Yama's Fish Market

Hawaiian restaurant · Kapiolani

Yama's Fish Market

Hawaiian restaurant · Kapiolani

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2332 Young St, Honolulu, HI 96826

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A beloved takeout spot, Yama's serves up fresh island flavors with a stellar selection of poke and traditional Hawaiian dishes like lau lau.  

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2332 Young St, Honolulu, HI 96826 Get directions

yamasfishmarket.com
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2332 Young St, Honolulu, HI 96826 Get directions

+1 808 941 9994
yamasfishmarket.com
@yamasfishmarket

$$$$$$ · Menu

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"Come here for a selection of comfort food from Hawaii’s plantation era, when laborers from around the world brought with them a taste of home. You’ll find Puerto Rican pastele, Japanese mochiko chicken, and Filipino pork adobo, alongside Hawaiian classics of lau lau, kalua pig, and fresh poke. While they only do takeout, the food holds up well enough to take your spread back to your hotel room or go grab one of the picnic tables at the nearby Honolulu Stadium park. " - martha cheng

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"Come here for a selection of comfort food from Hawaii’s plantation era, when laborers from around the world brought with them a taste of home. You’ll find Puerto Rican pastele, Japanese mochiko chicken, and Filipino pork adobo, alongside Hawaiian classics of lau lau, kalua pig, and fresh poke. While they only do takeout, the food holds up well enough to take your spread back to your hotel room or go grab one of the picnic tables at the nearby Honolulu Stadium park." - Martha Cheng

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Rafael Gonzalez

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The miso tako is incredible! Best tako poke I've ever had in my life.

Hsiao-wen Cheng

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Best ahi limu poke. A whole different level from all the touristy poke shops. You can also find poi here, or fermented taro paste, my favorite Hawaiian food. Kalua pork cabbage is also super good. Take out only. Plenty of parking space.

Eric Hsu

Google
Local spot for fish and halpia. I would travel all the way back here from the main land just for their halpia. It’s not too sweet , and the texture of it is perfect . Service is quick and the store is simple yet clean

Andy Blass

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Very good food. Fresh and many different items from local cuisine to choose from. Neighborhood is not the best. Many homeless pepe right there where restaurant is so be carefull but restaurant and food is amazing. Everything is super fresh and delicious. They also have the pork in leaves and some very amazing sauces. Absolutely authentic island food is served here. Service is also super attentive and friendly. Unfortunately there is no dine in as of July 2021. But hey...we just took the amazing food to hotel room and enjoys it to the fullest. Also deserts were very good too. Not sure if you can call it desert but it was good. Sweet potatoes something....i can't remember these names. Anyhow, don't hesitate to give this place a try. I highly recommend.

Dude

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In A Nutshell: -New updated review. -Yama's is still a local favorite. -They still have a bunch of delicious poke's to choose from such as ahi, tako, shrimp, scallop & smoked salmon. -They have a poke bowl combo: regular $12.75 or large $16.75, you choose your rice, poke & side. -If you like dried fish they have dried ahi poke too. -My favorites are their Wasabi Ahi Masago Poke, Spicy Ahi Poke, Ahi Mango Poke & Hawaiian Style Ahi Poke. -In addition to poke, you can check our their expansive menu & grab their other popular food, which is their Hawaiian Lau Lau. Overall, my general rule of thumb is I only eat poke while traveling to Hawaii, when you come here to grab some you'll understand why it's so special :)

Ben Chang

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This is a take out restaurant specialized in poke, laulau, and kalua pig. Their poke is def one of the best on the island. Fresh fish, balanced seasoning. The laulau is also their best hot dish item. The kalua pig with cabbage is good but sometimes inconsistent.

Elia Rho

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Last time (December 2021) I only tried poke and liked it a lot. So I gave it another try for lau lau this time. Before this time, my favorite lau lau was Young's, but it's been slightly salty. Yama's was not salty at all, and the pork was so juicy and tender. I also like their composition of the sides (lomi salads, haupia, and poke). Totally recommend this place. they have best poke and lau lau in town.

Maverick F

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Decent portions and prices. If you're new to traditional island cuisine, this place is a great start to your Hawaiian food experience. I git the poke, lomi, pork, and haupia plate (about $15) and it was delicious and quite filling. Comes with your choice of ahi poke. I asked for the Hawaiian style. They offer a lot of packages goodies you can take home, including many desserts.