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Sekiyas Restaurant and Delicatessen

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2746 Kaimuki Ave
Honolulu, HI 96816
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Dinner Menu

Full Course Meal- Soups

Fish Chiri Butterfish

$14.95

Yosenabe

$14.95

Oxtail Soup

$12.75
served with rice, tsukemono and hot tea

Salads

Served With Mayonnaise, French, Or Thousand Island Dressing.

Potato Andmacaroni Salad

$2.60

Combination Salad

$6.10

Asparagus Salad

$4.10

Cucumber Salad

$2.90

Tomato Salad

$2.90

Tomato And Cucumber Salad

$3.30

Sandwiches

Frech Fries

$2.25

Hamburger Sandwich

$3.90

Hamburger Deluxe

$4.60

Cheeseburger

$4.60

Cheeseburger Deluxe

$5.30

Full Course Meal-seafood Dishes

Sashimi

sashimi prices subject to change
  • $16.25
  • Mini Side Order $6.25

Nituke Butterfish

fish cooked in shoyu sauce
  • $15.55
  • W/ Tofu Add $1.25

Nitsuke Ahi

  • $11.55
  • W/ Tofu Add $1.25

Fried Butterfish

$14.55

Fried Ahi

$11.55

Fried Mahimahi

$11.55

Unagi No Kabayaki

$14.55

Noodles

With Bean Sprouts Add $0.50 With Vegetables Add $1.00

Saimin

  • Small $4.75
  • Large $6.55
  • Xlg $8.65

Fried Samin

  • Small $6.75
  • Large $6.55
  • Xlg $8.65

Karai Saimin

$6.75

Crispy Saimin

$2.15

Plain Won Ton

  • Small $5.95
  • Large $7.55
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General Info

2746 Kaimuki Ave
Honolulu, HI 96816
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808-732-1656
http://www.sekiyasrestaurant.com/
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Hours

Monday:
8:00am - 10:00pm
Tuesday:
8:00am - 10:00pm
Wednesday:
8:00am - 10:00pm
Thursday:
8:00am - 10:00pm
Friday:
8:00am - 11:00pm
Saturday:
8:00am - 11:00pm
Sunday:
8:00am - 10:00pm

About Us

In 1935 Taisuke and Katsuko Sekiya first started their restaurant “School Delicatessen” on School Street. They began by selling various okazu (Japanese delicatessen foods), shave ice, and ice cream. Sekiya’s sold plate lunches during the World War II at 10 cents a portion, with 50 cents one could get a big lunch. By 1944, close to the end of the war, they were serving saimin and BBQ sticks. This is an old photo of the original delicatessen that started it all.