Best Cheap Hawaiian Restaurants in NoHo | Cheap Hawaiian Food

11 restaurants in Best Cheap Hawaiian Restaurants in NoHo | Cheap Hawaiian Food

• Kabisera — Filipino · rated 4.8/5: Nestled in Canal Street Market, Kabisera offers a delightful experience of Filipino comfort food in a laid-back ambiance. This casual eatery is perfect for lunch or dinner, featuring popular dishes like pork adobo, spam musubi, and various ramen options. With vegan choices available, it's well-suited for solo diners and families alike. Rated 4.8 stars, Kabisera also offers catering and accepts various payment options, ensuring a convenient visit.
• Simple NYC: Best Chef Made Poke Bowl in NYC — Japanese · rated 4.8/5: Nestled in the vibrant Bowery neighborhood, Simple NYC is a trendy poke bar offering healthy, quick bites for lunch and dinner. The cozy eatery specializes in vegan, gluten-free, and vegetarian options, with popular items like ahi tuna, salmon bowls, and bento boxes. Perfect for solo diners, patrons appreciate the high-quality service and great tea selection. Meals are reasonably priced between $10-20.
• noreetuh — Hawaiian · rated 4.6/5: Noreetuh reimagines the vibrant spirit of the islands through a lens of sophisticated urban elegance, where the warmth of polished wood and soft lighting sets the stage for a refined exploration of Hawaiian soul. The kitchen transforms humble staples into artful masterpieces, balancing the savory depth of glazed musubi with the bright, crystalline freshness of the Pacific. This intimate sanctuary pairs its bold, tropical flavors with an exceptional wine list, creating a transportive dining experience that feels both deeply nostalgic and strikingly modern.
• Pokeworks — Japanese · rated 4.5/5: Bright and modern, this coastal-inspired sanctuary invites you to build a personalized feast from a vibrant palette of the sea’s finest offerings. Glistening cuts of pristine fish are tossed with zesty house-made sauces and crisp, colorful vegetables, resulting in a refreshing bowl that bursts with clean, umami-rich flavors. It is a place where the artistry of Japanese tradition meets a breezy, contemporary energy, turning a quick meal into a sensory journey through the Pacific.
• Poke Rice — Japanese · rated 4.4/5: Located at 162 West 4th Street in New York, Poke Rice offers a casual dining experience with a delightful array of poke bowls, sushi, and Hawaiian plates, including vegetarian options. Perfect for families, this highly-rated spot (4.4 stars from 386 reviews) provides quick service and fresh ingredients. Open daily from 11 AM to 10 PM, it features indoor seating, takeout, and delivery. Credit cards and contactless payments are accepted. Join the locals and savor the freshness!
• Chikarashi — Japanese · rated 4.3/5: Chikarashi at 227 Canal St, New York, is a minimalist counter-service spot specializing in gourmet poke and chirashi bowls that blend Hawaiian and Japanese flavors. Rated 4.3, it features fresh fish, vegetarian options, and gluten-free dishes, all crafted with care. With a cozy ambiance and friendly service, Chikarashi is perfect for a quick, delicious meal. Open Monday to Saturday from 11:30 AM to 8:00 PM.
• Osakana East Village — Japanese · rated 4.3/5: Located in the vibrant East Village, Osakana offers top-quality, locally sourced fish for takeout. Specializing in sushi, sashimi, and poke, this casual shop provides an exceptional selection of both raw and cooked fish preparations. With a focus on quality and presentation, and sushi classes available, Osakana is perfect for seafood enthusiasts. Orders can be placed online, with pick-up from 12:00 - 7:00 PM on weekdays and Saturdays, and until 6:00 PM on Sundays.
• noreetuh — Japanese: This sleek, modern sanctuary reimagines Hawaiian soul food through a sophisticated lens, elevating the humble musubi into a refined culinary art form. It is a space where the nostalgic comfort of glazed SPAM and kimchi meets the decadence of yellowtail and golden caviar, creating a playful yet polished dining experience that celebrates the vibrant, umami-rich spirit of the islands.
• Pokerice — Japanese: Sunlight streams through the windows of this vibrant eatery, where the scent of toasted sesame and vinegared rice sets the stage for a customizable feast of the sea. Each bowl becomes a canvas of color, piling glistening cubes of marinated fish atop garden-fresh greens and crunchy aromatics to create a bright, nourishing experience that captures the essence of the Pacific.
• Pokeworks — Japanese: This vibrant eatery captures the spirit of the Hawaiian islands, offering a bright and modern space where the ocean’s bounty takes center stage in every bowl. Guests craft their own culinary masterpieces from a kaleidoscope of fresh ingredients, layering buttery cubes of premium fish with crisp, colorful vegetables and savory glazes that burst with umami and citrus. Each bite is a refreshing explosion of texture and flavor, delivering a clean, energizing experience that feels like a sun-drenched afternoon by the shore.
• L&L Hawaiian Barbecue — American: L&L Hawaiian Barbecue captures the vibrant, sun-soaked spirit of the islands through hearty plate lunches that serve as a soulful tribute to Hawaii’s diverse culinary heritage. Sizzling grills produce smoky charred short ribs and caramel-glazed chicken, while golden-fried katsu and tender kalua pork find their perfect companions in the iconic pairing of fluffy white rice and cool, creamy macaroni salad. This bustling, unpretentious spot invites diners to dive into the rich, savory depths of a gravy-smothered loco moco, offering a genuine taste of aloha in every generous, comforting bite.