THE STREET - A Michael Mina Social House
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Global flavors from 13 stations, including poke, ramen, burgers & Aloha Ice

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2330 Kalakaua Ave #330 Suite 156, Honolulu, HI 96815 Get directions

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"Upscale food halls are having their day, and here celebrity chef Michael Mina weighs in with 13 stations of flavors from around the globe. The Street serves up everything from sustainable poke to Tokyo-style ramen, Maui onion burgers, and Mediterranean cuisine drawn from the James Beard Award winner and Michelin-starred chef's Egyptian heritage. Of special note is Aloha Ice, a sweet stop by Honolulu's own pastry queen Michelle Karr-Ueoka. The hall sprawls inside Waikiki’s International Market Place, bridging glitzy Kalakaua Avenue and up-and-coming Kuhio Avenue. Lift a drink to toast its success—and to skipping longer wait times at other trendy eateries—whether that drink is tap kombucha from Indie Girl or a cocktail from Myna Bird, a spot inspired by Don the Beachcomber, the joint (and its owner)that kicked off the 1960s tiki craze."

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THE STREET - A Michael Mina Social House

W G.

Google
We sampled the Mochiko chicken bowl from the Ramen Bar (my favorite), St Louis style ribs with various sides from international smoke, Harissa Chicken Lafa from Little Lafa and Smoke Prime Rib Sandwich from Battle Royale (super delish!) the ramen from ramen bar was a bit disappointing though. The miso broth lacked depth, flavor and thickness. The noodles should have been more al dente. They use a soft boiled egg as opposed to marinated ramen egg

_ Wilson _

Google
Leaving this review for "Indie Girl" at the food hall. Fantastic food, you can tell a lot of thought went into it. Love the salad, Buddah bowl, and I don't usually order salads. Pros: - yummy, creative dishes with lots of flavours. - didn't get disappointed from any of the foods I got. Cons: - price point, but everything there is around the same. - I left wanting a couple more bites. The portion sizes were good for a regular person I think, but I do eat a lot.

Eliza A.

Google
Amazing food and extremely Insta worthy presentation/atmosphere. The wide range of choices made it easy for our large group to find things for everyone. All of the food and drinks were delicious, but the ramen was an absolute winner.

Annie M.

Google
Disgusting and dissatisfied. I ordered from doordash because the pictures looked amazing. I ordered the fried chicken plate. First, the batter was under seasoned. No flavor or salt! My chicken thigh was undercooked! Mashed potatoes and green beans tasted microwaved. The only thing I can say that was good is the mac and cheese. Its really good. I would ask for a refund, but I'm a hungry pregnant mom that tried to eat around the good parts. I may call for a refund. 🤬

Thaila L.

Google
Dig the atmosphere of the place. A new "food court" concept in Hawaii. Still new, just opened, still a few more restaurants to open. Public area/seating area actually has service which is such a nice touch...service is anticipatory, unintrusive and helpful. Not sure if service is to help out just for the opening or if they plan to have this always. Try everything at least once...so many choices and different flavors no two alike (unlike other "food courts"). A great place to socialize...and do some pauhana. Prices vary...not too bad for Waikiki. Local? Ask for Kamaaina discount and make sure you bring your ID.

M P.

Google
Nice variety of street food. They keep it simple with a limited menu at each spot and nice seating options inside and outside. They give you pagers that you can take outside, but it can be hard to claim your food if other people are ordering, since each spot is manned by only a couple of employees. It's nice that they bus the tables and plenty of napkins and utensils are available in between the vendors. The pizza was great even if the guy selling it was pretty unenthusiastic about helping customers.

Nikolaos D.

Google
Great selection of food. From BBQ, Ramen, Mexican and Italian. There is a little bar in the middle of it so you can grab a cocktail or a beer. Get overcrowded after 7pm but it’s dinner time!

Tyler Anneliese M.

Google
While no different from the rest of this chaotic neighborhood, this convenient food hall offers respite to sunburned, thirsty, hungry travelers. The onion rings, burgers, North Shore style shrimp, and local beers are a treat. Ambient lighting and people watching is a thrown in perk. Wished the Myna tiki bar was open earlier!