




Regal Diner
About
A Slice of Honolulu Heritage
Tucked away near the bustling heart of Honolulu, Regal Diner serves as a reliable anchor for locals seeking honest, no-frills comfort food. Walking in, you are greeted by the hum of overhead fans and the clatter of ceramic plates against laminate tabletops—the unmistakable soundtrack of a classic island breakfast spot. It is the kind of place where the coffee is poured before you even settle into your booth and the menu is refreshingly devoid of pretense.
The Menu Philosophy
The culinary focus here leans heavily into the local palate, prioritizing hearty portions that hit the spot after a long morning near the shoreline. You will find standard island-style breakfast plates that keep the neighborhood regulars coming back, featuring crispy bacon, perfectly browned hash browns, and local-style eggs. The kitchen respects tradition, focusing on the fundamentals rather than modern plating trends. It is an ideal setting for a quick, unpretentious fuel-up before heading out for a day of exploring the nearby coastline.
Things to Know Before You Arrive
If you are planning to visit, keep in mind that the space is compact and can get quite lively during the weekend rush. Finding a parking spot in this particular pocket of Honolulu can require a bit of patience, so factor in an extra few minutes for circling the block. The lighting is bright and utilitarian, reflecting a space built for efficiency and fast service rather than lingering candlelit dinners. Whether you are a resident looking for a consistent weekly staple or a traveler wanting a quiet breakfast away from the heavy tourist traffic, Regal Diner delivers a straightforward experience that feels authentically connected to its surroundings.
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Amenities & Features
Location
1960 Kapiolani Blvd Ste 115, Honolulu, Hawaii, 96826-3975
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Showing 3 of 13 community reviewsKatherina BuiGoogle Maps
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Cheap breakfast. Jumbo sampler (rice, bacon, ham, Portuguese sausage, and 2 eggs) for about $5
jon leeGoogle Maps
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Very large portions for a reasonable price. Had boneless duck cake noodle which was tasty but small pieces of duck and some small bones. The cake noodle was not crispy at all.
Evan RichGoogle Maps
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Pretty much have only tried the donuts but they were great!
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