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Sorabol

The guide was updated: 2023-10-29

Sorabol is the largest Korean restaurant in the city, lending to a vast menu of Korean cuisine and sushi favorites. Head here for experiencing both tasteful Korean dishes and an authentic atmosphere.

Useful Information

Address: 805 Keeaumoku Street, Honolulu
Opening hours: Sun–Thu 8am–1am, Fri & Sat 8am–8pm
Website: www.sorabolhawaii.com
Phone: +1 808 947 3113
Email: info@sorabolhawaii.com

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Chef Chai

Chef Chai

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Buzz's Steakhouse

Buzz's Steakhouse

Tiki style steakhouse featuring a surf 'n' turf menu and a variety of cocktails. Buzz's just happens to be former U.S. President Barack Obama favorite eatery whenever he is in Hawaii, so come see for yourself what the "buzz" is all about.

Tanaka of Tokyo West

Tanaka of Tokyo West

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Olive Tree Cafe

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La Mer

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The Pig & the Lady

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Akasaka

Akasaka

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Sorabol

Sorabol

Sorabol is the largest Korean restaurant in the city, lending to a vast menu of Korean cuisine and sushi favorites. Head here for experiencing both tasteful Korean dishes and an authentic atmosphere.

Pho To Chau

Pho To Chau

Specialized in pho noodle soup, Pho To Chau will always be the default Vietnamese restaurant of Oahu, as they were the pioneer Vietnamese venue on the island. While you will find legions of loyal customers during the week, it also attracts newcomers each day, so do expect long lines. However, it is worth the wait.

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