Hoku's, Honolulu, Hawaii Restaurant Details

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Great wine list and outstanding service. Can be pricey, but definitely worth it. Repeat customer

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This was our first time here, and I have never felt so embarrassed and looked down on in my life. We were to be there to celebrate an accomplishment of a family member. However, my fiancé and I were unable to join my family due to a dress code. Now, it was my fiancé's birthday, we had just been invited to come to dinner after a family member's graduation festivities, and it's our first time here. We had no prior knowledge of this place and the dress code it had. But NO, he does not want to nor need to wear a pair of pants provided by you. Thats just a bs. Sorry we don't have the time to go out to fancy places like here. It would have been nice if the elderly gentleman had heart in him to let it slide since we were celebrating and the heat outside is a bit hotter than usual.

I understand it's all about sophistication, but you would actually turn down guests due to this rule?!? Even when we were celebrating an accomplishment of a family member?!? On my fiancé's birthday!

We sure won't be coming here anytime soon. There are many other fine establishments that would understand and encourage us to celebrate with our family.

I do have to say, Thank you to the valet staff. They actually had the heart and sympathy that we were turned away from one of their restaurants, and they didn't charge us for their services. Thank you for understanding. Aloha.

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A great place on the island to go lots to see and to do. Had a beautiful Christmas there. Many great dinners and lunches with a beautiful surroundings of Kehala.

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Amazing brunch buffet. Sushi, fresh-squeezed juices, crab legs, rack of lamb, eggs benedict, coffee... everything I had was high quality. Gorgeous view of the water, excellent service. Make sure to reserve a few days in advance.

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great food and view. be sure to wear pants, they wont let you in with resort wear. aka shorts.

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Expect to "be mesmerized by the ocean viewed through swaying palms and beguiled by a menu of delicious choices served with flair and sophistication" fawn fans of this "romantic" Pacific Rim "treasure" "tucked away" in the "exclusive" Kahala Hotel; the chef "performs culinary magic", producing "divine" dishes, while the "lavish Sunday brunch" boasts "unlimited champagne", a "wonderful indulgence" that's "special in every way."