




Sundays
About
A Quiet Corner in Kaimuki
Stepping into Sundays feels like a deliberate pause in the middle of a bustling Honolulu afternoon. Located within the heart of the Kaimuki neighborhood, this spot favors a minimalist aesthetic that lets the natural light flood the dining room, highlighting the clean, simple lines of the interior. It is the kind of place where locals linger over iced coffees, making it an ideal hideaway for those looking to escape the tourist-heavy crowds of Waikiki.
What to Expect on Your Plate
The menu focuses on elevated comfort food that respects local island ingredients. You will often find the kitchen experimenting with seasonal rotations, but the focus remains on accessible, approachable plates. Whether you are grabbing a quick morning bite or settling in for a light lunch, the flavors are bright, punchy, and consistently fresh. The scent of roasted coffee beans is usually the first thing that greets you, mingling with the subtle aroma of baking pastries.
The Kaimuki Reality
Keep in mind that parking in this part of town can be a bit of a puzzle. Navigating the surrounding side streets requires a bit of patience, but the relaxed pace once you get inside makes the effort worth it. The acoustics are lively during the weekend rush, so if you are planning a deep conversation, aim for a weekday mid-morning visit. It is an unassuming destination that perfectly encapsulates the laid-back rhythm of modern Honolulu living.
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Location
138 Ulunui Avenue, Honolulu, Hawaii, 96815
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Showing 3 of 2 community reviewsAli RajaGoogle Maps
Recently
I recently visited Sunday during my stay at the Hyatt Regency Waikiki and was pleasantly surprised by the quality of the Hawaiian Style barbecue chicken and Mac salad. Despite its small location with benches for seating, Sunday offered a convenient grab-and-go dining experience. The barbecue chicken was flavorful and cooked to perfection, while the Mac salad provided a delightful side dish. Although the prices were a bit higher, it's understandable given the prime location in Waikiki. If you're looking for a quick and satisfying meal in Waikiki, I recommend giving Sunday a try. The convenient location and delicious Hawaiian barbecue make it a great choice for a casual dining experience. Overall, Sunday provided a pleasant dining experience, and I wouldn't hesitate to visit again for a tasty grab-and-go meal in Waikiki.
W O'BrienGoogle Maps
Recently
Nice spot for a quick dinner or even to cool off during lunch. Ordered the barbeque chicken and was pleased with the flavor and portions. Also ordered the Hawaiian ice and was told it was delicious and a big serving. Plenty of seating all outdoor. There are several umbrellas to shade from the sun or rain. Service was ok.
Alright Food ReviewsGoogle Maps
Recently
Spent the day driving on the island and got back to the area late, but wanted something to eat and happened to find this place. Open late, it’s a food truck that has a prime spot with some outside seating. I went with the Hawaiian BBQ chicken and it was delicious. The meat was tender and seasoned perfectly, and the macaroni salad was a a great side piece. The service was fast and friendly.
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