Do-ne - Honolulu

Katsu plate was really good, the special combo plate is a bundle of relatively basic items, so I would not recommend personally, but it can be fun to try a few things. Pumpkin tempura unfortunately its crisp, but still very tasty, fried mackerel bread and taste was great, potato salad was also very pleasant and I loved the addition of apples inside. The lady behind the counter was very nice and we appreciate how helpful she was. If I weren't a tourist, I'd order a lot from here.

We ordered takeout and the presentation was great! Everything is neat and tidy in the bag. The food is very high quality. I have the shrimps and oysters that were special for the week. It kept its crunchy and the taste was perfect. My partner got the tuna and the fish was very fresh! Amazing experience!

An amazing little gem of a hole-in-the-wall type place. Authentic Japanese teshoku; the staff here were so friendly and the food was amazing. Made with tender love and care and offered at an excellent value point. Would visit here everyday if I could have ! Highly recommend if you're in the area. There are only a few tables inside and a couple chairs to wait at outside. Their opening hours are limited, but definitely worth it. Staff are Japanese and so humble and genuine.

I unfortunately ordered delivery from Do-Ne; they screwed it up. They were late by more than 30 minutes despite me pre-ordering it. The first courier cancelled after waiting for so long. The second courier also had to wait awhile. Also I think they got the Japanese style omelette wrong. $8.50 for a plain, simple, basic two-egg omelette? This did not look like the Japanese style omelettes I’ve seen in other Google postings. If it wasn’t a mistake, it’s totally not worth it. The squid legs are tiny and the portion is small for $8.25. It’s not as bad as the omelette, but I wouldn’t order it again. On the other hand, the katsu-don bento was good and tasty. I’d order this again, as long as they don’t take forever to prepare it. At $13.50 it’s much more reasonable than the other two dishes above. I’ll post some photos (I ate a couple of pieces from each dish since I was starving)

An amazing little jewel of a hole-in-the-wall type place. Authentic Japanese teshoku; the staff here was so friendly and the food was amazing. Made with delicate love and care and offered at an excellent value point. Visit here every day if I have! Very recommended if you are in the area. There are only a few tables inside and a few chairs to wait outside. Your opening hours are limited, but definitely worth it. The staff is Japanese and so humble and real.