




Sunrise Restaurant
About
A Taste of Island Comfort
When you find yourself roaming the streets of Honolulu, there is a specific kind of hunger that only a traditional plate lunch can satisfy. Sunrise Restaurant serves as a cornerstone for locals looking for hearty, no-frills sustenance. The atmosphere here is unpretentious; expect the hum of ceiling fans, the clatter of silverware against ceramic, and the occasional boisterous laughter from a neighboring booth of construction workers or office staff taking their midday break.
What’s on the Menu
The kitchen leans heavily into Hawaiian-style comfort food. Their signature loco moco—a towering stack of white rice, a juicy beef patty, and a perfectly fried egg smothered in savory brown gravy—is the standout choice. The portions are substantial enough to sustain you through an entire afternoon of surfing or hiking. You might also catch the scent of fresh garlic shrimp drifting from the kitchen, a nod to the North Shore’s culinary influence brought right into the heart of the city.
The Local Experience
Stepping inside feels like catching up with an old friend. It is the kind of place where your coffee mug never stays empty for long. Be prepared for a bit of a challenge if you are driving, as the tight parking area is a well-known quirk among regular patrons; it is often better to find a spot a block away and walk. If you want an authentic glimpse into the daily rhythm of life in Honolulu, away from the polished resort scenes, this is where you go to fuel up.
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Location
525 Kapahulu Ave Spc A, Honolulu, Hawaii, 96815-3854
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Showing 3 of 16 community reviewsMarcus ChuGoogle Maps
Recently
A small unassuming restaurant with home style cooking. Solid sushi with heart warming dishes. The Okinawa soba is a little gingery but it was great. Consider reserving though given the small size, which I think you have to call.
Brennan OGoogle Maps
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I was recommended this restaurant by a friend of mine, who told me it is a nice, quaint family-run Okinawan restaurant. This establishment did not disappoint. The female partner of the couple who owns the restaurant was very kind to my family and me. I appreciated the atmosphere of this place too. It was a great interdiction to Okinawan food. Aloha!
YHCGoogle Maps
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We ordered the Pork Bitter Melon, Big Feet Soup, Sushi Combo, and Yaki Soba — everything was delicious! What stood out the most, was the warm hospitality of the owners. They were incredibly kind and welcoming. I accidentally left my purse behind, and they kindly kept it safe for me. It’s a small, cozy restaurant with a lot of heart. Highly recommend!
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