Sushi restaurants in Kaua'i
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Tip Top Café & Sushi Katsu
The white, cinder-block building is lacking in atmosphere, but the main draws are its famous pancakes and oxtail soup. Meat eaters, go local with loco moco (two fried eggs, hamburger patty, rice and gravy), saimin (egg noodle and broth soup) and beef stew. Located inside, Sushi Katsu offers value-priced sushi and Japanese dishes.
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Hanama'ulu Restaurant Tea House & Sushi Bar
The name sounds fancier than it is, but this longstanding eatery on the outskirts of Lihu'e serves decent Japanese cuisine. The menu suspiciously includes Chinese dishes, too, but that's common in Hawaii. Specializing in crispy fried dishes, from Chinese ginger chicken to Japanese tempura and tonkatsu (breaded cutlets).
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Naniwa
If you're stuck in Po'ipu with sushi cravings, your only option is Naniwa, which serves flawlessly fresh, impeccably presented, expensive Japanese cuisine. Two-piece nigiri average around US$11 and maki rolls start around US$12, but the combinations are creative.
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Moloa'a Sunrise Fruit Stand
For a quick bite, the Moloa'a Sunrise Fruit Stand ofers juices & smoothies from US$3, healthful sandwiches on multigrain bread around US$7, taro burgers and brown-rice vegetarian sushi. Located past the 16-mile marker.
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Pono Market
At this hole-in-the-wall corner store, try the ono grinds from the take-out deli counter: generous plate lunches, fresh sushi rolls and Hawaiian food, eg kalua pig (pig cooked in an underground pit) with poi.
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Koloa Fish Market
Your best bet for take-out: bento boxes, sushi, plate lunches and fresh fish. The poke comes in mouthwatering varieties and the seared-'ahi slices are gourmet quality.
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Ishihara Market
The town's best grocer is an indie with an extensive deli selling take-out sushi, green salads and a mouthwatering selection of 'ahi poke.
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