Dell's Kitchen and Bakery

Great food for casual Japanese dining. The other side has a bakery. Spacious and comfy. Lemon water is self-service & free. Cellular data signal is good too. This place is a local hangout for folks who like to eat Japanese dishes. Happy hour is on Monday-Fri from 3-5 pm. The Ginger Pork meal was good, has a kick to it and a faint shiso (Japanese basil) on the rice. The Gyudon bowl has a nice calm taste to it, and a deliciously rich egg to make it at the center of the bowl. Miso salmon is good dish worth trying, on the slightly salty side. If you need more flavor to the food, there’s the nanami togarashi (assorted chili pepper) that goes well with the meat, salt, pepper, Japanese soy sauce, and chili Tabasco options. The air plant adds to the good ambiance. Plates are returned on the si

You’ve probably driven past this spot at South Beretania & McCully, but trust me ...it’s worth pulling over for. Nearly everything here is made in-house, and Chef Dell (who’s also behind Vein in Kaka‘ako) is absolutely delivering. Expect top-quality ingredients like fresh Mio Pastalogy pasta, egg salad sandwiches made with Japanese eggs, and premium-grade Matsuri rice. The biggest win? It’s affordable without compromising on flavor or portion size. Food: 5/5 – A lineup of favorites worth every bite: - Egg Salad Sammy!! - Kawagoe housemade gyoza with mustard sauce - Kurobuta Tonkatsu - Izakaya Kawagoe’s famous chicken karaage - Garlic Chili Chicken - Mahi Furikake Katsu Parking: 4/5 – Small private lot for dine-in or takeout, plus nearby street parking when it gets busy. Ambience: 4/5

I love the loco moco here—it comes with a very tasty sauce, grilled onions, and mushrooms. The salad dressing was excellent, and the potato side was delicious too. This loco moco bento, feels like a Hawaiian loco moco with a Japanese fusion twist, and the quality is amazing for the price. Everything is made to order, so it takes about 20 minutes to get your food, but it’s worth it because it’s freshly prepared. I absolutely love this place.

Food is very much local/Japanese plate lunch-ish. Order and pay at the designated register and have a seat. Food is brought to you and bus your own plates.

I was able to have a fast and delicious breakfast! There is so many options for the bakery section and I really like that they have sandwiches to go available. We got a tuna sandwich, mio's salad, custard w/ fruit, and sugar toast. I love their bread because it's so light and airy! I go here often and the service is honestly hit or miss but food is the highlight for sure!