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- KKathyHawaii •9 reviews5.0Dined todayCelebrated my birthday here and it was wonderful. Six of us had fabulous meals and great service . Arnie the general manager is great, he greets people while keeping a good eye on his staff. It’s a well run restaurant. Kathy SolbergMore infoRoy's Waikoloa Bar & GrillPrice: Expensive• Hawaii Regional Cuisine• Waikoloa•4.5
- MMaryLas Vegas •2 reviews5.0Dined 1 day agoOverall, we enjoyed our dinner at Canoe House. We started with the Shokupan Pull-Apart Bread. It was unique and tasty, obviously fresh from the oven. The seaweed butter was too "seaweedy" for my taste. The bread alone was great. We also had the Fresh Catch, which was Snapper that day. It was flavorful and not-at-all fishy. It was served with tatsoi kimchi, which we did not like at all -- maybe it's an acquired taste. We also ordered the Warayaki Tuna. When it is served, you get a bit of a show! They "cook" it right in front of you -- it's hay smoked and seared. The pieces were much small than on the website, but still filling. I can't decide if I prefer my tuna sashimi completely raw or fully cooked -- this was something in-between. I would not order it again however. Dessert was okay (I can't remember what it was called). But, honestly, it had too many tastes competing -- coffee, sesame crumble, cookie, banana and cream. What do they say about creating a dish then remove one ingredient to make it perfect? Service. It was impeccable. The hostesses were friendly and engaging. We had Ian as our waiter and he was a marvel. He never hovered; he explained the menu well, offered opinion when asked, and was overall attentive. HE gets FIVE STARS!More infoCanoeHousePrice: Very Expensive• Creative Japanese• Kamuela•4.7
- JjackvipSan Diego •46 reviews5.0Dined 5 days agoExcellent Thanksgiving buffet with oysters, shrimp, mussels, crab, prime rib, ham and all the traditional Thanksgiving fixings. Dessert was off the chart. The star was the maple macadamia nut tart. Beautiful beach view.More infoHawaii Calls - Marriott WaikoloaPrice: Expensive• Hawaii Regional Cuisine• Waikoloa•3.9
- SSkipSan Diego •15 reviews5.0Dined 6 days agoSecond time back, and it was even better than we remembered! Whole snapper, ono tacos, ahi, and rum cake with vanilla ice cream… all great, and the serving was just as good!More infoKuleana Rum ShackPrice: Expensive• Hawaii Regional Cuisine• Waikoloa•4.3
- PPeterDenver / Colorado •7 reviews5.0Dined on Nov 25, 2024Had some sushi rolls and the hamachi nigiri. The rolls were fresh, delicious and beautifully prepared. Hamachi was melt in your mouth. Service was warm, friendly and attentive. Highly recommend.More infoSansei Seafood Restaurant & Sushi Bar - WAIKOLOA, HawaiiPrice: Expensive• Seafood• Waikoloa•4
Discover best fun restaurants in Waikoloa
Discover a delightful blend of vibrant dining options in Waikoloa, Hawaii, where each restaurant brings its own unique version of "fun" to the table. Nestled on the Big Island, Waikoloa's culinary scene is as diverse as its picturesque landscapes, offering a range of atmospheres from casual, family-friendly eateries to more sophisticated, upbeat venues. These establishments frequently feature live music, local cuisine, and innovative dishes that embody the spirit of Hawaii. Whether you're looking for a place to enjoy a lively dinner with friends or a festive meal with family, these restaurants cater to all those seeking a memorable dining experience. The dining scene here encapsulates the essence of island fun, making it a perfect destination for food lovers and adventure seekers alike. Each venue is committed to providing exceptional service and a welcoming atmosphere, ensuring that every meal is not just a dish, but a celebration of Hawaiian hospitality and culture.