
Ono Seafood
Ono Seafood earns its reputation by keeping the menu tight: fresh ahi and tako, warm rice and seasonings that never bury the fish. Get the Spicy Ahi Poke. Ono tip: A strong value pick when you want a satisfying meal without a splurge.
Seven trusted counters for fresh fish, balanced seasoning and repeat-worthy bowls.

Ono Seafood earns its reputation by keeping the menu tight: fresh ahi and tako, warm rice and seasonings that never bury the fish. Get the Spicy Ahi Poke. Ono tip: A strong value pick when you want a satisfying meal without a splurge.

Off the Hook starts with fresh ahi from the Honolulu Fish Auction, then pushes beyond shoyu and spicy with miso, ginger and Japanese-leaning combinations. Get the Cold Ginger ʻAhi. Ono tip: Go earlier in the day for the broadest fresh-fish selection.

Tanioka’s is the Waipahu counter for building an entire local spread from poke, fried chicken, musubi and hot plates. Get the Spicy Ahi Tempura Bowl. Ono tip: Go earlier in the day for the broadest fresh-fish selection.
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