This place is just awesome. Tonight was our first time here. Since its our walking day, we had a whole group of 9 with us bum rushing this little restaraunt just less than an hour from their closing time. I honestly felt bad but the two hostesses/cooks were very accomodating for us and welcomed our business anyway.

It was a little tight fit, but Ive been in tighter situations so this felt quite cozy. Plus, tonight was a cold and windy night so we were all excited for their food. Reading about their curry, I learned that their Coedo style of curry is quite unique. I ordered the Oyster Katsu Curry, my wife got the Garlic Shrimp Curry, my son got the Tonkatsu Curry Ramen, and my mother in law got the Tonkatsu curry. They did have to make a fresh batch of curry for us so there was a little bit of a wait, but it was SOOOOO worth it. Their curry is really something special for sure.

The Tonkatsu was cooked so perfectly, with thick juicy slices if pork. The Garlic Shrimp was so flavorful, and they also throw the garlic and juices on the rice. It was an unusual pairing with the curry, but it was still good. And the Oyster curry was an amazing experience! They use oysters imported from Hiroshima!

This is a cute little restaraunt with some older fixtures that lends to its appeal. Great for a couples date night or maybe a smaller family dinner. The price pocket is just right. You do have to pay for parking in the back. Now days its as easy as scanning the QR codes that are posted all over the parking area.

I highly recommend this place and I hope to return very soon to try the rest of their menu.

To be completely honest, the only thing I get here are their cream horns because they are bad ass. I have tried a few other things but I don't remember what they were. They were also really good.

Decent parking and even a seating area outside, this is a cute little bakery that's always pumping out some of the best baked goods on Maui. Service has usually been quick and easy for me.

I guess this is not as much a review as it is just another affirmation of how good their cream horns are. I always get the frozen ones when I travel inter-island, but if you're on Maui, the chilled ones are just fine.

We have been here twice. This is definitely one of the fancier restaraunts that we have been to. The first time was just me and my wife, then the second was with a group of 9! Ill just say that aside from the food, my favorite thing about this place is the smell. When you walk through the doors, not only are your eyes treated to the lively and colorful decorations, but your olfactory senses are filled with the decliciously warm smells of their food.

Youre then seated and you begin to finally realize the experience you are about to become immersed in. The waiters and waitresses are well versed in the menu, so whatever questions you may have, theyll be able to help you out. This is imprtant, in my opinion, if youre new to this kind of food.

The food comes out and everything you smell is everything you taste. From the fish to the lamb, and from the hummus to the soup, everything was cooked to perfection and served in spectacular fashion. It really is an enjoyable experience while youre eating here. And might I add that they have a great selection of wines and spirits to choose from.

The only reason I give it a 4 star rating is because it is quite pricey. I totally agree with how its priced, but I would love to eat here a lot more, but maybe if it was priced more modestly. Otherwise, this is a great place to celebrate an anniversary or even a promotion.

I think for 2-4 people its great. Otherwise, big groups really raise the price and can tend to spread the food a little thin. This would be something that the whole group would need to be okay with prior to eating here. Not to mention, most of their "group platters" are aimed more towards smallers groups of 3-4. I think we surprised a couple people in the group when our bill came and the overall big group experience left some of us a little hungry still. When it was just me and my wife, we were actually pretty full.

This was our first time here. We came because a friend recommended it to us. Nestled in a nice little spot in Waipahu, its only 6 months old at the time of this review. As we walked in, we were greeted by the friendly hostess. We were the only ones there. Very clean, very open, very inviting. Sorry I didnt take pictures of the place or the menu.

Now the food was pretty amazing. As you can see, we thoroughly enjoyed every bite. I wish there were more of us so we could try more of the food, but we ended up getting our favorite korean dishes And were not disappointed at all.

Decent prices, friendly service, great atmosphere and amazing food all come together here at Korean Foody. I highly recommend this place if you are looking for a good lunch or dinner in Waipahu.