tempura combo. It looked like a lot of food but she ate it all. :)
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| Combination Plate - saba shioyaki and shrimp tempura $13.95 |
Parking can sometimes be a challenge, as they only have 4 stalls in the front and metered street parking is sometimes in high demand.
They have a kid's meal on the menu, which consists of BBQ chicken or chicken katsu with mixed tempura for $10.95. For that price, you might be better off ordering a regular combo plate for $3 more.
Yagura Restaurant
1655 Liliha Street
Honolulu, HI 96817
(808) 533-2160
Open for lunch and dinner 6 days a week (closed on Sundays)
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